Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-08-09
EpINBURo NEWS.


on Thursday Aug. 18th. and remain on
day. All persons in need Of Dental wOrl
are invited to call. Rooms at Murray
Hotel.
Mira. jos. Conner. accompanied by he
son Joseph, of Washington.D. C., is visit
ing her father. Mr.. Edward Whissen.
Miss Lucy Osborn. of Washington j
visiting her mother in this place.
Mr.. W. II. Wightman took charge o
the Eureka House, last week which
means a delightful resting place fol
the travelling public, as Mr.. W. know
how to keep hotel.
Mr.. Charles Grandstaff, of W. Va.
spent few days last week with Mr.. Jas
Rau and family.
Mr.. w. G.. Murdoch Is about moving
into the house of MIR. w. H. Wightman
on Main street.
Mr. Henry Whissen who has been i'll fol
some time is n Ow improving.
Mrs. Ferant aud Miss Appel, OF Pitts
burg are boarding at Mrs. McGinnis'.
Nc. Thomas Hissy and family after a
short visit to thoir old home have return
ed to Stanton.
Miss Ollie Talhelm has taken charge OF
the millinery store OF Mrs. Belle Wight
man.
Rev. C. H. CrOwell, of Stanton, spent
several days with Mrs. s P. Hollings
worth, last week.
Mr.. Charles Marston has company.
Name not gwen. He expects him to re-
main at least 81 years, and probably
longer.
Rev. ". R. Berry spent few days with
Mr.. B. f. HiseY last week.
Mr.. j. d. Lemon is building a new
house on Piccadilly street.
Mr. Robt Stoneburner is bnildinga new
house on Piccadilly, extended.
Mr.. C. L. Martin Is building a new
residence near Wightmsn g. Hisey's ware
house on the street just opened.
s. P. Hollingsworth is preparing to
build on the lot opposite the Christian
church.
Jno. r. Bowman has house in course
Of erection on the Potter lot.
Miss Alice AcGahey. of McGaheysvllle
is visiting Mr.. Chas. Headley's family.
Miss Mamie Baker, of Wardensville is
visiting Ne. Jas. X. Baker.
The Woody Company have been teach.
ing music for the last week, in the Metho-
list church.
Mr.. Jimmy Swan says if the HERALD
publishes tho last game Of base ball be-
tween Edinburg and Woodstock he in
tends to canvass Edinburg and make
everybody stop taking the HERALD. So
be careful what ysu do, Jimmy means
what be says.
From At lbs. of seed, Mr.. George Irwin,
Of this place, raised seven bushels and
two pounds aud halt of potatoes. The
variety is called the Early Shamrock.
Our boys went down last Saturday to
give the Woodstock Kids another round.
Je had them badly beaten as the score
stood Is to 10 in the 9th inning; but as
we were too magnanimous to take three
,traights, we let them catch up and win
the game by an odd run.
Mrs. Ssm'l Lantz has purchased the
residence Of Rev. d. II. Rhodes. on Church
street and will move to this place, next
October.
Some of our boys say that the reason
they lost the game, last Saturday. was
because Capt. Koontz bothered them.
In order to meet the growing demand,
has opened new street, which
will soon be ornamented with beautiful
Please tell Mr.. Letch Burner that if be
thinks he has anything in Woodstock
that can beat our nine to trot them ont.
lie are always ready to meet him on the
and will take the starch out of
the new uniforms of his pets.
A little pug dog that wears a bell is at
tracing much attention here.
The departure of some of the lady
teachers has caused sad hearGs and long
faces. They can be identified at glance
Please understand that Edinburg doesn't
blow, but they are always ready to fix
Burners Kids, and don't you forget 1t.
The Normal School, conducted by Prot.
J. NJ Hotel closed last Friday These
normal schools are productive of great
good and teachers, who do not attend
them, have no idea how much they lose.