The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-30
Many WEDDINGS
IN ROCKINGHAM
DR.. Dewitt R. Good Marries Miss
Laura E. Brunk.
SUCCESSFUL YEAR AT RAWLEY.
Or. Hcatwole of Dale Enterprise Made
Principal Demonstrators in Dental
Department. of University
OF nlaryland.
YEAR AT RAWLEY.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)


DALE ENTERPRISE, Sept 29--More
than the usual quota of weddings have
occurred within the confines of old ROCK
ingham during the past few weeks. Inc
most notabIe of these was the marriage
Tuesday evening of Miss Laura E Brunh,
the beautiful and attractive daughter OF
Mr. Samuel Drunk, a Well-to-Co farmer
of this section, to DR.. Dewitt h Good,
one of the most successful and promising
young physicians OF this section. 1t was
a. beautiful wedding, at the nome OF the
bride. and witnessed by some eighty in
vited guests. DR.. and Mrs. Good left We'd
nesday for a bridal tour which viii en-
brace Elkhart, Ind, Chicago, Niagara
Falls, portions of Canada, New York.
Baltimore and Washington On their re-
turn they will reside at this place where
Dr. Good has Il very. extensive practice
a quiet home wedding took place in
Harrisonburg last Tuesday morning, in
which Miss Fannie Lee NIciLain became
the bride of Mr.. William Martin, OF
Baltimore. They left the same morning
for Baltimore, where they VIII reside.
In the County Court Thursday Judge
Grattan set aside the verdict of the jury
in the case of Charles Nazlerod, who was
found guilty of stealing shotgun from
the house of Thornton A. Dove. in Brock S
Gap. Judge Grattan, in setting aside the
verdict, stated that he had no doubt as TO
the guilt of Nazlerod. but that law and
evidence in the case was not sufficient, and
he was obliged to set the verdict aside.
Immediately upon the release of the
prisoner he was arrested again by the
Sheriff on a warrant from shenandoah
county Charging him with the theft of d
number OF carpenters tools in September,
1899.
He will be taken to Woodstock for trial.
Chas NJ. keez.e has been retained as his
counsel.
The hotel at Rawley Springs has closed
for tho season. This has been d very
successful season for Rawley in every
way. During the summer many guests
had to be turned away on account of
lack Of room to accommodate them.
About 1876 guests is the capacity Of the
present hotel.
The German Baptsts are getting their
new church at Hinton well under way.
They are preparing to have a neat and
wei-arranged house OF worship. 1t VIII
take the place of the old Trinity Church,
which has for many years been q land
mark in that community.
News has reached here of the promotion
of DR.. 7. O. Heatwo!e TO be principal
demonstration in the dental department of
the University Of Maryland Dr. Heat
WOle Is "a native OIL THIS pItCe-
Mr. r. NJ. Roudabush. of Mt. Clinton.
accompanied his daughter, Miss Ava. to
Richmond Wednesday morning, where she
has secured a position in a large depart
ment store.
Mrs. Edwards, who has been on an ex-
tended visit to her brother-in-law. Mr.. T.
NJ Rohr, of Harrisonburg, returned
Thursday morning to her home at West
Point, Va
Mrs. Ada P Miller, of Harrisonburg,
left Wednesday morning. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Bessie. for Baltimore,
of which city she will become 4 resident.
Misses Jennie and Annie, Mrs Miller's
other two daughters, left the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. Charles E. Conrad. after spending
a weeks vacation IN Harrisonhurg with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Con-
rad. returned to Lynchburs Thursday
morning.
Miss Mabelle shackleford, an attractive
young lady of Richmond, is making an
extended visit TO friends and relatives in
West Rockingham. MISS ShackIeford is
a native Of this county and has many
friends here.
Mr. c. L. B. Minnich, prominent young
man of this place, is away visiting his
brother who is located in Norfolk.
DR.. T. o. Heatwole, who came up from
Baltimore to act as best man in the Good
Brunk nuptials, returned home Wednes-
day