Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-27
STRASBURG BUDGET.

An interesting wedding took place
on Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Green, at Clary,
when their daughter, Miss Maude, and
Mr.. Earl E. Baker were married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dyche in the presence of a few Until
mate friends and relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker left on the evening train
for bridal trip.
The bride is one of the community's
most excellent young women. For
several years she has been engaged
in millinery, being for several seasons
at Woodstock, but more recently at
Grottoes. The bridegroom is con-
nected with the clerical force of the
Baltimore & Ohio at Strasburg juno
ton and is a most excellent young
man.
Tonawanda Tribe No. Al, Improved
Order of Red Men, will be honored on
Thursday evening of next week by a
visit from the national chief OF Red
Men, Great Incohonee George b.
Grlggs, of Texas. He is to be &C
companied by Past Great Incohonee
W. A. s. Bird, of Topeka, KAN;
Past Great Sachem Judge Thomas j..
Jeffries, of Atlanta, Ca: Great
Sachem James W. Allison, of Wash
ington, Great Prophet W. S. Nicklin,
of Alexandria. The tribe of Win
chester and Stephens City will be
represented. The local tribe feels
that it is being especially honored by
this official visit in that it has only
been organized about two months. A
public meeting is to be held which
will be followed by the kindling OF the
council brand in secret session in the
w,gwam.
Mr.. C. s. Hurn has begun hauling
sand for the erection of the new dwell
ling to be built in the era bill addition
o. town.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Funk have re-
turned from visit of several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. Myers, Of
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. J. II. Hinkins, one of the river
land agriculturists, says that the re-
cent few warm days has helped give
wheat a new lease on growth, and thai
he has never seen it grow so rapidly
at this season of the year.
The special services which had beer
in progress in the Methodist church
for three weeks closed Oh Sunday
night. The meeting was conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. J. H. Haley, as.
sisted sever al nights by the Rev. H
NJ. Canter, of Alexandria. There
were a number of conversions an6
additions to the church.
The Rev. F. Leeper, of Keyser, W
Va. occupied the pulpit of the Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning
aud night, preaching interesting ser
mons
The piano recital given by Mis-:
Odessa Ludwig, under the direction o
her instructor, Miss Weston, on las
Friday evening was attended by &
representative audience of music
lovers. Miss Ludwig is talented
young pianist and the recital marked
her completion of a course N music
here She will continue the study al
the Peabody Conservatory of Bali
more. The program was intersperset
by sextettes by Misses Nina Ramsey
Mary Kneisley, Lola Funk. Esther
Funkhouser, Keister and Maud'
| Ludwig, and violin duets by Messrs
C. L. Fletcher and G. M. Ludwig with
Miss Lucy Ludwig as pianist.
Mr.. H. c. Burgess Is out after &
severe attack of the grip, which con
fined him to the house for about ter
days.
DR.. S. NJ. Stickley, of Stephens
City, vas business visitor in towr
the latter part of last week.
The Methedists will have a congre
gational conference at the church or
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
Services at night by the pastor.
Mrs Charles Balthis and Miss Ruth
Butts returned the first of the week
from a brief visit with relatives al
Harrisonburg.
DR.. and Mrs B. r. White returned
on Monday from visit of several
weeks with relatives at Harrisonbure
and New Market. DR.. White is
gradually regaining his strength
from his long indisposition.
Mr.. W. A. Baker, who has been
managing the Undertake farm near
Capon Road, has moved to the
Hinkle farm just across the river in
Warren. This farm has just been
vacated by Mr.. Frank Painter, who
me we'd near Toms Brook.
Mrs. Emma G. Lindamood, wife of
2. E. Lindamood, died early Monday
morning at the family home on the
edge of town. Her death was due to
tuberculosis from which she had been
critically i'll for several months, her
condition the past several weeks be-
ing in extremis. She was 81 years of
age.
The deceased ives Miss Tyslnger
ard was born near Edinburg. The
family moved here several years ago
and built handsome new home on
one of the hills overlooking Stras-
burg. She was member of the
Methodist church and a most ex-
cellent and beloved woman among a
host of friends.
the body was taken to Bownans on
Wednesday. where the funeral SER
vice was conducted from the Baptist
church. One son, Mr.. Robert Linda.