Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-06-30
Nj. JACKSON.

BROTHER, Mr.. Paxton. of this place,
who relieved DR.. w. S. Love, OF Win
chester, at Strasburg Junction. DR..
Love went to New York at the request
of Mrs. Williamson, mother OF the
sick NAH, and brought Mr.. William
son to the junction. The condition
of the patient is favorable to an early
recovery.
Mr.. Paxton Williamson was notl-
| fed by telegram to meet DR.. Love and
DR.. Williamson at Strasburg, but re-
ceived the message too late to board
the early morning train, and was COM
PEELED to 60 to Woodstock on milk
truck. There he obtained an auto
mobile and made record-breaking
| trip on which his brother came to that
place.
DR.. Williamson was not operated
upon. He has simply been a very
sick man. 1t is believed that few
weeks at his home in the valley will
restore him fully to health.
| The condition of Mr.. Chester Funk
houser, of near this place, who was
kicked by one of pair of stations,
while hitching them to binder Thurs
y is very critical, with the
chances in his favor.
Capt. and Mrs. S. II. Bowman were
lin Woodstock this week fitting up
their new home.
Mrs. Bernie Wenger and two chill
dren of Woodstock attended Mrs.
Jos Tisinger's funeral last week.
| Mrs. r. H. Payne and Miss Effie
| Moore, of Mt. Jackson and Miss Bell,
of Staunton, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Trotter in Woodstock, this
week,
Miss Alberta Roller visited Capt.
Geo. W. Koontz and family in Wood
stock this week.
Mr.. J. D. Forsythe, of Richmond,
Va, spent a part of this week with
Mr.. P. S. U. Rinker and family at
Rinkerton.
| Miss Essie Funkhouser who was
operated upon for appendicitis few
weeks ago is improving rapidly and
is able to sit up part of each day.
The ladies of Grace Reformed
church will hold festival on the
lawn in front of their church next
Saturday evening. All of the dainty
Refreshments of the season will be
served. The public are cordially in
vited.
| Mrs. Kimb,e, of New York visited
her mother Mrs. NJ. E. B. Allen, this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Niswaner, of Har-
rlsonhurg, visited friends in town,
this week.
Mrs. Edna Myers, of Strasburg
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James Hotel,
this week.
Miss Martha Jane Rinker is visit
ing Miss Lucille Bowman, this week.
Mrs. Belle Stairwalt, of New Mar
ket is visiting Mr. P. M. S. Bird and
family.
Mrs. Maude Beezley. of Washing
ton, D. c., and Miss Zada Bowman,
of Woodstock are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fayette Funkhouser.
Miss Lille Moore, of New Market
is visiting her mother near Mt Cliff
ton.
Mrs. Mae Wine and Miss Nae
Payne visited relatives IN Woodstock
this week.
DR.. D. o. Foley attended the dotcors
association in Woodstock last We'd
nesday.
Up to the present time the
Journal has discovered not
single adverse comment on the
appointment of Ex-Governor
Swanson to succeed Senator
Daniel. Swanson's hold is with
the masses of Virginia voters.
We are convinced of this.
Probably the best political as
set of Senator Swanson is his re-
cord. His plucky fight from
Woodworking boyhood against
great odds engages the sympathy
and admiration of the average
Idisinterested man, high and low
alike. That is the foundation of
his popularity. In a measure it
is sentimental thing, but senti-
m emit still plays an important
role in the affairs of even this
realistic time. And in office.
whether in Congress or in the
Governors chair, he displayed
unusual business ability, which,
coupled with an astonishing
capacity for work, won the ap-
proval of that class of people who
test merit on the tombstone of
success.
So far he has represented the
people. If he continues to do
that, he will be a success as
Senator.
Richmond Journal, August 4,
1910.
The record of Senator Thomas
S. Martin is one the Virginia
people have just cause to be proud
of. Martin has accomplished
much for his people, and as a
,,,ef ra1,,,rd for l., q wool 4