Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-01-06
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inc Of our progressive citizens passed
away, he Was Samuel J. Spiker, and
or the past IS years has been timer
ind stove and hardware dealer in our
village. On last Saturday afternoon
1e was putting roof on a stable for
Geo. K. Logan at Woodstock and
ell from the shed of stable fracturing
ais collarpone and injuring himself
He fell about % feet. He
With his help, Naldo Conner was
finishing placing spouting on the
roof and he became over balanced and
fell to the frozen ground. He was
carried to his home here On Saturday
evening, and from that time he was
only partially conscious. He was 81
years, 3 months and IL days OF age
and is survived by his widow and
three daughters, Mrs. Arch Keller,
Mrs. Samuel Bauserman, Mrs. Oliver
Peer, who was only been married since
Saturday Dec. oath, and brothers: u.
F., Walter, Milton j., Jas. &. Titus
J. of Washington, and quite num-
Der of nephews and nieces. The de-
ceased was a highly esteemed citizen.
His funeral services were held at the
Christian church SaumsYille or We'd
nesday at II o'clock q. M, Rev. d.
q. Rhodes his pastor oficiated. There
was q vast crowd present. interment
was in the cemetery near the church
Maurertown, Dec. 29.-On Saturday
evening at 1880 p. m, ut the home OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. S.
J. Spiker. Rev. D. Il. Rhodes united
in marriage Miss Maude Myrtle
Spiker the third daughter and Mr..
Oliver Newton Peer, of Harrisville,
but who has been In Washington for
the past few years. The bride wore
q beautiful gown of messaline satin.
Miss Lille Peer, sister of the groom,
acted as maid of honor.
Robert Clytt, acted IS best man AS
bridal party entered the parlor Miss
B. H. Meredith rendered the beautiful
strains from Lohengrin's wedding
m arch, and during the ceremony she
played the beautiful "Love's old
sweet song''. After visitation OF a
week the bridal compile will make their
home in Was hington. They have the
best wishes of their friends.
Kirby Rinker visited his brother
Philip for several days this week.
Howard Desmond, of Roncerverte,
W. Va, is here visiting Mr.. w. E.
McInturff.
On Friday. the 23rd Perry, the son
of Ashby Orndorff, of Cedar Creek,
was so unfortunate as to get his hand
entangled in the gearing OF his
fathers saw mill and had his fingers
torn and lacerated. DR.. ID. L. Shaver
VS. called by phone. He amputated
the index fiuger and the other three
fingers and thumb he gave the atten-
ton they required at the time and the
doctor hopes to get them all in good
sahpe SO that it will not be necessary
for another amputation.
Mrs. Sidney Newman and mother
left Wednesday morning for Balti'
more where they will visit friends fol-
the next week.
Otis Saum, and wife arrived here
Wednesday evening from Roanoke
where they were married on Wednes
day morning. "Ode'has many friends
hare and they are glad to welcome hin
and his wife in our village and woulc
be glad to keep them with us. Roam
oke would be the loser of a good boy
and we would get good citizen to
have with US.
Thursday the 22d, Mr.. W. P. Rinkel
and Mrs. Clara Whitacre were united
in happy wedlock by Rev. E. B.
Shaver at the home of the bride, one
mile east of Woodstock.
Mrs. Sallie Funk is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. T. Glenn Locke this
week.
Stanley Barham, who visited his
father, VIM. Barham for several days
returned to Stanton on Wednesday.
Miss Zula Gochenour accompanied
by Miss Katie Sink, of Lynnwood.
North Carolina, returned to her home
here last Friday. Miss Zula has been
the director of music at the L.ynnwood
school during this term. She is a
graduate of the Bridgewater College
and has been the assistant director at
this school for the past two years.
She is an accomplished pianist and
her musical talents are admired and
complimented by all of her friends
and competent judges. She has a
bright musical future
J l. Crabill, OF Toms Brook. who
has been in st. Louis, Mo-, and Mays
vile, H., for the past years was in
our town last Saturday. His many
old friends we're glad to see him.
J B. Glenn, Jr., and wife and Mrs.
L. G. Bauserman left on Monday for
Denver, Col, to visit Mrs. Clem's
parents and Mrs. Bauserman's
brother, Mr.. Glenn and wife will return
within the next 20 days. Mr.. J. B.
Glen, ST., is attending to the business
of ]. B. Glen, Jr., assisted by Jesse
Sine.
James Carol was with his mother
for several days this week.
Mark Keller. who has been in
for the past two years, arrived
here last Friday night. His friends
we're glad TO see him aud he has many.
Hope he will make long stop this
time.
NOTICE.