Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-10
R. I'D. NOS. AND ;.

r. I'D. NOS. 2 AND ).
[Received too late for last week.
Mr.. Isaac Coffman continues very
ill, we regret to say.
Mrs. Milton Wisman who has been
confined to her bed for the past six
weeks is slowly improving. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Messrs. Jacob and Robert Kip
started for Ohio on last Wednesday
where they have secured employment
on the farm.
Mrs. Cirtus Barr. of Pennsylvania
was called home on account of her
mothers illness, Mrs. Milton Wis.
| man.
Mr.. Raymond CARRIER who was en-
ployed by the B. & 0. Railroad al
Keyser, ". Va had the misfortune
to fall on the street and break his arm.
He is at his home now at st. Luke.
Rumor has it that Mr.. Charles
CARRIER and Miss Nora Splitter we're
married on last Monday. Who will
be next?
The social at Mr.. John Kipp's on
Tuesday night of last week vas en-
joyed by large number OF friends in
the neighbolhood. The string band
furnished music to enliven the oc-
casion. The treat which consisted OF
cakes, cider and apples was enjoyed
by all, especially Sam and Ernest.
Our farmers are all busy doing
their spring blowing.
Aunt Fannie Doll is nursing sore
hand.
| Mr.. - Felton, who is in the en-
ploy of Mr.. John Richard wac taken
with a severe spell of toothache or
last Thursday Mr.. Richard and Sam
Walker extracted the tooth with GU,
the slightest pain. Sam gave the gas
and John pulled the tooth. Mr.. Pelton
vas we'll pleased with the job and says
he will have more drawn just as soor
as the weather gets warmer.
Mr.. Carl Walker has hired to Mr..
P. W. Wisma1 for the summer.
Mr.. John Richard sold his las
spring Buster colt for the fancy price
of $S5 90.
Mr.. Raymond Sager has four Buff
Orpiongto hens that lay him eggs
a day. Who can beat this?
Mr.. George Cook received from 81
White Plymoth hens 1881 egg.
during last year, which was marketed
at market prices making MIN The neal
sum of S88 81. These hens alse played
an active part in incubating as they
Matched out 155 chicks. Young chick.
i ems sold to the amount of $40. Sc max.
ing a total sum for the "a hens OF
slOS.17. Amount OF poultry on hand
at the close of the year were: Old
hens 81 pulets 81, cockerells 5 a total
OF l04. How is this for few hens.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Cook died last week and was buried
in the Mt. Zion cemetery on Tuesday
OF last week. Rev. W. B. Oney offici-
ated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Racy gave
social at their home on last Tuesday
night in honor of former brother, Mr..
Arthur Racy who is the proud groom
of the attractive daughter of Mr..
Ashby Orndorr on Cedar Creek. The
Kera's Spring String Band entertain
ed the crowd most enjoyaLly. At
1870 O'Clock refreshments was served
which was enjoyed by all present. At
1900 O'Clock the crowd dispersed, each
one claiming for him and herself the
best time.
March I, 1911-Rev. B. W. Oney
filed his regular appointment at St.
Luke Sunday night.
Those who attended services at
Maurertown from this place last Sum
day we're: Messrs P. W. Wismap.
John 81. Wisman and Sam. Walker.
The social at Mr.. VIM. vertz's on
last Tuesday night was enjoyed by all
who attended it.
Misses Bula Wisman and Rosa
Rudolph. spent last Saturday night
and Sunday with the Misses Oney.
Misses Minnie and Elite Richard
visited their aunt Mrs. Moliie Wake
man of near Fishers Bill over last
Sunday.
Mr.. Dallas p Fravel spent last
Sunday with aunt Fannie Doll of the
Maphis neighborhood.
Rev. B. w. Oney is holding q meet
ing at Wardensville, w. Va, this
week.
The Mt. Airy base ball team crossed
bats with the Jadwyn team last week
and the score stood % 10 As in favor
Of the Jsdwyn boys. Both these teams
will have to do little more practic- |
Ing before they can play the Danville
team. Don't get discouraged boys.
The s1dden change OF weather and |
snow caused the farmers
70 come to . stand still with their
Ipring work.
Miss Ola BLY, i 1t Mr.. Joseph
Gochenour's this week.