Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-02-07
MAURERTOWN

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James NJ. Carroll returned to
his home here, on last Saturday.
from Upperyille. Jimmie tells us !
he can not be with us but few
days, as his intended had him to
make an ironclad promise that he
would retrrn in eight days.
Paul F. M. Shaver, a student
at S. C. 1. of Dayton, was at his
home here from Thursday till
Saturday.
l. w. Hotel, of Montrose,
Colorado. arrived here on last
Saturday night to meet his wife,
who has been the guest of Mrs.
w. D. Spiker at different times,
during the past three years and
under the care of DR.. Shaver. Gas
the Colorado climate did not
agree with her). He left here
on Wednesday morning to visit
at Mrs. H. C. Bentz, Of Hagers-
town, Md. he was accompanied
by his wife and Mrs. w. D..
Spiker and her daughter, Mrs.
Sue Hess. While he was here
he visited his birthplace at
Stonewali Mills, Woodstock and
the last mill he and his father.
the late Andrew Hotel con-
Quoted, White Sulphur Mills,
two and oue-halt miles east of
our town. ike" as we his old
chums cheerfully call him, said
things look about normal.
Mrs. Arthur Fetzer has bee n
very i'll for the past few days
and her physician, DR.. Shaver
tells us she is not in a GONZALES
cent condition.
C. E. Steiglel, of Greenville,
Ohio, has been here on business
for the past few days. He Is the
representative Of a large piano
company, of Greenville, Ohio.
Thomas Flynn, Jr., who has
been suffering almost agony since
last Thursday with grippe and
a pain in the left side of his face
and eye, is now somewhat re-
1ieved by opiates. Tommy's
friends of whom he has many,
hope that he may have early
relief.
| Five Of our earnest workers
have contracted with jacob
Hinkins, of near Strasburg, on
the Massauutten mountain to cut
cord wood for him, over 700 cords,
The boys are, Early and Walter
Good, Thomas Glenn, Hubert and
Guy Shrum, the latter has beer
selected as cook. We wish and
hope they will be successful.
A. G. Shaver, of the Quality
Music House is in the neigh Dor.
hood of Charles Town, w. Va,
this the first of the week.
| Rev. E. B. Shaver left TO:
Washington on Monday evening
to attend the Missionary Meet
ing Of the Brethren Church oil
which he is President and will
hold services the remainder oil
the week as a revival meeting.
| On last Saturday night, Mrs
Hugh Beydler entertained her
sister, Miss Florence, daughter
iof Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Shaver at
la birthday party, her birthday
being on grounding day. The
Juveniles had a real nice evening
Although the prank of stoler
ltaffy was carried out. but late
found, and all was merry.
| S. H. Perry, representative OF
the John Church Co.. manufac.
Iturers of the Everett, Harvard,
dayton and John Church pianos
visited the firm of Slavers Bros.
ICo. last week and pocketed an
order for the spring trade. Ev-
|ery part of these pianos are made
in the John Church factories at
Boston and Cincinnati. Every
part of the Everett is a standard
of excellence, there is not a flaw
in the scale of the Everett piano,
it is as clear as crystal in the
treble, sympathetic as the human
voice in the middle register and
full resonant and rich in the
bass. The firm of Shaver Bros.
Co., The Quality Music, House,
will save money to purchasers.
Miss Susan Rinker, daughter
of the late Rev. H. St. J. Rinker
died at her residence near Maur-
ertown, Thursday at II o'clock.
Orkney Springs