Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-02-20
MAURERTOWN.

MAONLNlOVN IN
Mrs. Mary Rankin. who has been
visiting her brother, ]. Stark. and
other relatives for several months,
returned to her home at Ohiopyls.
Pa, last Saturday.
Luther Swartz and wife, left for
an extended trip last Wednesday
evening. They will visit relatives in
Missouri, and on their return home
will visit Chicago, Detroit, Toledo
and other cities.
John Finks, who is employed by
Supt. John Kirby at the Aims House
was severely kicked by a horse
while he was unhitching Saturday
evening. He was struck on the
right side and at this time, he
is walking about.
Mrs. Luther Conner, who had Sc
verely scalded her foot last week by
the upsetting of boiler of hot wa
ter is doing nicely and is able to at
tend to her domestic duties.
S. A. Funk is suffering with a
carbuncle on his left wrist.
w. E. Shaver and wife returned
from a visit to Washington Saturday
night.
Paul F. M. Shaver returned from
trip to Harrisonburg on Saturday
night, where he was in the interest
of the Quality Music House.
Mrs. Philip Rinker returned from
Martinsburg, Monday.
A. G. Shaver called at the Old
Dominion Academy at Reliance on
Thursday 18th inst, and after re-
ceiving an order for another Harvard
piano, received the following teStl-
monial
Shaver Bros. Co.,
The Quality Music House,
Maurertown, Va.
The two Harvard pianos we pur-
chased from you in 1918 are giving
us satisfaction. During this
time they have been subjected to
great stress, and they have in every
way more than met all the anticipa-
tons I had formed of them. The
HARVARD'S TONE is distinctive,
combining as it does, rich full So
nority, clearly and delicacy, with
the most wondrous sustaining or
singing quality and on them can be
produced to its fullest every trans
latable expression of musical thought
Their tone is almost per-
lection in piano tone, the action
is light, responsive enabling one to
produce with minimum effort all de-
sired gradations from the bigor OF
trio to the utmost grazia. No piano
could better fulfill my ideal of what
a piano should be, and the posses
sion of these instruments is source
of qualification to our school,.
Yours sincerely,
Russell L. Steele,
| Pres. of Old Dominion Academy
| The Reformed Church will render
lat the High School on Saturday
might The New Minister" One
half the proceeds for the benefit, Of
1.-THE school. On Saturday night
I28th, the Civic League will have ar
oyster supper at the school build
ling. Receipts for the school.
i Mrs. Luther Burner, who returned
| from Baltimore several weeks ago
lis confined to her home on the river
with rheumatism.
| Prof. ]. M. Bowman, of Harrison
burg, was here tuning pianos last
Iweek.
! Charles L. James is still in bee
with the mumps.
| The young people of our town
land neighborhood surprised the
family of John w. Bauserman and
Miss Hisey, the school teacher, who
lis teaching at Zion, and boarding
with Mr.. BIS family by a large gath
ering on Tuesday night to boil and
pull taffy.
Rev. E. B. Shaver, who attended
the Bible Conference last week at
Washington, came home Saturday.
Miss Ethel Hiner, of Manassas
who has been in the hospital al
Harrisonburg, stopped over here
with the family of DR.. D. L. Shaver
and to be under his care.