Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-08-13

DIuuSWlCks Mu.s Tic uISt VI Tic
week.
Mrs. George Keister, of Staun-
ton is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Ellen Yew.
Geo. r. Coffmah and wife who
attended the wedding of
his brother Clarence on Thurs
day the 5th, returned to their
home at Kitzmiller. Nd, Friday.
Earl Helsley who attended the
Panama Pacific Exposition re-
turned to his home on last Fri
dav, and is we'll pleased with his
ltcip. His experience is an in
F, teresting one to hear him relate.
Mrs. Willis Spare who visited
at Rev. E. B. Shaver's returned
to her home at Washington Mon
day.
Mrs. H. c. Bentz who visited
her mother, Mrs. Martha Spiker
returned to her home at Hagers-
town on last Saturday.
Russell and Miss Mary Lytten,
| of Lantz Mill visited the family
of s. J. Shaver from Saturday
until Monday.
John Kiser, manager Of The
Marseilles Hotel, New York is
visiting the family of L. A.
Swartz, Mr.. Kiser lived with Mr..
ISwartz for over two years some
time ago.
Mrs. Seraphine Cleek who was
Twisting her father, Thorton
Ritenour returned to her home
lin Bath county Tuesday.
| Miss Carrie Smoot who visited
misses Coda and Ruth Crablll
has returned to her home a,
Woodstock.
| B. A. Meredith and wife, oil
'lCumberland arrived here Wednes'
day and will visit her mother
Mrs. SUI Hess.
VIM. Warner and wife, O.
Pittsburg are visiting the family
of L. C. Bauserman.
Mrs. D. L. Shaver left for CITY
Point Monday morning. Sh'
was called their by the sickness
of her daughter-in.law, Mrs
| Paul Shaver.
| Mrs. Hugh Beydler returned
from a visit to Washington Mon
day.
The Musical and Jolly joe
Dandy Minstrels at the Higl
, School building on Wednesda
nigll, the 4th, was we'll attende
and enjo, ed, everyone acquitte
themselves we'll and all deserve
lcredit for being able to give on
people such an evening Of ful
D and the musical treat. Mis-
3lZula Gochenour the directress o
| the musical part has been com
Iplimented, and we'll can be 10
untiring efforts to give us higl
grade music, both vocal and in
strumental. The proceed
amounted to $24 As.
Il Walkers silk finished ice crear
: was served and none better coul
have been made.
/ VIM. Phillips an aged farmer
two miles north of town fel
from his chair and expired in
few minutes Monday afternoon
He had been in bad health TO
1 some months. but was seemingl
no worse on Monday afternoon
David CODY who has been livini
with him, was lying on the foo
in front of the door and had bee
e talking with him only few
e minute, befor the old gentlemal
fell fro n his chair over Mr.. CODY
M. nd Mrs. CODY carried hin
to the couch and then notice.
$ his life had passed away. H
Z, was aged about 80yea IS, wa
= a Confederate soldier and W $ /;
Icommun;cant of the Lutheran
churcl:, Tenn. Synod for som
Years. He is survived by a mum
Der Of nephews and nelces. Hi
e wife preceding him to the grav
S three years ago. He was Al
f Iho-o able gentleman and mucl
of the quaker type. His funera
was conducted at his late resi-
dence Wednesday at 10 o'clocl
) by Rev. W. L. Darr and intermer
RI was made in the family grav,
, lyard.
II Miss Clemence Doll has re.
turned from Mountain Falls, ant
her health was not much benefit
ted,
| Agt. Beydler sold 1853 tickets
to Fishers Hill last Saturda J
and p people left for the M. E
ISunday school on train to Mar
shall Hall, Wednesday morning
! Mrs. Martha Spiker has beef1
on the sick list for the past few
days.
Hugh Saum and two sons Of
Harrisonburg and Oscar Saup1,
of Washington are visiting their
father. M. H. Saum and family.
Daniel Kirby Comr. of Revenue
of Lee District visited his
brother, John o. Kirby Supt.
Aims House from Saturday till
Monday. He was also looking
after votes and he will get there.