Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-06-09
.MAURERTOWN.

Ia, is here visiting dis friend
and schoolmate, Duke L. Shay
er.
Rev. E. B. Shaver has returned |
from Matthias. w. Va.
Luther Burner, who had been
with his family for few days |
on the river, returned to his bus
mess duties at Manassas Tues-t
day.
Duke L. Shaver is home from
S. c. I. ofDayton for the summer
vacation.
Miss Alice Weatheroltz, who
visited with Mrs. Emma Bauser-
man, returned to her home at
Mt. Jackson Monday.
| Miss Anna Showalter, who
has been visiting her friend Miss
Zula Gochenouer, returned to her
home in Troutville, Monday.
Il Mrs. Mary E. Beydler, wife of
VIM. Fl. Beydler, died at her
home one mile south of town on
the valley pike, Monday morn
, ing at 4:30 o'clock. She was IS
, years, 9 months and % DAYS of
J age. She is survived by her hus-
band and four children and two
J grandchildren. Daughters: Mrs.
. Lizzie Smoots, Strasburg. and
? Miss Ada Beydler at home; sons:
d Rev. Emmanuel and William A
r Beydler, at home, and the fol.
lowing sisters aud brothers: Mrs,
Silas A. Copp, Maurertown; Mrs
John W. Leedy, Manassas, and
Rev. VIM. Spiggle. of Meadow
d Mills. The deceased had beer
: an invalid for the past four years
!, and for fourteen months required
s the attention of a child, being
led and carried at times about
S her home. Her funeral services
: were conducted at the Brethren
: church on Thursday at 10 O'Clock
q by Revs. D. H. Rhodes, John Ry'
e man and F. B. Shaver and inter
II ment was in the Maurertowr
cemetery. She was member o.
. the Church of the Brethren fol
% years and was a woman of sterl
;. ing qualities, of domestic ma
ture and a kind wife and an af-
fectionate mother, a good neigh
Dor. She, IN her long illness
: seemed in good and pleasan
attitude and bore her suffering
with patient fortitude. The fol-
lowing were the pallbearer>
! Silas Sager, B. F. Saum, Johl
. Artz, Green Saum, VIM. pfc
e and Aaron Busliong. Bauser
s. man & Wagner were the under
o takers. The neighbors and man,
y friends extend sympathy to til,
u family in their loss Of wife
mother and sister.
Mrs. Sa nuel Coffman, after /;
visit at Washing ton of severa
weeks, returned home Thursday
L James Carol, of Washington
is here visiting with his mother
). Mrs. Mary Carroll.
Robert Saunl, who has been or
J. the sick list, is convalescing.
Prof. J. M. Bowman is here
attending the Conference and
> tuning pianos for the Quality
: Music House. He will leave for
Washington Friday.
e The Maryland and Virgin a
e. Conference com menced here On
Wednesday at ? o'clock p. n.
Y DR.. D. L. Shaver delivered the
address of welcome and Rev. F..
NJ. Riddle, of Linwood, Md. and
5 Rev. w. F. Lyon, Of Washing
ton, replied. Tile Conference or
ganized with Rev. ]. NJ. Tom
baugE, of Hagerstown, modera-
tor, and Rev. E. B. Shaver, of
Maurertown, vice moderator, and
K. |. CARRIER, of Washington, as
secretary, The delegation is full
and the convention promises to
be of interest.
Dr.V. NJ. Reichard, of Hagers-
stown. who is delegate at large
to the Progressive National Con-
yention at Chicago, is here and
delivered an excellent address
Wednesday night on 1.-The Boy
| Who Went to School and Gradu-
ated.' He was complimented by
all who were present. Rev. E.
M. Riddle, of Linwood, filled tie
pulpit Tuesday evening. Sub
ject: "The Church Universal"
It was an able effort.
w. +. Shaver, one of our for
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