Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-06-23
MAURERTOWN

miles vest of Carrazat
MAURERTOWN.l
Mrs. William R. Coffman, who was
here few days win her parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. l.. =. Bauserman, for treat |
ment from DR.. D. L. Shaver, return
ed to her home at Hopewell Monday
James W. Llcblider wife and son
Floyd, who were called here to attend
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Mary
j. Howe, returned to their home At
Timberville Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Geary, of Harrisonburg,
visited here for several days this week
Charles Barham, OF Edinbur1, Ben.
jamin Barham and his daughter, Mrs.
Luella Dodson, Of Washington, who
visited the family OF William Bar
ham, returned to their homes Tues
day.
Bennett Conner and wife, and sam
uel Conner and wife with their son
Charles, of Veytown, Pa. motored
here Saturday and are visiting the
family of Martin L. Conner and other
| relatives.
Mrs. Mary Jane Howe, widow Of
the late Thomas Howe, died at her
home at Toms Brook on Saturday
evening, the 18th, after an illness OF
some years, owing to senility. Shs
was aged 10 years, I months and s
days. She is survived by two daugh
ters, Mrs. Amelia Roder, Brunswick,
Mrs. Beulah Kiger, Salt Lake City,
Utah, six sons John T. of Woodstock;
George and Samuel, Charlestown;
Obed, Brunswick; william, chicago,
and Elder Virgil Howe, of the Nor
mon church, Ogden, Utah; one sister,
Mrs. Samuel D. Windle, q miles
south Of town. Her funeral services
were conducted by Rev. E. B. Shaver
at the Brethren church at this place
Monday at 3 O'Clock, and interment
was in the Valley Pike cemetery by
the side of her late husband. She had
been member OF the Dunkard church
for the past fifty years. All the child
rem were present with the exception of
those in the far west. She was a lady
OF many friends here, her former
home, and also at Toms Brook.
Bauserman & Wagner were the un-
aertakers.
Miss Goldie Crabill gave a party
to the friends OF her sister, Miss Ruth
who recentlv graduated at the Wood
stock high school, Monday night
Those present we're: Misses Lizzie
Rhodes, Lydia Rhodes, Florence B.
Shaver, Rene and Ida Rosenberger,
Rosa HOller; Messrs. Oscar Rinker,
Guy Rhodes, Law.e-ce Keller, Mari
on Swartz, Frai k aud Jessie Sire,
MOritz Coffman, Mr and Mrs Hugh
Beydler, Mr.. aLu Mrs. Paul F. Nj. /
Shaver. Refreshments were sery
ed and a pleasant evening was
spent. Miss Ruth leaves for Wash
ington Saturday. where she will take |
course in stenoEraphY.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian Church OF Zion will hold .
yard party on the lawn of W. e. Nc
Inturff Saturday. The proceeds will |
be for the benefit of the society, and
all are invited to be present and en-.
Joy the evening, when all the delica
cies of the season will be served.
William 8. Bey d Ter LIFT on TIE day
for business trip to Manassas and
Washington.
Mrs. Luther Burner is at Manassas
with her husband and son.
S. j Shaver has put up one Of the
patent John J. Gochenour gates at the
road leading from the pike to his res
ldence and he is highly pleased with
It's easy working 1t requires only s
weight Of two pounds to swing it either
way.
Duke L. Shaver, who was operated
IN last week for appendicitis 10 i'm
proving nicely and his father, DR.. d.
:. Shaver thinks the serious stage has
passed The young mans friends feel
much gratifled. II
Mrs. William A. Yew and son
claude, are here visiting Mrs. Emma ,
3auserman.
Rev. E. B. Shaver is at Benton
nile and other points in the Page
Ialley this week.
J. I. Collins, of Waynesboro, SO
lsitor for the s. A. Muliikin Co., OIL
darietts, Ohio, is in town for . fevI !;
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