Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-04-13


Mr.. and Mrs. Diitus Ifottel I
turned to their homie here from
their bridal trip last Friday and
the boys called at their home
Friday night and gave them All
old time belling.
Mrs. VIM A. Yew and son, !
Claude, of Cumberland, Md are
visiting the family of Mrs. Emil
ma Bauserman.
Miss Louise Houchens, of
Charlottesville, visited Mr.. Paul
F. M. Shaver and family over;
the Easter holidays.
Hubert Sager arrived home
from Pittsburg last Friday,
where lie has been express mes
senger for the past ten mouths
with tile Adams Express Co. He
will help his father, S. Lee Sa-
ger with his produce trade.
w. D. Shaver, representative
of The s. A. Mullikin Co., of
Marietta, Ohio, was with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. G..
lShaver over Easter. He left
Monday for Lexington.
| Duke L. Shaver, a student at
is. c. l., Dayton, spent Easter at
home with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. D. L. Shaver.
l Mrs. Nancy Stricken, died
at Top Not, Friday morning the
, funeral services were conducted
, by her pastor, Rev. D. H. Rhode:
at Zion Church, Sunday morning
at II o'clock. She was the widow
of the late Captain Martin Strick
Ter by whose side she was laid t.
rest in the old Stricken grave
yard after the services at TIL
church. She was aged 70 years
/ month and II DAYS and is sur
vived by two sisters, Misses Re
!, lginal and Maggie Brubeck ant
one brother, Joseph Brubeck, al
of Top Not neighborhood. Pneu
monia and the infirmities OF ag,
was the cause of death.
,l On Sunday evening at fiy'
O'Clock at the home of John Nj
. Artz. Rev. .. H. Rhodes unitet
y i'll marriage Mr.. Edgar Headle,
aud Miss Ethel Holler, only
+ few intimate friends being pres
:, ent at the ceremony. The brid
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
8 Joseph Holler, of st. Luke. Th
= bridegroom is one of our prosper
lous farmers, who lives two mile
east of town on the family home
istead and is brother of Count
Treasurer Charles F. Headley
We extend our congratulation
to the happy bridal couple.
n DR.. Florence Gribble, a mis-
:. isionary to Africa, will lecture
the Brethren Church on Sunda
$ morning at ii O'Clock and 7:3(
s in the evening. The Doctor is ;
e graduate of the Chicago Uni
yersity and has been at Ubang,
Shan, Africa, for six years. Col
Roosevelt, while hunting and ex
iploring in the dark continen
q icalled at her mission and remain
ed with them for day.
VI Allen Orndorff and wife, O
Il Washington, were called to Zepp
|, to attend the funeral of MIR. Orn
e Idorff's father, Hamilton Orn.
( ldorff. Mr.. Orndorff died FRIDAY
$ he was aged 50 years and Eide
II. r. Mowery conducted til,
, funeral services. Mrs. Orndorf
= will remain with her parents
| MIR. and Mrs. 6. B. Saum, wes
Iof town for a week or more.
i S. Lee Sager fractured a rib or
his right side by falling over ar
egg crate.
Frank Sine, one of our mer.
lchants is confined to his bed at
1.-THE home of James Splitter with
Ian attack of pleurisy. He is slow
ly convalescing.
Mrs. Mary Carroll, who has
been visiting at Front Royal AND
Cumberland, Md, for the past
three months has returned home,
w. J. Goclieuour is the father
IOf young daughter.
Mrs. L. c. Bauserman, who at
tended the funeral of her cousin,
Mrs. w. F. Hotel in Winchester
I,