Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-01-05
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lay for Hagerstown, where they
will spend two months with
Mrs. Spiker's daughter, Mrs. H.
G. Bentz.
Chas. l.. James who was here
during the holidays returned to
Hopewell Tuesday.
Chas. Freeheart and Miss Sybil
Hammer, of Washington who
visited at r. S. Newman's, return
ed home on last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rinker
are visiting relatives at Martins
burg and Brunswick.
VIM. A. Yew and wife are
here visiting Mr.. US mother,
Mrs. Ellen Yew.
Miss Lydia Rhodes who has
been at the hospital at Lynch
burg for the past four weeks
with an attack of typhoid fever.
is conyalescent and her father,
David Rhodes hopes to bring her
home in two weeks.
L. r. Ward, of Woodstock and
Miss Eula Finks. of this neigh
borhood were married at Hagers-
town Tuesday, Dec. 18th.
Mrs. Jennie Mitchell of MARI
boro and Mrs. Mary Pangle, of
Middletown who visited the
family of C. H. Spiker returned
to their homes on Tuesday.
Il Mrs. Hugh Beydler and Mrs.
Paul F. Shaver enterta;l d their
young friends at tie lone of
: Mrs. Paul Shaver on Sunday
, night from 9:45 o'clock until
] 12:15 O'Clock New Year morn
r ing. Those present were, Albert
: Borden and wife, R. S. Newman,
!. Melvin Shrum and wife, S. ].
Wagner and wife, w. r. Coff-
$ man and wife, 0. n. Peer and
. wife, C., L. James and wife,
a Elmer V. Hisey, DR.. D. L.
f Shaver and wife. Luther Kohn
e and wife, Rev. E. B. Shaver,
\ Misses Zula Gochenour, Bruce
e Funkhouser. Goldie and Ruth
n Crabill, Rena and Ida Rosen-
t berger. Edna Ridenour, Lizzie
$ Rhodes, Winnifred Stricken,
q Clemmence Doll. Mrs. Hester
e Newland, Messrs. Charles and
- Ray Haun, Ora Helsley, Frank
f and Jessie Sine, Roy Bauserman,
d Duke and Albert Shaver.
I'll Mesdames G.. l.. James and
e Elmer V. Hisey served the
orange punch. Ices, cakes and
= Iother refreshments were served
and Misses Zulo Gochenour and
u Winnifred Stricken rendered the
i piano selections, aided by Mr..
d Chas. Haun with the violin. The
few hours were enjoyably spent
e by all present, and the hostesses
r were highly commended by those
e present for entertaining them
during the closing hours of the
n old year and the beginning of
S the New Year.
Il On New Year evening at
S lO'clock, Alexander (Sandy }
{ Bauserman, died at the home of
e his nephew, John VIM. Bauser-
man at Zion church. The de-
: lceased had beer in declining
S health, tor several years. He is
= Survived by his wife who has
:, been taking treatment at the
Western State Hospital Staun-
: ton for several months. He was
1.-THE youngest and the last of
seven brothers, and two sisters
I to pass away. He was in the
l civil war, throughout the four
lyears being a member of the 33rd
Iva. Regiment. He was wound
ed in the jaw at the battle of the
Wilderness, which gave him
trouble ever afterwards at times.
The funeral was conducted BY
his pastor, Rev. G. M. Metger at
Zion church, Wednesday at 10
o clock. The Interment at the
Harrisville cemetery. He was a
member of the Reformed church
for years. He was aged 70 years,
8 months and 7 days. He was a
lgood neighbor and had many
warm friends. Bauserman and
| Wagner were the undertakers.
| Samuel Dinges and Miss Minnie
PDauger of the Fort Valley who
visited Mr.. and Ben McInturff
have returned home.
c. II. Spiker who has been
with his family during the holt
days. returned to Elkton. Tues
day.
Miss Ada Beydler lett on