Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-11-15
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Hewitt Dean who has been. near
Tifin. Ohio, for the past year is here
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. Dean Re has been ordered to re-
port to leave for cantoment on the
14th He now feels that he will be
allowed to remain with his parents
during the winter, since singing of
the armistice.
The family Of Mrs. George Sine 1
mile south Of town are stricken with
the Flu five being confined to their
beds, Mrs. Sine her two sons Jesse
and Clarence, Miss Katie Keller, and
her grand daughter Violet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hotel. of Colo.
RADIO were visiting friends in town
Monday. Mr.. Hotel is native of
this county, but he has been in the
west for some years.
Miss Mary Sager, is seriously Ill
with the Flu. She had nursed her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Stark for q period
of two weeks. and IL supposed to have
contracted the disease while perform
ing this duty, at this writing We'd
nesday evening she is unimproved.
B. q. Meredith has gone to Hope
we'll to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meredith.
The Quality Music House sold to L.
A. Swartz prominent and wealthy
farmer northwest Of town, last week,
. beautiful Mansfield Coneertone,
player piano. IL years ago they sold
him . straight upright piano, he be.
ing so we'll pleased with his treatment
and quality of the piano which his
daughter Mrs. Josie Shank, OF Har-
now has in her home, he
looked no further and bought the
player from this firm. They also sold
a Harvard piano to Claude B. Linn
q prominent merchant for years at
also on Wednesday OF this
week they sold and delivered to Mrs.
Sallis Bolts of Toms Brook, q dull
satin flush Mansfield upright piano.
Our town was near Bedland Mon.
day night, the church bells were rung
torpedoes and guns and pistols were
fred. whistles blew, the young ladies
and gentlemen marched through town
singing patriot songs which was con-
tinued till 10 o'clock, all In honor OF
the glorious victory that was won
over autocrats, and the Germans
forced back over the Rhine.
Edward Conk left for Baltimore
Tuesday to take up his job in the
ship yard that he was compelled to
leave owing to an attack of the Flu.
The voters Of Shenandoah did not
forget John Paul while he Is in
France, with the boys fighting for
victory. He received 1884 votes last
Tuesday for congrass carrying 81
precints. Hon. Thomas Harrison
the regular nominee of the Democratic
party received $50, Johns name was
written on the ticket as compliment.
Burder B. Bowman received 81 votes
for u S. Senator and John Paul II.
Grady Saulspaugh and two little
daughters who brought the body OF
his wife here last week for interment,
returned to their home at Calhoun,
Tenn, last Saturday.
Hugh 1. CrahilI, Of New Kensington,
Pa, was here over Saturday with his
brother.in.law and family W. f.. Nc
Inturff. He had brought the body
his father.in-law Mr.. C. Hensel to
Middletown for burial on Saturday,
who died on Thursday at his home
frem attack of pneumonia. Mr.. Cra-
bill returned to his home at New
Kensington Sunday evening.
Mary White, colored, who lives
with Paul F. Nj. Shaver, fell on last
Friday evening, while carrying wood
striking the blade of an ak that was
lying on the woodpile cutting cash
of inches, in her left hand and wrist
1t required % stitches to close up the
wound.
VIM. A. Yew, of Cumberland, Md.
and Mrs. Ed. Affieck, of Winchester,
who attended the funeral Of their
niece, Mrs Agnes Pearl Sslspaugh, Of
Calhoun, Tenn, who was buried At
Valley Pike Church cemetery Wed.
nesdsy returned to their homo the
same evening.
VIM. Hotel, of Bnckton y former
citizen of our town who has just re
covered from q severe attack Of in
1uenza is here visiting the family OF
L. c. Bauserman and old friends.