Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-11-01
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I6rluR Win severe aItsCA Ol fu+au'
enza for the past ten days is slowly
improving.
| Clarence Hickman who had been
in bed for more than week 10 now
about town.
Mrs. Mar ~arf rho aas been
visiting her dana. sss8r
Ruiz at Hopewell for the past three
months returned bone last Saturday.
| Miss Beulah Sager Who had the NJ 5
fortune to dislocate her wrist last
week, is getting on nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Teller after
a visit at the home of Mr.. F's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Teller,
west Of town returned to Washington
Tuesday evening.
Roy Bauserman who has been in
the army since July, stationed at
Camp Humphries came home Sunday
on week furlough. His mother and
friends we're glad to welcome him and
see him looking as we'll as he does.
He is in Co. E, 3rd Regiment, being
attached to headquarters, doing
Office work.
Paul F. M. Shaver, of The Quality
Music House has been confined to his
bed at the home of his father, DR.. D.
L. Shaver since last Friday with an
q tack of the flu. He is doing as well
as could be expected.
Otis Conner who has been home on
the sick list for several weeks, re-
turned to Baltimore. Monday morn
ing, where he has employment with
the b. & o. r. r.
Andrew Saum, OF Shenandoah City,
Page county, IL here visiting relatives
and friends.
Frank Keller who had been out and !
about town for q week, after he had
apparently recovered from IN attack
of flu, was Told by his physician to
90 back to bed rs his condition was
such, to require rest and quletedness.
Geo. Hickman north of town, who
has had severe attack of ME flu, is
slowly convslescent.
Mrs. George Keister and son
William, of Stanton are here visit
ing Mrs. KS mother and family, Mrs.
Ellen Yew.
Guy Rhodes and Henry Hickman
returned to Alexandria, where they
have employment with The Virginia
Ship Building Corporation. They
came home with influenza several
weeks ago.
Rev. E. B. Shaver was in Mt.
J Jackson, New Market and Harrison
burg Tuesday.
Naldo Conner has severe attack
Of the Spanish in Yuenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, r, Coffman and
Albert E. Shaver moved to Harrison
burg Tuesday.
Next Tuesday comes the election in
which the interest centers in the con-
tests for seats in Congress. In q few
instances, only can the issue of 10y.
atty be raised. Loyal support can
aot be patented by any party, no mat
ter whether a Republican or Demo-
,rat be sent to Congress, he may be
epended upon to see the var tn. ough |
to a successful finish Therefore the
chief, Woodrow WI,
sons letter to the voters to send only
Democrats TO the next Congress to
bring it to successful conclusion is too
absurd to be swallowed by the voter
with good common sense. The issue,
seems to be hinged much
more upon test of fitness to aid ia
a program OF readjusting the coun-
try, both in domestic and interpa-
Lional sense to the peace basis. The
,ariff, taxes, regulation Of utilities
and the development OF foreign trade
are the important issues. No man
should be sent to Congress unless he
mas a very clear and sane idea upon
;hese subj In our desire to win
The war, we must not lose sight OF the
aecessity OF living afterward, and it
will require the most level-headed
men to devise program conducive
10 the end and should the voters
IF the country be misled by the com
nander-in chiefs letter, begging for
\ Congress that he would be able to
use as rubber stamp for his free
trade idea as expressed in his four
;een peace terms, along with other
laws he would force upon
our people. The world has been
;urneG topsy turvy by ~ war, it
,hould not b turned tops1 turvv as
BY any such carelessly conceived
plans. Now 70 the time for business,
and ell fsir-mindea men, those not
bound by the white house yoke to
Jake some interest In the political
affairs Of their Cong reasional and
Sen atorial contests that those csndi.
dates are straight on economic prin-
olples shall be sent to Washington.
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