Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-21
IMAURERTOWN.

ma Rausermau, tile Red House
north Of town.
Roy Bauserman has OF exhibit
an ear of corn IS iuclies III Ieugtl
with 10 rows of grains, % grain
to the row, $50 grains Of yellow
corn. The variety is simply the
usual yellow corn raised By our
farmers.
Mrs. r L. Newland aud sou,
Ben, who visited Mrs. Newland S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lew
Kiser, returned to their home in
Mt. Jackson last Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Swartz left for hel
new home i'll Washington at 1905
Biltmore Street, Sunday. Mr.
Swartz will remain OH his farm
for some weeks, before following
his wife to their new home.
| Charles L. James left for Lou
doun County, Wednesday, OIL Z
business trip. lie will retur,
Saturday.
| The neighbor farmers and
friends Of Samuel Bauserman,
who was injured several weeks
ago by falling from his auto
al ilupp's Hill, aud was broughi
to his home from the WinclIestel
Memorial Hospital last week
met at his home Tuesday TO tile
number OF tweuty-three and
ga thered, husked aud Cribbed X
acres Of corn. Mr.. Bauserman
though not yet we'll, is in d mucIi
happier frame Of mind since his
corn crop is housed.
Rev J. II. Anderson. pastor Of
lmmanual Church, was called tC
Browntown. Tuesday, by clerical
duties.
Orie Helsley, one Of our former
iyoung men, now of the salvag
corps at Washington, who was
here with hisbrotI1er, Earl HeIsiey
limiting since last Friday left for
Washington, Tuesday. He is
now connected with the commits
sion firm Of VIII & Helsley, 40
3rd Street. Both of these young
men have served III France and
are Shenandoah County boys.
Mr.. Linden Viii, Of F0restville,
is the partner of the firm. They
iare hoping TO give their patrons
of the county aud Valley such
service that they will receive a
large portion of the merchants
and farmers produce. Give the
boys a trial.
Martin l.. Conner, while load
ing a concrete bed last week
slipped and fell on his face and
fractured his nose, clean break
Of the bone at the middle of the
nasal organ. He is now not suf-
ferlug any pain, but the first "A
hours it was worse than a violent
tootllaclie as Mr.. Conner dis
cribed it to your correspondent.
A telegram received Monday
evening by Dr.. D. L. Shaver
from Richmond, which stated
that his brother, Geo. T. Shaver
had been seriously and probably
crltlcally injured III a street car
collision between the North and
South bound cars, there being a
dense fog. DR.. Shaver left tor
Richmond, Tuesday A NJ. His
leg was broken, thigh and hip
fractured and cut in the ABIDE
men. Mr.. Shaver, who is abuu
SIS years of age is a son of tile
late Elder S. A. Shaver, former
Bishop Of tie Dunkard Chur, h .
He has been employed by the
A lien & Ginter branch of the
American Tobacco Company for
tllirty-one years. He entered
their service as stenographer,
and has acted in different capaci-
ties since, now being assistant to
the chief clerk.
The condition of Mrs. James
Bushong remains about the same
as it has been for the past week,
which is critical.
Albert E. Shaver left for Prof,
J, NJ. Bow,nan's, near Harrison
burg, THesday to wire and place
the electrical fixtures in his
dwelling. He will also wire the
Brethren Church and six other
dwelling houses i'll the aeig llbor-
hood. He was accompanied by
Owen Shaver and Roy Bauser-I
man, who will help him on these |
jobs. Mr.. Shaver has several |
jobs waiting for aim at VIM
chester. Electrical work is need
ed more each day and competent
electricians are in demand.