Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-12-12

IF Durham, N. c., spent the
week end in Edinburg on recruit
ing duty for the Navy. To offer
opportunity to young men to,
learn and travel the world. The
Navy is sending all men who de-
sire to go to the Training School
at San Francisco, where they
will be. stationed four months,
before being sent aboard ships.
The ages for enlistment are IS
to IS years.
Mrs. E. L. Shorff, Of Nelheet.
Mass. is with her mother, Mrs.
Alice Hutchinson on Church St
Miss Nora Mohler, of WASH
ington, was weekend guest of
Miss Amelia Whissen at the
home of the 1atters mother, Mrs.
Laura Whissen.
DOL Marston has been quite
i'll since Thursday last and is
confined to his home, much to
the regret OF his many friends.
Miss Rogers, professional nurse
of Harrisonburg is attending
him.
Ed Marston is much improved
in health and is thought to be
rapidly convalescing.
W. c, Painter has just deliver
ed this week, a consignment of
ID new Fords.
Charles Grim, of the Lantz
Mill neig h borlood, who returned
Saturday from near New Market
where he completed the work on
Mr.. Beidler's new $4,000 barn on
the Beidler farm. He left for
Fairfax to erect another barn.
Mr.. Grim is an energetic llustling
carpenter and always on the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Miller, Of
Summit Point, w. Va, who have
been weekend guests of Miss
Edith Miller, left Monday. Mr..
Miller's sister, Mrs. Alice Hutch.
inson, whose illness having
brought them here and who is
now rapidly convalescing.
A new Caloric pipefess furnac Ct
has been installed in Hotel Ediu-
burg and perfect heating ar.
ENGAGEMENTS as result, which
Inow makes Hotel Edinburg an
up-to-date and most comfortable
as any along the Valley line
Bailey & Solenberger, of Wood
stock, were the contractors.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Alva Hopkins
and little daughter, Clarabelle
were shopping Tuesday III Hsr'
rlsonburg.
Mrs. Caroline Miller, Mrs. B
is. Rau, Miss Ma jorie Jennings
Rev. and Mrs. J. A)ya Hopkin:
and Miss Clarabelle Hopkins
were in Woodstock, Monday, at
tending the missionary confer
ence at the Christian Church. A
team of four speakers from Rich
mond conducted the services.
| Mrs. C. A. Stokes and little
son, Claude, after a two weeks
visit to Mrs. S. C. kingree, Of
columbia Furnace, returned tc
her home at Riverton, Monday,
Mrs. Samuel Painter aud son,
Jack, after a visit to their rela-
tives, the Painters, returned to
their home in Washington OH
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph F. Hoffman and
Mrs. Robert J Lantz were among
those at a delightful dinner Mon
day at Mrs. James H. Shoots at
Woodstock.
Terry English was visitor
this week at the home of his
brother-in-law aud sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Humston at Oak
Hill.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon and sou,
Vernon, of Alexandria, arrived
here Thursday last and are the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. S. L.
Baugher at the U. B. parsonage.
Mrs. Lacey FoItz had the mis-
fortune to fracture her arm
above the wrist last Sat-
urday, while getting out of her
auto, encountered several sheep,
which accidentally threw her on
her arm. DR.. Hisey attended
her and pronounced it green
bone fracture' and reports her
getting along as we'll as could
be expected with such a painful
1t is not necessary to furnish
security in order to borrow
trouble, says The Youths Com
n n utou