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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
Shenandoah County To Have
Tractor Demonstration

During the past few months a num
Der Of inquiries have been received
relative to holding Tractor Demon.
stration In Shenandoah County. am
very glad to be in position to an
nounce the TACT that arrangements are
being made for a Tractor Demonstrs .
ton which will be held on the far m
OF Mr.. Green Clanahan on ThursG,.
August 18th. The natural advantY. ges
OF Mr.. Clanahan's farm make IT one
OF the best locations for Tractor
Demonstration that l know OF. The
farm Is located on the State Road
about four miles North of NIt. lack
son and In addition to being on a
good road it has a nice she DIV grove
for parking cars and we'll Of fine
water located In the demonstration
field. The field contains q bout twenty
two acres and is fairly representative
of the county. The tractor operators
will come In contact with some rather
steep grades. some tough heavy CLAW
and some tight rock thus giving the
spectators an opportunity to see the
different tractors work under VARYING
conditions.
We expect to have some eight O,
ten different makes OF tractors to par
ticipate In tho denomination in orde,
that those who have not yet decides
what kind to buy may have an oppor
tunity to see several of the most pop
ular makes work under home copdi
tfons. A complete list OF the tractor
which will be represented will appea
in next weeks papers. Make not
OF the date and plan to be there a
this will be the most important Trac
tor Demonstration held in the Vale
this season.
B. A. WARRINER,
County Agent.
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leedy's Senatorial Record.

judge Har rison has injected his
record into this campaign and what ;
hs, has done In, Congress is source OF
bride to himself and his constituents.
Colonel Leedy, who has served his
County and District in the Virginia
legislature has, in all of his pleas
for support. su Emerged his record IN
a political pond of Eight wines and
beers" S enator Leedy as patron, or
Joint patron, introduced eight bills at
the last session of the State Senate
and SIX OF THE EIGHT WERE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF INCREASING OFFICIAL
SALARIES SIXTY TO ONE HUNDRED
PER CENT. Oae of the eight was for
legalizing he descration of cemeteries
to collect unpaid balances on tomb
stones. Yo ur 1920 tax bills will show
the results If the Colonel's so'icitude
for officials as against the tax payer.
1t will be recalled til at the voters OF
Shenandoah. County were solicited to
vote for O. ne of the candidates for
Office in No 7ember last, becauxe he
favored . reduction In salaries Of
officials. The same apostles ct dis
affection are urging you to vote FOL
Leedy when they know that he Intro
duced bills in the last legislature te
increase official pay sixty to on
hundred per cent. The presumption
that vour l,,ck common sense 10 ap
Iparent. IL
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Mr.. MarstOn--Miss Eubank

A marriage of much interest to
friends in Virginia was that of Miss
W. Seldom Eubank, Of Hanover, Va,
and Mr. Rumsey Bissell Marston, of
Woodstock, Va.
The marriage was solemnized in Nit.
Vernon Church, Washington, Wed,
nesday afternoon, July 2Sth at five
O'Clock in the presence of only rela
tives and immediate friends. The
officiating minister was the ReY. f. G.
Beery, a classmate of Mr.. Marston at
II. Nj. A.
On account of illness in the brides
family the wedding was d very quiet
one.
Mrs. Marston, who is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Euuank. of Han
over, Va, is graduate of Rawlings
College with Post Graduate work at
Columbia and is charming young
woman. Mr.. Marston who is son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marston, of
Woodstock. is a graduate of Ran
ph-Macon College and has had
Post Graduate work at Columbia Uni
versity and University of Dublin,
Ireland, He was a member of the
116th Regiment during the world war
and spent long period in active SER
vice in France.
MIR. and Mrs. Marston will be at
home after Aug. 25th in Sistersville,
w. Va, where Mr.. Marston is City
Superintendent Of Schools.
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BIDS OF REAL ESTATE.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the State Highway Commissioner
at the Office of the State Highway
Commission, Richmond, Va, up to
noon, Thursday, August 18th, 1920,
for the purchase of one or more Of the
following pieces OF real estate, to-
gether with improvements thereon,
located on Valley Turnpike, viz:
1st-Lot, toll house and outbild-
ings at Winchester.
2nd-Lot, toll house and outb1ild-
ings near MiddIetown.
Srd-Lot, toll house and outbuild
lngs Strasburg.
4th-Lot, toll house and outbuild-
ings at Woodstock.
5th-Lot, toll house and outbuild-
ings at New Market.
6th-Lot, toll house and outbuild
ings at Tenth Legion.
7th-Southern portion of lot, toll
house and outbuildings between
Harrisenburg and Mauzy, that por-
ton of lot lying North of barn to be
reserved by State.
oth-Log, toll house and outbuild-
1ngs at Harrisonburg.
9th-Lot, toll house and outbuild-
1ngs near Mt Crawford.
lOth-Lot, toll house and outbUfld-
ings at Ft. Defiance.
1lth-Lot, toll house and outbuild-
lngs at Verona;
l2th-Northern portion of lot, toll
house and outbuildings, approxi-
mately one mile North of Stanton,
that portion of lot lying South OF
barn. together with quarry, to be re.
served by State.
All bids on the foregoing real
estate which may he made In response
to same are based on the agreement
OF the purchaser to remove any toll
booths, proches or projections ex-
tending onto the right of way line OF
the turnpike.
Detailed information os to acreage,
etc, will be furnished on application
to the undersigned.
Each and every bid shall be &C.
companied by certified check in the
sum of five per cent OF the amout bid,
said check to be returne ed should bid
be rejected or should the State be
unable to provide clear title to real
estate on which bid is made.
The right is reserve d TO reject any
and all bids.
G. P, GOLF MAN.
State Highway Commissioner.
July 30-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
Social Events

Miss Alice Coffman entertained the
Five Hundred Club Thursday after
noon at the home Of her brother and
sisterin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
|Coffman.
MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Walton have
issued invitations for dance to be
given at their home on North Mullen
berg street Friday evening in honor
of Miss Margaret Besant, of Balti-
more and Miss Madolin johnson OF
Front Royal.
The members of Miss Evlyn Shat
fer's Sunday school class Of the Luth
eran Sunday school together with IT..
vted friends from other churches I'm
Ijoyed picnic. at Pugh's Run or
Thursday. The day was ideal anG
the little folks were taken in larg.
au-o truck by Frances Ramey.
Members of the Christian Sunda,
school with number of guests
from other Sunday schools of the towr
held delightful picnic along Pugh' Is
Run near the home of Mr.. Sine, or
Wednesday. Autos and auto trucks
conveyed them to the pleasant resor
where at noon bounteous luncheon
was served in true picnic styla.
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Methodist C hurCh.
$4,000 90.

On Next Sunday morning Rev D.
II. Blakemore, Presiding Elder Of the
Winchester District will preach and
preceding the sermon Brother Cock
rell will speak 70 the children on the
subject Of the 1.-TWO Crosses. An
object sermon.
The Sunday School contest contin-
ues with undated interest and all OF
the members of the school including
the Home Department are urgently re-
quested to be present, rain Or shine.
1t is importa ut that the attendance be
increased.
At night, the pastor will preach On
an appropriate subject, and the com
gregation and public and strangers
are cordially invited to be sure to at
tend.
The services were very we'll attend
ed last Sunday, morning and night
Come again.
The ventilation of the church will
be looked after so as to make the au.
ditorium as pleasant as your homes,
Come and enjoy the services, q
hearty welcome always awaits you.
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Learn TO SraFa n.

The American Red Cros 5, is offer
ing free instruction in swil inning, and
has inaugurated WHIST is known as
"Learn-to- Swim Week -
Woodstock is Fortunate in having
at hand one of the few unpolIuted
rivers, fortunate alss in hta wing some
good swimmers who are pub lie spirit
ed and willing to heip. III r. Frank
Riddleberger will have cha.rt e of the
arrangements anu Of the corI S OF in
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wi3lia MS, Mr..
and Mrs. Travis, Messrs,- Richard
Bauserman, William PsKN N, and
Frank Tavenner. MIR. Riddl eberger
has had consider able exper len ce. and
he has simple but effective device
by means of which large number
may be taught at the same til ufs
The course is, open to men slh'd wo-
men, and to ch ildren over tel years
Of age.
Lessons vii begin Monday, Alag
II, with d ally swim at 4 / : M
throughout h e week, including @a'-
urday, Aug 5
| The place selected is near "Ri ~eF-
side," the ONE OF Harry Holli a9s
worth, kno wn as Sandy Bott MIL
Free transu ortation will be provit s'o
for tnose " ho deaire it, automobi IN
ga wing aAt, Chevrolet sales room
a:3o or The place may be reached t 7
taking aas left hand road at the Oh
Ischool no use southeast OF town, anG
turning in al the second gate on the
left.
Tents will be provided for dress ing
Erooms. There will be no charge for
1.-THE lessons, but members of the class
will furnish their own bathing suits
| II you wish to join the class, put
| your name on one of the enrolment
kcards at the two drug stores.
/ Come on in, the water's fipe.
: Chairman, Woodstock Branch,
A. r. c.
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CHAUTAUQUA

At meeting of guarangors of the
Chautauqua held in the Court House
on Wednesday night the following
chairmen of Committees. were ap-
pointed:
Ticket Committee. W. Bailey.
O'Neal.
General yertsiug-J. G. Locke.
Advertsing-G E. Pence.
Hospitality ittee+Mrs. Jos.
NJ. Bausermau.
Junior Chausauqua Miss Margaret
Hoffman.
4 motion was made and carried
that the Chairman of the various
committees appoint their Assistants.
Much interest is manifested in
Chautauquas al over the duntry this
year and as the program lat Wood
stock fof the week beginning August
9th will be an unusually fine one
large crowds are expectedA The full
program viii be published later.
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Booster Car of Cumberland VAL
ley Visited Woodstock
Last Monday.
FIREMEN's CONVENTION, w1NcHEs

FIREMEN's CONVENTION, wINCHEs-
TER, VA, AUG 9, 10 AND II.
The official car of the Firemen' S
Convention to be held in Winchester,
Va, August 9, 10 and II visited the
local fire companies, last Monday to
explain the plans for the coming
session.
The program for three days will
consist, Of parsdes, contests, auto.
mobile races, aeroplanes, block
dances. band concerts, Miller's Ex-
position Shows and theatrical at.
fractions.
The city Of Winchester 10 preparing
to entertain twenty-five to thirty
thousand people on those dates
Special fares will be offered by th,
railroads and special accommodation,
are being provided.
| Tho city will be one profusion Q
Ibunting and flags iE honor of Ia
visiting hremen. Everyone 10 invit
|sd. Remember the dates, :Aueu,
-, 10 and II,
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Pr0Qram For New Thfatre,

THURSDAY, July 29'-Mae Murray,
"a Mormon Maid" The most OK
citing and thrilling OF ali screen
dramas. A story OF a girl who re-
fused 10 submit to Mormon oppres
sion. Special Music "vslie,' the
noted French accordionist.
Friday, July sOth-Eshel CLAYTON In
MEN, Women and Money VIVA,
kind OF woman is she? The ouestiNu
Is answered in the photoptay. Al.S
the great serial Evil Eye"
Saturday,July 3lst = Peggy Hylapd
10 "Black Shadows" The story of
a beautiful thief who when in her
right mind is the soul OF honor. Also
a good comedy.
Monday, Aug 2ud.-The great
western "Lightning Bryce +" Also
Mabel Normand in "Upstairs." The
girl you can't forget, grace AND
charm ct the ball room, The Athletic
girl . great comedy. Don't miss II,
Tuesday, Aug. 3rd.-A special
W estern Drama in six parts, 'sWhen
Bearcst Went Dry" Also IL Pafhe
Nexs aad oonedy.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. William Paxton and little son
William, Jr., left Wednesday for ar
extended visit to Mrs. Paxton's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carson, In
Riverton, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. w. 81. Wunder and
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wunder were
week end motor guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Janney of Ltbertytown
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Haun spent
several days recently at the Sign Of
the Motor Car at Berryville.
Mr.. Wade Brumback of Philadel
phia, Va, has arrived to spent parl
of his vacation with his brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brumback at their home on South
Main Street.
Mrs. Samuel Fadeley, of Readus,
Is spending this week with her aunt,
Mrs. II. j. Fravel on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Bowman and
son Myrou, Jr., of Washin ston. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Muir
dock at their home on Massanutte n
Heights, this week, Mr.. Bowman and
son MYron, Jr. returned to Washing
ton Tuesday, while Mrs. Bowman.
with her sisters Mrs. Murdoch and
Mrs. M. c. Gearing visited their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson SAINT
micrs in Edinburg, returning to
Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Paxton. Mrs.
Philip Williams and son Philip, Jr.,
and Miss Mary r. Hodge, and Miss
Blanche Roberts are visiting in Lex
ingtou and Rockbridge County.
Mrs Margaret Smoot accompanied
by her grand daughter Miss Lois
Smoot left Thursday for q visit to
Mrs. Fl. Lee Young near Summit
Point. Mrs. Smoot will remain sew
eral months while Mise Smoot will re-
turn TO " Woodstock
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riddleberger
and family have returned from Edin-
burg where they were several weeks
boarding in the country.
Mrs. Frank Brumback and little
daughter have returned from p visit
to her mother, Mrs. Eliza Grim of
New Market.
Mr.. Lynn Clover has returned to
Akron, Ohio, after visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Glover
on North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marston nd
Misses Ethel and Agnes Marston are,
in Washington attending the Mars
wedding.
Mrs Frank Wagner and two chill
lren of Carlisle, Pa, Mrs. Alice
Bowman and Mr.. B. P. Hoover oil
Fr ont Royal were visitors in Wood |
stock this week.
Miss Lucy Boyer has arrived from
Washington to spend month with |
With her mother Mrs. j. D. Boy err
nd sister, Miss Alice Boyer at their
ome on Muhleuberg Street
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MAURERTOWN

VIM. A. Yew and his son Claude of
Cumberland, are visiting Mrs Emma
Bauserman, a sister of Mr.. Yew.
Mrs. Levi Kiser returned from
trip to Pennsylvania Tuesday, while
on the trip she visited the Ansletam
battlefield.
Miss Soda Rosenberger who had
been visiting in Washington, ID Z .
for several weeks returned hon e
Saturday.
Mrs Sue Hess has returned from a
three weeks visit to Winchester and
Hagerstown.
Misses Lois McInturff and Beatrice
Beydler, who visited Miss Elizabeth
Haun at Woodstock last week return
ed home Saturday.
Ed. Conk who has been here for
few days returned to his employment
at Baltimore Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Haun, of Woodstock
is visiting her friend Miss Desma
Mc1nturff.
Edgar Pierce and Milton Wright
left for Baltimore Monday to secure
employment.
Rev. Roy Schumacher. of Martins
burg was here Tuesday visiting his
uncle Lemuel Bauserman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lee Sager return
ed Monday from Pennsylvania where
they purchased a $4,000 farm II
miles north of Getty sburg and 2 miles
west of New Oxford, possession is
given 1st of March.
Mrs. Lottie Yew, OF Cumberland
and Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Drifting, OF
North Mountain are visiting Mrs.
Emma Yew.
Duke L. and Albert E Shaver left
for Charlottesville Tuesday Duke
L. will be accompanied home by his
wife and children, Miss Jean and
Master Jack Slime.
r L. Fadeley who had beer
with hi family at Quicksburg few
day. has returned and is in charge OF
The =. ..urertown Mills, again.
The Quality Music House has re
Gently sod Jesse French pianos anc
PLAYERS to Prof. j II. Ruebush, O
Dayton, Mrs. Martin Murphy, o.
strasburg, j. D. Shaver, OF MooreS
Store, VIM F. Sigler. of Mt. Jack
| son. Hugh 0. Bevdler, OF Maurertown
| II IL. MART, of New Market, Homer
G. Brown, of Timbervlle MANSFIELD
| and Concertone players to M. +
Getz, of Forestville, c. A. aisey, o
| Woodstock, and Mrs. George h
Riffey, of ST Luke. equality frs
and first quality" is the motto OF these
people.
Robert Saum has a contract tc
paint S Fl. Culler's dwelling house IL
| Woodstock, this week.
The wind and rain storm Of last
Saturday, injured the corn on differ
ent farms, breaking it off close to tn
ground.
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LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Stone Jars, all sizes from l quart
to Is gallons. Shenandoah Farmers
Union. Z
Bushel shipping baskets and cor
rugated caps for sale.
July 23-2t. snarr & Miley Co.
The rains of the past week have
been fine on all kinds of crops and
the prospects for a good yield OF
everything have never been better.
Several good secondhand feed
mills, small and large sizes. Shen.
Farmers Union. It
FOR SALE AT COST-l5 gallons
Of frst-class Paint. Call on
July % J. Roy GEARING.
WANTED-A reliable represen-
tati We in everv locality who can de-
vote sufficient time to sell well ad-
vertised line of Farm Equipment and
Implements, Fertilizer, Lime, etc. on
commission basis Must have con-
fdence OF farming community
Address P O. Box l05, Richmond, Va.
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On the other hand. Judge Harrison
has dealt fairly and honestly with the
voters In his statements OF the cam
paigu issues He has promised moth
ing except conscientious adherence
to the duties of the office. he has
stood on an unimpeachable record as
citizen, Judge and congressman. ne
was fighting for Democracy when the
Colonel was campaigning - . Re-
publican. He has made . record as
q legislator which reflects credit upon
the constituency which he represents.
Surely the voters of the Seventh Dis
trict, in q dispassionatec consideration
of the two men, cannot hesitate In
supporting Jucge Harrison In the
primary. II
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Poland China Association,

At meeting of the Shenandoah
County Poland China Association.
held in the Court House on Thursday
evening, July %, arrangements were
N ade TO hold a sale of Poland. China
hogs on the last day of the Shenan.
doah County Fair, September 18th.
Messrs. Samuel Hepner and E. E.
GoIladay were appointed committee
to pass judgment on the stock to be
entered in this sale.
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THE hAMMAN FAMILY.

Mr.. George G. Hannah was visited
last week, by his sister.in-law, Mrs
William a. Hannah, and his nephew
Mr.. John Hannah, and two sons, al
OF Texas. They we're on their way tt
M aine, where Mr.. Hamman goes ever,
yaar to escape the hay fever. Theil
visit to this place recalls the his
tory Of one of Shenandoah's promi
nent families and especially that o
Mr.. VIM. H. Hannah, who lef
Woodstock, In 1857.
George Hannah married Mist
Catherine Schumacher a daughter O.
Jacob Schumacher who was brother
of Rev. Nicholas Schumacher. who waf
the most eminent Lutheran clergyman
of the Shenandoah Valley in his day
To this couple were born four sons
~ Jacob Hannah who lived in Har-
rison county, Indiana for some years
He afterwards moved to Illinois,
where he died, ~ John G. Hammar
who died in Shenandoah county, (3d)
William II. Hannah, who was educa
ted at the Virginia Military Institute
He afterwards conducted q classical
school at Glover Hill. He then studied
law, but in short time with j. G. G,
Brettell, who had been Reformed
preacher but later became a lawyer.
emigrated from Virginia to Owens.
Vile, Texas, where they practiced law
until the beginning Of the war. VIM.
Il. Hannah at once entered the army
and at it's close comm anded one OF the
Texas Brigades. He married Miss
Carson, of Texas. He had three sons,
John, George and William and two
daughters one.of whom married Mr..
Eagle, now q member of Congress-
from Texas He became a prominent
lawyer and gained an important case
at Houston. The defeated party be-
came enraged and, as Mr.. II amman
was approaching home. shot from a
point on the opposite side of the stree t
and killed him, (4) George c. Ham
man for several years before the
war was with Capt Samuel c. Viii
liams in the Shenandoah County
Clerks Office. He entered the war at
the beginning and was Lieutenant
Of Co. F, 10th Virginia Regiment.
he was wounded in the second battle
j. Manassas and left on the field
lmong the dead. Re was again
everely wounded at the battle oil
Gettysburg. He returned to his home |
Il Woodstock, and while on his |
was captured by the Federals |
md imprisoned at Camp Chase and |
Fort Delaware for some months.
After the war, he married Miss
Kate Frayel by whom he had two
children, Mrs. Jos. Smith, Marion,
ohio, and Miss Allie. with whom he
esides in Woodstock. He was Com
missioner of the Revenue for some
ears.
He is one of the veterans OF the |
ivil war, residing in Woodstock, and |
S now in his SD year, enjoying as |
God health as could be ex pected,
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The Republicans have nominated
Captain John Paul as their canoloa'e
fol Congress. Captain Paul has taken
the matter under advisement In the
meantime, the Republicans are buslly
engaged in the interests OF Leedy'
His initial meeting in Shenandoah
County was presided over by Re-
publican. His associations have to
great extent been with Republicans,
and the Colonel himself was but Il
little while AGO Republican,. Can t
YOU see the "bug unGer ihe chip:
Don't you understand the Colonel :
candidacy is being nursed in the IN
terests OF the Republican party
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

The Worsely edition OF the Harri
sonburg News-Reeord published by
the supporters of Colo lel Leedy, adj
mits that he Colonel wi Va retired from
the army because ''he as profession
ally not qualified. " In plain par
lance this means neff cheney. After
having admitted his lacl of qualitica-
lions as the leader OF thousand
men, do YOU think the C. olonel quail
fled to lead the eight tho asand Demo-
cratic voters of this Dii trict. Why
certainly not. 1t
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OF interest TO OrChardisfs.

Specialists OF the Federal and State
Governments accompanied by ex-
perls from England, France, Italy
aud Japan will make q thorough in
spection Of Commercial apple or
chards IN the Shenandoah and Cum
berIand Valleys from Aug. 3rd to
Aug. 9Th.
The party will start from st&unton,
Va. and end at Gettysburg, Pa. This
district is said 10 give promise OF be
coming one OF America most in
portant apple producing sections.
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Accident al Calvary

Mrs. Eliza beth Funk was painfully
injured when thrown from buggy at
Calvary, Monday The horse became
frightened by a traction engine, and
became unmanageable throwing the
occupants on a pile OF stones beside
the road. Mrs. Funk suffered num-
Der of deep cuts on the head and face.
DR.. SmOot Was called and the patient
was taken to her home near Mount
Vernon in Mr.. John Sheetz' auto.
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HARRlSVILLE.

The 18th annual picnic of St Johns
Reformed Church will be held in
Wakeman's woods, on Saturday,
July 3lst. An excellent program of
music and speaking has been arrang'
ed. Not only members OF the Reform
sd Church but all denominations are
cordially invited to attend "A large
crowd is expected.
Rev. and Mrs, A. w. Barley,
Misses Matte Borden and Katherine
Barley and Alton Barley were gnests
of Mr.. W, A. Busho ng recently.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

When you feel bilious, sluggish,
eonstipated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose of dangerous
calomel, just remember that your
druggist sells for few cents a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
IS entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take aud is perfect substitute for