Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-05

Mitchell, who is living in Hope,
her furnished home
on Main street, which the Fad
eley's will occupy the middle of
April, upon Mr.. Fadeley's return
from Baltimore, where he went
last Tuesday to meet the Spring
trade. Mrs. Fadeley is pleasant
IL situated as a boarder until
April 18th at S. p. Hollings-
worth's on Centre street.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Stone
burner and Ralph, Jr., OF Toms
Brook, were weekend visitors, at
the home of the Misses Lantz on
Centre street, and were also visit
ing at L. Il. Stoneburner's.
J. Wilbur Stoneburner arrived
from Chicago, Saturday night,
and is stopping with his brother,
F. Richard Stoneburner at the
Stoneburner home place Frank
Stoneburner, Mrs. Mabel Coe
Stoneburner, Ken. Stoneburner,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stone
burner, all reached here Saturday
night from Washington for a
weekend trip.
Word has been received here
OF the death in Staunton of An
drew Jackson Marston, who was
a native of our town, aged about
IS wears. He was thoroughly
good, honorable citizen, a son Of
the late Lewis Marston, who was
a pioneer Baptist minister. This
is the fourth death III the Mars
ton family within the past eigl-
teen mouths. aud much sympathy
has been expressed for this be-
reaved family.
C. F. Headly left Moudav for
Stanton. euroute to Richmond,
Roanoke and other cities aud will
return the last of the week by
way of Washington. Mr.. Head
ley is hustling energetic bust
ness man.
The J. j. Club was entertained
last Friday night by Miss Mil
dred Cotfman at the Mayors res
idence. Twelve little girls were
invited and these juveniles re-
port delightful time. Delicious
refreshments, and a late depart
ure for their homes.
Miss Bragg WigIltman has re-
signed her position as E H. S.
teacher. and will, March 18th go
to Sun, w. Va, where she has
accepted position with the New
River Coliiery Co Mrs. Belle C.
Wightnan will accompany her for
a several weeks visit with her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c
HiSey, and Joseph Wightman,
all OF whom are residing in West
Virginia.
The new orchestra at the
Methodist Church, South, Sun
day School was greatly enjoyed
by the 90 enrolled pupils present:
Miss Bragg Wightman, pianist,
Miss Agnes Hopewell, violinist.
Mrs. Hounton Newman, mando-
lin, and Mr.. John n. Coffman is
the leader of the music This vio-
lin and madolir addition to usua
piano and songs only, was a great
Improvement. Nineteen dollars
was the collection received for
the piano fund given Sunday last,
the STU Sunday III February, 1920,
which VIII not occur again in %
years.
Mark Burke was home for al
week lend trip from off his work
around Front Royal, where he |
has charge of the convicts work.
ing the roads in Clarke County.
MIR. Charles Clarke. of Dayton, |
OHIO, after an absence of twenty
five wears from his native home
near Edinburg, was a visitor the
part of two weeks at Mrs. Grand
stats and Miss Lucretia Racey's. |
his cousins. and also the Clarke
relatives i'll aud around Lantz
Mills. He returned to Ohio on
last Friday.
The many friends of Mrs.
KATHERINE Blanks Camp, will
regret 10 learn of her recent
death in Lynchburg, which oc-
. urred Feb. 10Th at the home of
her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. A. B,
Dabney, i25 Easton Ave. from
heart disease. Mrs. Camp was
frequent visitor at the home of
los. F. Hoffman and had many
life long friends in this viciuiiy
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