Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-09-07
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1t Alexandria.
S. Stark who was in Washing
ION and vicinity returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. H. Meredith who had
been visiting at South Boston,
Va, and Washing ton for three
weeks returned to her home here
last Thursday,
L 3. Kohne and son and
daughter Irwin and Margaret,
by Mrs. Hubert
Sager and son Ralph, aud MISS
Goldie Sager attended the Public
Sale of Mrs. Minnie Sager's at
New Oxfords, Pa. last Saturday.
They returned home Wednesday.
Miss Goldie Sager remained with
her mother.
Mrs. Luther M. Conner, while
attempting to remove the heel
from her slipper with an awl on
Friday, nearly severed her lett
hand thumb between the joints
from her hand. DR.. D. L. Shaver
rendered the surgical aid.
Roy {. Rauserman spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Bauserman, returning to
Washington, Monday.
Robert Saum who was here
with old friends for several days
returned to Hagerstown Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Shaffer and
son and daughter, William and
Catherine Slower who visited
Mrs. SIS mother, Mrs. Bette
Slower at Bartousville, and at
tended church Saturday and Sum-
day at Marlboro returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Margie Hill has been COIL
fined to her bed since Saturday
with an attack of Devils Grip.
M IS Elizabeth Rhodes who
spent her vacation Of month
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Rhodes, returned to
Washington Tuesday.
Frank and Jesse Sine, George
Readle, L. NJ. and Roy Conner
went to Washington Sunday on
the B. & o. Excursion from
Strasburg Junction. The visi-
ted the zoo, and Roy was much
interested in the ape family.
Misses Virginia and Leila Jack
son who visited Miss Zula
Goo henour returned to their
home at Winchester Tuesday.
Edward Ryman and Mrs. Ber-
ME Teller who were in Harrison
burg returned Tuesday.
Rev. E. B. Shaver, who at.
tended the National Conference
of the Brethren Church at Win
ona-Park, Indiana, with his
grand son w. D. Shaver, of
Cincinnati, returned home Tues
day. He reports splendid con-
ference the largest attendance of
any prior conference. He also
stopped over at Louisville, Ohio,
a former pastorate and preached
for them Sunday morning and
night. +
Frank Copp, who lives at Earl
Helsley's ON the river walked 20
Woodstock Monday to have his
throat treated, when DR.. ]. H.
Smoot made an examination he
detected a we'll developed case of
diphtheria. The Doctor admin
istered anti-toxin and Mr.. Hell
sley went to Woodstock and took
him to his home.
MILLER-DoLL.
On Tuesday morning at g
o'clock quiet home marriage
occurred at the Doll Home, when
Miss Clemence Gertrude Doll and
Prof. Ernest L. Miller. of near Ed
inburg were united in marriage by
the Rev. Chas. Robb, of Toms
Brook pastor of the bride. Owing
to illness in the home of |
groom's family, only a few rela-
lives and near neighbors witness
I'd the ceremony. The bride wore
4 very pretty travelling suit of
gray with accessories to match. |
The parlor was very prettily
decorated with cut flowers and |
:lematis. The bride is the
Youngest daughter of George w.
DOLL, and is a young woman of
:ulture and refinement, who has
many friends in the county. The
groom is young man of merit
md one of the lea ding school
eachers of our county. Immedi-
kafc altar ft,o -o~a.~o.- Al.