Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-04-27
MT. JACKSON
DEATH OF JOSEPH NEWLAND.

Mr.. Joseph Newland passed away a
the home of his son, R. H. NewlanC
last Tuesday night Mr.. Newland hac
been in failing health for some time
He was born in the county so years age
and remained here the greater part Of
his life. When a young man he be-
come member of the Episcopal church
and remained faithful unto death. His
wife, who was Miss Maphis, preceded
him to the spirit world in 1884 after
which time he went to Covington, Va,
where he remained until Is months ago
when he came to live with his children,
Mrs. Cadwalader and son, Raymond
Newland, with whom he died.
He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Paxton, of West Virginia and
Mrs. Cadwalader and one son, Raymond
Newland, of Mt. Jackson, two grand
daughters and three grandsons, Fun
eral services were held from the New
land home on last Thursday, conducted
by his pastor, the Rev. Francis Brown,
of Woodstock. The following served
as pallbears: C. NJ. Shannon, E. Z.
Dingledine, A. S. Moore, B. F. Burket,
Tom Sine and Dr. Maphis
Miss Katie johnson of Morgantown,
w. Va, recently visited her mother,
Mrs Kate johnson.
Miley Dingledine spent Sunday at
his home here.
Watch for our Anniversary Sale.
Vendors Department Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Blosser, of Staun-
ton, Va, spent Sunday at the home OF
her father, Mr.. Fansler near Orkney
Springs.
Mr.. James Lindamood sold his per-
sonal property at public auction last
Saturday and is now making his home
with Rufus Lindamood and family.
Mrs. j. w. Cline has returned home
from visit to relatives in Washington
DR.. Thomas Holcombe and family
arrived at the home of B. w. Nelson
from Georgia last Saturday night. They
expect to make their home in our
town. DR.. Holcombe comes to us high
ly recommended as practitioner, an6
will engage in the practice of medicine
For the present he will occupy the
Frank Good property on Main street
Don't forget the Play entitled
deacon DUBBS will be given mex
"Wednesday night in the High schoo
auditorium, May LIST, beginning at eight
Everybody come and enjoy an evening
of rare entertainment.
George Miller is moving from tow
to the farm, east of town.
Triplett and Vehrencamp have pur
Ichase a new Ford roadster.
DR.. j l. Triplett has returned from
Jacksonville, Fla, where he spent tn
winter with his nephew and family, j
l. Triplett, Jr.
Just received-A new line of We
lmen's Ready-to-Wear Garments.
/ Vendors Department Store.
The new edition to Burkett Grocer,
lis near completion. This will be
decided Improvement and will provid
much floor space.
The K. of P. and Massanutte
orchestra of Woodstock, twenty .fiv
pieces will give concert in the Hig
school auditorium on Wednesday nigf
May 9th. Proceeds for the benefit {
the former and also the Civic Soho,
Club. This will be rare treat for on
community and every one should TAX
advantage of this opportunity, Az
, mission Is and so cts.
Mrs. Wardell and daughter, Mi.
Wardell, of Columbus, Ohio, are CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. McKillup and Mr.
Ella Hammond.
i Shenandoah County is going to eel
brate the coming of spring in Moul
jackson on Friday and Saturday, Ms
18th and 18th. The Civic-School Gil
r is making preparation for this Flow,
Show for the benefit of the High scho
. grounds. Flowers will be beautiful
displayed in both cut and ported plant
Prizes will be given for the best of
:. varieties. The ladies will also serve
free lunch. Everybody come and S
their display.
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