Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-09-26
Edinburg

ed number Of invited guests Tues
day eveningat their Lodge room. A
most interesting program was given
and refreshments served to all This ,
is smart progressive and up to date
organization, which is adding to its
membership constantly
Mrs. Fannie Sales of Winchester
Va. formerly Miss Fannie Arthur Of
Eoinburg was caller at the home 81
Mrs. w G. Painter Tuesday. She had
not visited in Edinburg for some time
and noticed many improvements.
Miss Bess Bowman is spending a
week with her brother Charles Bow
man and family of near Stephen City.
Mrs. Sarah Santmiers of Woodstock
is visiting friends in Edinburg this
week and staying with her son j. w.
Santmiers at the home farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chesleigh Meyer, and
two children will move to From
Royal, the first of next week, where
MIR. Meyer has permanent employment
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Grandstaff and
sen Homer Grandstaff of Bristol, Tenn
are spending week with Mr.. Grand
Stairs sister Mrs. George hurry, and
visiting other friends and relatives.
Mr.. Grandstaff was former employee
OF the Shenandoah HERALD, many
years ago. He is now a successful
printer in the Town of Bristol where
he has fine business.
j. c. Hutchinson, who had his hand
so badly injured several weeks ago,
has so far recovered, as to be able to
run his car.
Owen Myers, who had been at his
home in Edinburg for some time re,
cuperating from severe Hines, was
well enough to return TO his employ
ment in the South last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Fadsley of
Columbia Furnace were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Lennon.
Geo. r. Santmiers has accepted the
position as Superintendent of the
Lutheran Orphanage at Salem, Va. and
will move to that place in the near
future. His son Elwood Santmiers and
wife will remain on his farm near
Narrow Passage to take care of that.
Mr.. Santmiers is progressive citizen
and we are sorry to loose him.
Miss Myrtle Grandstaff spent the
weekend with Der cousin Miss Phoebe
Shaver of New Marke:.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davis, returned
from their wedding trip to New York
and other Northern Cities last week
and Tuesday they left for their home
in Chatham, Va.
Miss Madge Glenn expects to 90 to
Baltimore Monday to enter Peabody
Institute for course in music for the
comming term.
Miss Kate Bowman and Mrs. Boyd
Bowman and son Harold were visitors
!. IN Toms Brook for several days the
ipast week.
The protracted services in the
Christian Church closed Wednesday
evening. The pastor Mr.. Mayhem will
leave the first of next week for the
North where he is taking a post
graduate course. After he has COM
pleted this course he will return to
his work at Edinburg and Woodstock.
Miss Blanche Fravel returned Friday
from months visit to relatives in w.
Va. Her sister Mrs. Ada Smith and
two children accompanied her home
for short visit.
: Mrs Kate Jennings, Miss Susie
Jennings and Miss Mary Zimmerman
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Sheetz near Calvary.
Mrs. West Painter of Bo wmans spent
several days the past week at the home
OF c. L. Stoneburner.
Little Buddy" Wightman had the
misfortune to fall several days ago and
badly sprained his left arm.
Mrs. George Strahorn, who has been
spending sometime at her home in
; Edinburg, left Monday for Berkeley,
Md. to be gone for sometime.
! Miss Rhoda Funkhouser has gone 10
lnwood, w. Va, to her brother Hobert
Funkhouser's for six weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Jennings and
two children of near Woodstock were
Sunday guests at the home of Mrs.
Addie Jennings of Edinburg.
! Miss Nellie Painter and Miss Ellen
Crawford of Strasburg spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Mary B. Youce in Edin-
burg
Frank Downey of near Bowmans
Crossing met with a painful accident
. Tuesday morning while on his way 70
pick apples, his horse slipped on the
pike and fell throwing him under the
body ofthe horse and breaking both
bones in his right leg just above the
ankle. Heswas taken to his home by
passing motorist and Dr.. Oowney |
was summoned, and the leg was set.
w. B. Conrad and Mrs. Ella Miller. |
and Miss Carrie LaRue of Summit
Point w. Va, and Z. w. Conrad of
Charlestown, w. Va. were guests of
Miss Edith Miller Tuesday. Miss
Claudia Coffman of Columbia Furnace
accompanied them home.
Mrs. Percy Miller and little son
Charles returned Tuesday from visit
to Mr. Miller and other friends in
Washington
Mrs Laura Whissen is spending the
week in Staunton with her daughter
Mrs. j. Worth Pence and her brothers
D. w. and T. A. Hisey and their
families.
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