Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-07-25

Music Store.
L. Il. Swartz arrived here last
week from Washington and is at
his old home with his son Marion
where he hopes to improve his
health.
Melvin Shrum and Miss Fran
els Windle who were visiting
Mrs. Haun. sister of Mr.. S. at
lTenny town. Nd, and friends at
Gettysburg, Pa, returned home
Sunday in their car.
Lee Shaver and VIM. Richard,
after a visit of several days with
their friend John Copp at Stras-
burg returned to their homes
Monday.
James Coburn who had been
Visiting his nephew Arthur
Fetzer some days. left for Leba-
non Church Monday, where he is
spending his summer vacation.
Buying piano or Playee piano
from The Quality Music H,n> !,
is like buying a good umh,eI.,
you don't get soaked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Fahne.
stock. who were visiting their
son Harry at Winchester for ten
days. returned to their home here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Koontz and
daughter Mrs. Bessie Cox, of
Roanoke, who were called here
by the death of VIM. Smith a
brotller.in-law Of Mr.. Koontz,
are now visiting the family of
William Koontz a brother on the
river, being the old homestead of
the Koontz family.
Rev, John W. Leedy. of Ma
nassas was here Monday to at
tend the funeral of his brother
in-law William Smith, that was
held at VALLEY Pike Church,
Rev. II. r. Mowery assisted by
Rev. J. L. Jackson conducted the
services,
Mr.. and Frank Wolverton left
for Weston, w. Va, Tuesday
where they were called by the
illness of Mrs. WIS sister, Mrs,
&c. E. Haws.
Wilbur Wright, who is living
at the home of Jesse Sine II
miles South of town, had the
misfortune while riding horse
enroute to call on a lady friend
last Friday evening to fall from
the horse, severely bruising
his shoulder and arm, the young
man tells us, the next time he
goes horse back riding, he hopes
not to have one that stumbles,
when it is so unexpected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. NJ. Sha.
yer and son Paul j., and daugl-
ter Janice Jay, who had been
with their parents DR.. and
Mrs. D. l.. Shaver for two
weeks, left on last Friday in their
car, for Detroit. Mich, where
Mr.. Shaver was due to take NO
his duties as manager of one of
! the large piano stores of Grin.
nell Bros. They were reluctant
to leave. as they had an emf ,y-l
able occasion with their hosts of
friends here and in the neigh
borhood. They left with the best
wishes of many friends.
Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Ronk
with their daughter Mary Louise
and son Albert Jr., of Wiuoua
Lake, Indiana, arrived here last
Saturday in their house car. and
were the guests of Rev. E. b.
Shaver and family until Monda
evening. when they went to. the
river at Helsley's bottom opposite
the Farmers Mill site where thew
Will camp for the next two weeks
or more. Rev. Mr.. Ronk filled
the pulpit at the Brethren Church
Sunday morning and night, and
preached us two able sermons. !
lie is not stranger to our peo- |
pie, as lie held protracted meet
ing here 10 months ugo. and re.
Gently in the auditorium at VIM
chester.
The Brethren Sunday School
will hold their annual picnic at
the grounds where he is camping
Tuesday the goth. you are in
yited to be present.
W. Il. Bowden General Mani
ager Of the Dupont Powder Co..
It Huntington, w. Va, and ,
{. S. Baskerville. OF Warsham
Va. q travelling representive Of /
he same conipa nv were here with |
y. J. Gocl,enonr On wednesday.