Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-10-23
MT. JACKSON
Mr.. Barnes Suffers Fall

had quite ldli last riiuoy. 11c
put a ladder up against cattlSshed
and as he assembled the ladder, and
stepped from the ladder to the roof,
the ladder gave way at the bottom,
thus throwing him to the ground
with great force, as he is a man
weighing over 200 pounds. 1t was
at first thought that his back was
broken, but we are glad to say that
such was not the case. He is still
confined to his bed, scarcely able to
move. He has a cut about his head
but is getting along nicely
Mrs. Hopewell Dead
Mrs. Hannah Orebaugh Hopewell
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Cletus Estep, near Mt. Jackson
Tuesday morning. She was born
near Rinkerton, about 60 years ago.
She married James Hopewell, who
died June 5, 1906 To this marriage
was born three children, Mrs. Cletus
Estep. with whom she made her
home: Roy, at Fort Eustic. Va; and
William, at Fort Missoula, Montana.
Mrs. Hopewell was member of the
Lutheran Church since young girl.
She was buried in Pine Church Gem
etery Thursday, by her pastor, Rev.
Zipperer, with the following pail
bearers: j. NJ. Kagey, Charles New
land, Claude Hickman, ] Warren
Good. Otto Hickman, Edward Luz
cas-.
Jacob HI. Jordan
Jacob Homer Jordan died at his
home October IA, notice of which
was given in last weeks issue. Mr.
Jordan was born near Pleasant View
Church, at present the home of Hen
~ Jordan. Mr. Jordans first mar,
riage was to Miss Cornelia Wolf
who died May 3, 1896 To this mar
lriage were Dor ntwo children, Isaac
living near his fathers home; Mrs
Ed Fox, living near New Market
Some years after the death of hi:
wife he married Miss Bert Ort, whC
with his children and four grand
children, survive. He was a mem
Der of the Reformed Church since {
young man His funeral was con
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. W. B
Duttera, assisted by Rev. Upper
man. Pallbearers were c. L. Funk
houser, j. L. Walker, NJ. R. Dingle
dine, Bernie Zirkle, C. A. Bowman
and Jack Estep.
Civic Club Sale
The ladies of the Civic Club o
Mt. Jackson will have on sale il
the Moore building, next to Wenderi
Department Store, on next Saturday
during the day and night, ladies anC
children's hats, which will be sole
cheap. All new hats, from 40 cents
and up. Anyone needing hats will
do we'll to call at this store. Thu
proceeds will be used for the chair
in the new auditorium in the new
school building.
Personals
Rev. Lester H. Smallwood is hold
ing a series of meetings in the NJ. Z
Church in Hamburg.
Miss Mary Stoneburner and Mrs
Lucy Barrick of Edinburg spen
Wednesday with the family of Mr.
Lee Stoneburner.
Mrs. Price, of near town, was tax
en- to the Harrisonburg hospital Wed
nesday, where she will undergo al
operation. We hope the operation
will be successful and that she will
soon be able to get back home.
Mr.. E. E. Bowman and wife hav'
moved from their farm, one-hal
mile north of town, into their hom'
in town. Mr.. Bowman, who has beer
i'll, is slowly recovering.
Benjamin Bynaker, who has beer
a resident of our town for quite {
While, moved to Harrisonburg las
week, where he will make his future
home.
The Lutheran Missionary Society
met at the home of Mrs l.. r. Hause
Tuesday night and after transactine
regular business. elected Mrs. S. A
Moffett as delegate to the mission
airy conference which will meet in
the Lutheran Church in Stephens
City, October 30-31.