Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-08-28
THROWN FROM HORSE
HAS BROKEN NOSE
Toms Brook Youth Has Mishap-
Radcliffe SOlOist Recovers-News
From Toms Brook

s cident occurred about two miles be
low town on the little cement bridg,
+. near the home of w. j. Bott. TIL,
horse, which was going very rapidly
. stumbled and fell, throwing Georg,
. OH, causing painful injuries. He suf
Tered severe cut on the ankle ane
. broken nose, beside being badly
bruised. His parents were VISITING
: Mr.. Keller's broher, Nevin Keller and
! family at Cherrydale at the time OF
the accident.
Mrs. w. A. Walton and grandson
) Douglas are spending some time with
Harry Walton and family of Cherry
dale
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wisman and
} two daughters. Anna Elizabeth and
Louise motored to Washington last
Friday, where they are visiting Mr.,
Wisman's sister. Miss Fannie Wis
man. They were accompanied by
Evelyn Borden, who will visit several
" ~N%NS WIN MI DlOlucI ana SISTER,
r. D. Borden and Mrs. Byron Saum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Estep and two
children of Strasburg spent Sunday
with Mrs. Estep's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Bemis.
4 Misses Kathryn and Mildred Bor-
den and Mr.. Tony Crilly returned to
4 Washington Sunday evening after a
visit to Misses Borden's home here.
Rev. Harry KILLER, who is the son
of Mr.. Josiah Kibler of near Saums-
vile preached two very inspiring SER
mons Sunday morning, one at 1915
at the Methodist Church and the
other at 11:00 at the Lutheran
Church. Rev. Kibler is a ministerial
student at the Theological Seminary
at Springfield, o.
Miss Reba Fravel of Washington
\ is spending her vacation with her
cousin, Miss Rebecca Hines and
other relatives.
Mrs. X. w. Crabill and children are
spending some time with relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Mae Fox of Quicksburg is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fish
\ Rev. L. H. Richcreek is taking a
Today motor trip to Richmond, New
York and Atlantic City.
\ Mrs. G. W. Crabill spent the week
end with her granddaughter. Mrs. HUI
bert Jackson and family in Winehes-
ter.
Mrs. De Witt Sudditte and son of
I Winchester spent over the weekend
with her foster father, William Kel-
Ter. Mr.. Sudditte spent Sunday at
I the Keller home and his wife and son
accompanied him home Sunday eve
ming.
Messrs Frank Fenton, Frank
Dunno and j. II. Ferth returned to
their home in Washington last We'd
nesday after spending ten days at the
home of w. H. Bowman. They were
accompanied here by Miss Catherine
Shockey of Falls Church, Va, who
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Russell Bor-
den of Saumsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Borden spent
Sunday at Massanetta Springs.
Karl Crabill and Grover Whiting
ton are attending the club school,
which is being held in the Randolph
Macon Academy building at From t
Royal this week.
Miss Katherine Bauserman return
ed last Monday from Elkton where
she spent several days with friends.
Miss Maude Turner, the soprano
soloist and accompanist of the Plum
lstead-Lucas Company, who are con-
nected with the Radcliffe Chautau-
qua, left last Friday to join her COM
pany in West Virginia Miss Turner
has been here at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Scott since July IS, when
Chautauqua was here. suffering from
nervous trouble. Miss Turner S
pleasing personality and charming
manner won her many friends here
who are glad to hear of her recovery.
Mr.. Edwin Austin, Sr., who spent
some time with his wife and son here
has returned to his home in New
York. Mrs. Christine Scott of Wash
ington is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Austin now.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chatham left
, Wednesday for Washington, where
they will spend several days en- route
| to their home in Vicksburg. Miss
Mrs. Chatham was formerly Miss
Phoebe Louise Artz. daughter OF
: Frank Artz of Vicksburg, but who
/ spent the summer here at their sum.
, mer home, THE Bungalow Mr.
Chatham is also a resident of vicks
: burg. They were married here Au
| gust 10.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stevenson ar
rived Sunday from Pittsburgh will
. Mrs. John Miller and her two chill
/. dren, Bess and Russell. Mrs. Miller
| has been visiting relatives in Pitts
: burgh several weeks and her brother
/ in-law and sister accompanied he
e home and will spend their vacation
q here
Mr.. 10y Coffman has accepted /;
{ position in the County Clerks ofIlc,
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