Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-12-18
MT. JACKSON
Deep Cut In Skull

, On last Wednesday while Evere
| Polk. son of Eugene Polk and Clau,
Wilkerson, both of near Cros
Roads were making chicken COO
rods in the coop factory of Eugen
Polk, who has coop factory nea
Cross Roads, rod got fast ant
young Polk secured an iron rod ant
tried to push the wooden rod thru
But while doing so he threw the ma
chine in gear, which caused the iroI
rod to hit young Polk beside the
head, inflicting cut two inches long
on his skull, but the skull is mo-
punctured as was reported. The
young man was taken to Harrison.
burg where he is doing very we'll
He is but IA years of age.
Left For Florida
On last Thursday at IL o'clock a
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
Randolph Windle, ODE Windle, of
Mt. Jackson; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Lindamood and sister, Miss Maud,
and Miss Minnie Allison of Bow
mans and Joe Cooper of Edinburg,
left in two autos, a Packard and a
Chevrolet, for Miami, Fla. Wednes-
day telegram received from them
stated that they expected to spend
the night in Jacksonville, Fla, ar
irving in Miami some time Friday.
Only $50 miles were left at that time
to traverse and that consisted main
ly of concrete road. They report that
so far they have only been detained
one hour on account of car trouble.
The Robertson Produce Company
is very busy now shipping live and
dressed poultry. They do quite a
good deal of shipping direct to the
consumer 1t would be well if more
of that kind of business would be
done, and save the middle man pro-
fits.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grim and
son Carl of Winchester spent the
weekend with relatives and friends
in and around Mt Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rinker spent
Wednesday evening at the home of
NJ. r. Dingledine, where they finish
ed up a 'tie" while we will not men
ton what kind of tie"
Melvin Dingledine who was ope-
rated on Nov IL, was in town on
last Saturday.
1t will be recalled that the Civic
Club the O'Clock dinner to the Ma
sons in the new school building on
and after paying all
expenses they had $5S.52 to be
placed towards the furnishing of the
new auditorium.
Mr.. William Mumaw of Orkney
Springs is now living in the Miss
Effie Moore building. Mr.. Mumaw
hauled for the Mt Clifton Orchard
Co. this fall 1858 barrels of ap-
pies, with two trucks, the one being
A Ford.
Jan Bird who was taken to the
Memorial Hospital on
Dec. Sth was brought home on last
Sunday very much improved. He is
now able to be out and around in
u1a n
Mr.. and Mrs. Deford Dellinger
son and Miss Anna Miller, only
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mil
er of near town, who were married
4 short time ago, were given an old
lime belling recently.
A short time ago DR.. ]. l. Trip
EFT sold his light lines and fixtures
n Mt. Jackson to the Shenandoah
River and Power Company. The
purchasers are now getting their
poles and lines to town. the poles
being within a short distance of town
with wires being rapidly strung from
Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feiford Dellinger
have moved into the dwelling near
The fertilizer plant.
Mr.. w. Middleton has moved into
his new home in town formerly the
Allen home.
Mr.. Thomas Sine of near town is
sick. and shows but little improve
ment