Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
PERSONAL.

Miss Georgia Miley left here on Satur.
day last for Shendun, Rockingham CO.
for visit to friends.
Mrs. Charlotte Everett, of Chicago
who las been visiting her sister, Mrs
Isaac Haas, OF this IL zee, left for her bone
on Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Chronister. sister of Mr.
Louis C. Kniesley, of this place, died al
her home in Sykesville. Nd, on Sunday
afternoon last, about o'clock.
The Stauaton VindicatOr says the Vir-
glnia Land and Loan Co. has sold TO Mrs.
r. d HaIslip, house and lot on west
side of Maple Avenue for $4,000.
Mr. w w. Logan, our efficient post
master, mas purchased of Mr. r. d. HAS
lip, the attractive and pleasant home re-
Gently occupied by the family of the
latter, On the hill west of the railroad.
Mr.. Clyde Hite is building nice resi-
dence on the desirable lot south of and
adjoining the Christian church, on Com
MERGE street 1t will be an improvement
to that growing part of town,
Oar friend, Charlie Wcks, the sDrightly
ink singer of the New Market Press, was
| in town Monday, We are sorry to say
that his health has been bad for several
months past, but glad to know that he is
improving.
Mr.. Charles Bowman. the popular teller
of the Mt. Jackson bank, is very i'll with
typhoid fever at his fathers residence in
this place. We are glad to hear that his
symptoms have been more favorable dur
INC the mast few DAYS.
We learn from the Wardensville cor
respondent of the MOOrefield Examiner,
that Mrs. Ida Fry, wife of VIM. II. Fry,
has gone to visit her father, Rev. Peter
Miller. in North Carolina. She will he
gone for some time as her mother is IN
bad health.
Mr.. Baker has had his store and dwell
ing house in Wardensville painted by Mr..
Jno. w. Fravel and son of Woodstock,
and they now present a handsome ap-
pearance.
Mr.. l. Marks, our wide-awake mer-
chant, owner of the Boston Racket Store,
is now in the eastern markets selecting a
large stock of clothing, overcoats, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, dry goods, carpets, OIL
cloth, queensware, 81 Give the Boston
Racket Store a callsif you want to get a
bargain.
Lee Bargelt, of the old reliable firm OF
w. II. Bargelt & Son, is in New York
purchasing the finest stock they have ever
vet put before their buyers. Besides a
complete stock of standard goods they
will have a world of beautiful new and
novel articles in their lines These goods
will create sensation when they are
opened out for inspection, and VIII be
worth coming miles to see.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
from our young friend Mr.. Geo. Shaver,
formerly of MaurertOwn. but now OF
Richmond. Va, where he fills the respon-
sible position OF stenOgrapher for the
great Allen Il Ginter tobacco and cigarette
works. George has right TO be classed
with the best bicycle riders of the State.
On Saturday, of last week, he mounted his
wheel in Staunton and in six hours and
seven minutes, actual riding time, was IN
Maurertown, distance of ~ miles
Mr.. Isaac C. Haas. a native OF tits
place, but for the past twenty years one
OF the proprietors of the BdltimOredn, a
leading weekly illustrated paper of Balti-
more, has sold lis interest in that paper
and will for the future be connected WIN
the Basic City Adrance, be having recent
" purchased al interest in that splendid
paper. MIR. Haas is a frst-class practical
printer, and journalist of many years
experience, full of vigorous energy, ana
Will prove a valuable and telling addition
TO the newspaper interest of Virginia.
We gladly welcome HIM to our ranks ana
State