Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-08
PERSONAL.

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R. Clover of this place.
Miss Lille, daughter OF Mr.. August
Heller, of Harrisonburg, spent some days
last week with Mr.. NJ. Coffmans's family.
Prof. Bushong, of Texas, has been visit
ing his uncle, Rev. Mr.. Bushong of this
place.
Rev. ]. b. Sherer, the Japan Missionary,
has been visiting the Lutheran minister,
Rev. Mr. Bushong, and gave the church
a fine address on Tuesday night.
Miss Lula Bushong left this week to re
suue duties at Kee Mar College Miss
Valley Dellinger and Miss Wisman ae-
companled her as pupils.
Mr.. Robt. A. Cook, president OF the
Liberty Iron Company, was in this place
this week. He has many warm friends
here who were glad to see him again.
Misses Lizzie Geary and Mamie O'Dwy-
er, of this place, spent the Christmas
week with relatives and friends in Wash
ington, D. c.
Mrs. Luke, nee Miss Lucy Marshall,
of Berryville, spent several days of last
week with the family OF Mr.. w. 7. Will
liams.
Mr.. David Walton and his mother, Mrs.
Moses Walton, left here last week to
spend some time with Mrs. Walton's
daughter. Mrs. Alice Haslett, Butler, Pa.
Mr.. A. H. Snyder, of the Rockingham
Register, with his wife and infant child
spent some days of the holiday times
with relatives here.
Misses Lizzie Heller, Julia and IBirdie
Carter. of the Waynesboro, Va, Female
Seminary, spent the holidays with their
families in this place.
Mr.. R. L. Campbell, for number of
years a we'll know citizen of this place,
but now of Salem, Va, was here for a
few days this week.
DR.. D. D. Cater, who has been quite
i'll fer several weeks, is somewhat better
at this time. Mrs. Carter and her
son Garrett are down with grippe.
Miss Nellie HoshOur, who is attending
the Stanton Female Seminary, spent the
holidays at her home here. She was ac-
compauied by her schOolmate, Miss Caro-
Turfler, of New York.
Mr.. Geo. Bauserman, of Page county,
was at his old home here for few days
this week. George can count as many
warm friends in this place as the next
ole.
Miss Ada Sine, who has been living
near Berryville for some months, spent
several days recently with the family OF
Mr. Jo,l Moreland near town last week.
She LIFT for her home near Vaudeville,
". "a, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George OFT Wunder, of
Washington, D. c., arrived in this place.
on Monday, with their young daughter,
Georgia. who will enter as pupil at
Mrs. Genl. Williams Shenandoah Female
Institute. Mr.. Wunder was compelled to
return the same day, but Mrs. Wunder
will spend shoit time with relatives
here.
Among the visitors who spent the holt
DAYS here were Miss Kennedy, teacher o.
vocal and instrumental music at the Val
lev Female College, Winchester, at Mr
and Mrs. G. W. Russell's. Miss Mathews
of Loudoun county, Va, at Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph NJ. Bauserman's, and Miss Bulal
Newman, of Mt. Jackson, with Capt. an'
Mrs. Geo. w. Koontz
Among the Woodstock people who wer
at home for the holidays, We notices
Frank Riddleberger, now of Washington
lD. c., Russell Frayel, Fort Defiance
Augusta county, Geo. Fravel, of Manassa'
Frank Nelson, Waterford, Md, Will
Magruder, who is travelling in the South
ern States for Ly nchburg firm, Huber
Sboekey, Washington, D. c., Dan. Bush
ong aud James Smoot, who are attendln
a medical college in Baltimore Fran
Bushong, of Roanoke College, Willie Nal
tin. of Prof. Kimbel's school, New Market
Geo. Allen, of Roanoke, and Ralph Kio
dleberger, page IN U. S. Senate.