Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-05-20
PERSONAL.

+ PERSONAL.
$ Mss Alma Hilleary, of Loudoun COUNT
s Va, is visiting her mother in this place
Mr.. Cliff Stump spent few days at his
fathers, Rev, J. P. Stump, last week.
Miss Leila Ash. of Strasburg, is visiting
her aunt, Miss Kate Ruby, in .Edinburg.
Miss Blanche Maupin, of Moorefeld,
W. Va, is visiting the family of Rev. j.
P Stump, of this place.
Mr. Homer Carr, prominent lawyer of
Moorefield, ". Va, was in this place for
a few days this week on legal business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Koontz, the venerable
mother of County Treasurer Geo w.
Koontz, is spending several weeks with
relatives and friends in Edinburg.
Miss Mary Leeper, of Alexandra, spent
several days of this aud last week, with
MI. C. z. Wightman and family, in Edir-
burg.
Capt. Geo. ]. Grandstaff and wife, of
Edlnburg, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Grandstaffs mother, near Mid
dletown, Va.
The Broadway Ners says; Mr.. W. G.
Clarke, of Shenandoah county, has ac-
copied a position In the Broadway Mills
and commenced work last Monday.
Messrs. Geo. w Koontz, NJ. B. Wunder,
NJ. L. Walton, w. Il. Hite and F. S.
Tayener, of this place, left this week for
Richmond, as delegates to the Democratic
convention.
The Spring Hill correspondent of the
Staunton Mems says: Rev. j. K. Holt, our
former United Brethren pastor here, has
disposed of his personal property at pub-
lie auction, and will leave for Lima, Ohio,
to make bis future home.
The many friends along the line of the
Valley Branch B. & o. R. r of conductor
Lewis D. Barley, were pleasantly sur
prlsed to learn few days since that he
had married Miss Belle Trussell, an at
tractive young lady, at Hagerstown, Md,
on March Goth.
We acknowledge the receipt of a COM
p!imentary ticket to the First Annual
Farmers Encampment aud Machinery and
Stock Exhibit at Assembly Park, Harrion-
burg, Va, which will be held on the "a
%, 26. and 9th of this month. l full
description of this exhibit can be found in
another column OF this issue.
We return thanks to Prof w. NJ. Smith
for an invitation to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Polytechnic lnsti-
tute, New Market, Va, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings, May
25th, Goth, and 9th. 1t will be an inter
estiug occasion, as these exercises have
always been since the founding of this
popular and now celebrated school.
Capt. Jacob A. Mohler, who has been
spending some time among the scenes OF
his old home in Shenandoah, will leave
for his Texas home on Monday. This gal
LIANT Confederate and most pleasant gen
tleman has been warmly received by his
old friends here, all of whom will see him
leave with regret. He will take with him
as life companion Miss Bella Saum, to
whom he was married on Wednesday. She
is native of Saumsyile but has resided
for some years IN Edinburg, where her
pleasant manners and refined nature has
made her a great favorite.
The AdraRce, of Charlottesville, Va,
has the following to say about very
popular and charming yonng Woodstock
lady, now an art pupil at the Valley
Female Seminary, Waynesboro, Va;
"Miss Julia Carter, of the Valley Female
Seminary, at Waynesboro. Va, has Just
completed beautiful painting, tie Fish
es Maiden" which is pronounced by many
as good as the work of professional artists
The picture in all details and surround
ings is true to nature, and it shows that
Miss Carter has a correct idea of fine art.
She is quite young, in her teens, beautiful
and accomplished. and the daughter OF
DR.. d. d. Carter, of Woodstock, Va"