Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-06-10
PERSONAL.
Miss Mollie Ruby, of Richmond, Va, Is
visiting friends in Woodstock,

: PERSUNAL.
Miss Mollle Ruby, of Richmond, Va, /
visiting friends in Woodstock.
} Willie Kcontz, now of Staunton, i
spending few days at his homein Wood
stock.
Walter Haas, who Is clerking in DRUG
store in Philadelphia, is visiting his
parents here.
Mark Stephenson, who has been away
attending school, has returned to his
home at Mrs. Judge Birds.
Mrs. r. E. Grubbs, of Riverton, Va, is
visiting her brother, Mr., Jno. S. Hoshour,
of this place. Mrs. Mary c. Hoshour, Of
Stanton, is also visiting Mr.. Hoshour.
Philip Magruder, who has been a stu
dent at the Fort Defiance Augusta Mill
tsry Academy, is at his home here for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. L. Wagner, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Bette Marshall arrived in this place on
Saturday night, from Richmond, and are
at MIR. w. T. Williams.
Mr.. w. I. Williams and wife. Misses
Cora Nelson, and Maud Snapp left here on
Tuesday for Ocean Grove on the New
Jersey coast of the Atlantic, for lengthy
visit.
Miss Maggie Wood, of Spout Springs,
Frederick county, Va, a former pupil Of
the Shenandoah Female Institute, of this
place, spent few days this week, with
Gen. j. H. Williams family.
Misses Julia and Birdie Carter, and
Lizzie Heller who have been attending
the Valley Female Seminary, Waynes.
boTo, Va, returned to their homes in this
place on Thursday.
Miss Mamie Williams will 60 to Win
chester on Saturday to take part in the
commencement exercises of Fairfax Hall,
Miss Billings Female School, which will
take place on the evenings of Monday and
Tuesday next.
Mr.. Geo. Baily, who has been in Balti-
more during the winter, returned here
few days ago, aud was most warmly
welcomed by his friends, which means
every man, woman and child in the com
munity.
Rev. and Mrs. W. 0. Ross, of McGaheys-
vile, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Gertrude Walker to Mr.. Joseph
H. Witt, on Wednesday morning, June
18th, in the Methodist curch at McGaheys-
Vile.
Mr.. C. w. Keller, of Tallapoosa, Geor
GA, is at his fathers near EdinburP, for
visit, Mr.. Keller has a responsible posi-
ton as telegraph operator at his Georgia
home. He called at the HERALD office on
Monday and renewed his subscription for
another year.
Mr.. Manoah Harmau, of Powell's Fort,
one of Shenandoah's best citizens, paid
the HERALD a pleasant call on Wednes-
day, and renewed his subscription for
another year. Mr.. Hartman has been
CONSTANT subscriber to this paper for
fifty years.
We regret to hear that Mr.. D. S. Lewis,
the able editor of the Ha7risonbuig Spirit
of the Valley, met with painful accident
On Sunday a week ago. While getting
hay for his horse he slipped and fell from
the NOW fracturing several ribs and bruis-
ing himself badly. Although he may be
confined to the honse for some weeks we
are glad to hear that his injuries are not
considered serious.
Rev. R. II. Fleming, of Lynchburg' was
appointed by the General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian church, which was
recently In session at Hot Springs, Ark,
a delegate to the Pan-Presbyterian Al
lance. which meets IN Toronto, Canada,
in September. The Alliance is composed
OF delegates representing all the Presby-
terrain churches in the world, and meets
once every three years. The last meeting
was held in Belfast, Ireland. The Wiz
gina synod sends FIVE delegates to the
next meeting.