Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-08-12
PERSONAL.


Capt O'Dwyer is spending few day
with his fam lily in this Place.
Mrs. Ella Miller, OF Edinburg, is visit
ing Mrs. N. T. McCaun.
Miss May Shumate, of Loudoun Co.
Va, is visiting at Col. E Z. Stickley's. O
this place.
Mr.. n. B. Fu'tz has been appointe,
postmaster at Hamburg, this county, VIC,
c. E. Headly, resigned.
Ralph Riddleberger, a page in the U. S
Senate, returned to his home here OF
Tuesday the Senate having adjourned.
Miss Felnie Bushong, of Dayton, Ohio
is visiting her uncle, Rev. A. A. j. Bush
ong.
Mrs. Sallie Miller, of Washington, d,
c., is visiting Genl. Jas. Il. Williams and
family.
Mr.. L. Wagner and wife, of Richmond
Va, arrived here Tuesday, and will spend
some time with relatives.
Miss Annie Ramey, of near Strasburg
and Miss Bessie Houston, OF Shendun, Va,
are visiting Miss Georgia Miley.
Miss Leonie Sutton, of Baltimore. and
little Miss May Delander, of Harper,
Ferry, are visiting Mrs. Chas. Fogle.
Mrs. Mary Shackman, wife of Mr.. NJ.
5 ackmau, OF Baltimore, is visiting hei
lister, Mrs. w. L. Dosh, of this place.
Mrs. Sallie Unseld, ife of Prof. Tn.
s,li. tie well Known music teacher, now
residing in New York, is visiting Mrs.
Jos NJ. Blaserman, of this place.
Capg. Jas. c. Baker. Commonwealth
titorney. presided in Judge Newman.
stead in IKE case Of Trplett VS.. Sheet
on Thursday.
MIS-. Wyse, wife OF Rev. J. II. Wyse, OF
Tomaiia, s. c., is isitiag her brother, Rev.
Geo Z. Hendorlite, tho Presby terrain min
lister Of this place.
Capt. Jno. J. Williams and w. r.
Alexander, attorneys Of Winchester, were
in attendance upon the county court
Monday
Mr.. Thos. Locke, of Summit Point,
Jefferson county, w. Va, father OF DR.. 7.
F. Locke, of this place, is now visiting
the latter.
Miss Blanch Pitman, who has been visit
ing relatives in Frederick county, Va,
returned TO her home in this place a few
days ago.
Mr.. James Hizer, of Washington, d. c.,
formerly of this place. spent few days
here with the family of Mr.. S. V. R.
Clover.
Rev. J. r. Van Horn, a former pastor of
the Methodist Church, South, of this
place, filed the pulpit of that church at
the morning and evening services of Sun
day.
Miss Maud Snapp. of Winchester, a
teacher in the Graded School of this place
during the last session, spent Monday
with friends here. She is visiting rela-
tives at Mt. Olive.
Mr.. Thomas B. Wilson, wife and young
son, Henry, of Capon Iron Works, Hardy
county, w. Va, spent several days this
week with Mr.. Joel Moreland and family
near this place.
Nj Ray Smith, of the B. & o. R. R.
Winchester, is now in charge OF the station
at this place during the temporary
absence of Mr.. H. B. Chapman.
Mr.. H. II. Epes, colporter for the Win
chester Presbytery, Is spending a few
days in this place with Rev. Geo. E
Henderlte.
Miss Boehm, a young lady of Pugh's
Run, was overcome by heat on tuesday
while taking the mail from the postOffce
to the train at the above place. Her con
dition was quite serious for some hours.
Frank Riddleberger returned to hi:
duties in Washington, D. c., on Wednes'
day. Bane Busbong also left on Monday tc
resume his work on the Bridgeport, Conn.
Daily Union.
Mr.. a. G. Wynkoop is spending a few
DAYS at his ola home here. He looks as
pleasant as a basket of peaches, and greet'
his friends with a smile that tells the
whole story at once 1t is a little girl.
Mr.. u. J. Bender, of Woodstock, who
has been employed in the State Republican
office. in Harrisnnburg, for severa
months, left Monday for Clifton Forge
Va, to accept a position on the Vdllel
Tirgmidn.
Messrs. Hess and Shaffer, our dandy
cops, look exceedingly well in their new
uniforms of bloc with brass buttons ant
a glitterlng star They are both goot
men and will make popular and efficient
officers.
Genl. James H. Williams, wife an(
daughter, Miss Mamie, and Miss Wash
ington, returned to their homo here OF
Friday, last, from pleasant Trip U
Niagara Falls and other points of interest
Miss Sallie Slime, another member Of thu
party, re turned with them.
The many friends of Mr.. Chas. Cline
dinst will be sorrow to know that he il
critically ill with typhoid fever at thu
Shenandoah House, in this place, although
receiving the unceasing attention of hi
physician and friends, his recovery i
extremely doubtful.
Among the visitors to town on court
day we had the pleasure of meeting on
friend Brady of the Strasburg Virginial
and Neios, Capt. Balthls, one of the mos
popular main line conductors of the r. &
D. R. R., and Mr.. Elon Henkel. the brigh
local editor of the Shenandoah Valleg.
Rev. A. C. Gerhard, of Lincoln. Ne
5raska, who has been visiting friends ant
relatives in this section and West Vir
GINA for several weeks, left for his west
ern home on Thursday. He will spend
few days at Oakland, Md, and Chicago
on his way home. His wife and famll,