Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
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Hubert Boyd, has gone TO Clifton Forge,
to enter a drug store with his uncle.
J. II. Hisey has returned from Clifton
Forge to plaster Mr.. H. A. Wilson's new
house.
Miss Jennie Wlndle. of New Market,
spent few days the first Of the week,
visiting relatives here.
Mark Burke and his sister, Nrr. Chas.
Reynqrd, of Iron Gate, Va, are visiting
their parents on the river near here.
Nj F. NJ. Evans is greatly improving
bis home on Main street, better known as
the Carver property.
Mr.. c P. Hisey has the foundation COM
pleted and the lumber on the ground
ready for his new dwelling adjoining his
drug store on Main street.
Miss Sallie Hisey and her nephew,
Russell Hisey, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer, at Seven Fountains, this
county.
Miss Minnie Anderson, of Pendleton
county, W. Va, is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Head
ley, of this place.
Mr.. Joseph F. Grandstaff and wife who
spent the winter in Washington with
their son.ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Hutchinson, have returned to
their home here.
Mrs, Mary L. Supinger. who has resided
for some time with her brother, Rev.
Saml. Killer, in North Carolina and West
Virginia, is now at her sisters, Mrs. l.. K.
Keller. on the river near here.
The Junior clerk in Headley & Arder-
sons large store is consider able of dude.
He wont even hang up his hat like or.
binary people but keeps it carefully stored
in a new kind of bandbox under the
counter.
The ladies of the Reformed mite society
will hold festival in the basement of the
church, on Saturday aud Monday nights,
the 2Uth and 22nd. 1t is hoped that they
will be literally pstronzed as this church
but seldom calls upon the people.
A number of ladies and gentlemen from
Woodstock gave a very pleasant and en-
ioyable entertainment 10 Headley e. An
derson's Hall on Tuesday night to large
audience. Everything passed off most
pleasantly, and the visitors from our
sister town were warmly welcomed.
Miss Moggie Hlsey has been doing an
extensive millinery business this season.
She is adding fresh lines to her stock
every week, everything being of the best
quality aud fastest styles. Her prices are
! very low. and, of course, the people VIII
always buv where they can do the best.
Judge Rau has returned from Nerfolb
where he was delegate to the meeting
of the grand lodge of Red Men, of Fir
ginia. While the Judge didn't come bacl
IN a weaving way he still walks with thu
rolling gate of a sailor, acquired while on
the boat between Washington and Nor
folk.
Mr.. Johnnie Wickham, who resided
short distance from town, died on Tues
day evening, OF last week, at 7 o'clock
His death was very sudden as he had beel
working in his garden during the day
and only commenced complaining at
hour or two before his death. He was
member of Mai. Wheats celebrated bat
talon of Louisiana Tigers during the wa
aud was one of the iour members VIII
came ont alive from the battle of Gettys
burg Rev Father Fallon. of Winchester
reached the home of the deceased o
Wednesday, and administered the las
rites OF The church, and his remains wer
inferred in the oil ! cemetery at this place
on the same evening,