Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL.

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Miss Mamie Fravel. of Luray, is visiting
relatives in Woodstock.
Miss Carrie Pence, of Timbeiville, Va,
is visiting her young friend, Miss Mamie
Grabill, of this place.
DR.. Richey, of Washington, D. c., spent
a few days with bis relatives Lere this
| week.
Mr.. OFT Laughlin, wife and child, of
Canton, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Laugh
Inns PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Ma
gruder.
Rev. Mr.. Willis, principal of the
Lutheran Female Seminary, Stanton,
Va, speLt few days last week with
Mr.. John S. Hoshour, of this place.
Mr.. Joseph Titus, of Chicago, arrived
here on Tuesday morning, His wife has
been here for several week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Haas.
Col. C. T O'Ferrall spent the greater
part of Saturday in this place. The same
day Gov. P. W. Mckinney passed throxgh
here on a North bound train.
DR.. Thompson, well known to our peo-
pie as having been associated with
Dr. d. D. Carter, in the practice of medi-
cine for some time, but is not located in
Washington, d. c., spent Monday with
DR.. Carter and family.
Rev John TIiplett, of Tennessee, form
erly of Mt. Jackson, will preach in the
Presby terrain church, of this place, on the
2nd Sunday of July. Mr.. Triplett has
been in bad health for some time. and his
many friends hope that the pure air OF
his native Valley may restore him com
pletely.
Mr.. James X. P. Hoover, of near this
place, no las been very i'll for about
ten weeks, was in town Tuesday, it
being bis first venture from home. AL
though pretty totterng on his legs and
extremely weak from his long confne-
ment, we axe truly glad to know be is
improving as rapidly as could possibly be
expected, and will, 1t Is hoped, soon be
IN the enjoyment of his usual good health.
Mr.. Robt. Allen, of this place, who has
been under treatment at the Mary land Uni
versity Hospital, in Baltimore, for some
time, returned to his home here on Fri
day, of last week. Nr. Allea underwent
a severe surgical operation, consisting of
the removal of about two inches of dis
eased bone from the hip. He is now do
ing well, and as soon as he has fully re
covered will return to the hospital for IL
purpose of having the same operation
perform ed upon the other lip. 1t is the
earnest hope of bis many friends that
these operations Will result in great and
permanent benefit.
At a meeting of the Anderson Guards, !
Co. A. 2nd. Va Regt., held in their
Armory in this place, on Tuesday evening,
J. W. Magruder was elected Captain to
fill tha vacancy caused by the promotion
OF Capt. j. c. Baker to the position of
Colonel, and lst Sergeant Ashby Dysart |
was elected 1st. Lieutenant, to fill the |
vacancy caused by the promotion of Lieut.
L. S. Walker to the position on the Reg |
mental staff of Ordnance officer with the
rank of Captain. Second sergeant, Will. |
Bender was elected 2nd. Lieut. Captain |
Magruder was the first Captain of the |
company, giving up the position when
elected Major of the Regiment under its
old organization. lie is one Of the best
officers in the State, and we are glad to
see him in the service again.
The party of gentlemen from Wood
stock, and the representative from Wash
ington, D c., who visited Seven Foun-
taius on Sunday, returned loud in their
praise of the natural beauty of PowelPs
Fort Valley, and especially of the many
pretty girls they saw there. Some of
them not only lett their hearts over there
but their heads as vol. Curb has been |
walking around like a man in dream, and
the smile of the bakery man Is like unto
that of an angel. The young hotel man
was so grieved at parting that he refused |
to be cOmforted and took to his bed upon |
reaching home and remained there for
day or two, while Prof. HartshsIn, tie
druggist, was SO bard bit that he cannot
bear TO even think of sulphur water. AS
to the Washington gent he was so oyer
come that be positively refused to return
with the party and remained IN the Fort
tor several days.