Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-07-14
PERSONAL

bliss TASTE Haislip, OF stanton, Is ViSl'
ting relatives and friends here.
MIR W. D. l.. Bsrom, of Biltimore,
spent Monday IN this place.
Mr. c. D. Schmitt with wife and child
are visiting his parents Nj. and Mrs
%. scbmiit, Of this place.
Monroe Boyer, yoang son of Mr.. Milton
Boyor, of this place, is now in Baltimore,
where he will spend some time.
Dir. Will Few aud wife, OF Philadelphia
are visiting his mother a; tho old home
here.
Misses. Maize and Ella Fountain, of
Washington, D, c., are visiting DR.. !. L.
Campbell and family, On Muhlenberg
street.
Rev. J. E. Triplett, of Tennessee,
preached able sermons on Sunday, morn
ing and evening, in the Presbyterian
church here.
W. c. Barron, Jr., left here on Friday
last, for Washington, d, c., where he
has secured position in a large whole
sale and retail grocery establishment.
M Vim. Barr. of near this place, has
Just returned from Monterey, Highland
county. Va, where he has been filling a
number Of plastering contracts
Miss Mamie Hass, of Loyipgston,
Nelson county, Va, is visiting her aunt
Ms. L. $. Walker, and ether relatives in
this place.
Mr. VIII CalonaD, of Alabama, who is
visiting his parents in Ednburg, spent
last Sunday with his many friends in
Woodstock.
Misses Jennie B. Cutler and L. lone
Cutler, daughters of Rev. L. A. Cutler,
Of Louisa c. Il. Va, are spending the
summer with their sister, Mrs. Col. Z. E.
Siickley.
MIR. W. b. Grove ana family, of Clifton
Forge, are visiting lis father and family
in Elinburg. The HERALD wishes them
just what they are sure to have, a very
pleasant time.
Lester little son of Capt. Geo. W.
Kooa.z, f,li from y alter wagon attached
to traction engine and had his hand
and foot paiurullv hult by whoal pass
ing over them.
Mr. Hunter b. Mae1uler, son of the
late DR.. Go. W. Nagluder, formerly Of
this place, is spending few days at the
Shenandoah House. lie is travelling for
Brown & Gilman, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. VIM. r. Denny and his son Mr..
Collins Denny, sailed last week, in the
Call'a for Liverpool for journey through
Ireland, Scotland and the SWISS Noun
tans and will return in September
Mr.. Z. T. Mitchell, manager Of the
S.rasburg Lime works, and Miss Liz C
Peyton Bragg, Of iaymagbet Fruquier
county, Va, were married in the parlor
of the Metropolitan Hotel, Washington,
D. c., Thursday, July 9Th.
Nsssrs. nngh and Bert Fra,d bave a
now bicycle. 1t is a daisy, sired by TIE
Neach1m Bicycle Company and dam ly
Eyer5cdy. Parties wishing to test IS
should call early in tie morning or late
in the afternoon,
Mrs. l. Marks, Of the Boston Racket
store, who has been under treatment i'll
a Baltimore hospital is we are glad to
say, much lml royed. She will leave the
hospital next week, and Will return to
her home here the week following.
Coy. McCo'kle and staff, Of West Yir-
ginia. passed here on a special train
little before u o'clock Tuesday morning.
The party only stopped at this point to
admire the beautiful view and speak in
complimentary terms eff The town.
Oar veteran newspaper brother, Mr.
Ambrose iIenkel, of tie Shenandoah, Jallry'
New Market, called to see us Monday.
Although getting somewhat in the oscar
and yellow" Of age, be has not gwen up
all hope Of fooliug some girl into marriage
with him.