Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Saml Byrd, one of our well known
is very sick with pneumonia.

Mr.. Saml Byrd, one of our we'll known
citizens, is very sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. w. D. L. Bsrum, former Wood
stock boy, spent Tuesday in this place.
Mr.. William Roller. of this place, who
has been very i'll with pneumonia, is, we
are glad to cay, improving.
Sam Few, now of Chicago, arrived at
his cid home here on Tuesday, and is now
busy shaking hands with bis many
friends.
Mr.. Frank Nelson LETT here on Thurs
day morning for Roanoke. lie has ac-
cepted position as telegraph operator at
some point ON the N. l. W. R.R.
Mr.. RObt. A. Cook, formerly president
of the Liberty Iron Company, arrived
here accompanied by his wife, on Tuesday.
They are stopping at the Shen andoah
House.
Dr. Will Nonis, OF FAirield, Rock
bridge couHty, Va. is spending a few
days with relatives in this place. Billy
has many friends here who will be glad to
hear of his success.
Rev. Z. L. Slayer and wife returned
to their home at Maurertown, this county,
last week, having been in Ohio since last
November. They were gladly welcomed
back by their many friends in this section.
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Henkel of New
Market, have issued Invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ellen
Miller Henkel to Frank Rupert, on
Wednesday, April 9TH.
Mrs. /. Marks, of this place. requests us
to return her grateful thanks to the
Kings Daughters, her neigbbors, and
friends through the country, for their
great kindness and attention to her dur
ing her recent illness.
Rey. B. F. Ball, former popular pas
tor of the Methodist Church, South, Of
this place, has been spending few days
this week with friends here. He was
warmly welcomed, as he is great favorte
with all our people.
On Wednesday, April 5. Miss Grace
Yost, daughter of Major s. NJ. Yost, will
be married to George c. McGilvray, Of
New York. The ceremony will DO per-
Termed at the residence of the brides
parents OH West Frederick street in
Staunton,
Our friend NJ. D. Lindamood. the psDu-
lar B. & o. agent, and also a successful
merchant, at Cave Station, Augusta coun-
ty, spent Wednesday in this place, his old
home. He did not forget to call at the
HERALD Office and renew his subscription
like the square man he has always been.
Rey. J. P. Hyde, of Winchester, one of
che best known ministers Of the Metho-
dist Church, South, in the Valley, and for
some years tie principal of the Valley
Female College, Winchester, Va, is an
applicant for Commissioner of Education
under the present administration.
We acknowledge the receipt OF a very
handsomely gotten up invitation to the
commencement exercises of the Baltimore
Medical College, held on March 3Oth, at
the Academy of Music IN that city. Mr.
Dan. B. Bushong, of this place, is men,
Der of the graduating class, and will re.
turn to his home in a few days a foil
fledged ". D.
The members of the Methodist congre.
cation of this place, as we'll as our peo-
pie generally, were truly glad to know
that the recent session of the Baltimore
Conference had returned Rev. j. F. Stump
to this charge. Mr.. Stump has greatly
endeared himself to the church and the
community during the year, and it is the
earnest hope of all that he may remain
at least the full term of four years with
US.
The people of this section who had the
good fortune to visit Front Royal during
the recent session of the Baltimore Con
ference, have returned. and are Just
overlooking with praises of the great
kindness shown them by the hospitable
people of that progressive town. Every
one was entertained with uDspairing
kindness, the welcome being broad, free
and generous. Front Royal certainly
did herself proud.