Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-03
PERSONAL

HAVso'b hJOt' l. parton ana JONI y
Williams, Of the Winchester bar, were il
this place Tuesday on legal business.
| Walter Haas, sou of Mr, Isaac Haas, Of
itiis place. has entered as pupil in Duns-
more's Business College, Stanton, Va.
Mr.. Henry Shaffer, ons of our Oldest
citizens, has been painfully afflicted for
'some days with severe abscess on one
of his hands.
Joe NcQuay, who, after quitting the
employ of J. P. Houck. intended going to
Baltimore, has been engaged as clerk by
Herman Wise.-HarrisOnburg Free Press.
We are glad to say that our friend, Geo.
Geary, OF the the Geary House, is able
once mere to be in the Office Of the hotel
after several weeks Of suffering with
severe attack of grip.
Mr.. Jas. II. RodeiTer, one Of our mer-
chants, whS has been confined to his
room aud bed for about two weeks or
more, is improving somewhat at this
time.
Mr.. Scott Brown. another of our well
known citizens, who, as many of cur
readers know, has not been able to be
out for month or two, Is still confined
to his home.
The four children of MIR. w. T. VIII
liams, of this place. who baye been sick
tor some time, are recovering and are
now considered out of danger. Two Of
the children we're very sick, one critically
90.
Mr.. Hugh L Shott, one of the propnetors
Of "YOsts Weekly" Stanton, Va. has
sued the Norfolk Il Western R. R., for
81 COCO for injuries received in q wreck at
Radford, last July.
Mr.. N. L. Walton returned to his home
here Oh Saturday, fIom Richmond, Va,
where be bad been in attendance upon
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias as
delegate from Kirg Arthur Lodge Of this
place.
slr. F. NJ Shaffsr, of this place, suffered |
from very severe nervous attack on
Sundey night. Nj. Sbaffer has been
great sufferer from tbs disease for several
years. The last attack greatly Frustrated
him.
Rev. Geo. E. HenderlitN, accompanied |
by his mother, LETT here on Tuesday to
attend the series of meetings now being
held in Baltimore by the noted evangelist,
Moody. They are the guests OF Mrs. Ella
Heller, formerly Of this place.
Mr., A. G. Shaver, of Maurertown, L S.
Revenue oGicial, and Mr.. William Gillock,
of this place, who left hero on Wednes-
day of last week for a business trip to
Monterey, Highland county, Va, and other
points west, returned on Monday, looking
well and hearty Notwithstanding their
many miles of rough and cold driving,
much of it in the mountains.
Mrs. c. W. Newton, mother of our
tOwnsman, Mr.. John Hartman, with her
family, arrived here last week and have
taken up their residence in the dwelling
recently purchased BIZ Mr.. Hartman, On
Main street, adjon ing FTayel & Fellel's
furniture establishment. They propose
to open first-cla,s bakery at an early
day in connection with a grocery aud
establishment,
The military companies of Stanton and
Harrisonburg, of the 2nd Va Regiment,
passed here on Thursday morning on the
GAG passenger train for Washington. Co.
A, Of this place, Of tho same regiment, will
Lave here this friday morning. From
a Winchester dispatch in Thursdays
Baltimore Sun, Col. Joseph Mutton, of The
Pad Va. Regiment, is reported as very i'll
with pneumonia at his home in Wlnches-
ter.
Mr. aud MIS- Isaac y. Hollingsworth,
of Riverside, near this place, celebrated
their golden wedding, OF fiftieth ami
versary Of their marriage, on Thursday,
of last week Fourteen children have
blessed this happy union, eight of whom
are still living, and sat down to a royal
dinner upon that joyous occasion under
their parents roof Mr. and Mrs, Hol.
lingsworth are among our most popular
people, and their numerous friends wish
them many joyous returns Of this happy
anniversary.