Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-06
PERSONAL.
Miss Lucy Mccain, of this place, Is
visiting friends in Edinburg.

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MAIN street.
k Mr.. Chas. NJ. Stump, of Charles Town
w. Va. is visiting old friends in tbi
d place.
Mr. 2. H. Copp, our genial friend @
E the Strasburg Free Lance, was in tow
r Monday.
Miss Ella johnson returned to be
home in this place few days ago, after I
visit of several months In Martiusburg.
Miss Cora Fravel of near this place.
is visiting friends 10 New Market, Tim.
berville aud Forestyllle.
Mrs. s. F. Hess, of Woodstock, spent
several days last week with her sister
Mrs. Geo. Zirkle, near Quioks burg.
Miss Irene B. Palmer. of the faculty OF
Luthergille Female Seminary. is guest
of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. J.. Bushong.
Messrs. Frank Hess and J.mes Lewis
of this place paid brief visit recently to
Mr.. Hess father, uear QuicksburV.
Mr.. Chas. Kniesley, the popular Stras-
burg druggist, spent few days at his
old home here the first of the week.
Miss Annie Lytton, who had been in
4AIrtinsburg for several moths, return
ed to her home here, last week.
Mr. Bane Bushong, managing editor
If the Bridgeport, Conn, Morning Union
is visiting his parents III this place.
Mes. Fetzsr and daushter, Mss May,
of Winchester, are visiting friends in
this place.
Rev. J. E. Armstrong and wife, are
visiting Nc & Mrs. B P. Nswma, near
town. Rev. Armstrong preached in the
Methodist church on Sandy m )rnng.
Mr.. A. E hart and Wits were the guests
of NJ Daniel Lichliter on their return
trip from Lexington to Baltimore, on
Thursday, of last week.
Miss Lula Funk bouser fICn near Win
chester, is visiting Mrs. Julia Brumback
on tie river short distance south O.
town.
Mr.. Iaaac Hass, one Of our oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens. recen t ly
spent several days with old friends ir,
New Market.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Johnson, Deputy Collector
bonded l25 distillers during the month of
August. What a quantity of applr
brandy is promised by that fact
Mr.. Charles J. Locke, of Montgomery
City, Mo-, Mrs. Elisha Locke and Miss
Neva Anderson of Summit Point, w. Va.
visited Or. T. F. Locke and family of this
place, last week.
Messrs. Chas. W. Frayel and Hugh G
Clover, of Washington, D. c., arrived al
their old homes here Saturday for few
days visit to their parents.
Col. J. C. Baker, wife and daughters,
Sue and Ada, are attending the Wlnchss-
ter Presby terry, now in session at Round
Hill. Frederick county, Va.
Mrs. Jas. H. Rodeffer and dang liter,
Kaddle, left on Wednesday morning for
St. Louis, Mo-. to spend some time with
relatives in that place.
Mrs. Jas II. Clover and children, TT
turned Monday from visit to her mother
and other relatives at Broadway, Rock
ingham county, Va.
Mss Lucy OFT left on Wednesday
morning to attend the Winchester Pres
bytery now in session at Round Hill,
Frederick county, Va.
Rev. 1. Bauserman left vest erday TO
visit his old home, in Eastern Indiana
and friends in Ohio. He will be absent
about one month.
Henry Strayer, Esqr., Gen. J. E. Roller,
of Harrisonburg, Holmes Boyd, jr., aud
W. r. Alexander, of Winchester, Z. H.
Jackson, Esqr., of Front Royal, were in
town this week attending Circuit Court.
Ms. E. L Heller and dang liter, Miss
Lizzie, who had been visiting Mrs. Hell
ler's brother, NJ. Daniel Lichliter. of
this place, left for their homo in Balti-
more on Tuesday.
DR.. E. w. Busnong, of Augusta, ii 4,
with his wife and children, departed
Wednesday for New York, after having
spent a week with his uncle, Rev. A. a.
J. BushOng.
Mr.. and Mrs OFT Laughln. of Canton,
Ohio, who spent several months with
Mrs. Laughlln's parents, Mr.. & Mrs. P.
w. Magruder of north Main street, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr. A H. Snyder, one of the editors
and propretOrs OF that valuable old
journal, the Rockingham Register, WIS
ia town this week, shaking hands with
bis many friends in this his native place
DOlph is an able aud interesting writer,
aud is at the head of one of the best and
m lst successful newsps pers in the State.