Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-10
PERSONAL.

" visiting relatives IN otIdeouIB'
= Mr.. L. s. Walker. wife and children
left Monday for NOrfork, Va.
Miss SallIe Bruce, OF sperryvllle, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Donaldson
Mr.. Roy Hiser, of Washington, spent
several days with friends here, returning
to the city by Monday mornings train.
Miss Nettie Ksiesley went to Broad.
way Tuesday where she Will spend
awhile with relatives.
\ Mr.. Chas. W. Fravel, of Washington,
lie visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Fravel of north Man street.
D Mrs. Ed. Griffith, and little son Rich
ard, of Winchester. are visiting Mrs. }.
/, Fl. Grabill.
Joseph Clover and sister, Miss Salie,
went to Washington, on Monday to VISIT
J relatives.
Miss Mary Holmes. of Pennsylvania, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles W,
Burner, Of south Main street.
Two very attractive young ladies,
Misses Ella johnson, of this place, and
Rose Brinker, OF Msurertown, visited the
HERALD Office, Monday.
Mr.. G. E. wismau. of suow Hi, Ala
bama, called to see us last Monday. He
ia pleased with bis Alabama home and is
doing well.
Mr.. Elton F. Bird, of Parker sburg. W.
Va, is here having been called to his old
home here by the extreme illness OF bis
mother who has since died.
The families Of Judge f. d. Newman,
NJ. L. Walton and Mrs. Moses Walton
have gone to Seven Fountains in the
Fort Valley to spend the heated term.
Mrs. Chas. FOCAL, of soutb Main street,
returned home on No nday from visit OF
five or ak weeks to her parents at
Harper's Ferry.
Miss Jordie Keller, of this place, left
on Tuesdsy, of last week, to visit rela-
tives and friends in the Lost River sec
ton of Hardy county, W. Va.
Misses Blanche and Cora PitmaD re-
turned q few days since to their homo in
this place from visit of some weeks to
relatives at Marlboro. Frederick county.
MISS Pearl. daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
VS.. Cline, of north Main street, ia
spending some weeks with relatives in
Winchester.
Rev. A. A. J. Bushong spent Sunday in
Mt. jackson, where be preached morning
in the Lutheran church. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Bushong.
Mrs. John Heller and children,
If Court street, left on Saturday to visit
her parents at Greenville, Augusta coun-
ty, Va.
Mr.. John Moore, after pleasant visit
of one month. at bis old home, IN this
place. has returned to bis business, in
Philadelphia.
Messrs. Hugh and Grove Kniesley went
to Stanton Monday to commence on a
large job of roofing at that place for the
B. n o. R. R,
Mrs. Geo. R. FIavel and her sister,
Miss Sarah Teller, of south Main street,
are visiting relatives at Mt. Olive. Miss
Teller will probably spend the remainder
of the summer st that place.
Mr.. Robt. Turner ana sister, Miss Lacy,
son and daughter of Hon. S. S. Turner, of
Front Royal. are at Mr.. W. T. Williams
having been ca lied here by the death Of
their grandmother, Mrs. Judge Bird.
Mr. Robt. F. Day, of Danvllle, Pa.
who has been visiting friends in this
place and at Columbia Furnace, his old
home, for the past six or seven weeks,
returned to Danville, Monday.
Mr.. Chas. A. Funkhouser, formerly
principal of the Graded School here, but
now a member of the faculty of Kee
Mar Female College, of Hagerstown,
Nd, was at the Shenandoah House this
place, the Arst of the week.
Mr.. Samuel Walton. OF Luray, promi
neht member of the Page county bar,
was at his old home here for several days
the latter part OF last week and the first
lof this week. He was accompanied by
his little daughter.
Mr. Fred. Anderson. who has charge of
Horsey & Atwell's clothing store here,
left for Winchester. Monday, where be
will join the fire company of which he is
a member, and accompany it to the great
reunion of Virginia Fire Companies at
Hampton, Va, this week
The many friends of Mr.. Mark NJ.
Rodeffer, native of and for many years
resident OF this place, now OF LOvetts-
vile, Loudoun county, Va, will be glad
10 know that bis son. Mr.. ,Ino. d. Rodeffer,
Las been appointed to the professorsbip Of
mathe mates at Roanoke College, Va.
We are glad to know that Marvin
Mauc X, son OF Mr.. w. T. Mauck, of this
place. has been appointed State cadet
at the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington. He is a bright and prom
IsiDg young man, and will, We feel sure,
prove credit to himself and the Insti
tute.
Mis- ses Mary johnson and Birdie Bow
man went to Washington, on Monday
morning to attend the great National
Christian Endesvor Society now holding
it's annual session in that city. They
we're joined at Stephens City by another
delegate from this place, Miss Katie
Coff man, who had been visiting relatives
in that place for some days.
Death Of Mrs. Judge Bird.
Mrs. Sarah c. NJ. Bird, widow of the
late Judge Mark Bird, one of the Oldest
T esidents of this place, passed from this