Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-08-28
PERSONAL.

70 Rev. W. G. Campbell left rhursda
y morning for 8 trip to North Carolina.
Mrs. Mary staunton, of Lantz's Nil
il is visiting her niece, Mrs. E. D. Root, Q
Is Winchester.
= Mrs. Marston, of Edinburg was yisitin
her friend, Mrs. Jacob Shockey, las
Saturday.
Mr, Cbas. Fravel, of Washington, l
c., spent Sunday with bis parents In thl
place.
Mr.. Geo. McCann, of Staonton. Va.
: spent some days last week with hi
a mother here.
W. N. Fishburne, Esqr., of Waynes
boro, was In Woodstock, last Mon lay and
Tuesday.
VIM, Patrick, Esqr., of the firm of
Patrick l. Gordon, ATTORNEYS, were here
on Saturday.
Mr.. A. R. Rossubergsr formerly OF New
Market was in Woodstock, last satur-
i
day.
Mrs. ]. Don. Grabill, of Roanoke and
her sister Miss Lula Grandstafi is visiting
J. H. Grabill and family.
Misses Bessie Campbell aud Nettie
KnIesley left Tuesday evening for visit
of week to relatives IN Strasburg.
Miss Lizzie Grabill LETT on Thursday to
spend some time with friends IN POca-
hontss county, ". Va
Mr.. VIM. Taylor, of W. Va, and Miss
Anna Hite, of Page are visiting Mr.. G
". Hite and family.
Messrs. John Taylor, of W. Va, and
Mr.. Charles Taylor, of Philadelphia, are
visiting Mr. Geo. Moore and family.
Mrs. Alice Iugalsen, of Washington, is
visiting her relatives, MIR. and Hrs. Geo
Bender and family, ear town.
Mrs. Genl. ]. H. Williams and daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie, returned a few days
since, from visit to Washington, D. c
Mr.. 1. n. hollingsworth, though his
condition is slightly improved, continues
very i'll.
Geo. H. Moore has returned to Phila-
delphla after spending pleasant vsca-
ton at his parents homo, near town.
Mr,. Kate and Chester Davis, of
Brooklyn, have been visiting their cousin
Mr.. Geo. Moore and family.
We regret to say that Rev. Mr.. Bush
ong, Of the Lutheran church here, has
been quite sick for some days.
Mrs E. C. Graham and Mrs. c. P.
GLENN, of Washington, D. C. are visiting
Mr.. W. C. Barron and family on the
"Hill," northwest Of the r K. station.
DR.. P. D. Stephenson aud wife left on
Monday for Boston, Mass, the church
having given him a much needed vaca-
ton.
SIR. Harry Hartman, of Baltimore, Md,
arrived here on Tuesday on visit to his
mother and step-father, Mr.. and Mrs, c.
W. Newton. of Main street.
Mrs. DR.. T. L. Robertson, returned to
her home here from visit of some weeks
to relatives in the southern part of the
Valley.
Mrs. Mary L. supinger left Thursday
for Niagara Falls. From that point she
will visit her brother, Rev. S. L Keller,
at Morrisburg, Canada,
Mr. Thos. C. Prince, tbs popular aud
efficient superintendent of the Valley
Division, B. & o. R. R, with HE wife
has been spending some days at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. J. L. KILLER, OF Calvary, near
Woodstock, who was connected with the
Winchester Leader for some months, has
served his connection with that paper.
DR.. W. 8. Cline, of this place, recently
visited his sister, Miss Martha Cline, Of
New mdIhel. WHO udh Doeu quito III Aoi
some time. We are glad to hear that her
condition is som owbat improved.
Rev. DR.. C. w. Cook, Hon. NJ. L. Wal
ton aud Mr.. H. B. Burner, of this place.
left on Tuesday for Hedgesvile, w. Va,
to attend the District Conference of the
Winchester District, ", E. Church, south.
Col. ]. c. Baker and wife left for Ork
neg Springs on Thursday evening, of last
week to remain some days. The Colonel
was completely wornOut by his hard and
faithful work 10 the Weatherholtz case,
and is seeking a much needed rest.
Mr.. OFT LauGhln and wife, after VISIT
of several months to Mrs. Lsughlins
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P w. Msgruder,
of north Main street, returned to their
home at Canton, Ohio, Thursday of las t
week.
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