Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-02-21
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Mr.. Sam. Hisey. OF Washingl~0, u. W
is with his family in this place.
Miss Nellie Hoshour entertained anuu'
b,r Of her friends on last Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. Samuel GOlladay, of Carmel, left
for Washington, yesterday to visit friends
at the capital.
Miss May Yates entertained ssms OF bel
fciends, at or fathers residence, on last
FRIDAY evening.
Mr.. Geo. billiard and two daughters,
attended the funeral of his nephew, Mr..
John Il. Hartman. on Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Pitmsn, has returned home
from visit of q month or two to rela'
tives at Marlboro. Frederick county.
Mr.. will Moreland and wife, of near
town, left on Wednesday for visit to
relatives in Luray.
Congressman S. S. Turner, of this DIS
trict, is visiting his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Judge Bird, of Muhlenberg street, and
other relatives in this place.
We are sorry to lelrn that Rsv. DR.. r.
H..Fleming, OF LynchDurg is seriously i'll
He has hosts of friends ia this place, who
are hoping for his recovery.
Miss Bertha Haas left for Baltimore on
Thursday wbe.e she will take position
as nurse in the chlldren's department of
hospital.
Col. E. Z Stickley has safely reached
Jacksonville, Fla, and is now enjoying
TIE balmy aud health giving atmosphere
OF the land Of flowers.
Rev. J. P. Stump. of Charles Town,
". Va, preached to large congreGa-
ton in the Methods. church, in this
place, last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel MOrelaud returned
on Monday from visit of week to rela-
tives in the Cove, near CapOn Iron
Works. Hardy county, W. Va.
Miss Ethel, daughter of Col. E. L.
Stickley, pleasantly entertained some OF
her friends at her home on south Mullen
berg street. on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Col. Geo E. Graham, of Bolivar,
w. Va. is at her parents, Mr.. & Mrs
Jos. Marshall. having been called here
by the death OF her brother-in-law, Mr.
John H. Hartman.
Mr.. Harry Hartman, OF Baltimore. a
former compositor IN this office. arrived
here on Friday afternoon, having been
called lere by the extreme illness and
death of his ouly brother, Mr.. Jno. n
Hartman.
Mrs. Judy 0rndorff, daughter of Mr.
John Wilson, of the Cove, whose serious
illness with pneumonia was noticed in
former issue of this paper, is much i'm
proved, and will probably soon be about
again.
DR.. J. n. Barney, jr., who is pleasant!
remembered by our people, among whom
he praoticed medicine for several year
leaving here for Fredericksburg, Va, no
so long since, was recently elected
Treasurer of Fredericksburg College.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Richardson
of Baltimore, celebrated the 18th anniVeI
sary of their marriage, on Tuesday, tn
18th inst. at their pleasant home
that city DR.. Richardson, who is yer
, prominent druggist Of Baltimore, is We
and favorably known here AMI in Edir
burg, where he has many friends.
Mr.. Philip Miller OF Texas, is visit n
his sister and ether-in-law, Mr.. & Mr
Daniel Lichliter Of this place. ID
Miller Is a native of Woodstock, d
5 served through the late war as gallan
= soldier of the Muhlenberg Rifles Of thi
3 place, known as Co. F. 10th Va, Infantr.
Eass number of years past be has bel
70 an inpOisut and responsible position o
70 a Texas rallrOaa- -S