Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-06-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ed. Stone, OF Winchester, spent
fews day in Woodstock, last week.
Mr.. W. T. Mauok and son, Somers, al
2 visiting relatives in Luray.
Miss Clara Hammon, of Rinkerton,
tie guest of Miss Byrd Bowman.
Rev. J. S. Hopkins, of Strasburg, ws
IN town last Friday.
Mr.. Frank B. Riddleberger is visitin
bis sister, Mrs. ii. w. Magruder on Sout
Main st.
Miss Ella White, of lLel anon clurch
was visiting friends in Woodstock, las
week
Miss Nellie Weston, of Strasburg, i
the gnest of the Misses OFT, of Nortl
Main street.
Mrs Rev. P. L. VI Her, of Stephen
City, arrived here Tuesday on a visit t.
relatives.
Miss Mamie Grabll left Wednesday t.
visit friends at Lebanon Church thil
conn y.
Miss Laura Walton, accompanied by a
friend, has returned from school, at the
Wesleyan Female Institute, at StauntOn
Mr.. WILDER Newman has returned from
school at Randolph-M-cOn Academy, at
Front Royal.
Mr. Jas. Wright, the popular landlord
of the Taylor Hotel" Winchester, spent
a few days in this place last week.
Mr. John Heller. prominent travelling
man for the Buckeye machinery, spent a
few days at his home here last week.
Miss Ada Baker has returned to her
home South Main street, from pleasant
visit to friends in New Market.
Mr.. Clarence Bushong, a member Of
the Senior Glass of Roanoke College, Va,
returned to bis home here Saturday.
SIR. F. S. Tavenner and wife are wish
ting Mr. Taveaner's father in Frederick
county.
Mr. John B. Locke, the keen and
sprightlv city editor of the Stsunton
Daily Times, spent Sunday and Monday
with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jss. II. Van Pelt, of
Stanton, are visiting their son and
daughter iu-lsw, Mr.. and Mrs i C. Van
Pelt, South Muhlenberg street.
Mrs.. Charles KnieSley and chillren,
a'trs pleasant visit to Mr.. Knlesley's
fathers family, returned to their home
in Strssburg, last Saturday.
Mrs. T. b. Richey and Miss May
Magrnder, left Wednesday for Martins
burg, W. Va, to attend a missionary
meetiOg.
NJ. J. y. CraNlll Of Shenandoah Jane
tion. W. Va. the well known and popu-
lar cigar manufacturer, was in town Tues
day and paid this Office pleasant visit.
W'll Fravel ard Geo. Lambert, two
popular Young men of this place. left
Monday for Pittsburg. in search OF
situations. We wish :he boys success.
Mr.. Geo. Fravel, son of Mr.. John W.
Frsvel, of North Church street, who has
a responsible position in a large roller
mill at Round Hill, Loudoun county,
Va, is at boms with his parents here.
Raw. w. @ Campbell, wife and daugh
ter Bessie, of Irving College. Mechanics
burg, Pa, arrived here on Saturday and
will spend some time With relatives at
Mrs. Campbelps old home.
Mrs. Fl. Fl. Riddleberger with her sons
Hugh and Hairy Heath, and daughter,
Miss Olive, Of Washington. D. c.. are
visiting hef daughter and sOn-in.law
Mr. and Mrs n. W. Msgruder, at the old
home here.
Mr.. John Fl. Dellinger, one of our best
known river farmers, recently returned
from a visit OF several weeks to Wash
ington, D. C. He SAYS while he is a
little bit up in years be has Just as much
fun as any of the boys on trip Of this
kind.
Col. and Mrs. J. c. Baker and dsugh
ter Miss Lou, took Miss Eta Bowers,
young niece of Col, Bakers to her home
in Richmond, Va, on Tuesday. Miss
Bowers has been quite i'll for some weeks
at Col. Bakers home in this place.
Miss Nora Mae, daughter of Rev. II.
Dtzler, of Mt. Jackson, graduated from
the womsn's College, Frederick. Md,
last week. Besides the regular classical
course as laid down in the curriculum,
she graduated IN both vocal and instru-
mental music. She purposes to make the
teaching OF music her profession. We
bespeak for her liberal patronage.