Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-06-25
PERSONALS.

mother on Commerce street.
Col. J. C. Baker returned on Tuesday
from pleasant sojourn at Atlantic City
Mr.. Clarence Bushong has returned t.
his home in this place.
DIR. J. L. Campbell spent Saturday il
Winchester.
Miss Eva Bryerly, Of Winchester, ar
rived here Tuesday as the guest of he
youug friend, Miss Ada Baker
Mr.. Wm Mlley left last week tor Rich
moud, to take course in a business
school.
Miss Florence French spent a few days
recently with Mrs. Mary E. Wickes, o
New Market.
MI. L S. Walker and two children
are visiting Mrs. Mary Hill IN Loyiugs-
ton, Nelson county.
Mr.. Meridr'h Stickley. who las been
attending Betheny College, W. Va, re-
turned to his rome here last week.
Miss Annie Lewis returned recently
from visit of several weeks to the fam
lily of Mr. J. B. Hess, of QlickSburg.
Yr. Nevln Martin, of Keyser, r. Va,
rs visiting his brother, Mr.. John ".
Martin, Of south Main street.
Mrs. Dr. J. l.. Campbell who has beer
visiting relatives in Norfolk aud vIciu-
ity, returned home Monday evening.
Misses Matte Borden aud Mamie
Funkbouser. OF Toms Brook, spent a
few days last week with Miss Mamie
Williams, on Muhlenbnrg street.
Mr.. Geo. Fravel, who has been in
charge of mill near Elkton, Rock
iugham county, for some months, re.
turned 20 his home here Monday.
Messrs. W F. McElwee, of the Stras-
burg News. and L. T. stoneburuer, OF
the Ediuburg Sentinel, were in town
Monday.
Miss Bessie Allen has returned to Ter
home on Muhlenburg street, after - short
visit TO Miss Fannie Wilde at Van Buren
Furnace.
Mr. Geo. W. Miley, adit. Of Shenau-
doah Camp, Confederate Veterans, of
this place, is attending the great Con-
lederate reunion at Nashville, Tenn., this
week, as the representative of this camp.
Mr. Jacob Hines, jr, who has been
travelling in the interest of the New
Alexandria Improvement Co., arri we'd
here Tuesday from Savannah, Ga. His
wife accompanied him from Winchester.
Mrs Dr. Ashby Humpston and Chi
dren, of Louisville, KY, and Mrs Thomas
Sprint and children, of Clarke county,
Va, spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs Geo Gearing, of Main street.
Mr.. L c. Kniesley, who has been suf-
feung greatly with one of his Ieges left
Thursday morning for Baltimore for
treatment. We hope be will soon re-
tuIu entirely cured.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. o Lauchln and chill
drtD, OF Canton, Ohio, arrived here last
Friday to spend the summer with Mrs.
Laugllin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. w..
MagruGer, Of north Main street.
Miss Ella MagTuder, Mrs: LaughIn's
sister. who had been with them for some
months, returned to her home with
them.
Mr. T. E. Pratt, of the Division OF
Entomology of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. was IN this
place the latter part Of last week looking
iof specimens of the asparagus beetle, an
insect that h as been dong much dam
aye to this valuable vegetable.
Nr. r. N. Carpenter, of Lost River,
Hardy county, W. Va, was the guest of
Mrs. Sherman and family OF this place,
on Tuesday He left on the excursion
Wednesday morning for WASH ngtcn, D..
c., returning her the same evening.
Mr. Carpenter, who was at one time
resident of this place, is, we regret to
say, in bad health. He will probably
spend some weeks with friends in this
section.
Our editor-in-chief Capt. Juo. H..
Grabill, left on Monday evening for
Charlottesville, Va. Here he met the
next DAY With his brother members of
the Virginia Press Association, and with
them started on Wednesday morning for
an excursion over a route that takes in
Louisville, Kv., Nashville and Chatta
nooga, Tenn, Ashville, n. c., aud other
points of interest. They expect 30 be
absent about ten days Capt. Grabill
was accompanied by bis wife, aud as
they will take in the big Tennessee Ex-
position and the last dav of the great
Confederate Veterans reunion at Nash
vile. we feel sure that their trip VIII be
most enjoyable one.