Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-05-14
PERSONALS.


Mrs. Moses Walton, Of this place, Is
visiting her son, Mr.. s. A. Walton OIL
Luray.
Mrs. Wesley Funkhousei, OF Stephens
City was yisltips her daughter here tSis
week.
Mss Sue Baker, who has been VISIT
ing friends in Baltimore and Washington
returned to her home here Saturday.
Messrs. Robt Moore and William Glass
of Winchester. were in this place, Mon
day aud Tuesday.
Misses Maggie McClsnahan and Maggie
Baltbis, of Strasburg, were in Woodstock
last week.
Miss Lou Yates, of CulPePer county "
visiting Mr.. P. L. Yates and family, oil
south Main street.
Misses Sue Hoffman and Annie Kitten
our, of Powelps Fort are visiting Miss
Ida Duncan, of this place.
Nc. Hal. Bender sLd bride of Roanoke.
arrived here Thursday morning. He Is
visiting his fathers family.
Mr.. ". r. Alexander, OF Winchester
has been invite to make the address be-
fore the Augusta County Memorial AS
ISOLATION at the decoration of Confederate
graves at Staunton, in June.
Rev. c. B. Heller, of Mt. Crawford and
Rev. j, S. Garrison, of Harrsonourg
passed through this place last Wednesday
on their wheels, on their way to the
Glasses at shepherdstown.
Mr.. d, Hoshour. of Front Royal,
native of Woodstock and for many years
a much liked citizen of this place, ls now
here visiting his son, Mr.. Jno. S. Hosh
our.
f. s. Tavenner, Esq, a promising
Young attorney Of the Woodstock BAR
was here Tuesday attending to some
business before the circuit court in ses-
sion here.-Pdge NNCs.
Rev. n. II. Styles went to Shepherds
town last Wednesday to attend the
classes. From there he will go to Penn
sylvania to visit his aged mother and
ether friends.
Jpe regret to say that Mr.. joseph
Kelley, trusted employe of tie B. Il o.
r. r.. will move his family in the near
future from this place to Brunswick. Nd
The many friends of Mfr. & Mrs Kelley
vii. re very sorry to see them leave our
towr
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Russell, jr. have
saken a cottage at Riverside for the
summer They are very nicely situated
and seem TO enjoy their Summer hoIne'
MIR. r. is one of the most successful
travelling men IN this section. He has a
large trade and commands the confidence
of the merchants in the territory over
which he travels.
Nr. Carlton D. Haas graduated. with
distinctive merit IN medicine at George ,,
town College recently. He had receiyeu
three years medical course at the Uniyer'
sitg OF Virginia but owing to superior
c.inies iu Washington city,he devoted tie
fourth year at Georgetown College. Dr.
Haas will locate in Washington city
He * the eldest son of Mr.. |. c. Haas,
form eriy of this place.
D.. Clayton Parkhill, Of Denver, Colo.
is visuing MIR. L. w. Brown. The Doctor
is Professor of Surgery IN the territory o.
colorado and Dean of the Medical Fac
ulty. He is also Surgeon General OF
Colorado and Captain of a crack troop
,avalry. He has been attending a
Washington, the congress OF American
PHARMACISTS and Surgeons. as a membe
OF the american Surgical Association an'
tile association OF American anatomlsts
He propose to visit the old battle field
in the Valley before his return west.
Mr.. Hugh X. Fravel, Of this place, me
} with ar accident on Sunday while Wheel
ing down the pike. A short d'stahc
north of Edinburg while bowling alonl
r at pretty good speed. the cyclomete
caught in his front wheel, breaking !
! down and throwing Mr.. Fravel to tn
+ gronna With great force, cutting bot
bsnds paipf1lly and bruising him up 10
, y any places. Su,h is the luck OF th
veatnresoGe wheelman, be takes his lll'
in his haods, and when he meets with a
accident he makes few winged remark
!, if still living, picks up his broken vince
and nmps off TO the nearest haven o
refuge,