Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-16
PERSONALS.

Mrs. DR.. Charles Pence IS visiting Mr..
N. B. wunder's family.
MISS Mamie Grabill left on Monday
for Clifton Forge, Va.
M. Joe. Maphls of UT. jackson, was
in town several days this week.
Mr. Geo. Mccain is spending few
days in stanton.
Miss Fannie Smoot and Miss Myrtle
Maphis are visiting friends IN town.
Mrs. II. B. Chapman, of this place
visited friends in Clarke Co. last week.
Mr.. Ed. Hickman of VT. Jackson was
in town This week.
Mss Sue Baker is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Misses Lucy and Sue Magruder are
visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Bessie Snyder who has been
teaching in Broadway returned home on
last Wednesday.
Nc. Jas. Hottel the popular landlord of
the Willard House, Mt. Jack'on, was in
town Monday.
DR.. Rusmlsselle, and Miss Ella White
of Lebanon were visiting friends in this
place, the first of this week.
Ne. J.C. Van Pelt returned to his
home here on Tuesday FROM trip through
South Carolina
Messrs. Fntchard n SchOOley, the
lessees of the Foundry, have with their
families moved to this place.
Mr.. RoOt. H)ltzmsD, a well known
New Market hotel man, was IN town
some days this week.
Miss Kate Reamer returned last Satur
day from a visit to her old home 10
Martiusburg, w. Va.
Mr.. VIM. Martin has returned from
Loyettsvile, where he had been teach
ing school.
Mrs. Van Horn, of Clifton Forge, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Bius'
erman.
Mrs. Lou Fisher of Stanton, IS visit
ing her brothers. Aessrs Joseph aud T.
a. shaffer, of this place.
Mr.. Fred. Larrick, of Mddletown,
spent few days this week with bis
brother, Mr. Richard Larrick, of this
place,
Mrs. Bette Marshall, of Berryville,
Clarke county, Va, is visiting her
brother Mr. VT. Wilkins, on the east
edge of town.
Elwood aud Wllle Lonas, Young sons
of Mr. S. P. Lonas, of Mt Jackson, spent
scme days with friends and relatives in
this place the first of the week.
Mt. Henry Strayer, of Harrisonburg'
who is Democratic asplrant for At
torney General of Virginia at the coming
fall election, was in town last Saturday
miugling with the people and looking
after his interests.
We enjoyed pleasant call Of Dillon b
Wilson. EsQr of Lebanon Ohio, one of the
Editors of the Lebanon Patriot. Mr..
Wilson has been visiting relatives at
3, Ednburg. He is ginial, afabl'
gentleman whom we would be glad Il
entertain.
Mr.. John G. Clover, of Hampshire
e county. was in town Monday shaking
hands with relatives and friends. Mr.
Clover is a native of Woodstock but has
been living in Hest Virginia for numoe
of years. His many friends here wer
glad to SEE him.
Mr.. Kenny Graudstaft OF Roanoke, Va.
3 who was for several years popular EN-
, Move of this office, was in town las
o. FRIDAY and called to see rs. Kenny
! now foreman of fine job printing es
Enlistment in Roanoke where he rank
high at an expert workman.
Rev. II. H. Kennedy, the newly ap
pointed pastor of the NJ. E. Church
South, of thus place, preached bis nr'
10 sermon in that church here on last Sun
dav morning to a large and ATTENTIVE
congregation.
n On Sunday night, Rev. Mir. Bond IL
is presiding elder of this district, preache
a AZ, able sermon In the same church
f.. Dr. Cook and family left on Wednesda
is evening. They we're attended at tn
e d ,pot by large number Of friends VIII
N regretted their departure. The Docto
ID had made many friends during his tw
Y wears soj1urn among us. Mrs. Cook toe
u a deep interest in church work and leav
Il, many warm friends. Miss Ella, it is sal
1T some sore hearts. but as they a
IT. quite tender they will soon heal
III Mr.. c. A. Dsllinger, of Washing toi
Nv arrived here the first of the week, on
i' visit to his parents, Ne. and Mrs. job
D ,llinger, on the river near town. VI
Dellinger, as our readers VIII rememoe
was badly bitten by young lion at t
"zoo" in Washington, where he is 81
II ployed. In the fight with the lion J
relnger was only saved from probat
fatal injuries by his courage aud coolne'
= He knocked the savage animal dos
three times with the but END of a hea
ily loaded whip before he could get
~. chance to escape from the enclosure
are glad to know that he has about
lowered from his wounds, which we
81, severe and painful.
by Woodstock is one of the handsom
nat towns IN the State with our wide, "
h paved and beautifully shaded stree
eks but we have some dingy places in it &
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