Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-03-12
BNALS.

Mrs. N ghlin, left for AsKoys
MIR. David Valton, left Tuesday fol
Jefferson Co. w. Va.
Miss Lizzie Geasy is visiting friends In
Washington.
Mrs. josiah Site kley, we are sorry tC
learn is i'll, at her home in Strasburg
Mr. Mark Magruder and family return
ed from Washington, on last Monday
Mr.. Samuel W. Marshall, of Richmond
fell and broke his ankle bone, last week.
Mis-. Mary Walk, of Stanton, is visit
ing Mrs. DR.. Stephenson.
One of Mr. Samuel Byrd's children is
very ILL.,
Miss Rose wierman. of MOOre's Store,
Is visiting relatives in this place.
Mrs. Scott Reamsr left for visit to
Martinsburg, last Wednesday.
Mrs: Theodore Rodtffer was called to
White Post by the Illness OF grandchild.
DR.. c. II. HolllDgswortb, Of Harrison
burg, visited bis father and other friends
last week.
Mrs. Wine and Miss Bruce of Broad
way, spent few days last week, with
{ heir sister, Mrs J. w. Donaldson.
Mrs. Nellie Mccain, ard Mrs. Barbara
Miller of this place, ale both reported
very Ill.
Miss Olive Talhelm, of Edinburg'
spent few days, with friends IN this
place.
Misses Clara aud Rob Hamman, OF
spent few days with friends
here.
Our postmaster, Mr.. Jas. II. Rodeffer,
been confined to his home by SICK
ness, for some time.
Mrs. John Heller returned last Satur-
day. She had been called to her Old
home to attend the funeral of her father,
Mr. William Larew.
Frank Barron, son of Mr.. IT. c. Barron,
of this place, who has beeu in flashing
ton for some time returned home last
Saturday.
Mr.. John Hoover, who has Seen quite
III, for several weeks was 10 town, on last
Monday. We are glad TO see that be is
now improving.
Mr.. Philip DellirGer, ore OF the best
known and nest prominent citizens Of
the Conc vile sectlou OF this county.
celebrated bis 93Id birthday last Sunday
Mr.. John o Flahelty las closed his
gold cure institute at Culpeper c, H..
and IS now at home at Carmel,in Powell's
Fort.
Mrs. T. B. Richey returned from New
York, last week. Mr.. Richev met her IN
Maryland, where they paid short visit
to old friends.
Mr. wm. Dosb, sr., is very III at his
home on Main street Mr.. Dosh is
among the number Of our oldest citizens,
being now over 81 yearsof age.
DR.. A. W. Rusmselle, Of Lebanon, and
Miss Anna Hughes, of Charles Town
we're visiting Capt. J. II. Grabill and
family last Monday,
Mrs. Baker, of Hardy county, w. Va.
who has been visiting Mr & Mrs. Jno.
W. Fravel. Of North Church street, this
place, returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. P. Sayder of Front Royal, is
visiting his relative, Mr.. James Snyder
the well known marble manufacturer of
north Main street.
We are glad to know that Maj. Jno.
H. Newell, Que of the leading citizens Of
the county, who resides on the river
near Strasbarg. is out again, having re
covered from his late severe illness.
Messrs. J. w. Hamilton. R. G. Ham
ilton, Geo. Weatherhotz Frank Ham
iton, Jesse J. Mnmaw jacob Estep and
Ezra Hamilton, of the FOco and Conc
vile section of the county, made a
pleasant call at the HERALD Office, Tues
day.
Mr.. Milten Bowman who had rece iyed
a furlough from the Lunatic Asylum
about two weeks ago. was taken back to
the asylum last Monday. He was easily
irritated and became very violent At
times
Mrs. Mary Funkhouser, widow Of the
late Lew Funkhouser, of Lebanon
Church was extremely III on last Monday
Her son, Mr.. Isaiah Funkhouser. was
notified of her sickness while here at
tending court.
Capt. C. +. Duarow, the geni al travel
ling Passen ger Agent OF the B. Il o. k
r. was iu town last Monday and gave us
pleasant call. He is advertising the
Dakota Excursion train which will leave
the Valley on the 29th ana 305h Of this
month.
Mr.. VIM. Morrison, who has been ir
Martinsburg, for sometime. spent a part
of last week, with his family in thi
place. Mr.. Morrison's muscal talent wa
highly appreciated in Martinsburs
where he took prominent part IN sew
eral musical entertainments.
Mr.. Wallace Barron, jru and numbt
of our young men have returned from
the Inauguration. Wallace says that be
could not get near enough to hear th-
inaugural address, but says that be er-
ioyed himself, all the same. He report
that Mr.. Clyde Hite got close enough t.
President Mckinley to take 1t all in,
The following report has been clrculs'
cd iu this county. NE. Jno. Dellingel
father of Nc. Calvin Dellingcr has r.
ceived letters from bis son as late as tn