Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-08-06
PERSON AIS.

Mrs. T. b Richey is visiting her sister
Miss Mollie Dnyall, at Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Geo. A. Markell, of soutl Mali
streer. has been ,ick fOr'some days.
Ruth, young daughter of Capt. Geo. W
KOOniz, is quite sick.
Miss Mamie Coff nan is visiting her
lfnend, Miss Cora Steele. of Stephen
City, Va.
Miss Mamie Grabill left on Wednesday
to attend Miss Pollock's Kindergarten
school, at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr. Henry OFT, of Wheeling and Miss
Mary A. Griffith, of Frederick, visite'
Riverside the first of this week.
Mrs. Rose johnson, nee shull, of shen-
andoah City is visiting friends in Wood
stock.
Rev. Eugene Skyles, of Berlin. Pa, il
visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. n. II
Skyles, of south Nam street
Miss Mamie L. OFT, of Frederick, Nd.
and Miss Meta X. Geyer, OF Martusburg,
w. Va, are vi sitting Mrs. S. G. Kramer,
Mr.. w. T. Mauck, of the firm of Mauck
& Young, of this place, IS visiting bis
parents In Page county.
Miss Dora Morrison. of this place, left
on Wednesday morning for Bellaire,
Ohio, where she has secured a situation.
Messrs. John and Robert Campbell,
sons of Mr. William Campbell of Mary
land, are visiting their uncle, DR.. J. L
Campbell.
P. A. Rohrbaugh, Esq, aud wife of
wichit s, KaLs., were visiting Mrs. Rohr-
Saugh's sister, Mrs. David Il. Walton this
week.
Mr.. Arthur Boyer, of Baltimore, ar
rived here Wednesday on a visit to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Boyer. of
south Mullen burg street.
Mr.. Lin R. Irwin, our well known
druggist, left Monday for Baltimore. He
will spend a day at Bay Ridge by the
"salt sea waves" during the trip.
Mr.. Lee Young who was called to his
parents home at Charlesiown, W. Va,
has returned, his sisters condition be-
ing improved.
Mr.. VIII Miley, who had been visiting
relatives IN Danville, Va. for several
weeks, returned home the first of the
week.
M Cliff Stump, of the War Depart
ment, Washington. D. c., who Is on a
bicycle tour through the Valley stopped
over Tuesday in this place.
Joseph c over, oas Of tbs s.lesman at
B. ScLmitt's drug store, has been con-
fined to tbs house for soma days with
sickness.
Prof Painter, of Roanoke College,
preached in the Lutheran church here
Sunday morning, and at night he deliver
ed an interesting aud instructive lecture
on Malancthon.
Mr.. and 81 rs. Or. T. L. Robertson and
little son, are boarding with Nc. lLewis
Keller aud family on the river few miles
south OF town. They will spend some
weeks at this pleasant home.
Mr.. John w. Winlle, of tho shenan-
doah House, this place, is at home in
New Market. Mr.. Frank l. Rice, Of
that place, is filling Mr.. Windle's place
here.
Mr.. Phil. G. Frayel, wife and children,
of PHILADELPHIA, are visiting his parents
IN this place, having been called here by
the illness and death of Mr.. travels
brother, Nc Chas ". Frayel.
DR.. n. +. Schumacher, of Toms Brook
graduated at the Baltimore Medical Col
lege and, last week, successfully passed
his examination before the Virginia State
Medical Board. We have not vet learned
where DR.. Schumacher Will locate.
DR.. Carlton d. Haas is Physician in
charge of the Hospital at Georgetown,
D. c.. which is located near Naval OBJ
serYatory. 1t Is one Of the best hospitals
in this country. Dr. Haas is a grandson
of the late Isaac Haas.
Mrs. H. II. Riddleberger and deugh-
ters, Misses Olive and Eins, AID son Mr..
Ralph Riddebergsr, of Washington, D.
c., are spending some weeks at the old
home here with Mrs. Rlddleberger's
daughter, and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. W. Magruder.
Mr.. J. Luther WIsman, accompanied
by his wife and young son aud Miss
Alice Bean, left on Wednesday morning
for a season at Atlantic. City. Mr..
Wisman has been visiting Atlantic City
almost every season tor some years. aud
it has become a favorite seaside resort
for many Of our Valley people.
Mrs. Mary Bliss, Of Hudson, Ohio, who
has been visiting Miss Annie Lewis, of
this place, returned Wednesday morning
She was accompanied by Miss ANNE
Lewis, who will make her home with her
The many friends of Miss Annie in this
her native place, aul especially her as
sociates of the Presbyterian church con-
gregation are truly sorry to have her
leave, but all wish her every happiness
in her new home.
Charles w. FraVel.
D.. LII q. IL.