Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-03-26
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Heary T. johnson is quite Ill.

Mrs, He1ry l. JOhnSOn IL qu'Io w.
Mr.. Will Styles. Left on Monday for
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Herber Chnedinst, OF Moorefeld.
W. Va, was in Woodstock this week.
Mr.. W. L. LaughliD returned to the
shenand oah House Wednesday
Rev. Jaraes Z. Armstrong spent few
DAYS this week aud last It'll lis brother
in.law, MI. B. P. Newman near town.
Miss Maud Clinediust, OF MooreiieIl,
Hardy county. w Va, has recovered
from her late severe illness.
Nj. Risler and wife Of Culpeper ale
visiting the family of Ar. P l.. Yates, of
this place.
Mrs. Geo. Gearing, of this place, is at
tsnding the Baltimore Conference in
stanton. this week.
Mrs. G. II. P. LindamOOd has been
quite sick, but we are glad to report that
her condition is somewhat improved.
Miss Kate Rawer, of the Geary House,
has gone to her hoGe III Martlnsourg TO
spend few weeks.
Miss Lille Mathews, of Spring Mills,
W. Va, is visiting Mr.. Herbert Miley
and family.
Miss Viola Ritenour, of POwell's Fort
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Keller,
of north Main street.
Mr. Jno. Heller a widely known trav.
cling man, spebt few days at his home
on Court street last week and this.
Mr. Mark B Stephenson. of the Wood
stock Bargain Store, lett on Tuesday for
a visit to Parkersburg w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. C W. wlcks and Miss
Matte Teller. Of New Market, are in
Woodstock this week.
Miss Eiz, Trplett, of Mt. Jackson,
who had been visiting Mrs. Van Pelt, e.
turned to her home last Tuesday.
Prof. S. T. Ford, the elocutionist,
visited the Graded School, of this place
on Monday afternoon, and entertained
the pupils with some of his specialtles-
DC. OFlaherty, Esq, of Font Royal,
was in Woodstock on last Monlay and
Tuesday, engaged in taking dispositions
in a case in the Circuit Court, of this
county.
Miss Rose wierman, who has been
visiting her brother-in.law, DR. d. +.
Burner, and other relatives, in this place,
for several weeks, returned to her home
at MoOre's Store, this county, on Tues
day.
The serious illness of postmaster Jas.
H. Rodeffs for the past week or more,
has caused his many friends mach
anxiety. We are glad to say latest re
ports state his condition improved.
The Misses Frayel. Of near Stone"al!
Mills. east OF town. pleasantly entertain
ed a number of their young friends OF
that section and from this place on
Saturday night
We regret to state that Mr.. Jam es
Campbell of Roanoke, and at enc tine
an employe of the Shenandoah County
Bank, Of this place, is very Ill at his
mothers residence near Cepon Road.
this county. -
Rev. DR.. c. w. Cook preached his
closing sermons for the conference year,
Oh last Sunday morning ana night to large
congregations DR.. Cook is an able min
lster. aud so far as is known now, will
probably return as pastor OF this conSre-
CATION next year. Under thu economy OF
his churcb, however, th9 rstnfn Of
pastor Is not def iitely setflel until the
close of the conference. II in The opinion
of the bishop his services would be more
effective in another field, or he would be
able to Gl another appointment better
than anyone at hls c)mninl, there is no
h IS fancy l1mlking achIass. A Metho'
st con gregltion Is Olly certain OF Its
pastor for one year at time, AID in ex-
traofdnary cases, changes are mads dur
| ing the year.