Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
PERSONALS,

Genl. John E. Roller, of Harrisonburg
was in town Tuesday on legal business.
! Mr.. W.T., Williams wasin Baltimore
last week on important legal business.
Mrs. Valentine Russell is visiting her
zen. Nr. Cha,. Russell. Of Calvary.
Hiss Annie Hughs Is at the residence
of } II. Grabill giving lessons In art
lembroldery. Call and examine samples
and terms for teaching.
Bishop Newton will preach in the
Episcopal church, Tuesday night, Aprh
9th.
Mr. Robert Fravsl and Mr.. William
Reynolds, of Luray. are visiting rtla-
tyes aud friends in Woodstock.
Mr.. John Allen, a former Woodstock
citizen, but now of strasborR, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Russell Fravel, Of Philslslphia, is
visiting bis parents. hr. and Mrs. Jno.
". Fravel, of north Church treet.
DIR. and Mrs. +. L. Robertson are visit
ing in Finoastle, and will probably be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. James Morrow. the we'll known
horsemau and driver, an6 Geo. Laughlin'
left for Washington. Monday night.
Mss Lou Riddleberger, of E linburg.
was the guest this week of her cousin,
Mrs. NJ. B. Msgrudsr, of south Main
street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gso. W. Brown, OF
L9udoun county. Va, are guests Of their
s.n.in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs'
Herbert +. Miley, of Commerce street.
Miss Nellie Boontz, OF Woodstock, and
Miss Ollie Tallhelm, OF Edinburg, are
visiting Miss Grace Hutchinson, OF
Baltimore.
Mr.. Noah Hite. wife and daughter Of
Kansas, were last week Visiting bis
brother Mr.. Geo. Hite, near this place.
MIR. Hite desires to locate IN this Valley,
It be can find place to suit him.
Rev. ]. P. Stump, Of Chsrlestown, a
former pastor of the NJ. E. CbUrch.
South of this place, is visiting friends
ber- this week Mr.. Stump goes to Fred
eli ,ksburg as his next charge.
Messrs. Charles Johnston and William
Stillwell. of this place, left short time
ago for Roanoke or other places, 10
search of employment. They are both
steady, reliable and industrious young
men, and deserving of success.
Mr.. Jos. Hoffman. of New Market.
who has rented the Shenandoah House
here, arrived with his family and SER
wants on Monday and took possession Of
the house.
Miss Nettie Kniesley. Of north Main
street, is taking In the sights OF Stra'
burg as the guest Of her brother, Mr..
Chas. Kniesley, the popular druggist OF
that place.
Mrs. Samuel C. Williams, of Broadway,
and Mrs. Julia Saum. of HarrIsouburg.
we're in Woodstock some days last week
aud this, visiting theit mother, Mrs
Jacob B. Clover, OF north Main street.
Mr.. W. L. Laughlin and daughter
Miss Della. left on Monday for McKeys'
port, a., where Mr.. I.sughlin has taken
charge of hotel Their many friends
here regret exceedingly to see them leave.
Rev W. F. Locke, of the Methodist
Church South, who has been in atten-
dance upon the recent session OF the
Baltimore Conference at Stanton, is
visiting his brother, DR. t. +. Locke, on
north Main Street.
NJ James F. Miller. who resided on
The river near Narrow Passage. has
moved his family to nith6ed, Monroe
county. Mississippi Mr.. Miller was a
good citizen and bis departure for
another State is regretted by large
number of friends here who Wish him
every Success 10 his southern home.
DR.. C. w. Cook, pastor of the hetho
dist Church, in this place, was removed
by the Conference and appointed TO New
Castle Circuit. Craig Co. This action OF
rhe Conference was a great surprise both
TO DR. Cook and his congregation. The
Doctor Is an able minister Of the gospel
and his return TO this appointment was
generally expected. His successor Rev
II. II. Kennedy 10 said to 5s an able