Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-06-04
PERSONALS.

night from Charlotte. n. G.
Mr.. P. W. Magrnder was in Winchester
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Tavenner, were in
Winchester, Tuesday.
Mrs. Scott Ramer, returned to her
home here Saturday from visit to rela-
tiyes in Martinsburg.
Rev. W. II. Book Will preach on Fri
dag afternoon, at o'clock, to women
only.
Miss May Yates was In Greenyille,
Augusta county. this week, attending
The we lding of friend
Mr.. L. Il. Irwin was reappointed
school trustee, for Woodstock District,
by the Town Council.
MIR. Perry Hoover, of near AlOnzaville,
badly sprained his wrist while in the
bark peeling few days ago.
Mr.. Il. P. Elovey. now travelling for
Geo. Mueller, confectioner OF Baltimore,
was in town, with his samples last week.
Mss Lou, daughter of Col J, c..
Baker. who has been in Richmond for
some time is expected home saturday.
Mr.. c, L. Swartz, OF Maurertown, and
Messrs. Hawkins Il Fry. of Bedford,
gave plac ed phones in their st ores.
Rev. W. J. Delaney, a Philadelphia ex-
priest, Iectured in MaureTtown and Edin-
bdrg, on Catholicism.
Miss Minnie Wilson, of Mt. Jackson, is
guest of Mrs Hoffman, of the Shenan-
doah House.
Mr. Louis Wagner and wife of Rich
moud are visiting Mrs. Wagner's broth or,
w. T. Williams Esqr. of this place.
Miss Laura Trlplett. of Nj. Jackson, is
the guest this week of Mrs, j, c. Van
Pelt, on south Muhlcnberg street.
Mrs. David H. Walton returned to her
home here Wednesday from visit to her
parents, in Clarke county Va.
John Clover, a son of Mr.. James
Clover, of this place left for Florida on
Thursday he having secured a position
in that State.
Mr.. Henry V. Strayer and little son
of Harrisonburg, Who Is making a tour
Of the vallry in buggy, passed through
this place Saturday.
Mrs. J. Don Grabll returned TO her
home in Roanoke, last Thursday. She
was met in Woodstock by her husband,
who accompanied her home.
Mrs. James Bau serman, nee Bradley, OF
Woodstock, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
B F. Bradley, and family, on the river
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We regret to say that the aged mother
ofDr. J. L. Campbell of this place. is
very i'll at her home near Winchester,
and will probably have passed away by
the time this reaches our readers.
Col. J. C. Baker, who was in Washing
ton. last week, taking dispositions in the
case against the B. n o. r. B., for not
running trains into Strasburg, returned
home Monday.
The painters, Nessrs. Jas u. Clover
aud Cha=. FrayeI, are putting the finish
ing touches on the handsome front Of
Mr.. R. Lee Bargelt's Lew business house
on west Court street
We are truly glad to see that Post
master Jas H. kodeiicr is able to be out
again after his long and severe sickness.
Although still Two weak to attend TO
anything yet, we hope he will soon lie
in full health
Mrs Geo Gearing. of Main street.
lett on Saturday for Linden, Warren
county. Va. to attend meeting of the
Home Mission Society of the Methodist
Church South, as a delegate from the
Society here.
MI L. ". Brown, of the Shenandoah
Steel Roofing Co., of this place is build
Ing residence north of the railroad, and
some distance northeast of the passenger
depot. IL will De neat and comfortable
dwelling. Nj. Stewart Fur has the coz
tract for the " woodwork.
Mr. s. II. Bowman moved his immense
stock of goods into bus large new stor9-
rooms on Court street on Monday moru-
ing, and that night the long front was
lighted up for the first time, making a
very handsome and attractive appear
ance.
Mr.. Hoover, Of Woodstock, general
agent for the Mccormick mower and
reaper, Is in town this week assisting
Mr.. W. a. Cunningham, the local agent
IN introducing Mccormick machinery.
As result of their efforts they have sold
five mowers and one reaper during the
week Recorder Monterey.