Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-05-28
PERSONALS.

B. Schmltt has placed a phone in his
drug store. 1t is number 6.
Miss Beulah Newman is visiting Capt.
Geo. w. Koontz's family.
Mrs. Ross Myers. of strasburg, is visit
ing relatives aud friends near this place.
Mr.. William French returned last Tues
day, after a short trip to Washington.
Mrs ]. H. Beaohley and daughter, of
Hagerstown, Md, are visiting MIS-. I. B.
Rchey.
Mss Annie CAbell aud Miss Lizzie
Pence were visiting Mr. NJ. B. WuDders
family this week.
Mr. P. L. Yates left Wed nesday on
business trip to she upper end of the
county.
Miss Annie F. Diggs and Miss Ole
Tumblinson, of Baltimore, are visiting
Rev. H. H. Kennedy and family.
Mr.. Juo. S. Hoshour is at Clifton Forge,
experimenting the erection of tan for
the Standard oil Company.
Misses Mary smoot, Maggie Beydler
and Mamie Grabill returned from Clifton
Forge Seminary last evening.
DR.. J. B. Rush expects to be absent
from his Office from the Sth, until the 23d,
Of June 1897.
MIR. N. w. Magruder, wife and chill
dreh returned from Washington on Mon
day night.
Eddie Barron, who has been in Wash
iDgtor, for several months, returned to
his home here Monday night.
Miss Laura Patton returned from the
Wesleyan Female Institute, last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. W. B. Lichliter, the popular mer-
chant of Cross Roads 10 Powell's Fort,
called at the Herald Office Monday.
Mr. ". C. Duvall of New York is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. l. b.
Richey.
Perry Bower, who has been attending
the Richmond Medical College is a t bis
home here.
SIR. John Sweeny, residing on the
river south Of town, who has been con-
6ued to the home by a badly sprained
ankle, is able to be out again.
Mr.. John Lohr cut his ankle, last
Saturday with an axe. The wound was
quite painful and necessitated the use OF
a crutch
Miss Nevada Kaiesley, of north Nam
street, returned Monday from brief
visit to Der brother, Mr.. Chas Kniesley,
of strasburg.
Mrs. Geo. Gearing, of Main street, who
was qute Ill last week, has abodt re-
covered, and Is now visiting relatives in
EdinJurg.
Mr.. r j. Walker was in Washington
this week. His friends from the Seventh
district did not permit him to become
lonely.
Mr., arthur Stickley and wife. of Strss
burg, spent a few days this week with
bis brother. Col. E. L. Stickley of south
Muhlenberg street.
MI. Joseph Kelley has moved his fam
Ny from this place to Brunswick, Nd,
much to the regret of their many friends
here.
Our friend DaYy Copp. of near town,
painfully sprained his wrist a few days
ago. Ask him how it happened aud he
Will take pleasure in giving you all the
particulars.
Mrs. Samuel Bowman, a former well
known resident of the river section near
town, but now living in Page comfy, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
neighbOrhood.
Mr. John }. Gochenour, of Maurertown,
has gone to Moorefeld, ". Va, where he
has contracted to put up stOnewall
fifteen feet high and three hundred feet
long, to prevent the river encroaching
upon tie town.
Mr.. A. G. Shaver, of MaurertOwn, the
active and accommodating agent of the
Manhattan Life Insurance, of New York,
presented Us with one Of their largo and
elegantly gotten up calenders for 1877.
Msssrs. J L. Burner and Moses Wal
ton, of the WOod.tOck club. and w. X.
Wightman of the E1nburg club, were IN
SIasbnrg Saturday to complsts the
final arrangements for the Valley League
bat no business was transacted on ae-
count of the absence of representatives
from the Winchester and Front Royal
clubs.