Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-05-21
PERSONALS.


Mrs. Robinson, mother of DR.. T. L.
Robnson,is here with her son aud family.
Narven Mauck is visiting relatives in
STANLEY, Page county, Va.
Father McKeefery. of the Catholic
church was in Woodstock, last Friday
Miss Minnie Wilson, of Mt. Jackson,
spent few days last week with Miss
Mabie Windle at the Shenandoah House.
Mrs. f. s. Tavenner has returned
home from pleasant visit to relatives in
Front Royal.
Mrs. DIR. a. Martin, Of Stanton a fol-
mer resident of this place, IS visiting
relatives in Nc. Jackson.
Miss Annie Martin aud Misses Maggie
and Laura Ramey spent a few days in
Strasburg last week, visiting relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Lusby has taken charge of
ths Methodist church at New Castle. He
is a young man.
Miss Allie Hamman and little Joe
Smith went to Charlottesville last Satur-
day, TO visit friends.
Hugh Kneisley, went to Winchester
Monday to put on large slate roof in
that place.
Mrs DR.. J. L. Campbell has been called
to Norfolk, by the extreme Illness OF
friend.
Dr. J. NJ. Grammer, OF the Episcopal
Church, is attending the Council at
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Nj. w. Magruder aud children
left Thursday morning for a brief visit
to Washington.
Miss Nellie Hoshour. who has been
teaching in the family of Mir. Cover at
Browntown. Warren county, has returned
to her home here.
Robert Basford, of HarrIsonburg, re-
Gently made bicycle run from Harri-
son burg to Winchester a distance of
nearly 70 miles, IN five hours. He re-
turned to Harrisonburs the same dav.
The many friends of Mr.. Arch Rid
dele IN this place and vicinity, will re-
eret to hear that he has been quite i'll
with pneumonia at his home in Stras-
burg.
Miss Mary E. Russell. daughter of Mr..
Jas. B. Russell, of Winchester, has been
appointed sponsor for Virginia at the
great Confederate Veterans Reunion at
Nashville, Tenn, IN June.
Mr.. Luke Glenn who has been resident
OF Kansas for the last % years, was VISIT
ing friends 10 Powell's Fort for some
weeks. He left this county IN 1852 aud
resided in Mary land until that time.
Miss DAISY Hoover, charming young
lady of Woodstock. who has been visit
ing in this section for the past week,
left for her home Sunday, much to the
regret of Walter.-Pdgs Ners.
Mr.. W. II. Wigbtman, the popular
Landlord of the Eureka House, Edlnburg,
was in town Saturday attending the base
ball meeting. Dad is a first class
landlord, and has added 20 the already
high reputation of the Eureka House.
MI. J. Ed. Beazley, a well known
resident of Edinburg, was in town Mon
day. There seems to be no doubt that
he will be the next postmaster of Edin'
burg. an office which be previously filled
with credit and efficiency.
As we 90 to press we learn that Mr.. w.
T. Uilliams will leave In few hours for
Charlotte, n. c., as a delegate to the
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
church to be held IN that city he being
a commissioner from the Winchester
Presbyt,ry, Mr.. Williams will be absent
about ten days.
Nc. d. H. Walton, prominent Young
man of this place, has accepted a posi-
ition as travelling salesmar for the large
and widely known shoe house of Sling
Huff. johns g. Co., of Baltimore. MI
Walton is a Reliable man aud those
who deal with him can rest assured o
square treatment.