Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-07-02

PERSONALS.
Mrs. Geo Gearing left on Thursday fol
a brief visit to relatives in Edinburg.
Miss Nettie Kniesley returned MOnda'
from ' isit to relatives in Strasburg.
DIR. Love, of Winchester, visited som'
of bis patients in this place Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Houston, of Kentucky, preach
I'd in the Christian church here last Sun
day night.
MISS Mary Johnson, Of this place, il
spending several weeks with relatives
and frio nds in Washington.
Mr.. Geo. W. Mllsy returned Monday
morning from the great Confederate re-
union at Nashville, Tenn
Prof. Tearnow and sister, MISS Edith,
Of b ikhy Springs, W. Va, spent several
days this week with Mr.. w. ". Logan
ard family, Of north Main street.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church. of this place. have granted their
pastor, Rev. P. D. Stephenson, a vacation
during the month Of July.
Rev. DR.. Bond, presiding elder Of the
Winchester District. s. l.. Church,
South, preached ia the Methodist church
here on Sunday, morning aud evening.
Mr.. Frank Riddleberger, one of the
succe. sful and popular travelling men of
the Walker Boot ami Shoe Co Is on
visit to bis old home here
Miss Laura Ramey, of North street.
who has been suffering from severe At
tack of infamatory rheumatism, is. we
are glad to say. somewhat improved. :.
Mrs Annie Graham, of Washington,
D. c., Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Barron, on 'the Hill," at this
place
NJ. Ed. Mannux. of Washington, D.
c., Is visiting his nDcle, Mr.. Patrick
Reilly, of north Main street.
Mr.. Stewart Ramey. of Citrs, Florida.
arrived here Monday night, having been
called to bis old home here by the illness
OF his sister, Miss Laura.
Miss Lizzie Chandler, of Strasburg,
paid the Herald Office a highly appreciat-
ed visit Monday. Even the newspaper
men and printers have bright hour
occasionally in their dreary lives.
Mr.. R. Gray Williams, son of Capt.
Jno. J. Williams. of Winchester, spent a
few days the latter part of last week with
GeuI. Jas. II. Williams and family, of
Muhlenburg street.
Miss Lou BushoDg. who has been teach
ing in Maryland the past session. return
ed to her home here last Friday. She
was accompanied by her young friend,
MISS Deua Crane, of Maryland.
Rev r. C. Jett, at one time rector of
the Episcopal churches of this place aud
Mt. jackson, now rector OF that church
in Stanton, who recently underwent
an operation for apendicites. has entirely
recovered, and filled bis pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rlddleberger, of
Clifton Forge, were guests Saturday
night, of Mrs. Riddleberger's nncle, Mr..
Geo. Gearing, of this PLACE, and are now
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
c. Pullium, on the river, near town.
Mr. L. c. Kniesley, who went to Balti-
more last week to have bis eye treated,
is getting along well. The operation was
a success, and we learn thst the sight of
his eye will be saved. He may probably
get home the last of this week.
Mrs Maggie Peck and little daughter,
of Arkansas, and Mrs. Lucy Miller, of
Harrison burg, daughters of the late
Joseph Melhorn, of this place, are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Obed Howe. This
is Mrs. Peck's first visit to her natiye
place since size left years ago. Their
brother, Mr., Frank Melhorn, CT Harrison
ourg, was here last week.
Mrs. T. B. Richey, Mrs. Geo. Gearing,
and Messrs. Glenn Locke and J. C. Van
Pelt. have been appointed delegates
from the Methodist Sunday School, of
this place, to the Sunday School Con-
vention Of the Baltimore Conference
which will meet in Charlestown, Jeffer-
son county. W. Va, on July 7th and
continue until the 9th.