Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-10-07
PERSONAL.

:. Mr.. P. A. Pitman, was. here this wee
l. Mr.. Chas. Williams, our foreman,
off duty this week on account Of sicknei
:. Rev. J. P. Stump, of Fredericksbul
preached in the Methodist church Ia
d Sunday night.
Mr.. Ed Koontz left Friday for Bal
I , more to resume his studies at dent
, college.
Miss Ida McTnturf was visiting rel
tives and friends in Clarke county, la
week.
Rev. W. J. Cooke, of Pa, preached
the Christian Church, in this place, la
Sunday morning and night
Rev. Dr. Grammer will preach h
farewell sermon, at the Episcopal churcl
/ in Woodstock, Sunday 10Th.
Mr.. Hugh Supinger, formerly typo {
this office, is visiting his brother-in-lav
Mr.. ID. L. Lindamood, at Cave Station.
DR.. S. o. Richey, of Washington, spen
a short time with his sisters. in this place
the latter part of last week.
Miss Annie, young daughter Of Mrs
Chas. Rush, on the river near town, ha
been quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Capt. W. G. Campbell, Adjutant of tn,
Second Va, Regiment, went to Harrison
burg, Saturday, returning Monday.
Messrs. Jas. Clover, VIM. J. Supingoi
and Geo. Dosh are at Broadway, paint
ing a house for Mr.. Geo. Williams.
Our old friend, Mr. Shakman paid
the Herald Office a friendly call last Sat-
urday. We are always glad to see his
smiling face.
DR.. P. D. stephenson, on his return
from Synod, stopped at Culpeper to at
tend the meeting of the Grand C. V.
Camp.
Mrs. Fannie Ludlow and Mrs. Tam Al
len ola Porte, Indiana are visiting Mrs.
A. F. Grandstaf and other friends in this
county.
Miss Louisa Fitzpatrick, of Nelson
county, Va, is visiting her young friend e,
Miss Ethel Stickley, Of South Mullen
burg street,
Nh D. c. O'Flaherty, Independent
candidate for Congress, from this dis
trict was in town last Saturday. He
has many friends in Shenandoah.
Miss Mollie Duvall, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Richey, for some
weeks, returned to her home, at Fred
erick, Nd, last Friday.
DR.. J.B. Strayer, Of this county, at
one time representative Of the county
in the House Of Delegates, was paralyzed
last week His sickness, it is hoped, is
not Of serious character.
Mr. Mccormick, who has charge oftbe
new B. & L. building, was painfully hurt
by fall from stepladder last Friday.
He was confined to the house for several
days, although able to be around again
has not fully recovered.
Mr. b. b. Lewis, Of Harnsonburg, a.
member ofthe 2nd Va. Regt made a very
pleasant call at our Office last Monday.
He seems equally ready to serve Uncle
Sam or retire to citizens life.
Joseph Laughlin, of Co. A. who was
brought back quite sick with typhoid
fever when the company returned Oh
furlougb, is still confined to the house
steadily improving. We hope
it will not be many days before Joe is
able to be ont and around again.
Mrs Elizabeth Heller, a highly re-
spected resident of this place, celebrar-
ed her S0th birthday on Saturday last.
In cOmmemOration of the occasion, Ms
Heller was ente rtained at supper at the
residence Of heI son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Goldman. All her
children were present. embracing Mr..
c has Holt and Mrs. r. d. Haislip, Of
Stanton, Va, Mrs. VI. Shackman. of
Baltimore, and Mrs. WI. Dosh, Mr..
NJ. Coflman and Mrs. Philip Pitman, OF
this place. The following sons-in-law
were also present, and Mr.. NJ. Shackman.
of Baltimore, and Messrs. W. L. Dosh
and NJ. Cofman, Of town.
Some months since Ms. Heller wa,
quite i'll, and it was feared she would not
recover, but we are glad to say she is
now in good health, and her many
friends in this place hore she may live TO
celebrate many more returns Of her