Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-05-27
PERSONAL.

Irlenus In W washington
DR.. Brubaker and wife Of Page county,
are visiting Mr.. Milton Boyer and family.
Mrs. Lucinda Few is visiting in Edin-
burg.
Miss Dolly Echart, OF Edinburg is at
Mrs. Lectch's.
Miss Alice Hotel, daughter OF Mr..
David Hottel,is very i'll.
Mr. Harry Skyles, Of Washington, !.
visiting his fathers family.
Judge F. s. Tsvenner was in Winches-
ter the first of the week.
Miss Blanche Pitman returned to her
home, in this place, last Friday.
Mrs. Emma Sager of Ohio, is visiting
her fathers family.
Rev. X. Van Horn, OF Clifton Forge
spent several days, with his daughter,
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Bausermsn.
Mr.. Walter Haas, formerly OF this
place, has Joined the cowboy cavalry,
In Dacotah.
Miss Bertha Kern, Of Phillpsburg,
Pa. is visiting Mr.. NJ. V. French and
family.
Mrs. Saml. prltchard and daughter
Maud, spent several days visiting
friends, near Seven Fountains.
Miss Cora Pitman. OF Muhlenburg
street spent last week with her friend,
Mrs. Harry Haun, OF Kern's Springs.
Mr.. Walter Fravel spent few days
in Martinsburg, the first OF the week.
Richard Brooks, who has been in
Ohio for sometime, returned home last
week.
Mr.. Will Jobe, Of Richmond, is visit
ing his mother and sisters on north
Main street.
DR.. A. w. Rusmisselle and wife, OF
Lebanon Church, this week visited
friends in this place.
Bishop White, of the Episcopal
diocese of Virginia. held services at EN-
anuel church in this place Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. John S. Hoshour returned to
Baltimore Monday after spending sew
eral days with his family here.
Mr.. W. r. Alexander's appointment
as Captain and Asst. Quartermaster In
the L. S. Army, has been confirmed by
the Senate.
Messrs. Giles Cook and d. c. O'Fla
herty, of Front Royal, r. J. Walker, o.
Mt. Jackson and A, c. Stickley OF Stras'
burg were IN town, last Tuesday
Miss Nina Fountain returned to her
heme in Washington, after spending a
few weeks with DIR. J. L Campbell an(
family. of south Muhlenburg street.
Miss Annie LittOn, who has beef
spending short while with her parents
here, returned last Saturday to Martins
burg, ". Va.
DR.. Hugh NJ. Logan, Of Rectortown
was called to his old home, in this place
last Thursday, by the serious illness
his father, Capt. II. Logan.
Krs Julia saun, of HArrisonburg,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jacob 4
lClower, and other relatives on mort
Main street.
Mrs. Robt. n. Cav, who has bee
visiting her brother and sister, Dir. Rob
Anderson, and Miss Laura Anderson
OF south Main street, for several week
has returned to her home in Wayne'
boro.
Misses Mary Smoot, OF near town an
Mamie Grabill, OF Woodstock, who hav
been teaching at Clifton Forge, and Mis-
Maggie Beydler, who has been attend
ling the same school, returned HON
Wednesday morning.
The Lura y Union says; Mr.. WI
Miley Of woodstock was in the city oV
Sunday. He denies 1t but we belize
he was over here contracting with oil
of our Masons to locate in Woodstoc
We shall see later.
Mr.. Elmer Sherman, of Harrisonbur
spent few days with his mother at h
old home in this place the first OF I
{ week. Mr.. Sherman is an expert tel
phone man and has been in practlc
charge of the Rockingham Telephol
lines for some time.
/ Mr.. David Hos hour, of Front Roy
r ,pent a frw days recently with his so
q Mr.. Johns. Hoshour, at his old hor
t. here. He is LOOKING we'll and his 3
g vanclng years seem to sit lightly up
him. bnt unfortunately his eyesight h
failed him almost eati rely. His ma
friends here are Away glad to welsOI
his visits to his old home here.
: Our friend, Mr.. A. H. Snyder, OF
Rockingham Register, OF Harrisonou
= was in Woodstock his nstlve place, t
=. Hrst of the week. By the way, I
" Reqister is one OF the best county paps
in the State, publication that the pr
ID pie Of Rockingham county and the tov