Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-05-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs NJ, L. Walton is visiting relatives
in Martinsburg, W. Va.
Miss Lou Baker is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Chas. Hines and Arthur Gill, MEM
beers of the Anderson Guards, left Mon
day to join their company in Richmond.
Prof. Chas. II. Winston, Of Richmond
College, will be at the head Of the State
Normal at Mt. Jackson.
Mr.. James Logan, of St. Dayid's,
Powelrs Fort. has been at his old home
here for some days this week.
Mr.. Ira Snyder, who has been EN-
ployed in a marble yard in Front Royal,
returned to his home here Monday.
Miss Laura Trplett, of Mt. Jackson,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs j. c. Van
Pelt, OF south Muhlenbur street.
Miss Rob Maupn, of Stephenson, is
visiting the Misses Magruder at Dr. J. L.
Campbelrs on south Muhlenburg street.
Miss Emily Baker, of Winchester is
visiting her cousin Miss Ada Baker, Of
this place.
Mrs. Flora Snyder and Mrs. Bird were
visiting friends in Woodstock, last
Saturday.
Mr.. Robt. Glass, Winchester, spent
Sunday with DR.. J. L. Campbell and
family, OF south Muhlenburg street.
Miss Robbie Hannah, of Mt.
Jackson, spent few days this week
with friends in this place.
Mr.. J. c, Van Pelt, our widely known
and popular singer, is now filling six
weeks engagement in Manchester.
Mrs. DIR. w. S. Cline returned
Wednesday from a visit to relatives
in New Market.
Mss Minnie Newton went to Win
chester Monday to spend a week or two
with relatives in that enterprising little
city.
Mrs. Ferdinand Schumacher is visit
ing the family of her sonin-law,
Capt. S. II. Bowman.
Miss Lula Hupp who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Donaldson, re-
turned to her home at Sperryv!lle, last
week.
mr.. L. R. Ogden, OF Luray, is work
ing for Nr. Monroe Boyer in his bicyc lie
repair shop in the Boyer & Stickley
Block.
Miss Annie Magruder, who la.
been living with her grandmother,
in Frederick county, is visiting her
parents near town.
Mrs. Annie Graham, OF Washingt on,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
c. Barron, at their pleasant home on
"The HILL northwest of the railroad
station.
Mr.. Will Martin, who has been teach
ing at Lovettsvil.e, Loudoun county, re-
turned to his home here last week, his
school having closed for the summer.
Hiss Lizzie Chandler, one OF Stras-
burg's most popular and attractive
young ladies, spent last week with her
young friend, Miss Nellie Hoshour. Of
south Muhlenburg street.
Rev. y. II. Skyles and Mr.. Jacob Fra
vel left Wednesday morning for Loveits-
vile. Loudoun Co. Va. 10 attend the
classes Of the Reformed Church at that
lplace.
Mrs. Rev. J. r. Campbell and hel
daughter, Miss Willie Timmons, left
Tuesday for her home in Snow Hill, Nd
The deepest sympathy Of our people will
Ifollowand abide with this bereaved family
Mrs. w. G. Campbell, of Staunton,
is the guest Of her brother and sisters in
this place. and will probably remain
here during the absence Of her husband
WHO'S adiutanto Of Col. BaSer's Second
Va. Regt.
General Roller, Of Harrisonburg, was
in Washington Saturday and paid q
visit to the Var Department. He went
to see about his application for com
mission in the army which has been OF
file for some time.
Genl "Gabe" Wharton, one Of III,
gallant old Confederate generals who
took prominent part in the battle o
New Market, spent Friday night, o
last week, with Hon. JOS NJ Bauserman
ofthis place. The brave old man is still
hale and hearty, AID is the last surviving
Confederate general who took part il
that desperate battle.