Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-04-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. DR.. w. S. Cline is visiting rela-
tives in New Market.
Glenn Locke returned last Friday
from Baltimore and New York.
Miss Maggie Ramey, OF this place, is
visiting in Strasburg.
Miss Willie Timmons of west end, is
visiting in Edinburg.
r. 6. Bowm an, of the firm of f. s.
Bowman & Bro, returned Friday last
from Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Dosh, Of north Main street,
is visiting the Misses Keller, OF Win
chester.
Mrs. DR.. II. II. Irwin returned Mon
day from a weeks visit in Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Fannie wilde, OF Van Buren,
Furnace, is visiting Mrs. II. c. Allen and
family of south Muhlenburg street.
Miss Chandler, Of Hanover county, is
visiting Mrs. Col. E. Z. Stickley. OF
south Muhlenburg street.
Judge Tavenner. returned home Non
day from few days visit to Winchester
and Frederick county.
Misses Regina Jones and Eliza Trip
lett, of Mt. Jackson, spent some days
here with relatives the first of the week.
Mr.. S. F. Hess, of this place, was a
visitor to friends in the upper end Of the
county last week.
Miss Sallie Guitars, who has been
visiting relatives in Rockingham coun-
ty. returned to her home recently.
Rev. Charles Friend. of Southwest
Virginia, is visiting Rev. DR.. Stephenson
and family.
Rev. Father McKeeirey held mass in
the Catholic church, in this place, on
last Monday.
Mr.. Jacob Lichliter. OF Washlngtoh'
is visiting his cousin, Mr.. Joseph Frayel'
OF east Court street.
Miss Lucy OFT, of north uain street
returned last Friday from an extended
visit to relatives in and near Wheeling,
w. Va.
Rev. W. c. Blair, Of Timberville,
spent a few days the first Of the week
with Mr. p. J.. Yates and family. He
preached in Edinburg Sunday morning.
Miss Nevada Knieslcy, who has been
spending some weeks with relatives on
Lost River, Hardy county, W. Va, re-
turned to her home here Monday.
The Luray Union says: DR.. II. j..
Smoot is not 50 well this week. but we
hope thathe will soon regain his usual
health.
DR.. Hsrold II. Haas. of HIarrisonburg,
has been assigned to duty as assistant
surgeon on board the Texas. DR.. Haas
is nephew of Mr.. E. c. Haas, Of this
place.
DR.. II. II. Irwin left Saturday for
Washington and Baltimore, returning
Monday night While in Washington
the Doctor witnessed some ofthe exciting
scenes in Congress, Monday.
The many friends in this county as
we'll as through the State generally, will
be glad to know that Genl. Jas. II.
Williams has so far recovered from his
recent illness as to be able to be out
again. We hope to see him in full health
in very short time.
Mr.. Perry /. Boyer, OF this place, who
has been attending the medical course OF
the University of Maryland, has beer
APPOINTED clinical assistant at that place
fol- one year. Twenty-four'are appointed
each wear from the third year class ant
from 500 students.
DIR. W. 5 Cline. Of this place, tender
cd his services to the government, as
surgeon. five should have war. lie re
ceived a reply from the Surgeon Genera
that his offer would be accepted il HI
services are needed. As the fightini
will be principally by the navy tn
Doctor may stand good chance @
getting aboard Of one Of the cruisers.