Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-02-11
PERSONAL.

Waiter and Bessie Feely are yisitin
= Mt. S. r. Fsely and family of Lebanon
Nessrs. X. c. Hoshour and r. +
Leetch are both still very i'll.
Miss Bruce Funkhouser was visiting
friends in Yood stock few DAYS ago.
Mr.. E. NJ. Bushong left on last Tuesday
for business trip to Ohio.
DR.. Dan1 BushOng was visiting hi
, fathers family last week.
Mr.. Henry Brumback, of Philadelphia
is visiting his mother on the river soutt
OftOwn.
Mr. Frank Conrad, a prominent Win
chester Attorney, has been attending
court here this week.
Mr.. Josephus Snarr aud wife, of Indian
Territory. are visiting Mr.. Milton Golf
man and family.
W. 7. Williams, Esqr., has been con-
fined to his house by sickness. for few
days
Mr.. Lee Young, of the firm of Mauck
aud Young, who had been sick TO several
days is much better.
Mr.. Bolts Lewis, the new Assistant
collector of Internal Revenue was in
Woodstock, on last Monday.
Mrs. ]. W. Msgruder, who has been i'll
for some days, is better. we are glad 10
say.
Mr.. William Skyles, who is now travel
ling for the Walker Boot aud Shoe Co,
spent few days with his fathers family.
Miss Minnie Hoffman. of Edinburg,
spent a few days with Miss Lucy Allen,
of south Muhlenburg street.
Il. H. Downing, Esqr, of Front Royal.
was attending our county court, his
week.
Miss Mary Samqels is visiting her
slster-in-law, Mrs. Lucy Samueis, of
rerth Wuhlenburg street.
Miss Ollie Tallhelm, of Edinburg, was
the guest of her cousin Mss Nellie
Koontz, the first of the week,
DR.. W p. Cation who has been absent
several weeks visiting relatives, return
ed on Tuesday.
Clyde Walton, who is attending
Randolph Macon Academy, at Front
Royal, came home Saturday for a visit OF
day or two to his parents.
Mr. George Lewis, one of our popular
young men, who has been ill for several
weeks. is able to be out again, we are
glad to say.
Judge VIM Atkinson, of Winchester,
is holding court for Judge Tavenner in
the trial of case in which Judge T. had
been Interested as counsel.
Our friend, John Rinker, of st. Davld's,
and Mr.. G H. Ship, Of Edith. were IN to
see us Monday. Both are pleasant fellows
and will always be mighty welcome in
our sanctum.
Mr.. Harry Kennedy, who is a student
at Randolph Macon Academy, Front
Royal, spent few days with his parents
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, returning
to school Monday evening.
Prof. L. A. Lohr. of Shenandoah,
Page county, Va, and Mr. A. B. LOhr,
of New Market, spent several days with
their brother, Mr. John W. Lohr, at
MaureItowL, returning home Tuesday.
Mss Gennie Pence and Miss Mary
Dingleilne, Of near Forestvllls, after a
pleasant visit to Mr.. Jacob Dinglsdlne
and family, of this place, returned 30
their homes last week.
Mr.. ODE Howe, former resident Of
this place, but now residing in Staun-
ton spent a few days here with his
brother, Mr.. Jno. Howe, the first of the
week.
Hon. S. S. Turner, formerly reprcsen
tative Of this District in Congress, is
lying critically Ill at his home in Front
Royal. No hope Of recovery IS entertain
ed by his friends.
Mary and Bender, the young children
Of Mr.. Chas Kniesey, the popular Stras
burg druggist. are visiting the grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs, l. c, Kniesley, OF
north Main street.
Mr.. Root. Borden, Of strasburg, Mr.
r j. Walker and L. Triplett, of Mt.
jackson, aud C. W. Bennick, of New
Market. we're among the visiting lawyers
at this term of the eOurt.
Mr.. C. X. Painter. who has been living
in LaFOuntaine, Ind, for about eight
years, where he married, spent several
weeks at Hamburg with his father, Mr.
Henry Painter, returning recently to his
home.