Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-07-07
PERSONAL.

MIS- Eta Pfscault, Of Baltimore, i
visiting Mrs. VIM. Koontz, in this place
Mr.. Chas. Springer went to Cave S.a
uon Wednesday, to visit his sister.
Mr.. A. A. Jones and family of August,
ounty are visiting Mr.. J. W. Wenger.
| Miss Grace Hutchinson of Baltimore j.
visiting at Capt. G. W. Koontz's.
Miss Laura Walton is at the White
Sulpher Springs.
Mr.. Olin lobe is visiting his mother in
this place.
Mr.. Richard Hughes, of Hanisonburg,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. c. w. Burner.
Mrs. Mary Zlrkle, of this place, recent
| ~ returned from a pleasant visit TO the
Blue Ridge section of Eastern Virginia.
Mr. Omer Fravel. of Rochester. is Wis
iiing his father, Mr.. Jos. Fravel, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. FCrrett and children, of
New Orleans, is visiting Mrs. Ferrett's
mother, Mrs. Julia Allen.
Mr., Omer Keller and wife, of ALE
gheny City, is visiting the family OF his
father, Mrs. Jos. Keller.
Mr. RObt. Jobe. now living with his
uncle Mr.. John Richey, at Fort Defiance,
is visiting his mother and sisters in this
place.
Claude Albert, Of Washington, reached
here on Saturday on visit 10 his father, |
Mr.. ". II. Albert, and family.
Harry Il. Riddleberger, ofwashington,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. w. Magru-
der.
DR.. P. D. Stephenson returned on
Saturday night and filled his regular APP
pointments on Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Johnson and wife Of IGs.
Jackson. and Miss Nettie Hotel. Of
Phil. were in Woodstock, the first Of the
week.
Mr. Fl. B. Chapman, our popular rail
road agent, will attend the annual con-
yention of Sou :hern r.. r. Agents, at
Asheville, n. c., next week.
Messrs. n. NJ. Rhodes, Jos. Boyer and
L. r. Smith, were summoned to Harr-
ronburg the first ofthe week 10 serve as
Jurors in the U, S. Court Il
Mrs W. G. CAMPBELL, Of Newport
News, arrived here Monday evening and
is stopping with her brother and sisters
at the old family home here. She has
been suffering from severe spell Of
malaria,
Mr.. W. L. Laughlin of McKeesport,
Pa, arrived here Wednesday. As most
Of our readers are aware, Mr.. Laughlin
owns the Shenandoah House in this place
and was called here BY the burning OF the
stables 0: this popular Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs A. Eason left here Mon
lay morning for Ashland, KY, where
they expect to make their home Cor the
uture. Mr.. Shaat, his Drothor-in-law,
. fomer manager Of the large tannery at
lepp, on Cedar Creek, in this colGty, Is
operating a similar eStabiishmeht at Ash.
and, and Mr. Eason will probably take
part in it. During his stay at Zepp he
vas much liked, and the best wishes OF
many warm friends will follow him and q
lis popular young wife to their new
ZONE. ,
A party Of Woodstock young men took
advantage of the great Interuational l.
of the Christian Endeayor II
Organization at Detroit, Michigan, and
he low rates offered by the railroads, to
,isit this beautiful city, so near the Cana
liam border They left on the west
,ound 1915, p. m. train for Stauaton.
where they will take The c. Il o. r. r.
or the west The party consists Of Mes
rs Gene Geary, Hugh Kneisley, Fred :
Anderson, Frank Bowman, Will Bargelt
Mark Stephenson, and Milt Koontz,-
We hope the boys will have a fine trip
md will return safely running oyer with
enjoyment,