Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-09-22
PES0NAL.

Miss Addie Gale Miley is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs A. j. Boyer,i- Stephens City,
Mr.. WILDER Newman left this week fol-
Randolph Macon College, Ashland, Va.
Mr.. N. B. Schmitt went to Mooiefield
last Monday.
Messrs. William Ramey and Luther
Rudy returned to Canton, o., Monday.
Miss Ella Hilleary returned to her
home in this place last Friday.
Mr.. Clyde Walton returned to school
at Front Royal, last week.
Miss Lizzie Rau, of Luray is visitii &
the family Of Mr.. G. c. Pulliam.
Mr.. d. J. Fravel, of Columbus, o.,
called to see us, last Tuesday.
Mr.. ohearer, wife and two children of
Washington are at River side.
Mr.. NJ. e. Stickley returned to the I'm
versity Of Virginia last week.
Mr.. Chas. Bushong, of this place, has
returned to Roanoke College at Salem.
Mrs. Rose Rhodes has gone TO Wash
inglon where she mas secured a position.
Mr.. John Hollar of Readus, left Tues
day for Washington,
Mr.. Claud lie r. Miley has gone to
Luray on business trip.
Mr.. Edward Engle and wife, of Balti-
more, Md, are visiting Rev. DR.. p. d.
Stephenson and wife.
Mrs. Perry Talbert, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. David Lambert, Of this
place.
Mr. Arther E. Bowman left for Balti-
more Wednesday, where he will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Lucy Luke, who has been visiting
her uucle, Mr.. w 7. Williams, left for
Clarke Co., last Monday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bauserman and children are
visiting Mrs. BIS father and family, at
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. Fred Anderson went to Winches-
ter Tuesday morning. He will return
Friday.
DR.. J. B. Rush. who has been visiting
relatives at his old home in McGahesyille
for several weeks, will return Saturday.
Misses Annie and Mary johnson Of
Baltimore returned to their home after
pleasant visit to relatives IN this place.
Miss trace Hutchinson, who has been
visiting Miss Nellie Koontz, returned to
her home Tuesday.
Mr.. T. Baker, Of Nj. Olive, called to
see us Monday. Mr.. Baker is just getting
around again after two weeks confne-
ment TO the house with a severe carbuncle.
Mr.. Richaid Clark, one OF our black
smiths, has left for point in Greenbrier
count, where he will work for a contrac-
tor on a new railroad building there.
Misses Gertie Tompson and Bessie
Bergman who have been spending
the summer at DR.. J. L. Campbells left
last Saturday for their homes IN Norfolk
Miss Eta Poscoe left here Tuesday fol
her home in Baltimore, she has been
spending the Summer with Mrs. VIM
Koontz.
Mrs. &. W. Burner and niece, Margaret
Martin, of South Main street, returned
Monday from a visit to her brother, Mr.
Richard C.. Hughes, Of EIarrisonburg.
DR.. c. NJ. Hollingsworth, Of Harrison
burg spent last Saturday and Sunday a
Riverside, the home Of his mother anC
sisters.
Miss May Magruder has returned t.
Lvnchburg to resume her studies in The
Randolph-Macon Woman College in tina
city.
Messrs. Wallace Barron, Charles 10
defer, John Writ, Frank Coffman, Tel
Miley, Ed. Ramey, Palmer Rau, AM
Mark Few left last Monday for Glenn
wood, Pa, where they will work for tn
B. & 0. Railroad.
Our old friend, DR. L. l.. Richardson
of Baltimore, Nd, called to see US Sat
urday. The Doctor stands deseryedl
high as a physician, and is one of tn
faculty Of the Baltimore Medical COLLEGE
being one of the clinical assistants.
Mrs. Joseph w. Roberts, Mrs. Geo. L
Tussing and Miss Nellie Grabill, Of Ne'
Morket, spent some days recently wit
Mr.. Jacob Fravel and family, on th
river east of Woodstock.
Mrs. Hugh G. Glover, who has bee
spending the summer with her husband
mother, on the river near town, return
ed to her home in Providents, r. l., La
Friday.