Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-04-07
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Louis Wagner, Jr., wife and child
rem, Of Richmond, are at the Geary House.
Miss Antonio Wells spent Easter at
her home in Fairfax county, Va.
Mr.. S. A. Walton and little son, Of
Luray, were in Woodstock fer few days |
last week, visiting his mother.
Rev II. H. Kennedy left Tuesday 10
attend the session Of the Baltimore Con-
ference in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Frank Bowman, of the firm of f. |
S. Bowman & Bro, returned Monday |
from Baltimore.
Mr.. & Mrs. Chas. Kniesley and chill
dren, of Strasburg, spent the Easter holt
day with his parents in Woodstock.
Miss Lizzie Grabil returned from Can
tersburg, Va, where she had been teach
ing.
Misses Lou and Sue Baker, daughters
Of Col. j. c. Baker, will leave this (Frl-
day. morning for Newport News, Va.
Mrs. w. T. Mauck left Tuesday for
Summit Point, W. Va, to attend the mar
rage of her neice, Miss Alice Young.
Miss Margaret Beydler, who has been
attending school at Clifton Forge, arrived
here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Floia Snyder and Miss Grace
Wunder, Of Mt. Jackson, are visiting
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Gurtie Wissler, Of Lipscomb'
Augusta county, Va, is visiting Miss
Daisy Campbell at Llntz's Mill.
Mr.. VIM. Keller, of Toms Brook, who
had been very sick for several weeks, is
much improved, we are glad to say.
Mrs. Lin R. Irwin and children, and
Mrs. VIM. Ilite, of this place, spent some
days with relatives in Winchester, re q
turning home Tuesday evening
Miss Netiie KINGSLEY. of north Main
street. returned home Saturday from
visit of some days to her brother Mr..
, Chas. KINGSLEY, the Strasburg Druggist.
Mr.. T. Glen Locke left Monday for tie
Eastern markets and in a few days hi
great big stock of fresh spring and sum
mer goods will begin 10 pour in.
Messrs Clyde Walton and Harry Ken
= nedy, who are attending Randolph-Ma
T. con Academy, Front Royal, spent Easte
!? at their homes hore.
y Mr.. Harold A. Lightner, ofhe firm O
Y w. II. Rodefer & Co.. returned Tuesday
y evening from Charleston, W. Va, wher
# he had been called by the illness OF hi
:. mother. who is now greatly improved.
Is Mr.H.Lee Young, ofthe firm ofMauc
:. & Young, left Monday for his parent
re home at Summit Point, to be present
is the marriage Of his sister, Miss ALI
u Young to Mr.. Walter a. Withers,
Wednesday, April 9Th, at 3 O'Clock p'I
y Capt. W. G. Camp bell, who urreade
" will remember as A djutant OF The seco
Virginia Regiment during the war; al
,' who is now editor Of the Daily Eyenin
W. Journal, Of Newport News, Va, left Ia
- week for Jamaica in the southern We
Indies. to write mp the FRUIT interests
that famous island. lie will be aose
he some time.
vi We were more than glad TO see
rood friend and brother Newspaper g
)" ror. Mr.. Ambrose Henkel, Of the NJ
IL Market Valley, able to attend the con
''' ~ convention here Saturday, but sorry
OF see that he still has to use crutch.
'S' hope he will soor be entirely well OF
ie' accident, and have nothing to remlI
nS him Of it except the memory Of the s
Il" cere sy mpathy and many kind wishes
Us called forth from his host Of true iriei
TO in the newspaper profession as well
from his friends generally.