Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-06-02
PERSONALS.


this place for few days. Mr.. Liver'
has number of important contracts
/ which keep him away from home fol
!. much of his time.
:, Mr.. Vernon T. Stricken, of Buens
Vista, and his brother Mr.. HuLter NJ
Stricken, of this place, were visiting
heir parents Mr.. and Mrs Reuben T
Stricken at Springfield, Page county
' last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr., Jos. L. Estep, of Lantz's Mills
paid the HERALD Office a pleasant
visit last Monday.
Mr.. Sam'l Moore, of Quicks burg
was in Woodstock Monday, on bust
nese.
j Miss Ruth Lich,iter, who has been
: teaching at Grundy, Va, returned to
her home in this place last week.
| Miss Mary Newman returned from
Mary Baldwin School, Stanton, Va.
last week.
| Mr.. Fred Spiker, of North Carolina,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Spiker.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. West, of Richmond,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pence and
family this week.
Hon. M. L. Walton went to Roanoke
last Tuesday to attend the Sunday
School Convention, of which he is
President.
Miss Margaret Hoffman and her
friend. Miss Coe, of Brooklyn, New
York, are attending the commence
ment exercises of The Woman's Col
lege at Frederick, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Bowman, of
Mount Jackson were in Woodstock,
this week. The Captain seems to have
entirely recovered from the effects of
his fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Geary, of
Mount Jackson were in Woodstock,
last Tuesday.
S. B. Guyer, Esqr., of Strasburg
was in Woodstock last Monday, on
business.
Miss M. E. Coppedge left Wedues-
day for her home in Bedford City.
Va, but will return to Winchester in
July to teach in the State Normal, in
which Normal she has been an instruc
tor four years.
Mr.. Jasper c. Hotel, of Ashby
Lodge No. 81, of this place, was elect
ed District Deputy Mastor of Odd
Fellows for this district, at the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge in Lynch
burg last week.
Miss Matte Borden, of Toms
Brook, was the guest of Miss Virginia
Schmitt this week.
Few returned Tuesday evening from a
four weeks trip through West Vir-
ginia.
Miss Ossie Powell returned to her
home in Grafton, w. Va. last Satur-
dey, after visit to Mrs. Geo. Wilson |
on North Church street.
Mr.. Jno. P. Will. who has been !
principal of the Bristol, Tenn. High
School for the past two sessions has
returned to his home in this place for
the summer vacation.
Bishop Collins Denny of the NJ. E. |
Church, South. has selected Rich
mond, as his home. He is expected
to move there in September or o.
tober.
Mrs. Fred Shaffe and little daugh-
ter, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Shaffer's grandmother, Mrs. Lucinda
Few.
Mrs. Virginia Brineer returned
from visit to her uncle, Rev. w. G.
Sibert, New Hope, Pa. last week.
Mrs. Eva Newman, of Charlottes-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Bradley
and Mr.. Bennett Bradley, of Harris
onburg, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B Allen
and Miss Elizabeth Bird, OF Mt. jack
son attended the Straightforward
wedding on Thursday.
Prof. W. A. Anderson, Jr., of Bis
toll Tenn, is visiting his old friends
at Woodstock. He was the popular
Principal of the Woodstock High
School several years ago and made
many friends in this place.
Mr.. Anderson has applied for the
principalship of the Woodstock
Graded and High School for the
session of 19l1-12 and was here in
conference with the School Board
who made him proposition which he
has under consideration and it is
sincerely hoped, by host of warm
friends that he will accept.
Mr.. /. S, McNeal, CT the Valley
Hardware Co., of Staunton, with
Messrs. J. A. AndeI son and W. F
Hall, of the Remington Arms-Union
Metallic Cartridge Co., of New York,
lgave demonstration of the Reming-
. ton rifle and the U. M. c.. cartridges
at the Hotel Hoffman Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Hall, who is the cham
pion rife shot of the State of Virginia
proved to the large crowd present that
he vas past master In the use OF a
rifle with ease he would exploded q
t short cartridge thrown in the air by a
' shot from his % caliber rife. Messrs.
Anderson and Hall expect to return
D here this fall and give exhibitions al
the coming fair.
A fine lot of buggy harness for salt
at low prices at the store of j. A
Dysart q Co.
There will be singing at Pugh'!
Run school house Sunday, June tn