Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-17
PERSONALS.


were called in and administered re
III f.
Mr.. Houston Newman, of Randolph
Macon Academy spent Sunday with
his parents, Judge and Mrs. E. D
Newman.
Mr. John Hoover, of Front Royal
visitor his old home, over Sunday.
Mr.. Blrns Bradley, OF Harrison
burg spent the weekend with friends
in town.
Messrs. Joseph Boyer, of Texas
and Carl Boyer, of Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, were called
to their home in this place by the
illness of their mother, Mrs. J. D.
Boyer.
Mrs. L. Brooks, Bennings, is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Bargelt and Miss
Sarah Litten.
Mr.. w. S. French is spending this
week in Pennsylvania on business.
Mr.. F. d. Smith editor of the Stras-
burg News and Mr.. Lester Fletcher of
Strasburg returned to their homes
Tuesday after short stay in town.
Rev. and Mrs. Kuhns arrived Fri
day from their former home in North
Carolina and for the present will
make their home at the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Snyder on
Muhlenberg street.
Miss Lucy Miller who has been
her home with her sister in
Harrisonburg. reached Woodstock
Friday and will make her future homo
with Der niece. Mrs. E. C. Haas, on
North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dosh have
returned from a visit to Mrs. A. II.
Snyder, of Harrisonburg.
Mr.. Henry Mosler, of New York &C.
by his niece, Miss Ward,
'PCho ido1 odbuiOdy duu OuuudyS op
The Geary Hotel.
Mr.. Mosier is an artist and is now
Engaged in painting picture of Rev.
Peter Muhlenberg, as he preached his
celebrated sermon before the revolu-
ionary war. He vas anxious to get
3 photograph of the old church, but
rs it had been torn away before the
birth of any of the present citizens of
it was impossible. He
he was fortunate in finding a large
photograph of Muhlenberg and one of
,he gown which he wore on that his
orical occasion.
Mrs. J. A. Snyder returned last
Monday from a visit to friends in
iarrisOnbnrg.
Miss Nan Grabill, after spending
= week at home, returned to her
chool, at Chase CITY, Va. last Tues
lay.
Mr.. d. W. P. II ltcheson, of Det-
lick, has been very i'll for some
7eeks. Drs. Irwin and Ford
.fter careful examination decided that
N operation is necessary. Mr.. Hutch
son is said to have a malignant
rowth in the stomach. His trouble
yas occasioned by his wagon, loaded |
nth lumber, running over him several
lonths ago. He is brother of County |
treasurer, Jos. Eutcheson.
Mr.. Clarence Irwin. of this place,
tho will be with the Danvi,le base
ell team this season, visited Har-
isonburg this week.
Mr.. c. NJ. Shaffer, of ST. Paul. Vir-
ina, who with his wife and child are
pending sometime in Edinburg, spent
Wednesday with his mother, Mrs.
lila Shaffer on south Muhlenberg
treet.
Mr.. c. I. Bowman lett Wednesday
or Front Royal.
Judge I. w. Harrison occupied |
lis judicial duties for the March term
# court Wednesday, and left in the
fternoon for home.
Mr.. L. L. Lonas, of near Mt. Jack
on was business visitor in town /
tuesday.
Mr.. Wilson Gearing. son OF Mr.. NJ.
;. Gearing and until recently a stu
ent at Randolph-Macan College,
Ashland, Va, is at home convalescing
rom an operation for appendicitis.
)wing to the lateness OF the session. !
dr.. Gearing will not return to college
lis year.
Attorneys C. B Guyer and A. c.
stickley, of Strasburg, and L. Trip
EFT, jr., of Mt. Jackson attended courl
Wednesday.
Mr.. w W. Lantz, of Mt. Jackson,
whose philanthropy made possible
The erection of Lantz Hall at Massa-
autten Academy, was visitor in
1ra Ualoos1,