Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-05-07
PERSONALS

visiting Mr.. and Mrs William Eiley
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Pence and chill
went to Lexington last Thursday 7
visit Mrs. Pence's parents. Mr.
Pence returned the next day Mr.
Pence will remain with her parent
for two weeks.
Mr.. P. S. Fahrney, of Strasbur
was a business visitor ia Woodstocs
last Monday.
II Mr. Oh res Cites accompanied Mr.
Fred Smith to The latter's home Il
Strasburg where they spent the nlgh'
returning to Woodst Wednesday
| Mr.. George " Miley has returned
from Charlottesville, where he spen
the inter with his daughter, Mis-
Georgia M. Eutsler.
! Mrs. Charles Philips has returned
from Harrisonhurg where she was
called by the illness and death OF hei
grandmothe Mrs. Williams
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Shipe ARE
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Shlpe
of Saumsyilie.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Downey, OF
Eiinburg spent Wednesday With her
aunt, Mrs. s. ]. Hoffman on South
Main Street.
Hon. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bauserman
and three sons have returned from a
week end visit to relatives in Luray.
Mr.. Cecil Compton, who has been
visiting Mr.. S. II. Guitars and family
on North Church Street, for the past
three weeks, left Wednesday to visit
friefds and relatives in Staunton.
Misses Arthelia Cullers and Luella
Linaweaver. of Bentonville rode to
Woodstock horseback, where they
spent the week end with Miss Reba
Cullers on Church Street, and the
latter's brother, Lester Cullers, of
Massanu. ten Academy.
Mr.. II. L. Gosenberger. OF Wash
ington, was a visitor in town this
week.
Mrs james q. Clover has returned
from a visit 30 her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Winfield, of Broadway.
Mrs. L S. Walker and daughter,
Miss Arlene, are visiting Mrs. Walk
er's sisters, Mrs Fred Reed, of
Chambersburg, Pa.
Miss Mary Beall Walton left re-
Gently for an extenled visit to her
sister, Mrs. Chester Holloway, of
Snow Hill. Md.
Mr.. John Hoover, of Front Royal
was a visitor in town this week.
MIS-. Newton Brumbaugh and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Minnie Miller, of Washing
ton, are attheir old home in Wood
stock.
Mrs. Eliza Grim, of New Market, is
visiting Mr.. Frank Brumback and
family.
DR.. William Shirley, of New Mark
ct. was q visitor in town this week.
Mrs. John Newman has returned to
her home in Grottoes after a visit to
DR.. and Mrs w. s. Cline OF this
place.
Miss Efie Flemming, of Walkers
Chapel, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Koontz at Mountain View
near town.
Miss Ella Rinker, of Mount Clifton
is the guest of the Misses t'unkhouser
on Spring Street.
Miss Laura Belew hes turned
from visit to relatives IA E';llbure.
Mr.. Philip Wisman has returned to
his home in Salem after Nlsltto MS
sister. Mrs. G. Harry Haun of near
Maurertown.
DR.. W H. Wunder MS re'nrned
from Stanton we're he atiei cad the
Annual Session of the Valley 4Associ-
alton of Dentists
Mrs. S. T. Branner has returned
to her home iu Broadway after
visit of several days to Mrs Lucy
Samuels and Miss Mary Ssmuels Oh
North Main Street
Genuine Tarbell cheese 25c ID. at
Locke.
Deering Harvesting Machinery for
sale by j. L. Boyer & Co.
3 cans corn or tomatoes 25 C. at
Locke's
New druggets, just received at Glenn
Locke's, 81 so up.
aigh est cash price paid for wool
delivered here at our warehouse. j..
L Boyer & Co.
Bring your Pulled Wheat, Corr and
Rice Coupons to I. G. Locke and get
a free package.
I am paying lac. Id. for sides should
er and lard and 1Sc. ID. for ham.
Glenn Locke
Our stock of Buggies are OF the
latest aud most attractive styles on
the ma rket Best values Tor the
money at j.. L. Boyer & Co.'S.
ICE M-Orders for my Silk
Finish Ice ream may be left at the
stores OF Abraham Litten or alter
Rodeffer. SAMUEL WALKER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stock cat
| tie, three mich cows and one horse
were destroyed alive in the fire that
destroyed the large barn OF Alexande
H. Kite, at E,kton. Thursday evening.
The entire cootents of the barn were
also consumed. The loss is about
s., 900
Luray-Penagra claimed its first
victim in this county Thursday. Mrs.
| David jenkins died from the disea Sc
at her home ten miles south of Luray.
She had been Ill only a short time
She was about thirty years olC and