Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-07-02
PERSONALS

II MISS CnarlOtte McMurray an
niece little Miss Charlotte McMurra
are visiting relatives in Lynchbure
i Miss Arlene Allen, of Edlnbur
was q visitor in town Monday.
i Mr.. Armstead McMurray is al
tending the State, encampment of tn
Young Mems Christian Associatio,
at Natural Bridge.
| Mrs. Clarence Funk, of Strasbur,
lis visiting her brother, Mr.. P 8
| Rhodes and family of near town.
Mr.. L. L. Armstead and son DR.
|Armstead are guests OF relatives il
Martinsville, Va.
| Miss Mary Bell Painter, of Edin
burg was a visitor in town Monday
Miss Elizabeth Newton left Tues
day for visit of several weeks t.
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Pence and little
son, Gilbert Eugene, Jr. have return
ed from a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Pence, of Forestville.
Miss Louise Jacobs is the guest of
| her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
Monroe Stricken of Luray.
Mrs. Chas Conner and two chill
dren of Toledo, and Mrs. Viola Jack
son, of Patmos were visiting Mr.. J..
H. Furr and family of Hamburg for
several DAYS.
Those who spent the day at Mrs.
Viola Jackson's last Thursday were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Furr, OF Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. Charles Conner
and two children, of Toledo, ONO,
Mr.. Earl w. FUR, of Cumberland,
Md, Mr.. Paul FUR, of Strasburg,
Miss Annie Kibler. of St. Luke al d
Mrs Manda Burner, of Calvary.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Hudsc n,
and Catherine Nortbcott are enter
tanning the following at the Hudson
bungalo on Spion Kop: Misses Julia
Charlton, Mary Williamson, OF New
Market, Margaret Hoffman, OF Wood
stock and Bessie Peyton, of Front
Royal. The party went to Spion
Kop on Tuesday to spend two weeks.
Page News and Courier.
Mrs q. A. Clinedinstand children
left yesterday morning for Wood
stock, ON a visit to relatives. Moore
field Examiner.
Mr.. Westmoreland Davis, candi-
date for Governor, spent Thursday
night and part of Friday in Wood
stock. he was returning from Lex
ington. He is pleasant gentleman
and would certainly make many
friends, if his stay we're longer.
DR.. G. S. Gochenour left Tuesday
morning for New York to meet his
son, Prof. E. F. Gochenour who has
been teaching in the Philippine
Islands, the past year. Prof Gochen-
our landed in New York yesterday.
Moorefeld Examiner.
Mr.. G. w. Edwards, Sheriff of
Loudoun county and Mr.. John Gill,
Trea'r of the same county, spent a
few hours il Woodstock, last week.
Mrs. J. D. Grabill and Mrs. F NJ
F'ravel visited their sister Mrs.
Francis Bird, in Mount Jackson,
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Williams, of
Richmond, Mr.. a. G Williams, OF
Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. r L. Evans
and daughter of Harper's Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Marston and two
children and Miss Mary Bowman, of
Edinburg were called here by the
death Of Mrs. Anna Williams.
Mrs. Virginia Dorsey, of Wash
ipgton is visiting her sister, Mrs D.
D. Carter on South Main street.
Miss Hester Brown has been cor
fined to her home for the past week
by a threatened attack of apendi-
citis.
Hon. r j. Walker and son Mr.
Ripley Walker were visitors in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Bartlett left this week for
Baltimore where she will spend six
weeks with relatives.
Misses Florence and Emma French
have returned from two weeks stay
at the formers home in Washington
Mr.. Blaine Spiggle, of Richmond
has arrived for visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Spiggle, on North
Main street
Mr.. Joel Borden, of Toms Brook
visited friends in town this week.
Misses Rebecca and Alice Rinker.
OF Middletown are visiting friends in
Woodstock.
Mr.. Ed Magruder, of Washington.
is here, called home by the sickness
o his father, Major J W. Magruderj
Major ]. W. Magruder has been
very ill. at his home, for some
days. He is suffering from pneumo-
mia and other complications.
Miss Lou Bishop, of Washington.
i visiting her cousin, Mrs. D. D
Carter on South Main Street.
Miss Virginia Adams, of Freder-
|icks burg, is visiting Mrs. D. D. Car.
Ter and Miss Emma Carter.
Stores Will ClOSp nm eth