Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-10-13
PERSONALS

week In 6ichmond, va.
Mr.. Ripley Walker, of give Ga
ibles,'' near Mt. Jackson, was a
: Woodstock visitor this week.
y Mr. Shank, member of the Daily
News-Record staff was business
. visitor to Woodstock, Monday.
Miss Nan Fravel has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. B. e. Sager
lin Weishfeld, Ohio.
Il Rev. and Mrs. N a. Skyles left last
Saturday for visit to relatives at
I Cumberland, Md, and Martinsbure,
Pa.
> Miss Cora B Glenn, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. CARRIER, OF Har-
risonburg returned to her home at
Lantz's Mill last Monday.
Mr.. Wm. Fravel. OF Lantz's Mill
was in Woodstock, on business last
Tuesday.
| Messrs. NJ. Wender, F. s. Bow
Imam, Herbert Trotter, j. Grove
jKneisley and DR. W. C. Ford motered
ito Hagerstown to attend the Fair
Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank E. Miller of Pitssburg,
Manager of the Harrisonburg Daily
independents 5000 Club" spent
Monday In Woodstock in the interest
of that paper. de was accompanied
by Mr.. I. D. Sites, subscriptions
agent.
Mr. W. L. Dosh has returned home
from Petersburg where he attended
the Grand Lodge of K. of P's.
Mr.. NJ M. Wander. If Moore's
Store visited relatives in Woodstock
, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Haas, of
, Chicago are guests of Mrs. L. S.
! " alker.
Miss Virginia Painter was operated
upon for throat trouble at ST. Lukes |
Hospital Richmond, Va, by DR..
Stuart Mcclure. The operation was
successful and she is recovering rap |
idly. She was accompanied by her
mothers, Mr. . Rotert Painter.
MIR. Boyd Grandstaff, of La Porte,
Indiana, is Wishing his sisters, Mrs.
J. Don Grabill and Mrs. Frank
Fravel.
Mrs. George Boyer and children
have returned from a visit to her
sister, Mrs R. C. Gaunt at Boyce,
Va.
Prof. Bender Kneisley has returned
to Strasburg, after short visit to
relatives in Woodstock. !
Mrs. j. B. Rush, Misses Mary and
Clara Rush and Irwin'Rush are spend
ing the winter in Baltimore. Misses
'Ciara.and Nary will attend Goucher
Co le-e and Peabody Conservatory OF
Music white Mr.. Irwin Rush will be
a student at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity.
Mrs. William Funk and Mrs. Rosco
Funk spent sh ort time in Harrison.
burg recently.
Mr. and Mrs. q. B. Chapman re-
tur-ed Saturday from short visit to
their son, Thomas Chapman who is
attending college in Staunton.
Mr.. Hugh OFT, of Washington
visited his sister. Miss Fannie OFT the
first of this week.
Mr. NJ. E Fravel who had been
visiting his old home and frienus on
Stony Creek, has returned to Plain
City, Ohio, where he is engaged in
business.
Mr. Levi Emswiller, of Winchester,
while visiting his relatives in this
county, paid the HERALD Office a
pleasant call.
Mrs. Hugh OFT and Mrs. Claxton
have returned to their home in Wash
ington after having spent the summer
with Miss Fannie OFT.
Mrs. Milton Hoover and Miss
Margie Hoover left Thursday to spend
the winter in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Florence French has returned
to her home in Washington. She was
accompanied by her nephew, Master
William French Junior, who will /
spend several months with her.
Mrs. L. S. Walker has returned to
her home in this place after visit of
several weeks to friends In Washing-I
ton.
Mrs. Frances Bird, of Mt Jackson
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. J. Don.
Grabill and Mrs. F. M. Fravel.
Miss Arlene Walker is attending
the q. D. C. Convention in Lynch
burg this week.
Miss Elizabeth Grabill left Wednes.
day for Durham, N. c., where she |
will spend the winter.
MIR and Mrs David Yates, Miss |
Ruth Fisher and Mr. Roy Bauserman
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs William
Yates on North Main street this week
Miss Nan Williams is visiting Mr.
and Mrs r L Garrett in Ballstop,
iDC.
Mrs John Wenger who has bet q
spending the summer with her daugh-
ter Mrs Pilson Cohren at Stuarts
lDraft returned to her home last Fri.
lday.
II Mrs James Williams is visiting
relatives in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Myron Bowman, Mrs
j r Jacobs, Mrs G r Gearing and
Mrs NJ G Gearing we're motor visitors
10 Harrisonburg this week
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