Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-15
PERSONALS

Miss Lula Watts has returned t,
her home in Lynchburg. after visi
{ Ito Miss Charlotte McMurray at III,
Presbyterian Manse.
81 Miss Lula Perry. travelling sales
woman for the r. z. Andrews Paper
company, OF Washington, spent I
spart of the week in Woodstock.
II Mr. add Mrs. D H. Walton have
returned from Hot Springs, Va,
I where they spent the past month fol
the benefit of their health. Both Mr.
) and Mrs. Walton returned great ]
! benefited by the rest and treatm' nj
received.
Mr.. Frank Teller, Vice President
OF the Taylor Chemical Company, OF
Washington, has returned to his
home. after weeks vacation spent
In Woodstock.
Miss Ellen March has returned TO
lhsr home in MiddIetown, after brief
visit to her sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Walton
Mr.. j. Leroy Bailey and son, MIR
Henry Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs Amber
and two daughters, Misses Anne and
Elizabeth Amber, of Markham, Va !,
were motor visitors at the home of
Captain and Mrs j. Il. Grabill this
! week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. Edgar Locke, of
Richmond, have arrived for a two
weeks visit to his sister, Mrs. Rus
sell Boyer.
Miss Beulah Dosh ard DR.. Ham
mer, of Luray, were : t;e sts of Mr..
and Mrs. Warden Fravel for the
weekend.
Mr.. Zion Henkel Editor of the
Shenandoah Valley of New Market
was visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Webb, Mrs.
James Pullium and Mrs. Smith, OF
Roanoke were guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden Fravel CD
Church Street.
MIR. Robert Fravel and niece Miss
Mary Russell Fravel and brother,
Master John Fra vel have returned to
their home in Washington after a
visit TO MIR. and Mrs. w arden Fravel
Mrs. t. L. Lines. of Brooklyn, N.
Y. who is spending several months
at the Winchester Inn, Winchester,
visited friends 10 town the first of
the week.
Mrs NJ. L. Walton who has ill
with infiamitory rheumatism has
sufficiently recovered to be able to De
out.
Messrs. L. Triplett, Jr., Ripley
Walker and Paxton G. williamson
of Mount Jackson, Hon. H II. Down
ing, Hon. Aubrey Weaver, of trout
Royal, A. G. Stickley. Esq, and Mr..
G. b. Guyar, of Strasburg, attorneys
at-lsw and Judge Lewis Barley. OF
Alexandria were business visitors in
town this week.
Revs H. P Hamill aud Sherman
Methodist ministers were in Wood
stock last week, on business con.
nected with the church.
Mr. NJ. E. Fravel, son of the late
George r FraveI, Plain City, Ohio
is visiting friends in this county.
Mr.. Mark r defer, of Loudonn
County visited his brother, Mr.. Jas.
Fl. Rodetfer, last week.
Mr.. VIM. OFT, son of the late John
W. OFT, of Botertout County visited
Mr.. Vim French and family and his
numerous relatives and friends 10
his place, last and tbs week
Mr., Douglas Nswm IN left this week
for Ashland, Va, where he is a
member of the senior class at Ran
dolph Macon College.
h,r. Lswis Kneisley left Tuesday
for Salem where he will enter Roar.
oke College.
Rev. Father John Mcverry, of
Winchester was visitor in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Saum left to-
lay for two weeks stay at Atlantic
Chy.
hay vi
Master Claude Hoffman have return
ed to their home after visit to Mrs
Emma Neeb of near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Funkhouser and
family of Harrisonourg. Mrs. Samuel
Epard and Mrs. Caroline GollaGay
of near Woodstock spent the week.
end with Mrs Emma Neeb.
Mr.. " r Bunton, of Brook yn,
N. Y, who has bsen spending the |
past two weeks with Mr.. j. M Bauser
man, Jr.. left Monday for Lexington
where be will resume his studies at |
the W ashington and Lee University
lLaw.School.
Mr.. r. Glenn Locke is spending
this week in New YORK City where be
| is purchasing a complete line of fall
| and winter goods for his department
store ON Main Stree.
| Rev ard Mrs. u NJ Noacker and
, little daughter left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, Gal where they will make
their future home. For the past two
years Mr.. Noacker has been the pas
tor of st. Paul's Reformed Church of
this place.
Messrs Armstead McMurray ard
OFT Magruder left Tuesday for Lex
Iington where they will enter Wash
lington and Lee, University.
Miss Margaret Magruder left this
week for Roanoke where she will
teach in the City School of Roanoke.
| Mr.. Douglas Chapman left lest
week for Salem where he will enter