Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-05-26
PERSONALS

4 PERSONALS
Miss Frances Wilde, OF Van Buren,
Furnace was a visitor in town this
week.
Mr.. A. C. Stickley, OF Strasburg
was business visitor in town Mon
: day.
Rev. G. B. Palmer has returned
from Alexandria, Va, where he at
tended the Council Of the Episcopal
Church.
Miss Jessie Chrisman has returned
to her home at White Post after a
visit to Mrs. Giles B. Palmer.
Il Mr.. John Will has retured from
Warm Spring where he was principal
of the Hugh School.
i Mr.. Walton Haslet has returned
from Hopewell where he spent the
lpast several months.
Mr.. Charles Birdick, of New York
City is spending part of this week
with Mr.. Carson Anderson. Manager
of the Stockwood Realty Corporation.
| Miss Frances Spiggle has returned
from visit TO friends in New Mar
ket
Miss Margaret Hoffman, a member
lof the faculty of the State Normal
School of Harrisonbulg spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
S. j. Hoffman on South Main
Street.
Miss Mary Nayfeld, of Washing
ton, Miss Nadine Taylor, of Stock
ton. Nd, and Miss Mary Kneislev,
of Strasburg were guests this week of
Miss Anne Winfield Clover.
| DR.. Carl Shafer of the medical
staff of the Michael Reese Hospital. |
of Chicago, H., who is spending his |
| vacation with his mother Mrs. Ella
Shaffer was a weekend visitor in |
Charlottesville
DR.. W H. Wunder has returned |
from Lexington where he attended
the Semi annual meeting of the
Shenandoah Valley Dental Associ-
alton.
Miss Viva Saum, of Strasburg is
the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. c. A. Saum
and family on Muhlenberg Street.
Miss Catharine BargeIt has re-
turned from a brief visit 10 Miss
Katharine Borden, of Toms Brook.
Mr.. Tom H. Magrader has returned
from Baltimore where be sreceived
medical attention at Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Burner, of neal
Woodstock, visited his brother, Jacob
C. Burner aud other relatives over
Sunday.-Page News Courier.
Mrs. Ella Shaffer has returned
from visit to her daughter Mrs.
Clarence Irwin of Harrisonburg
ME. anu Mis- . ~ IdugHllH, Oh
Wheeling, W. Va, are guests of Mr.
p. S. Msgruder and Misses Magruder.
Messrs. NJ. W. Magruder, S. Q. h
Laughlin and F. S. Bowman are
spending several days in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mre. n. H. German and S
little son, Mark Wunder German, are
spending two weeks with relatives in
Harris burg, Pa
Miss Ethel Stickley is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. A. C. Stickley and wife, of
Strasburg.
Mr. and Mis-. Cecil Hoffman and
of Richmond, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Chester Hoffman, on
Mr.. G. NJ. Miller, of Edinburg was t
visiting friends in Woodstock. last +,
w ednesday.
Mrs Francis Bird, of NJ Jackson
was visiting friends in Woodstock: t
last week. 1t
Rev. NJ. NJ. Noaker, accompanied
by Elder Henry Bailey of the Calvary
Charge, left Wednesday morning for
to attend the session of Vir-
ginia Chassis, which convened in
that city on Wednesday evening and
continues throughout the week.
Misses Ruth Coffman and Minnie
Whetzel are visiting their uncle, Mr.,
George Rudy and other relatives in
Ohio.
Miss Nellie Lockstanpfer has re
turned to her home at Zepp after
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. L Shaffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer have
returned to their home in Elkton after /
a visit to relatives in Woodstock and
Edinburg.
Mr.. William Kline and little son
LOT Waynesboro. Va, spent Several
days this week in Woodstock.
Mr. Charles Giles, who has been en-
gagged in business in Luray for sew
erai weeks is spending a part of the
week at Hotel Hoffman.
The members of the s. S. S. Club |
gave a delightful picnic at Red Banks |
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. c. A. Hopkins, of Manassas,
formerly OF Woodstock, visited his |
old home town. last Wednesday.
Prof. H. Benchoff is attending
the Virginia Chassis of the Reformed
Church in session this week in Roa
noke Prof. Benchoff will spend sew
eraI days in Chattanooga, Tenn, be
fore his return to Massanutten Acad-