Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-06-15
PERSONALS

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and Mrs. s. a. Cullers left Sunda,
for Rochester, N. ", where he vii
remain during the summer with hi
; sister Mrs. J.. G. Perrin.
; Mr.. J. II. Rinker Editor of th,
brunswick Blade paid US pleasan
/ visit last Monday.
/ Mr.. VIM. ]. Gochenour in drilling
we'll near STANLEY on N. & w. Rail
iway. At a depth OF twenty feet struck
bed OF ochre. OF very fine quality
one hundred feet in depth. The land
belongs to the Hawksbill Company.
Mrs. James q. Glover has return
ed from Takoma Park where she
spent ten days with Mr.. and Mrs S
&c. Redmau.
Miss Emma French who has been
spending several weeks with her aunt,
Miss Florence French of Washington
has arrived to spend the summer with
her father Mr.. W. S. French and
family.
Mrs. W. NJ. Calvert is the guest OF
hr sister Mrs. Crickepberger of
| Baltimore.
| Mr. Monroe Boyer of Cape Charles.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Boyer.
Misses Clara and Thelma Cullers,
of kileyvilIe, spent this week with
their cousin Mrs. W. E. Irwin.
Mrs. f Ina Bemis who has enlisted
In the T. S. Naval Reserve corps as
yeomen has returned to Washington
after spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G F. Stickley.
Mr.. F. Wilson Gearing after spend
ing ten days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ G. Gearing, lett last
Saturday for Washington where he
expects to take work for the summer.
DR.. Frank A. Magruder who holds |
the chair of Political Economy at
Princeton University spent several |
days enroute to Harrisonburg where |
he will teach in the summer school Of |
the State Normal.
Raymond Rite, the three year old
son of Mr.. and Yrs. Lester Hite who
has been seriously till for several
weeks in the Memorial Hospital in
Winchcste. b as beck removed to the
home of his parents where he is re-
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Taylor, of
Philadelphia, Pa, are guests of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs George Hite near town.
Miss Bertha NJ. Whalley has re-
turned to her home in Washington
after ten days visit to Mrs. l.. S.
Walker and Miss Arlene Walker at
Lutanna Hall.
Mr.. L. Triplett. Jr., of Mount Jack
san VS. visitor in Woodstock
l'ha~>Ga!.
M. Wi4nam Paxton mas returned
from Baltimore where he submitted
to a surgical operation. |,
Mr. John Miller, Sr, with his
family have moved to the toll gate
keepers house at the north of town.
Mr.. Miller will have charge of
the gate filling the position recently
held by Mrs. E. c. Haas who is Iiv-
Ing for The present in Calvert Cottage
on Church street.
MIR E. S Tavenner, Jr, who is
member of the officers Reserve Corps
Of the United States Army stationed
It Fort Myer, Va, spent the week end
With his parents, Judge and Mrs. F.
S. Tavenner.
Mrs. j. B. Rush and daughters,
Misses Mary and Clara Rush aud son
irwin Rush who have been spending
the winter in Baltimore have returaed
to their home il Woodstock. Misses
Mary and Clara Rush we're students
of Goucher College and Irwin Rush
vas a student at Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity.
Miss Marie Dalke has returned
from d visit to friends in Washing
ton.
Misses Rusa Golladay, Elma
Tampkin, Margaret Kibler Guineth
ShuIl, of Romney, W. Va, Willie
Finks, - Richard, of Strasbusg
and Clyde Smith, visited Mrs. Clar-
ence Kibler, the first of the week.
Judge E. d. Newman attended
mo. ting of the Tra> tees of Randolph
u aeon College, at A shiand, Va, this
week.
Mrs. Milton Hoover and daughter
Miss Margery, have arrived from
Spring field, Mass: AID opsned their |
home on Main street. They spent a
week en- route to Washington where
they were joined by Mrs. Hoover's
sister, Mrs Hovey and niece, Mrs. ]
e. D. Funkhouser, of Lebanon. Church.
Mrs Mary Roberts Of Newark,
Ohio, is visiting relatives in town.
Misses Dorthy and Elizabeth Koontz
are visiting their cousin Hiss Kath-
--;-o ErarIv in MI Jacks0r