Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-10-26

u W. Koontz.
81 Messrs. Rlchman and Charles Bur-
dick, of New York, are spending thil
sweek at the mines Of the Stockwood
REALTY Corporation 10 the Fort.
Rev. J. A. Me Murray, D. D.. ii
i attending the Presbyterian Synod Of
! Virginia at Alexandria this week.
Mrs. Charles L. Kneisley and Mrs.
Elizabeth Rudd, of Strasburg were
recent guests of Misses Lizzie and
Sue Kneisley on Main street.
Mrs. Leila Clinedinst Huntington,
of Baltimore, is the guest of Miss
Louise Bargelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton B. Graveley
are guests OF his brother, Mr.. James
IL. .Graveley and family on South
Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Bimmer
Ihave returned to their home in Phila.
Idelphia after a visit to DR.. w. G.
lCline and Miss Pearl Cline.
/
Miss Ruth Solenberger. of Win
chester has returned to her HON e
after visiting her brother in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs Walter Bailey
on Muhlenberg street.
/ Mrs. Margaret Smoot is spending
several weeks with her son and
daughter in-law, DR.. and hrs James
81. Smoot on Muhlenberg street.
Messrs. Philip Williams. William
Paxton and NJ. L. Walton, Jr., who
are in training at the Officers Reserve
Corps Camp at Fort Myer, Va, spent
the week end at their homes liz Wood
stock.
Mr.. Carl Boyer is representing
Shen ando County at the War Con-
ference OF the Y. NJ. c. A. which is in
session in Richmond this week.
Mrs. William Morrison, of Mar
tinsburg, W. Va, and Mrs. James
Bennett, of Baltimore, Md, have re-
turned to their no mes, after spending
Fair week with their mother, Mrs. M
S. Laughlin.
Mrs. G. W. Graham, of Bolivar,
W. Va, and daughter, Mrs. William
Care and son, William, Jr of Bruins
wick, Md, returned to their homes on
Thursday, after visit to the formers |
sister, Mrs. 81. j. Frayel,
Miss Lizzie Dosh who had been
visiting friends and relatives in Win
chester, returned to her home, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Johnson, OF Mount jack
sou, is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Hugh Supinger and Mrs. Hugh Nor
ri on.
Miss Ruth Shockey who had been |
visiting her grandma other, Mrs. Bar
nett Copp, returned to her home in |
Washington, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Virginia Hoshour returned on |
Wednesday, from Baltimore.
Mrs. S. q. Bowman is visiting her |
old home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs M. G. Gearing and Mrs. Myrop
Bowman have returned from a visi |
to Richmond and Petersburg.
Miss Mamie Smith is the guest of |
relatives in Winchester.
Mr.. Boyd Grandstaff has return ed |
to his home in LaPorte, Ind, after a
visit to his sisters, Mrs. j. d. Grabill |
and Mrs F. M. Fravel, of Wood
stock, and Mrs. F.. NJ Bird, of Mt |
ackson.
Miss Eleanor Tiffany. of Middle
burg, is the guest of Miss Mary New
man. on Muhlenberg Street.
Mrs. Lizzie Holt, of Stanton, was
struck by an automobile last We'd |
uesday. Her injuries, it is supposed, |
are not serious. Her sister, Mrs. w.
L. Dosh, was telegra phed for.
Mrs. J. M. Hatcher and Mr. Joseph |
irwin, of Delaplane, Mr.. Jack Dia-
mond, of Stuarts Draft, and Mr..
Clarence Irwin. of Stauntoa, were re.
cent guests of DR.. and Mrs. b. H. |
Irwin.
Mrs. Cornelia Taylor. of Rock Hill,
S. -, formerly of Woodstock, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Paxton
on North Main Street.
Miss Mary Lutz has accepted q
position in the Department Store of |
F. S. Bowman.
Mrs. Annie Lichllter left Thursday
for Washington where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. "a. s. Wightman and Mrs. R.
NJ Hisev, of Edinburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mablon Jackson. of Winchester,
we're recent guests of Mr.. ard Mrs,
Adolph Sweeney.
Mrs John Dulin has returned from
Baltimore, where for several weeks
the Johns Hopkins Hospital for SER
Mr.. and Mrs. MARSHALL Jeffries and
family, who for the past eight years
have been residing in Woodstock left
recently for Vienna, Fairfax County,
Va where they will make their home
Since the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeffries have scattered so widely they
chose Vienna so that they might be
near their daughter, Mrs Ford SWEET
nam, nd son. Lowell Jeffries, who Is
| attending school In Washington, and
can come to his home each evening.
During their stay in Woodstock, the
entire Jeffries family made many
warm friends who regret deeply their
removal and will always be hopeful
of their return.