Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-16
PERSONALS

u PERSONALS
Mr.. Dennis o'Neal OF Stephens Cit,
was = recent visitor In Woodst ock.
! Miss Fannie Rhodes. Of Harrison
burg was q recent visitor In Wood
stock.
i Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Grabill wer'
Visitors in Winchester, Friday.
| Mr.. s. A. Moffett, of Mount Jack
son WAS business visitor in towr
this week.
| Mrs. Kenne tn Koonth has returned
from Il visit o Mr.. and Mrs. William
koontz OF W ashington.
Mrs. r. M Bird has returned to
her home in Mount Jackson after q
visit to her sisters, Mrs. Grabili
and Mrs. Fravel.
Mrs. ]. M. Bauserman is spending
several weeks with friends in Wash
ington.
Rev. Noah Frsvel, of Timberville
was u visitor in Woodstock this
week.
Miss Margaret Beidler has returned
|, to her home 10 New York City after .
visit to her brother, DR.. G. G. Beidler
and family.
Miss Mxude Orndorff of the faculty
of the EdiAburg High School spent
the week end with her aunt, Mrs.
Perry Miller.
Mrs. Kate Graveley Cabell has re-
turned firm Relay, Md, where she
spent several months.
| Miss Mary Anna Griffith has re-
turned to her home in Winchester
after a visit to Misses Annie and
Lucy Hollingsworth.
Mr.. John Richey, of Montana spent
q part of this week with his aunts
Miss Virginia Richey and Mrs. Mary
lobe on North Main Street.
Miss Bertha v haley, of Harrison.
burg spent the week end with Mrs. L.
s. walker and Miss Arlene Walker
Ut Lutanna Hall.
MIR, D. H Walton has returned
from Baltimore where he spent sew
eral weeks on business. While in
Baltimore, Mr.. Walton was i'll for
several days but is now recovering
satisfactorily at his home in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Hepner have
returned to their home in Hagerstown,
after visit to Mrs aepner's mother,
Mrs Virginia Geary.
Mrs. Harry Boyer, OF Front Royal
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Annie
Sha fer on Court Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Brown. OF
New York City, are visiting the
Misses FraveI on Church Street.
Mr. and Mrs John Kibler, after q
very pleasant sol trn in Florida,
relurne,; IT, their home in this place. |
lat S.;uraay. Mr. Kibler said that
he brought Florida weather with him,
but unfortunately his supply lasted
only two days. The beautiful spring
dav of Monday was followed by sleet
and snow on Tuesday.
MIR S b. Glen. of New Freedom,
Pa has returned to his home after a |
brief visit to relatives in this county,
Mr. Glenn will move with his family |
back 10 Woodstock after the first of
April.
Mr.. Clarence Irwin, of Staunton is |
the guest of his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
n. HI. Irwin on South Main Street.
Miss May Bickers has returned
from Baltimore where she purchased
a complete line of spring and summer
millinery.
Attorney George Conrad, of Har-
risonburs, a. C. Stickley and c b.
Guyer, of S,i asburg, Charles Bennick
Of New Market and Paxton William
son of Mount J ackson are attending
Court in Woodstock this We elk.
Mr.. Hershey q Weaver, represent
ing the City Produce Exchange OF
aarrisonburg was business visitor
in Woodstock this week.
Mr.. Harry Racey, Manager OF the
uoltzapfel Truck Farms OF Hagers-
town and Mrs. Racey have returned
to their home after visit OF several
months to her father, Mr. Lemuel
Coffman of near St. Luke.
Mrs. W. ". Bird. of Mount Jack
son is visiting her sister, Mrs. q err
bert Trotter.
Mr.. w. NJ. Boyer VIII 20 has been in
bad h alth for several We lrs was able
To he On the streets rhursday
MIR. ]. L. ,Shaffer left Thurs day for
Chicago. H., where be will visit h is
brother. DR.. Carl w. Sha fer who Is
an intern at Michael Reese Hospital.
Hon. T. w. Harrison, member OF
the House OF Representatives from
the It'll Congressional District is
snendjno a brief vacation at his home