Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-12-13
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunnington O
Baltimore.
Misses Clara and Katharine o Nea
: have returned to the State Norma
: school in Harrisonburg where the,
are students. They were called to their
!. home near Woodstock by the injurie,
sustained by their father, Mr.. Johr
oNeal who was seriously injured
last week while attempting to jump
on one Of the trucks If the Chaplin
Sacks Co. Mr. Q Seal is recovering
Il Mr.. E w. Magr,d,r has returned
70 his home at Clarendon, Va, after
visit to his mother, Mrs. J. w. Ma
gruder and aunts, Misses Donaldson
at their home on North Mein Street
! William Geary has returned to
Harrisonburg after a visit to his
mother, Mrs. Virginia Geary. MIR.
Geary i4inst recovering from an at
tack of tonsilitis.
DR. and Mrs Herbert L. Knelsley
and little daughter OF Hagerstown,
Nd, motored to Woodstock where
icy spent the week end with the
Misses Kneisley and Mr. Hugh
ilneisley on North Main Street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Clover
have returned from Broadway where
they were guests of MIR. Clower's
sister, Mrs. Sallie Williams and
Mrs. Clower's sister, Miss Paulina
Winfield.
Mr.. Emmett English, who was a
candidate in the Officers Training
School at Camp Lee has been honor
| ably discharged add has returned to
Woodstock where be has accepted his
old position in the Shenandoah
National Bank winch he resigned
| when he answered the call to the
colors. MIR. English has many friends
in Woodstock who are delighted to
have him return to his old position.
Lieutenant Lewis Armstead Nc.
Murray formerly of Camp Grant,
H., who received his honorable dis
charge and was placed on the Officers
Reserve Corps has returned to Wood
stock where he is visiting his father,
Rev. j. A. McMurray, D. D., at the
esbYterian Manse.
Mrs. W. H. Causey has returned
from Pleasant Valley, Rockingham
County, Va, where she made an adj
dress before the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Reformed Church,
Sunday night.
Miss Myra Moffett, of Strasburg,
was the guest of friends III Wood
stock Monday.
Mr.. Robert Lambert. OF Washing
ton, d G, is visiting his mother.
Mrs. J. J. Lambert. who is i'll with
pneumonia.
Rev. il cob H. Rosenberg, Superin
tendent OF the Hebrew Christian As
ISOLATION, an interdenominatio pal or
ganization for the Evangelizatioa of
the Jews with headquarters in Nash.
vile Tenn, preached q very inter
esting sermon in the Presbyterian
, Church Sunday night.
Misses Annie and Lucy HoIlings-
worth and Mrs. Carl Bower were re-
cent guests of MIR. and Mrs. S. 2
Hollingsworth in Edinburg.
Mrs. Lucinda Few and Miss Hattie
Rau have returned from a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Marston of Edinburg.
| MIR. W. I. Bowers, who has bet n
living in Montana will spend the
winter in his old home county. Fe
says that the mercury stood at 10 de.
grees below zelo Wien he left Mon
tana.
Mrs. Perry NJ. Hoover who was
taken to Memorial Hospital in Win.
chester for an operation for tumor is
improving rapidly and is expected to
return nome saturday.
Miss Hessie VI arston has returned
to her home in Washington, after a
visit ~ Mrs William Dosh.
Miss Mildred 6oshour who has been
teaching in the Strasburg High
School is spending the month of De-
cember with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hoshour, tue Strasbur
Schools having closed for that length
of time on account of the return Of
Influenza.
Harry Nicodemus who has been a
member of 5. A. L G. of Roanoke
College, Salem, Va has returned to
his home in Woodstock.
Mr.. Joseph Tisinger, of Mount
jackson was visitor in Woodstock
this week.
| Mr.. Charles Guthrie, of the Stock
wood Realty Corporation has return
ed from a brief visit to his parents in
Fishers vile, Augusta County.
Mr.. Robert Hemp, OF Jefferson,
Ind. attended the funeral of Rev. N.
liz. Skyles last Thursday.
Mr.. Perry NJ. Hoover has received
lofficial notice that his son Corporal
louis Monroe Hoover of Co. B., 9th
Machine Gun. Bat, who was report
ed wounded in action, was Sept.
la. in Base Hospital No. Is, A. P. O..
ITa6, A. E. F. under treatment for gun
Ishot wound in the left shoulder.
lCorp. Hoover enlisted IN New York
three years ago and was in service on
1.-THE Mexican border, was trained at
LIT Slocum, N. Y, later being sent
Ito France. Mr. Perry M. Hoover,
father OF Corp Hooyer. served as
Icourier for-Gen. L. j. Jackson, after
ward joined Rosser's Brigade during
1.-The war between the States.