Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-11-15
PERSONALS

Miss Emma French has returned to
Ssrasburg where she il teaching Sin
the High School.
Mrs. Holmes Fowl, OF New Yorl
was the guest of Mrs. J. Don Grabill
last week.
Mrs. John Baker, of st. Luke
spent short time with DIR. and Mrs.
Beidler this week.
Mr.. Terry English 10 visiting his
sister, Mrs. Earl Humpston, Of Edin.
burg.
Miss Sarah Zea, OF Strasburg was
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. F. e.
Tavenner on Monday.
Mr.. 81. ]. Bender OF Washington,
accompanied his mother to her home
near Woodstock. Monday.
Mrs. George r. Geary has returned
to her home In Mt. Jackson after
several days visit to her father. Capt.
>. h. Bowman.
Mrs. Charles Haisig has returned
t. her home in Memphis, Tennessee,
after visiting her son, g. =. Gill. he
accompanied her home.
Mckinley Coffman, of Camp Hum
phries Military Police Force after
delivering orders at Strasburg. Va,
was allowed to spend . Il hours fur
Tough with his patents, NJ. and Mrs.
A. W. Coffman, leaving again for
camp Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Holt and
Mrs. G. A. Holt. of Staunton, we're
motor visitors to Mrs. w. L. Dosh
the first OF the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Dosh and Mrs. P. A. PItman
accompanied them to their homo In
Stanton where they expect to spend
ten days.
Frank M. Teller, of Washington,
d. c., received q comm ission as
First Lieutenant in the Med. Dept. U.
S. Army and is now stationed at
France.
Ralph Teller, OF Co. B, 312 Ma
chine Gun Bat. was with his COM
pany in the thick OF the battle on the
Iwensy.sixth of September and came
out unhurt, while men were falling
On ell sides.
3oth young men are sons of Mr..
Sud Mrs. NJ. G. Fellsr formerly OF
" oodstock and their many friends in
The old homo town arc glad to hear
that they have come safely thru the
great war.
Mrs. T. A. Shafier and Miss Mar
yaret Sha fer motored to Elkton re.
Gently to visit Mrs. Norman Fitz-
water.
Mrs. Virginia Frye, OF Woodbury.,
N. J., 10 visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ella Riley.
Mrs. Virginia Geary has returned
from a visit to her son, MIR. Michael
Geary, OF Rarrisonburg..
Mr.. Robert Magruder and little
son, Robert, Jr., of Syracuse, N. Y
are visiting Mrs. J. W. Magruder
and the Misses Donaldson.
Mr.. Arthur Stickley has returned
to Hartman, N. j., after spending
two weeks with his mother, Mrs. E.
E Stickley, while convslescing from
an attack of influenza.
Mr.. John Ruby has received letter
from his son, Fred Ruby, stating that
be IL now recuperating from a wound
in the ankle received during the en-
gagement at Chateau Theiry on the
10th of July. Mr.. Ruby has two other
sous in the service, Messrs. Ralph
and Benjamin Ruby, both OF whom
have thus far escaped injury.
Mr.. Thomas Sanford Davis and his
Mrs. W. E. Swank anG
little son, Walbrook, OF Harrison
burg, are spending some time at
Hotel Hoffman.
Mrs. Charles Brock, OF Indiana and
Mrs. George Bowman, OF Roanoke,
were called to Woodstock by the
critical illness Of their sister, Mrs.
Joseph Holtxman.
Mr. ard Mrs 1. L. Flory aud two
sons, Randolph and Lynwood, Of
Elkton were motor guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Clover, this week.
Cecil Meyer, of near Edinburg, was
October 18th in his arm,
thigh and side by shrapnel. He was
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