Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-11-29
PERSONALS

Miss Sallis Cullers is visiting
friends in Luray.
Mrs. Virginia Geary is visiting hel
on, Mr.. NJ. Geary at Harrisonburg,
Mr.. r. L. Bargelt returned Tues.
day from a business trip to Balti.
smore where he purchased some hand
some addition to his we'll selected
stock of Christmas presents.
Mrs Fred. Shryock aud Mrs. Y.
w. Bailey have returned TO Winches-
ter, after a visit to Mrs. Walter
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fox, of WASH
ington, are guests OF Mrs. Joseph
Keller.
Mr.. Arthur Miller and daughter,
Miss Marguerite Miller OF Lebanon
Church, spent Monday in Woodstock.
Mics Lizzie Dosh is visiting rela-
|tiyes and friends in Winchester.
Mr.. Charles A. Rurdick, of New
York, spent a short time in Wood
stock this week en- route to Prince
George, British Columbia.
Mr.. Albert Litton, son of Mr.. A.
L itton, formerly of Woodstock, Is
now with an engineering corps in
France, having enlisted in WASH
ington.
Ensign Wellington E. Stickley, son
OF Mrs E. E Stlckley, of this place
is now with Squadron 3, Naval Air
Station. Pensacola, Florida.
Mrs. R. L. Bareelt and Mrs. Jasper
Hotel have returned to their homes
In Woodstock after motor trip thru
the Cumberland Valley to Hanover,
Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shaffer and
child after visiting Mrs Ella Shaffer
returned to their home at Rileyville,
last week.
Mrs. Walter Wunder is visiting
Miss Stoddard in Staunton.
Mrs. Arthur L. Pruett, of Florida,
is visiting ergrandmother Mrs. Ella
Shaffer.
Mrs. James 81. Clover is visiting |
relatives in Elkton, Va.
Judge F. S. Tavenner spent Satur-
day in Staunton.
Mr.. George F. Lewis returned to
Washington Monday after visit to
mis- home here. He is now assistant
yard foreman at Washington Termi-
nal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crab and
son, Loring Crabill and MIR. Earl
P arker, of Winchester were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Funk this
week.
Rev Eugene P. Skyles. OF Cumber-
land, Md. was called here Tuesday
by the illness OF his father, Rev. N.
Il. Skyles,
Mrs. William Skyles has returned
from Washington, where she met her
brother, Capt. Charles Fountain, of
tha Ordnance Department q. S. A., |
who has been transferred from Cali
forn:a to France.
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Rodeffer and
family are visiting relatives near |
Woodstock, they expect to return to
their home in New Freedom, Pa, to-
day, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hoffman
we're called here by the death OF Mr..
mother, Mrs. Joseph W.
Mr.. L. R. Kingree, of near Mount
ackson, was a business visitor in
Wood stock this week. Mr.. Kingree
5 a Confederate Veteran, was MEM
Der of the famous Chews Battery.
Miss Daphney Brock, of Washing
ton, D. G., attended the funeral Of
ner aunt, Mrs j. w. Hoffman on
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Hoffman and
Miss Virginia Hoffman, of Rich
moud. Va are visiting relatives,
having been called here by the death
If Mr. InItztnan's mother
Mr.. Robert Long, of Gainesooro,
Va is spending few days in WOOD
stock
Mrs. C. E. Williams has returned
to her home after a short visit to
richmond.
Major William Sky les of the q NJ
Department q. s. A., received his
promotion to the rank of Major while
in active service in France three
months ago. Major Skyles Is son
of Rev. N. q. Skyles of this place,
Mr.. Russell Skyles, of Kansas City
arrived in Woodstock, Thursday to
visit his father. Rev. N. 81. Skyles,
who is seriously i'll at his home on