Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-08-29
PERSONALS

= Charlottesville is the guest of be
l. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lick
liter.
ii Mr.. Emmett Irwin, who is conduc
. Ing an evaporation plant at Sperry
willie. Rappahannock County visite,
This family in this place, this week.
MIR. ]. w. Fisher, OF Fluvann
i Icounty is visiting his old friends, il
:; this county.
n Mr. Frank Hess, of Quickest bur,
was business visitor In Woodstock
;, last Monday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Bowman aut
) family. OF Washington are visiting
relatives near Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Warwick, anG
son Herbert. Jr., are visiting relatives
. at White Post. Before returning te
their home in Norfolk, they will visit
Mrs. Warwick's sister, Mrs. F. D
: Baker, in Culpeper, Pa.
T. ]. lobe, of Newport News, Va,
Is visiting his aunt, Misses Virginia
Richey and Addle lobe.
| Warren French has returned from
a weeks visit to his aunt, Miss Flor
|ence French of Washington.
John Crawn, former student Of
Massanutten Academy who was re-
Gently honorabIy discharged from the
U. S. Marines recently visited Head
master H. J. Benchoff at Massa-
nutten Academy.
Harry Nicodemus, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. 0. Nicodemus has returned
from ebberville, Mich, where he
| spent several months studying the
| formula Of condensiug milk which
line of business the Woodstock. plant
| Of the Chapinsacks Manufacturing
Company will take up In short time.
Mr.. E. F. Saum has gone to De-
sroit, Mich, to visit relatives.
Mr.. B. F. Grove, of Clifton Forge
lis visiting his nephew, Mr.. L. NJ.
Grove, Of Edinburg. Mr.. Grove is
veteran of the Confederate army, 81
years Of age, having been q member
OF company commanded by Capt.
John Melhorn, 10th Va. Regte Hell
is still an active man and it is hoped
that he will be with US many more
years.
Mr.. John W. Grove, a member of |
Co E, Whites Battalion and his son,
Lieut.. Grove Of the L. 5. Army pass
ed through Woodstock last Friday,
on their way to Gettysbur. Pa.
Miss Louise Bargelt who entered
Johns Hopkins Hospital for treat
ment last week has been discharged /!
and is now spending two weeks at |
Atlantic City. Miss Bargelt con-
suited the best known surgeons who
agreed that 1T present an operation |
would be unnecessary as the severed
nerve had grown together and in |
possibly six months the effects OF the
partial paralysis OF the face would
have passed away If not st that time
an operation would be performed.
Mrs. Linden Allen, OF Mount Jack |
son was guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. D
Graoill and Mrs. F. NJ. Fravel this
week.
John Murdoch has returned from
Roanoke where he spent several weeks
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Smoos and Miss
Lois Smoot have returned from a |
motor trip to New York City, Phila
delphia and Atlantic City. Miss Lois
Smoot has been attending the mid
summer session OF Columbia Univer-
sity and returned with her parents to
their home in Woodstock
Miss Charlotte Gibbs has returned
from a visit to relatives in Elkton.
Miss Sue Koontz is visiting rela-
tiyes in Washington, kappahannock
county.
Miss Rena Bly,, OF Washington is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs,
Isaac Bly,.
Lieut.. W. h. Windon, Of Washing
son. D c., spent few DAYS, this
week, with his friend, Lieut.. Philip
Williams.
Mr. Mahlon Teller, of Washington
a former respected citizen of Wood
stock has arrived for visit to his
sister in-law, Mrs. H. H. Bemis on
N arrow Passage.
M. E. Stickley and step daughter,
little Miss Frances Robinson, of
Washington have arrived for a visit
to his mother, Mrs. E. E. Stickley
and Miss Ethel stickley at their home
on Muhlenberg street
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Spiker and TWO
Ichildren Of Washington and Miss
Elizabeth Sinner OF Winchester are
lguests OF Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gear ring
| Miss Arresta Fadeley, OF Charlottes.
willie was a guest this week OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. Haun.
Mrs. Paul Sptllman has returned
from Winchester where she has fol
several weeks been patie ct at the
Memorial Hospital.
Rev. c. E. Brant, former pastor O
J the Toms Brook Methodist Church
r but now OF Shenandoah Junction wa.
: a visitor in Woodstock, this week.
Misses Alice and Kebecca Rinkel
accompanied by Miss Hall, OF Mid
dIetown we're recent visitors In Wood
stock.
Miss Glenna Fry, of Edinburg ha,
returned to her home after q visit ts
iher brother, Russell FRY,