Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-01-10
PERSONALS

| Mr.. Joseph B. Glover who was con
aned TO his house by Flu, for ter
tdays is now able to be at his place il
/ the drug store.
Mr.. Mark Rush, who has been il
with pneumonia for several weeks ha!
tsufficiently recovered TO be on tn,
streets Monday
| Mr.. Gerald Lan'z, stenographer tc
! w. L Newman of tie U. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture has returned from
visit to relatives in Staunton.
Mrs. Lee Fristoe, OF Front ROYAL
was recent guest in the home OF Mr..
aad Mrs. c. f. Walton, on Mullen
berg Street.
Mr.. r. L. Bargelt has returned
from a business trip to Richmond.
| Mr.. Skyles Martin, after a visit to
his mother, Mrs. Ella Martin, has re-
snmed his studies at Pennsylvania
State College.
Mr.. Hugh A, Kneisley left Monday
morning for Florida. where he viii
spend the rest OF the winter.
Mr.. Harry Bennett, after visiting
DR. Smoot and family returned last
| Saturday 10 Akron, Ohio, where he is
student flight officer in the lighter
than air department, Naval Flying
Corps.
Mr. Jesse E. Glen, of Edith, and
Mr.. Perry p. Hamilton, of CoLicyille
were reported last Saturday, in the
casualty list, as slightly wounded
DR.. n. F. Schm ECKER, OF Noun:
Clifton, was amoaE the visitors at
Woodstock, last Saturday,.
Mr. Lawrence Rinker, of Camp Lee
is at home, on brief furloagh
Curtis Uoller, of st. Luke. has been
discharged and has returned home.
Edgar Zirkle, of Mt. Jackson, is d:
home on brief furlough from Raritan
Arsenal, n. j
Mckinley Cofman, Of St, Luke,
who was at homa on a fifteen days
Through from Camp Humphries, wa 5
recalled by telegraph order to return
o camp preparatory to going to
Ohio.
Mrs S T. English a d daughter,
Miss Stella. and son, Terry, of Bed
ford City, were called to Wo5 1stock,
by the illess of her scr. Emmett,
who has Lecu very i'll with itNusnza,
Mr. John Pifer of Fishers hin,
was n Woodstock last Saturday
on business
Mrs. Mary Hamrick Johnson, oil
Lama, Ohio, has returned to her old
i,oua IT, spend several months
MIR. Nj to4 Linausayer returned
81 Friday, from Manassas, where
ne visited relatives.
rhe many friends of Mr. John
O'N,al were glad to see him in town
last Saturday. the fl ST time since bel
met With q serere accident. some
weeks ago.
Mrs. james Bennett returned to her
home in Baltimore, last Monday, a
ter spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Mary S. LYughlin.
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was ouSineS' Nisltor III " oo"Stoch'
Monday.
Miss Mildred Sb, 4ra.. hoo rot,,r,,o,
from F..to, wher. ,ha yisi,aa hen
ol"''1e' Il" '"N anu 9'S'e'' N.Y. ana
Mrs. Norman Y. tlZH Ater and their |
little daughter
Miss Grace LaUck, Of Winchester |
is visiting her aunt. mrs. Ell en- Wur-
-,
q. b. duye ESQ., OF Strasburg |
was business visitor in Woodstock |
the first of lhe WEEK,
MISS gladys bauserman has re-
\, ,~t,1 ,.r.ios 90 vio,.. y.
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Hon. j. Nj. 3auseruan is business
visitor in Richmond this week.
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MONDAY !or baitI aipre where MT.
w alton VIII entef the johns Hopkins
lio' 'i'"' '0' -
Mr. Daniel Licniter, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs Boyd, at
|Grundy, Va returned to his home.
this week.
Mr. r. G. Gearv formar cashiar nj
the First National Bank of New Mar.
ket which has recently i;quidated is
assisting in the Shenandoah National
Bank or W oodstHck where two OF the
clerk KS. Me'srs. Emmett English and
FREQ .Nerton are absent from their
post' 81 uusy o9''t oe'ug connneo 70
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