Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
PERSONALS

Fl Mrs. Warden Fravel returned las
, week from Luray, where she had bee
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Dosh.
( DR.. and Mrs. Linaweaver and two
daughters and others from Harrison
burg we're 10 W. dstuck last Sunda,
/ TO hear Rev. p, Smith, Jr.
DR. j. II. Smoot. Messrs. Georg'
, Clover, Brandt Clover and Charles
, Guthrie motored to Baltimore Mon
day, retu' ming Thursday.
Mr.. q. B. Chapman aud son George
Chapman attended the Annual Ban
quet OF the Washington Traffic Club
which was held at The Raleigh Hotel
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o. Nicodemus,
Mrs. L. o. Troy and Miss Pearl Cline
motored to Stanton Monday to visit
Mr.. H. o. Nicodemus, Jr. who is a
student at Templeton Business Col.
lege.
| Orev Hetzel, of Readus who was
honorably discharged from Camp
Humphry in December spent the first
OF this week in Woodstock.
Mr.. Hekzel received overseas or
ders twice, but was i'll with "fu"
followed by measles and is just re-
Covering from the combined effects Of
the two diseases.
Mrs. E. M. McInturff was visiting
her brother, Dan'l Fravel at Broad
way last week.
Mrs. John Hotel accompanied Ly
her son bad been called to WASH
ington by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Sallie Utterback.
Our friend Blaine spiggle. CT
Woodstock, accompanied by Pres
dent and Mrs. W oodfow Wilson and
few others, is on his way from
. Brest, France, to Boston, Mass.
Miss Bethel Creme returned to her
home at Lebanon Church Saturday
after visit to Mrs. Daniel Spiker.
Mrs. William Skyles has retured
from an extended visit to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Virginia Geary has returned
to her home in Woodstock after
visit to her sons M. Geary and Will
liam Geary in Harrison burg and
George Il. Geary 10 Mt. jackson.
J. Nj. Bauserman, Jr., of the Law
Enforcement Division, Sanitar,
Corps U. S. A, is visiting his Par
ents, Hou. Mrs. j NJ lsauser
man at their home on Muhlenberg 81
Arthur G. Stickley, Jr., OF Mar
riman, Fa.. accompanied by his
friend, T. l.. Spier, of New York, are
visiting Mrs. E E. Stickley.
Mr. and Mrs. r. N lobe and son
Horace Jobe, of Winchester, spent
the week end with Miss Virginia |
Richey and Miss Addie lobe.
Mr. and Mrs. q. T. Rush have re
turned to Charlottesville after visit
10 Mrs. Rush's sister, Mrs. Hunter
FurkLouser.
Frank Sibert has been honorably
discharged from Camp Lee and has
returned to the home of his father,
Charles Sibert at Calvary, Va.
Miss Ruth -Lichliter is visiting |
friends In Charlottesville, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Hammond Haun and |
Mr. Asa Sheetz were in Winchester
where they visited their son and son |
in-law Clarence Haun who was seri |
ously i'll in the Memorial Hospital.
Misses Madolin and Mary Locke
Walton have returned to their home |
on Muhlenb berg street, after visit to |
relatives in Front Royal.
Mrs. Charles McGehee and little
daughter Eiz ibeth McGehee return |
ed to their home "Bowling Green" |
plantation, near Woodville, Miss.
on Monday.
Miss Simpson Of the High School
faculty, who has been recuperatine
from an attack OF the Flu at her home
in t'roLt Royal returned to Wood
stock this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William French and
family left Woodstock Tuesday, to
spead the remaining months of the
winter in Washington. /
MIR. Earl Jackson who had been
9 nployed in Washington, previous to
being called to the service, has re.
turned to that city to take up the
81 me work, after being at his home
about six weeks, having been honor.
ably discharged from Camp Lee on
January 1st.
Rev. Selwyn & ockrell who has been
very IL with influen "a, is now report
ed TO be slowly convalescing.
Mr.. Samuel Lambert, a veteran of
the civil war, now in his Seth year,
was in Woodstock, last Wednesday,.
Charles Bennick, Esqr., of New
Market was in Woodstock. on lepal
business last Wednesday.
Mr.. Earl Jackson and his mother
Mrs. Viola Jackson spent the week
end at the home of K. Frank Dida.
wick, near Woodstock.
NJ. B. Few returned from Baltimore
"Wednesday with a badly mashed
hand cansed by an accident in the
munition plant where be is employed.
DR.. w. g. Forh,p. FPeer aud ]. G.
Kneisley, are visitors in Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hotel are
spending this week in Baltimore.
Sergeant and Mrs. A. l.. Pruett are
Quasfa Of