Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-01-31

Christmas holidays is able to be up
! MIR. Holloway had recovered suf-
! Fl ;iently to be out on the street wher
he suffered relapse and was con
fined to his bed for several week:
longer.
j. C. Kibler has returned from
| Winchester where lie has been fol
several weeks a patient in the Ne
. mortal Hospital. Mr.. KILLERS con
dillon is much improved.
Mrs. Joseph Boyer has returned
from visit to relatives in Washing.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D Fl. Walton return,
ed Monday night from Baltimore
where Mr.. " alton has been for sey-
eral weeks patient in Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Mr.. Walton's many
friends throughout the valley will be
delighted to hear of his impro cement
in health.
Mrs. J. C. Kibler was a visitor in
Winchester recently where she visited
her husband who was patient in the
Memorial Hospital.
Monroe Boyer, of Cape Charles
was the recent guest nf his brother,
Arthur Boyer at his home on Mullen.
oerg Street.
Mrs. j. ". Magruder, widow of
Major Magruder is Ill at the home of
her sisters the Misses Donaldson on
North Main Street.
Miss Z eanur Skyles has returned
from a visit of several weeks to her
aunts, Mrs. Kate Ainsley and Miss
Maize Fountain of Wash'n ton.
Mrs aljorje Meredith Hill has
returned to her home in Maurertow n
a fter having spent several weeks in
the home of I 6. Locke where she
was 81 gagged in nursing Mr.. Locke
VINO is recovering from a very severe
.tLack OF lLhueDza.
Messrs. Thompson and Gould OF
the Shenandoah Life Insurance Co.
with headquarters in Harris ont burg
we're recent business visitors in
Woodstock.
Miss Anne Winfield Clover and
NJ C.rrD, A Sl,o,eo, h.ro ,,ot,-u,,,;
from Martins burg, where they were
week end guests OF Mr. and Mrs
W ill1am Anthony.
Robert Bird who was recently dis
charged from the I. s. Navy has
arrived for visit To his mother, Mrs.
P. NJ. s Is nd of Mount ackson.
Ray WickhAm, of Bratdnck, Pa.
has arrived for visit to parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wickham.
a. c. Guyer, Esq, of strasburg
was a business visitor IN Woodstock,
Monday.
Mrs William Few has returned
from visit to friends in Phiiadel-
phia
DR.. William McGui:e. Of Winches-
svr was a recent profes al visitor
in Wood,tJck
T., :. hagruder has returned t.
Baltimore after Il brief visit to his
sisters the Misses Magruder on North
j an Stfee
Miss Eliza beth Burner has returned
from a visit of several weeks to
friends in Washing ton.
Mr. Moses Narkley, Of Columbia
Furnace who has been suffering with
a badly mashed foot since December,
spent Tuesday in WooG stock on
business,
Mr.. William Twin and sons.
Richard ard Ford Irwin spent Tues
day in Woodstock.
Mr. j. B. Glen, of Lantz Mills, is
helping to take inventory in I. G.
LOcke'S store.
Mr.. S. A. Hotel, who has received
ar honorable discharge from Camp
| q umphries was a Woodstock visitor
this week.
| Miss Virginia Swartz has returned
TO Baltimore, where she IS attending
school, after a visit to her mother
Mrs. w. X. Swartz.
Mr.. Ray Haun, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Haun has entered Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn.
MIR. I. G. Locke is now slowly i'm
proving. He is able to sit up, for 9
short time, each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. French an6
sons. Harry and Charles, who are
Washington we're prevented from re
turning to Woodstock this week, b.
the illness Of Harry French, who il
now suffering from influenza
| Judge f. D. Newman made a brie
business trip to Stanton, last week.
Lieut.. William Paxton, of the Avi
alton Service, stationed at Wright
Field, near Montgomery, Ala, ha
returned to nodstock, having re
ceived an honorable discharge iron
the Army.
Hon. NJ. L. Walton spent severa
days In Luray this week, on lega
business.
Mr.. Frank Boyer has returned fror
a business trip to Cincinnati, Akro
and other points in Ohio.
Mrs. Salmon, OF Syracuse, N. Y
10 visiting her son, Lieut.. Salmon, I
the faculty Of Massanutten Militar
Academy.
Mr.. M. WeEder, proprietor I
Vendors Department Store, has r
turned from . business trip to Bait
more.
Hiss Olive Magruder returned [
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