Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-04-16
PERSONALS

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| Mrs. George Eustleg returned
her home at University, Virginia
Monday, after visit to her sister
Mrs. Hubert Artz, near this place.
Mrs. Annie Miller was called t.
Brunswick, Md, the last of the wee
by the illness OF her sister, Mrs
Joseph Kelley.
Mr.. Claude Albert has returned te
his home in Baltimore after brie
visit to his brother and sister, Aller
Albert and Miss Rae Albert, at their
home on North M ain street.
Mrs. Cornelia Taylor, of Winches
ter is visiting Mrs Cora Williams.
Miss Mary Esther Martin has re-
turned from "a brief visit to her cousin,
Miss Eleanor Skyles Of. Washington.
Miss Virginia Haslett is visiting
friends in Chestertown, Md, before
returning to her home in Woodstock,
Miss Haslett will visit her cousin Mrs.
Chester c. Holloway OF Salisbury,
Maryland.
Mr.. Anon Hancock, OF Lynchburg
has arrived and will reside for the
present with his brother in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Merrill at
their home on Muhlenbe street. MIR.
Hancock Is engaged in orchard work
with Messrs. Taveuner and Graveley.
Rev. j. A. McMurray, D. D.,
preached in the Presbyterian Church,
at Strasburg last Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Allen, of Gainesville,
Va, arrived Monday for a visit to
her sou, MIR. William B, Allen and
family at their home on Church street.
DR.. W. G. Ford has returned from
brief visit to Richmond.
Miss Margie Hoover returned to
Washington, Monday, after a brief
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
B. S. Hoover.
Mr.. Perry Marshall, OF Readss,
spent the weekend at she home of his |
sister, Mrs. H. j. Fravel, on West |
Spring Street.
MIR. Robert Lambert, of Washing
ton, visited his mother, Mrs. Joseph |
Lambert, the first of the week,
Charles Zepp, who has been in |
serious condition at the home OF his
son, ". c. Zepp on Detord Avenue
or the past month is growing weaker
1aily and his death is momentarily
expected. Ed. j. A. Racer is nurs.
ng him. Page News.
MIR. S. W. Cockrell left Wednesday
% visit his son, Mr.. s. W. Cockrell,
Ir., in Washington and will later
pend some time in Loudoun and
Fairfax Counties.
Miss Frances Allen, who has re.
urned to her home at Red Banks,
Ifter an extended visit in Texas, was
/ Woodstock visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. j. Leroy Bailey and son, Henry
8axley, OF Markham, were guests
his week OF Captain John Il. Grabill
Ind family.
Miss Evelyn Shatfer is visiting her
lister. Mrs. Harry Boyer, OF Front
Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richards, Mrs.
A. Nj. Baker. Lee Cradle and Jack
Stuart, of Winchester were motor
visitors in this place, Saturday.
Messrs, Herbert Trotter, j. 8.
Clover and Philip Williams, conduct
I'D services in the Union Church in
Mount Jackson last Sunday morning
n The interest of the Forward Move
nent in the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Molie Coyner is spending two
weeks with Mrs. William Skyles in
Washington.
Miss Ethel Gianni, of Charleston,
", Va, who has been spending ten
lays with MIR. and Mrs. John Heller |
eft Monday tor visit TO relatives IN |
Tharlottes ville.
Mr.. L. T. Stoneburner was a bust
aess visitor In this place, Wednesday.
Mr.. Gerald Lantz, of Stanton who |
1 IS been employed for several years
rs slenographer in the offices of w.
L. Newman l. S: Title Attorney has
been transferred to Lynchburg and
has entered upon his new duties.
MIR. Perry Miller is confined TO his
home by an attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dosh have
returned from ten days visit to Mrs.
Holt, of Stanton.
Mrs. C W. Snapp, of Frederick
county, is visiting MIR. NJ. B. Hoover
and family.