Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-22
PERSONALS

g. 81. Haun were motor visitors II
Winchester, Tuesday.
Miss sallie Clover, OF Washington
is visiting her mother, Mrs. s. V, E
Clover, on the river near Woodstock
Miss Minnie Bray. OF Nashville
Tenn, who has . position in the War
Department, of Washington 10 spend.
ing her vacation at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Russell, South Of
town.
Mr.. Miller Allen, who has been
manager OF the Woodstock Eyapor-
ator this season, has returned to
Rochester, N. Y. and Mr.. George
Perrin, of Union Hill, N. Y, Is now
manager. Mr.. John Perrin, who for
several years has been manager Is
now engaged with the same company
at Inwood, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brown have
returned to their home in Brunswick,
Md, after spending several days
with Mr.. Browns mother, Mrs. Ida
Brown and family at their home on
South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Stultz and
children, Hazel, Leon. Margaret,
Ruth, Cecil and Aston Stultz were
motor visitors to the home of Mr..
Stultz's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Stultz near st. Luke. They returned
TO their home Ia Henry, W. Va,
tuesday.
Mr.. j. L. Shaffer returned Wednes-
Lay from a two weeks visit to his
brother, Capt. Carl Shaffer, Sanitary
Inspector, Second Division, ., S. A. |
stationed at Sac Antonio, Texas. Mr.. |
Shaffer also visited New Orleans, |
IA, Houston, Texas and Atlanta, Ga.
Messrs. r. L. Bargelt, F. Nj.
Frayel, Herbert Trotter and F. M.
3rumback attended the Shrine Cere-
noniaI IN Staunton Friday.
Miss Charlotte McMurray returned
Wednesday from visit TO relatives
q Leesburg, Loudoun county.
Mr.. VIM. Wender and Miss Lillian
Toward are in New York selecting
heir winter goods.
Mr.. B. w. Didawick, of Washing
on, spent the Weekend with his fam
~ in this place.
Raymond Rudy, member of the
920 graduating class of the Wood
took High School is not employed in
chmitt's Drug Store.
Mr.. S. 0. Laughlin has returned to
is houe in Wheeling, W. Va, after
brief visit to his sisters-in-law,
Iisses Magruder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelliher, oil
cattle, Washington, DR.. and Mrs.
red Tenant, of Charlottesville, and
If. Frank Beatty, wife of Admiral
Seatty, of Washington, D. G. are
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
1eem at Mt. Airy, near Mt. Jackson.
IN Tuesday Mrs. Kelliher, Mrs. Ten
ant, Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. Meem
rere guests of Mir. and Mrs. M. L.
Walton, Jr.. at their home on Mullen
urg street.
Mrs. j. A. Dysart left Woodstock
Y ednesday to Join her daughters In
Vest Raleigh, W, Va, where they
will reside. Misses Mary and Naomi
)ysart, who are graduates OF Duns-
nore Business College accepted posi-
ions in the Offices of large Coal Com
any in Raleigh several months ago,
fiss Ruth Dysart later accepted
osition with the same Company.
While their friends regret to have
hem leave the home town, they are
lad to hear of their success, and
nat they are pleasantly located and !
ave lucrative positions. Mrs. Dy-I
arts residence on Main street has
cen divided into two apartments and
ill be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dalke and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
snyder.
q. B. Cha pmau, accompanied by
'hilip Williams, Paul Chapman and
arson Anderson motored to Har-
isonburg Monday to hear Senator
,arter Glass speak and to endeavor |
0 bring the former Secretary to |
Y oodstock in Mr.. Chapman's car in |
rider to make short speech before |
be arrival of the afternoon train, on
which Senator Glass was scheduled
O continue his journey to Washing
on. On account of the immense
rowd gathered in the Theatre to hear
he speaking, and the limited time, it
vas impossible for Senator Glass to
abbreviate his Harrisonburg speech
n order to come to Woodstock, at
his time, but he will endeavor to
come here at later date.
In the theatre in Harrison burg
Monday were three members OF the
State Constitutional Convention,
Senator Glass, Senator George B.
Keezel, of Harrisonburg, and 81. B.
Chapman, of Woodstock.