Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-03-12
PERSON Ais

ter, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Haun returned
from Winchester Saturday.
| M. nj. Orndortf, of Strasburg was
| business visitor in Woodstock thi
week.
i Mr.. Grayson Burke, of Cumberl and
Md spent the weekend with Mr.. ant
Mrs. c W. Coffman and family
Mr. NJ .rion Every, of Mount Jack
So, greeted his many Woodstock
friends isst Mond
Mrs. Edgar Sheelz and little daugh
ter, Eliza beth, left Tuesday morning
for Pennsylvania, where they expect
to make their future home.
Miss Eleanor Skyles has returned
to her home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Miller, Mr.. D.
NJ Miller and son Talfourd Miller,
OF Houtzbail, Pa, we're guests of Mr..
ohSA N1A . u atuSS w IChuau1 recently.
Mrs. Laura Cooley, who is visiting
her son George Cooley in Baltimore,
is recovering from critical illness
OF pneumonia.
Misses Mary and Naomi Dysart
have returned to Staunton to again
resume their studies at Dunsmore
Business College, the Staunton Flu
ban having been removed.
Rev. Obed Gochenour, who was
called here by the death of his brother,
Clarence Gochenour, returned to
Ellistop, Va, Monday.
Miss Henrietta Hotel, Mrs. George
Il. Geary, Mrs Roberta Forsythe
and little daughter Ellen, and Miss
Kate Coffman, of Mt Jackson spent
Wednesday OF last week in Wood
stock.
Mr.. Braoen Gochenour returned to
Richmond Friday, having been called
i"'' "o0h W thc u6dtu VI MS
brother Clarence Gochenour.
Mrs. William Ramey, Mrs. Samuel
Howe, and little son Jack Howe are
visiting Mrs. Ramey's daughter, Mrs.
William Knight in Washington.
2. S. Magruder returned to Balti-
more Tuesday after spending several
days at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. {. D. Funkhouser,
and daughter Marie, of Lebanon
Church spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. B. S. Hoover.
Miss Bessie Dorsey, of Baltimore,
returned to Woodstock this week
where she will again take charge of
the Millinery Dept. of +. S. Bow
mans Department Store.
Mrs, w. h. Causey is in Baltimore
representing the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Gen. Synod of the
reformed Church at the Inter Church |
W orld Movement for the Women OF |
Mary land.
Mr.. James KILLER, a Confederate
7eteran, now in his Seth year paid |
he HERALD pleasant visit. last |
Monday. Mr.. kibler was wounded |
through the body in the battle of
and was thought to |
'e mortally wounded, but is still en-
Dying life. He was in the first. the
asst ard the intermediate battles in
which Gen. Jackson was engaged.
Miss Ada Jorden spent the week.
nd with her parents Mr. aud Mrs.
henry Jorden, in Nit Jackson.
Mrs. Dora Kagey, Of ConievilIe
spent Tuesday in Woodstock.
Mrs. N. V. Fitzwater and little
aughter, Mildred Marie, of E,kton,
-rrivei Tuesday for a visit to her
mother and sister, Mrs. 7 A Shatfer
md Miss Mildred Shatfer.
Lester N Koontz returned to Wash. |
ngtou, Tuesday after several DAYS
'isit to his father Capt. Geo. ". |
Aoontz.
Mrs. Jasper Hotel returned We'd |
sda5 fr'm brief visit to Edinburg.
Mr. and Mrs George Crisman and
family have moved to WASHINGTON,
where Mr. Crisman has been employ
I'd during the past year.
Mr. Frank Hoilingsworth is spend
- the winter with his brother in-law
and sister, Mr.. ard Mrs. Jos. Wilkin
Of Gettysburg, ia.
Mrs Charles Tapley, OF Saumsville
recovering from d SUR ical opera
ion which was performed in the
Memorial Hospital in Winchester.
Mrs. William Paxton and little son,
Billie, have returned from a brief
visit to Mrs. Paxton's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Carson, OF Riverton.
Whiten Slbert, of Nottoway county.
formerly of Shenandoah county, was
a business visitor in Woodstock, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Funkhouser, of
Broadway, Messrs. J. Milton and
Clarence Funkhouser, Of Mt. Jackson
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Funkhouser, this week,
Miss Madolin johnson, of Front
Royal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
E Walton.
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