Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-12-16
PERSONALS

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lrotter went to purchase new sew
passenger Packard touring car.
! Mrs. w. w. Bird, of Mount Jackst
Is the guest of her brother-in-law ar
lslster, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Trott'
on North Main Street.
Rev. C. E. Brandt, Mrs. Brandt an
little daughter, Bette Brandt, of Shel
andoah junction, w. Va, were CUES
Saturday of Mrs. Brandt's sister, Mi!
Anne Moore Snyder.
Charles B. Hite, after attending tn
Pythian banquet at Woodstock on Fri
remained as the guest of his brother
George w. Hite, near that place unit
Monday when he returned to his HON
at Spring Farm. Page News an
Courier, Luray.
Mrs. C. w. Phillips, Mrs. Jane Shelo
and Mrs. Frank Hamil of Derry, Pa
are guests of Mrs. Phillips and famil
on North Muhlenberg Street.
/ The following members of the Lura
K. P. attended banquet initiation
ceremony by King Arthur Lodge
Woodstock, on Friday night: G. W
Rothgeb, A. C. MCGUIRE, J. Biggerstafi
Clyde Shenk, Henkel Yates, William
Miller, Linden Shenk, Ray Blosser
McKendra lobe, c. B. Hite, and j. B
Long. After the initiation of severa
candidates in the first degree the
banquet was held in Lantz Hall Musi
for the occasion being furnished b,
| the Woodstock K. P. Band.-Page
News and Courier.
Mr.. Bernard Bickers, of New Yorl
is the guest of his sister Miss Ma,
Bickers at the ONE of Mrs. John Mar
ton on Church Street.
Miss Jude Car son of Riverton, spen
several days this week with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs William
Paxton on North Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxton spent a
part of this week in Riverton where
they attended the marriage of Mrs.
Paxton S sister, Miss Jude Carson to
Mr. Percy Randolph, member of the
firm of the Woodstock Motor Co. of
Woodstock
Mr. and Mrs, George R. Geary, Miss
Katie Coffman, Mrs. Forsythe and
Mrs Clara McGillip of Mounty jackson
were visitors in Woodstock, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Williams, Mrs Tom
Fravel and Jacob Haun were among
the Woodstock people who attended
the funeral of Major C. M. Borum in
Strasburg Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Borum and
Mrs c. NJ. Borum of Matin Hill, Stras-
burg were business visitors in Wood
stock Tuesday.
Mrs. Laurance Hotel and little son
of Toms Brook were visitors in Wood
stock Tuesday.
Hon George n. Conrad, H. w. Bert
ram and D. O. Dechert of Harrisonburg
A. C. Stickley and c. B Guyer of Stras-
burg, were among the visiting attor-
neys attending Court in Woodstock
this week.
George Stricken butchered two fine
hogs during this week which at the age
of fifteen months weighed respectively
495 and 435 pounds making total of
$50 pounds. These hogs were of the
Spotted Poland China variety and were
purchased from Daniel FOCAL of near
Woods took.
w. V. Thompson, Special Represen-
tative of the Shenandoah Life Insurance
Company of Roanoke spent several days
this week in Woodstock.
F. S. Pennybacker of Mt. Jackson
was business visitor in Woodstock
Wednesday.
Rev S. X. Cockrell has returned from
Alexandria where he was called to as
sist in the funeral services of NJ. L.
DinWiddie, Treasurer of the Board OF
Missions of the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Church. Mr.. Dinwid.
die who was prominent young banker
of Alexandria was killed when he was
struck by an electric car.
A. w. Pitman of Roanoke spent
the weekend with Mrs. P A. Pitmar
and Miss Cora Pitman at their home OF
Muhlenberg Street.
Osborn Marston left Thursday fol
Washington where he will spend two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. o. Marston.
Thomas H. Lewis, of Luray forme
resident of Woodstock was bushes
Visitor in town this week.
| Robert M. Ward of Winchester, c
IW. Bennick of New Market, RIPPLE
lWal ker and Paxton Williamson of Mt
jackson were among the out of-towl
Iattorneys who attended court in Wooe
stock this week
| Mr.. Herbert Hovey is critically i'll E
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