Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-03-18

ties.
| Mr.. William Irwin spent Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lambert
while en- route to his home at Colum.
bia Furnace, after a business trip to
Baltimore.
Mr.. Philip Wisman has returned to
his home In WASHINGTON after brief
visit to his brother-in-law and sister,
{ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harry Haun.
Jacob and Alger Haun, of Wood
stock and Chas. Headley, of Edinburg
attended the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Shenandoah Life
Insurance Company which was held
IN Roanoke Tuesday.
Mr.. w. L. Teller, of Glenmount,
Ohio, and Mrs. r. D. Bordeo, of
Pittsburg arrived Monday, to spend
two weeks at their home near Toms
Brook.
Out Of town lawyers attending court
In Woodstock this week are Holmes
Fowle, OF Richmond, Va, C. W. Ben
nick, OF New Market, c. s. Guyer
and \. c. Stickley, of Strasburg,
Paxton Williamson, of Mount Jack
son and Robert Ward, of Winchester.
! Mrs. W. NJ, Calvert and Mr.. D
D Davis attended the funeral of
their uncle, Thomas S. Davis in Har-
risonburg, Tuesday,
Judge E. D Newman has returned
from Lgnchburg where he attended Il
meeting of the Beard of Trustees OF
Randolph-Macon College,
Mir. A. P. Sewer has returned after
visit of several months with his
daughter, Mrs. W. L. Goldman in
Washington.
Mr.. Hugh Naylor, of Front Roya
was in Woodstock, last Monday, in
the interest of the Front Royal and
S trasburg route of the Lee Highway.
Baird Feagans student of Duns-
more Business College Of Stanton
spent the weekend with friends in
Woodstock.
Mrs Frank Brumback and little
daughter. Mary Elizabeth Brumback
are guests this week of Mrs, Brum
backs mother, Mrs, Eliza Grim of
New Market.
Holmes Fowl, Esq of Richmond
was a guest this week of his cousins,
Mrs j. D. Grabill and Mrs. F. NJ.
| Frayel.
Mrs. Edwin HolIingsworth. OF Ediu-
burg, was guest this week of the
Misses Hollingsworth on Church
Street.
Mr.. Frank Marshall, OF near Mount
Jackson. Mrs. MauGe Wikin and MI.
Perry Marshall, of near Ediuburg,
ispent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs II.
j. Fravel on West Spring Street.
| Hiss Charlotte Gibbs, a pupil nurse
OF Stuart Circle Hospital, Richmond
is recovering from a severe case of
tgripp.
Mr.. j Z. Fravel and daughters
have moved from their farm near
Woodstock to their residence on
Muhlenberg Street which has been re-
modelled previous to their occupancy
| Mrs. Emma Porterfeld, Mr.. and
i Mrs. Harry Boyer and daughter,
ILouie, Miss Lou Renalds and Mr..
| David Boyer were guests OF Mrs
| Annie shatfer this week.
Mrs. Lucy Shafer, who is now
lconvalescing from serious illness is
WISHING her daug hter-in-law Mrs
Annie Sbaffer at her home on Courr
street.
/ MIR. Marion EVERY, of Mt. Jackson
was visitor in Woodstock Monday
4 Mrs. D. D. Carter returned to he
fhome on South Main street Wednes
day, after having spent the white
with her son-in-law and daughte
DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Barney in Fred
4 Iericksburg.
S Miss Kate Coffman, of Nit. jackson
S Ispent part OF this week with re a
Itives in this, her former home,
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Shaffer an
Ichildren, of Shepherdstown, W. Va,
Mrs. Ella Shaffer and Mrs. J. I
IShaffer, of Woodstock, were recer
g lguests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Irwi
! LOT Harrisonburg.
Prof. A. c. Stamey accompanie
y twenty Massanutten Military Acat
= lemy Cadets to Winchester Wedne
lday evening to attend the Shake
y Iperian play, Hamlet at the Empi
i Theatre in that city.
Miss Elizabeth Newton was Il
y weekend guest of Miss Mabel Walto
rel Mrs. Lois Chandler Zirkle of Edi
- burg was q guest this week of M
- and Mrs. ]. r. Miller at their hor
on Muhlenberg Street.
IpI Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxton, Mi
, Margaret Davis, Prof. Fred Blu
and Mr.. Bra Nuremberg were smo
1.-THE Wo0dstock people who were
IlNYincheeter "Wednesday nirht "a