Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-18
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: brother and sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs
Warden Fravelon Church Street.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Boyer, of Cape
!. Charles, Va, are spending a vacation
of several weeks at Orkney Spring:
!. and with Mrs. Boyer's father, l.
. lTriplett, Jr., of Mount jackson.
Carroll Maloney, of Endless Caverns
was the guests Of friends in town the
first of the week.
i w. L. Newman, title Attorne y U. S.
:; Department of Agriculture and his
a photographer, H. B Fitzsimmons, are
spending two weeks in Stanton en-
9 gagged on legal business.
u Miss Elizabeth Newman is the guest
r Of friends in Stanton.
W. D. Lambert, of Pittsburg, visited
his brotherin-law and sister, Mr.. and
!, Mrs. W. j. Gillock, this week.
Mr.. James P. Garner and grandson,
Augustus Garner, of Washington, D. C.
are guests of Mrs. j. P Artz and family
at their home near Woodstock.
Mr. William j. Gochenour is engaged
IN drilling wells in the H. C. Stauffer
orchards adjoining the Shenandoah Co.
Fair Grounds.
Upon one occasion, while drilling
| for water in an orchard Mr.. Gochenour
discovered deep, swift under ground
stream lately caverns seem TO be the
important discoveries of the day. Who
knows? Woodstock is supposed to
have several wonderful Caverns near
town, probably we will connect with
the wonderful Shenandoah and Endless
CavernS some day. A cavern beneath
an orchard will probably solve cold
storage problems.
Mrs. James Edward McFadden, of |
Richmond and Mrs Eliza Grim, of |
New Market were guests during the |
past week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H |
Brumback at their home on South |
Main Street.
DR.. E C. Stuart, of Winchester was
called to Woodstock Sunday on pro-
fessional business,
Mrs. j. W. Bailey, of Summit Point,
W. Va, has arrived to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mayor and Mrs.
j. W. Bailey at their home on Mullen
berg Street.
Mrs. George Ott OF Washington, has
arrived for visit to her sisters, Miss
Fannie OFT and Mrs. Hugh OFT, al their
home on South Main Street.
Robert and David O'Neal who are
employed at Cumberland, Md, spent
the weekend with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Neal of near Wood
stock
Mr., and Mrs. j. T. Gallahorn. Jr.
have returned to Washington after a
visit to Mrs. Laura Howe and Mrs.
William Ramey.
Mr. James Stichley, of Washington,
D q. was a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
9. f.. thj; week.
III. I'd Mrs. Paul Orndorff,
i Cesar Creek Valley end Miss
Jea"r"ce Bomberger, of PhiIa- +
ue,..5, were business visitors in
We -5ck TUESDAY.
rs Jeanette Bomberger, and
A Purie, of Philadelphia. Katharine {
... e and Mary Tucker Wilcox of
A. lpolis. Md. are guests of Miss
Frances Wilde at her home "Capola,
near Van Buren, Furnace in the Cedar
Greek Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haun and two
children of near Harrisonburg were
recent guests Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. H. Haun.
Miss Caroline Wine of San Antonio,
Texas, who was the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Don
aldson has gone to Harrisonburg where
She will spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. W. D. CARRIER and attend
the State Normal School. !
Miss Margaret Hoffman has returned
to her home after an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Syracuse. n.
Y, New York City and Philadelphia,
Pa. In Syracuse she was the the guest
OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert S. Magruder
and in Philadelphia she spent week
with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Paul Hoffman.
Miss Marie Irwin will leave today
for Philadelphia and Atlantic City to |
visi; relatives and friends for several |
weeks, going from there TO Detroit, |
Mich, to visit her brother, William |
Irwin. She will spend the remainder |
of the summer there, returning to |
Richmond in the early Richmond |
TimeS-Dispatch, Aug. 18th.
B. A, Warmer and Harry L. Moore
have returned from Blacksburg where
they attended the Annual Farmers In
stitute and Convention of the County
Agricultural Agents and Home Demon
strators.
MIR. James P, Garner and grand son
! Augustus Garner of Washington, D.
IC., are guests of their relatives Mrs.
il. P. Artz and family at their home on
1.-THE river, East OF Woodstock. Mr..
!, learner, who for more than forty years
Held a responsible position in the
i Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, has frequently visited
Woodstock where he has number of
: lrelatives and friends. Forty-nine
Iyears ago Mr.. Garner, was married to
Mrs. Rebecca Hamrck Mankin, who
ldied on the 25th of last February just
a few weeks after the death of her
sister, Mrs. Francis Hoshour, of Wood
stock.
J Mr. Garner with his rrapdoo,,