Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-03-31
PERSONALS

Mrs. Daniel Lichliter has returne,
from an extended visit to her son-in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R
boyd, of Tazwell, Va.
| Abe Novick, Proprietor of Little
IJoe's Store on Main Street spent the
weekend with his parents in Win.
leicester.
Miss Mabel Walton spent the week
lend with Miss Elizabeth Newton in
winchester.
Mrs. w. M. Calvert is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. William Davidson and
Mrs. Mary D. Forsythe of Washington.
Miss Margaret Davis of the faculty
of the Main Street High School of Har-
risonburg spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxton on North
Main Street.
Mrs. Lucy Shaffer returned Sum
| day after spending the past four
months in Baltimore with her nephew
and niece.
Mr.. Calvin johnson, who was a guest
lIof his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fansler on North Main Street, return
| ed to his home in Baltimore Wednes-
| day.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Baltimore is
spending this week with Mrs. C.
Fansler and Mr. William Fansler at
their home on Church Street.
Mr.. w. NJ. Wender and Miss Lillian
Howard have returned from ten
days visit to New York City where
they were purchasing goods for the
Wender Department Store on Main
Street.
Rev. j. Paul Tyler, Of Washington,
and Rev. F. A. Tyler, of Winchester,
were business visitors in Woodstock, |
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Bernie Sager Of Elkins |
w. Va. are guests of relatives in Wood
stock and vicinity.
Mrs Frederick Schaeffer and little |
son have returned to their home in
Philadelphia after having been called
to Woodstock by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Schaeffer's grandmother, Mrs
Lucinda Few who continues critically
i'll.
Miss Mary Graveley Clapp has re-
turned from a visit to Washington. /
DR.. Richard McCord Hoffman O
Algoma, w Va, who has been spend
ing the past week with his mother,
Mrs. S. j. Hoffman on South Main
Street left Monday for Philadelphia,
where he viii visit his brother, Paul
Hoffman.
F. NJ. Fravel has returned from a
business trip to Washington.
Mrs. Annie E. Finks and daughter, |
Miss May Finks, Of Akron, Ohio, who
were called here by the death of Mrs
F. 5 little grandson, William Lewis
Finks. will remain several weeks at the
nome Of Mr. William Finks.
Mrs t. J. Rush of Charlottesville is
visiting her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Funkhouser.
Mrs. Richard McCord Hoffman and /
hree children will leave Friday after. S
noon for Washington where they will l.
oe joined by DR. Hoffman and 90 TO ,
Richmond where they will visit Mrs
Ioffman,s father l. R Irwin before
'eturning to their home in Algama, c
". Va. +
Mrs. James Stanton and family have c
moved from the Irwin property on
Church Street to the property owned t
)y Mrs. Stanton at Pughs Run.
Mr. H. L. Keisler, Manager of the
Branch of the Chaplin
Sacks, Corporation has moved his
'amily from Chambersburg, Pa to
Woodstock where they are residing in
he Irwin property on Church Street
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Walton are spend
ng ten days with Mrs Walton 5 sister
Mrs. Lee Fristoe Of Front Royal.
Mrs. Clinton Sager OF St Luke is Ii
recovering from a severe attack Of grip.
Rev. Selwyn X. Cockrel and his in t
-eresting family will leave Woodstock It
next Thursday for Baltimore where
hey will make their home at the Ar
ington Church Parsonage.
Miss Lucille Hotel, who has been
spending the winter with her brother
n-Iaw and sister, Mr., and Mrs. J L. |
Wisman at their home in ST. Petersburg, Il
Florida, returned to Woodstock, Tues
day and is now visiting her sister, |
Mrs. ChM les F. FraveI.
Mr.. b. +. Hisey, who has been i'll at
his home in Edinburg for several weeks
has entirely recovered and is again at
his place Of business in the Ramey
building on Court Street Mrs. Hisey
who had also been i'll is now recuperat-
ing though not yet able to leave her
room.
Mr.. D. H. Didawick is convalescing
from a long illness of grip.