Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-10-12
PERSONALS.

MRS. Jacob MUNICH OF the Powell
Fort Valley was called to Toms Brool
Saturday by the illness Of her uncl,
Mr. Washington McInturff.
Miss Katie Rau of Grafton. w. Va
is visiting Mrs. S. J. Hoffman, at hel
home on South Main st.
Miss Margaret Hoffman, of the ia
Guilty of the State Normal, Harrison
burg. Va. spent the weekend at hel
home on South Main st.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman and little daugh.
ter, Charlotte of near Toms Brook
were Woodstock visitors Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Fadeley and Mr.. Perry
Marshall, OF near Readus. spent Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Fravel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Day. of Bruins
wick. Md, were weekend guests OF
Mr.. Days parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Day on Church Street.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Byrd and little son,
Earl, Jr., and Mr.. Byrd's sister. Mrs.
Richard Ksech aud little daughter,
Olivia. who spent ten days with Mrs. A.
R. Hollingsworth, and also visited Mr..
and Mrs. David Hotel on the river and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Roller at Strasburg
have returned to their homes in Balti-
more.
Mrs. William Arnold, of Idaho, and
children Louise and Jessie Arnold,
arrived Wednesday for visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Donaldson,
at their home on Church Street. Mr..
Arnold accompanied them as far as
Chicago, where he stopped on busi-
ness and will come on to Woodstock
later.
Mrs. William Jarling will leave Fri
day to join her husband, in New York
City, where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. William Calvert, who is con-
from a two weeks illness at
his home on Church Street, is now in
New York City taking treatment from
specialists, for eczema.
Mrs. Richard Jarrett, of Jarrett, Va,
is guest of Hon. and Mrs. M. L. Wal
ton at their home on Muhlenberg st. |
Mr.. A. P. Sumption, of Harrisonburg
spent several days in Woodstock this
week, on business connected with The
Troy Steam Laundry, of Harrisonburg, |
Virginia.
Miss Mary Heller, of Charleston, w.
Va, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and |
Hrs. John Heller on Court Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Sibert and two
Margaret Lee and Mary Belle, /
lave returned to their home at Kay
ord, West Virginia, after a visit 10
dr. Sibert's aunt and uncle DR.. and
drs. j. H. Smoot.
Mrs. Mary Sibert returned to Wash
ngton D. C. Friday after visit to DR..
nd Mrs. j. H. Smoot on Muhlenberg
It.
While spending ten days vacation
With his mother, Mrs. Charles Fravel
n this place, DIR. R C. Fravel, prom
nent young physician of Richmond,
vas called to Winchester twice and to
taunton one time in consultation with
physicians in those cities. DR.. Fravel
as been especially kind and thoughtful
0 all patients sent to Richmond Hos
itals from the Valley, his former home.
Mrs. William Skyles, who has been |
listing Mrs. Ella Martin since her re-
urn from Mt. Lake Park where she
pent the Summer, left Friday for
D. C, where she will
pend a week with her sisters Miss
dazie Fountaine and Mrs. Katherine
Ainsley, before joining her husband
daj. William Styles, U. S. A, in
Atlanta, Georgia.
MIR B. A. Warmer, of Blacksburg,
"a, District Agricultural Agent, spent
donday in Woodstock. meeting old
MIR. and Mrs. Warmer made
many lasting friends in Woodstock
md turnout the county, during their
'esidence here, when Mr.. Warmer
vas an inspiration and very practical
lelp to the progressive farmers of
while Mrs. Warmer was |
prominent in social, civic and chart |
m hIo a fairs of tho fnWn