Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-07-13
PERSONALS
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MIS-. u. b. CLOVER and sons JOSEF
b. Jr. and James have returned fro,
visit to Washington. D. C.
Mrs. Boyd, of Tazewell, Va, Mr..
Miles Myers, of Washington, D. C
and Mrs. Frank Stringfellow, Q
Albemarle County spent this wee
with their mother, Mrs. Daniel Lich
liter, at her home on Church Street.
Miss Ellen Tiffany has returned t
her home in Middleburg, Va, after
visit to Miss Mary Newman on Mullen
berg Street.
Miss Mary Bennett, of Washington
u. G., arrived last Friday to boar,
with Mrs. Annie Shaffer the remain
ing months of the Summer.
Mrs John Livers and little daughtel
Mary, motored from Charlottesville fol-
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Logan.
Miss Mildred Hotel aud Miss Mar
garet Smuck are visiting relatives anc
friends in Washington and Brookville,
Md.
MIR. and Mrs. John Day and children
Miss Margaret and Harry, of Bruins
wick, Md, visited Mr.. Days parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Day this week.
The Rev. w. Twyman Williams, of
Lynchburg, Va, SON of Mr.. w. T.
Williams of this place, is now in New
York City, where he is taking a course
at the Biblical Seminary. This is made
possible by the liberality of one his
members. His family is now at Timber
Ridge, Va.
Mrs. Thomas H. Wilkinson and
laughter Miss Cecil, of Pittsburg, Pa.
arrived Monday for visit to
Mrs. Wilkinson S father and sister, Mr..
John Miller and Miss Bernice Miller,
It their home on Muhlenberg st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marx and little
Helen and Virginia have
eturned to Washington, D. c., after
visit to Miss Nora Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ramey, Mr..
nd Mrs. Herbert A. Clinedinst, and
Or. F. A. Ramey, of Washington. d.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. David Yates, of
Nd, were called here by
he death of Mr.. Edward Ramey. Mrs.
;. A. Ramey is ill at the home of her
aughter, Mrs. Floyd Pollock in Wash
1gton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoshour, of
spent several days with
[r. and Mrs. John S. Hoshour at their
ONE on Muhlenberg Street.
Mr.. Ralph Ruby spent the first of the /.
eek in Washington on business
Mr. Edgar Sheets, who is employed
ear Washington, spent the weekend
it'll his family in Woodstock.
,r &nc aIrs. Samuel Williams, of |
inling a. w. Va. and Mrs. Lucy
NTH, roadway, have returned to |
l..r es after a brief visit to Mr.. |
al James H. Clover.
Nj. Fred Miller and children, of
IA, .gton, D. C. arrived Thursday |
y isit to Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. |
nd Mrs. B. j. Hotel on Church st.
Mrs. James Gallihorn, Jr., Mrs. Will
am Knight and Mrs. James Gallihorn,
r. of Washington, D. C. are guests OF
RS. Mary E. Ramey, on North Street.
Mrs. Samuel Fetzer, of Front Royal,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kenneth |
oontz, on Muhlenberg Street.
Messrs. David H. Walton and John
Locke have returned from an auto
lip thru West Virginia.
Miss Marguerite Bauserman, of Luray
a. is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
nd Mrs. j. M. Bauserman, on Mullen
erg Street.
Miss Augusta Stuart, of Roanoke, is
isiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Chapman
t Shenandoah Caverns.
Mr.. Newton w. Borden, of Medford,
oregon, spent Monday in Woodstock
old acquaintance, as it was
court Day and friends of his boyhood
rom various sections of the County
lad gathered here. Mr.. Borden, who
S a son of the late Hampson Borden,
If Toms Brook, Va, went to Medford,
Oregon, eleven years age and is now
prominent attorney in that city. With
Mrs. Borden and their son and daugh-
.er. they are spending the Summer at
he former home of Mrs. Borden, near
Toms Brook.
Mrs. Bessie Shoup, of New Carlyle,
Ohio, is visiting relatives in Shenan-
doah County. Mrs. Shoup is daugh-
ter of the late Samuel R. Hickman, a
former expert miller who was COM
PEELED to leave the Valley to seek en-
ployment directly after the War Be-
tween the States, because the Northern
Army under Sheridan had burned all
the mills of this section and SO COM
pletely devastated the entire Shenan'
doah Valley that there wasn't money
enough to rebuild the mills for many
wears. Mr.. Hickman always kept in
touch with the old home County anc
frequently returned to renew old friend
ships, He was for more than thirty
five years a subscriber to the Shenan
doah HERALD. Before the war Mr.
Hickman operated the Hannah Mil
on Toms Brook.
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