Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-02-22
PERSONALS.

| Aauny " Ouio. TOR THIS reason d
Twill make sale Of his real and persona
property on March 5.
| Mr.. John Huffman, one Of the in.
, Ijured in the automobile shooting in
Woodstock several weeks ago, is visit
ling his brother in law Mr.. Eugene
Ramey. The injury to his eye win re-
suit In permanent loss of sight but the
Ieye was not, and viii not have to b /
removed, as frequently stated.
County Treasurer ]. D. Harpine and
Commissioner of Revenue C. A. Kbler
i were visitors in Richmond during the
Iweek.
i Mrs. Joseph R. Russell was stricken
with an attack of acute indigestion on
Sunday night, necessitating the calling
Iof physician, before relief was had.
| Mrs. Frank H. Brumback returned te
her home Sunday after a two weeks
visit to her mother, Mrs. Eliza Grim oil
New Market.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Sager and
daughter, little Miss Hilda. were week.
END visitors with friends and relatives
in Washington.
Deputy Collector James H. Seal Jr.
Iof Winchester was at the County
Treasurer's office Tuesday and We'd
Inesday for the purpose of assisting
local people in making out federal in
come tax blanks. There was no
stampede Sealward and the police re-
tserves were not called out to keep
income tax payers from overcrowding
the office. Or course there are a few
fortunate enough to make returns.
Very few.
Judge E. D. Newman has qualified as
administrator of the estate of the late
Charles F. Headley.
Mrs. Frank M. Fravel entertain ed
at bridge Thursday afternoon. Salad,
sandwiches, ice cream, cake and coffee
were served.
Ralph Ruby has greatly improved his
dyeing and pressing establishment,
next door to Bailey g. Solenberger's
hardware store. The interior has been
Irepapered and repainted, making it an
Exceedingly attractive business place.
Miss May Bickers has returned to
Woodstock after visit with relatives
in Roanoke and stay in Baltimore
where she purchased line of Spring
goods for her millinery store.
Abe Novick, former popular wood
stock merchant, now a Winchester
resident, was visitor in town during
the week. He is recovering from the
effects of surgical operation.
Mrs. Milton H. Hollingsworth, wife
of Prof. M. H. Hollingswolth of the
Woodstock High School. returned to
her home Sunday after several weeks
stay in Winchester Memorial Hospital,
following successful operation for
gall stones. She is recovering rapidly
from the effects of the sickness.
Frank B. Riddlebergerreached home
Wednesday after a business trip to
Western States. He will be at home
for sbout ten days before another trip
covering his large territory as repre-
sentative of the manufacturers of
Walk Over Shoes.
Councilman Charles L. FOCAL was
listed among the grip suffers during
the week
William L. Dosh, who was recently
taken to Kings Daughters hospital in
Staunton because of stomachic trouble,
is extremely ill in that institution, and
his condition is causing much appre-
hension among his relatives and hosts
of friends. Mr.. Dosh is one of the
charter members of King Arthur
Lodg. X. of p and for years has been
one of its officers.
Recent guests of Mrs. Fleta Rush
and Mrs. H. A. Irwin at their home
NEAR Woodstock were Mrs. H. D.
Coffman of Washington, D. C. and her
daughter Miss Grace, of Bridgewater,
| College, Mrs. Mabel Poe and son
Robert of Washington, Mrs. Catherine
HolIer and two children, Gussie and
John, of Calvary, Va, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Rrush and children Misses
Dorothy, Helen, Emma Lucy, and
charlotte, and Mrs. Lucy Rush, of
Woodstock.
Mr.. Joseph Kelley has returned to
brunswick, Md. after spending several
days with his sisters Mrs. Daniel Reilly
and Mrs. Annie Alexander.
Mrs. Fila Shaffer is visiting her son
Capt. Carl Shaffer, U. S. A. in Wash
Iington, D. c.
Mr.. j. L. Shaffer returned Monday
iron Washington, D. C. where he
lspent the weekend with his brother
lCapt Carl Shaffer, U. S. A., who is
Inow stationed in Washington.
Mrs. Sallie A. Wisman, who was en-
lpaqed as a nurse for the late Miss
Annie Logan, has returned to her home
lat Emery Bushong's.
| Mr.. C. R. Logan, of Nokesville, Va,
mrs. Bertha Logan Fleet and Roy M.
lRouzee, of Washington, Mr.. Z. H.
Baker and family and Miss Nellie Mar
ltin of Hagerstown, Md, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lice Logan and Messrs. John and
Daniel Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A..
Logan, and Mrs Worth M. Logan of
IHarrissonburg, Va, and Mrs. Sadie
Logan Ruhlman of Dayton, Va, at
tended the funeral of Miss Annie L.
and James B. Logan Tuesday.
i The child of Frank Robinson, wound
, led in the Woodstock shooting has
: been taken from the Winchester hos
) pitalfo the home,of grandfather near
! Toms Brook, where he is rapidly re-
: Towering from his injuries. it is stated.
Hunter B. Chapman returned to his
lhome Thursday after visit to Wash
linpton, where he attended a meeting
LOT the advertisers club of the National
e lefty. He also spent short time in