Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-04-18
PERSONALS,


Holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
Burner on South Main Street.
| Miss Ethel Evans of Baltimore is
[guest of Rev. ard Mrs. w. D. Keene
lon Muhlenberg Street.
Mr.. c. E. Walton is recuperatin
after having been confined to his hom
on Muhlenberg ST. with an attack o
lgrip for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Scholes of New
ark. n. ]. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Few at their home on "Hill
top" Locust Avenue.
Miss Beulah Marston is visitin!
RELATIVES in Washington, d. C.
Mervin Helsley returned Monda,
from Detroit where he holds a DO
sition, and is spending this week will
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. George P
Helsley, prior to going to Rockingham
Memorial Hospital where he will un
|dergo ain operation for the removal o.
tonsils and adenoids and also for sinu.
trouble.
Mrs. John Livers has returned to hel
home in Charlottesville after visit Of
a few days to her parents Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Logan on North Main ST. Mr.. and
Mrs. Livers and family have recently
reopened their Charlottesville home
after having spent the winter in
Florida.
Mr.. g. w. Dellinger of White Post is
visiting Mrs. Emma Neeb at her home
on the suburbs of Woodstock. Mr..
Dellinger has many friends in this
section with whom he fought for the
Confederacy. He is one of the few
survivors of the battle at New Market,
and last year he attended the sham
battle on that noted field.
Paul Chapman, student of National
Business College, Roanoke, Va. is
spending the Easter Holiday at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Chapman.
Miss Zula Smoot X. N. of Winches-
ter, Va. is visiting her father Mr..
David Smoot and sister Miss Virginia
Smoot at their home near Fairview.
Mrs. Daniel Lichliter has opened her
new home on Church st. for the sum-
mer after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Boyd at Tazewell,
Va.
Mrs. z E Duval, of Frederick, Md,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Geary.
Mrs. David Hisey, of Calvary, had
severe attack of rheumatism in the
region of the heart, and DR.. H. H.
irwin was hastily summoned. The
patient is improving.
Hunter B. Chapman and son, Paul
eft on Wednesday for a motor trip to
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Trenton
where they will cooperate with the
Pennsylvania Railroad in giving pub
lefty 10 the big excursion which will
De run from that territory to Shenan-
loah Caverns on Sunday, April q.
Philip Williams, delegate from the
Woodstock Presbyterian Church at
ended The Spring meeting of the
Presbytery at Vaucluse
his week
A message TO Woodstock friends of
IRIS. I. o. Gibson, formerly Miss
\rlene Walker, brought news of her
ritical illness at her home in Amis-
lille, Ohio. Later reports gave her
ondition as improved.
Mrs Tobias Baker was operated on
thursday at Rockingham Memorial
hospital for gall stones and appendi-
tits. The operation was successfully
performed by DIR, j. H. Deyerle, after
he was taken TO the hospital by her
physician DIR. D. L. Shaver, of Maur-
.rtown.
Squire L. Hurn, oldest Justice OF the
'eace in Shenandoah County, Con-
ederate soldier and widely known
itizen is critically i'll at his home in
;trasburg from-a stroke of paralysis.
lis death is momentarily expected.
Mrs. E C Graham, Mrs CP Gliem
md Mr. r P Gliem of Washington, are
yuests of Mrs j h Grabill.
Mr. and Mrs Austin c Munich and
laughter Reba and son Ivan and Mr..
: j Rohart, of Washington were guests
If Mr. and Mrs G w Barr near Wood
stock Thursday, leaving Friday morn
ing for the Powells Fort Valley, where
hey will visit relatives.
Messrs. William and Harry Lambert
Of Pittsburg were called to Woodstock
on Monday because of the death of
Mrs. David Lambert. Both of these
former Woodstock boys hold respon-
sible positions in their adopted city.
Calvin Gochenour bought the
Jonathan Myers tract of $50 acres of
land on Trout Run, in West Virginia,
for $500. The land was sold publicly
by j. M. Bauserman Jr. who repre-
scented the owners.
Miss Eleanor Price, daughter of Rev.
Rev. A. o. Price, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, Woodstock, was taken
to Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Monday where an operation for ap-
pendicitis was successfully performed
on Tuesday. Miss Price was. accom-
panied by her parents. Her mother
remained with her while Mr. Price re-
,turned to his home here Tuesday.
A telegram was received Wednesday
by relatives in Woodstock, stating that
Miss Elizabeth Dulin, had been taken
to st. Luke's Hospital in Richmond,
where an operation for appendicitis
was performed by DR.. Mcclure Tues
day. Miss Dulin is granddaughter OF
Hon. M. L. Walton and Mrs. Walton
and is a student of William and Mary
College, Williamsburg. Mrs. Dulin's