Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-02
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Charles A. Hoshcur, Manager
Colonial Brick Company, Winchester,
Va, and Mrs. Hoshour spent Wed.
|nesday with Mr.. Hoshour's parents Mr..
and Mrs John s. Hoshour on Mullen.
berg Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Laughlin return.
ed to their home In Wheeling, w. Va
Monday. They were accompanied a.
far as Winchester by Misses Sue and
Lucy Magruder, Margaret Grabill, Mrs
D. w. Grabill and Philip Magrudel
Grabill, who returned to Woodstock
the same day.
Mr.. Cecil Hite Of Washington spent
several days with his parents MIR. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Hite this week.
Capt. and Mrs. William Skyles re-
turned to Washington Wednesday,
after visit to Mrs. Ella Martin on
Church Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Haun have re.
turned to Staunton after having spent
several days with Mr.. Haun's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Haun.
DIR. Charles w. Pence left Wednes-
day for Philadelphia after spending
three days at his home here.
Lawrence Russell has returned to
Washington. after visit to his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Russell.
Mrs. George Fravel, Messrs. Robert
and George Fravel, of Washington,
motored to Woodstock, Friday where
they spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wsrden Fravel. at their home on
Church Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Warden Fravel return
ed Monday night from two days visit
to relatives in Washington, D. C.
Miss Bssie Wilkins is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Issac Wittig at Broaday, Va.
Mr.. John Howe, foreman of Track
Construction Work Southern R. R.,
returned to Calverton Sunday after
having spent several days at his home
here. Mr.. Howe is an expert track
man, and is considered one of the
best on the Southern System.
Miss Pearl Cline has returned to her
home on North Main Street, after an
visit to Mrs. H. o. Nicodemus
at Frederick, Md.
DIR. j. C. Heatwole, Editor of the
Virginia Journal of Education, one of
leading historians and edu-
Gators, was a guest of Division Super
ntendent C. v. Shoemaker, Tuesday.
Mrs. Delmar D. Davis was called to
Fredericksburg, Wednesday, where
Mr.. Davis is under treatment of DR.. j.
Y. Barney. Mr.. Davis is now improv-
NO. and will probably be well enough |
o return to his come here in a few
lays.
Mrs. C. O. Gibson is now recovering
lfter an operation in Mt. Carmel Hos
,ital, Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Gibson
vas before marriage Miss Arlene
Walker, of Woodstock and many
riends in the Valley of Virginia will
'e glad to know that she will in a
hort time be well enough to return to
Ter home in Amesville, Ohio.
Mr.. w. S. French, who has been
pending the winter in Washington,
}. c., has returned to Woodstock for
he summer. Mrs. French and children
will return in a few weeks.
Mr.. Harry Yost, of New York, i
Special Representative of 1.-THE Hunch-
Jack Of Notre Dame" spent a part of
Thursday and Friday in Woodstock
arrangements for the
orth coming engagement on May |
eighth at New Theatre, Woodstock.
This splendid perturbation of the
we'll known classic was shown to packed |
heatres in Winchester and Harrison
burg. /
Mr.. James Snyder has recovered from
/ serious illness and is now able to be
IN the Streets after having been i'll for
he past three months
Mr.. George Rice one of the long time
employees of the Chaplin Sacks Corp
oration at the Woodstock Creamery
was operated on for appendicitis in the
Harrisonburg hospital, on Monday. He
is convalescing satisfactorily.
j. Everett Will, originally of Mt Cliff
ton, now holding irresponsible position
in the State Department, Washington,
was a Woodstock visitor today. He
had recently passed the bar exami-
nation in Washington and contemplates
taking the examination to practice law
in Virginia.
Mr.. Will is one of the Shenandoah
boys who has made good in his chosen
field