Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1896-09-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Jannette Summerson is visiting friends
in Harrisonburg.
Miss Belle Mason, who has been spending
some time in Bath county, has returned home
Mr.. W. H. Landes, of the staunton bar, was
in Coyington last week visiting his brother.
Miss Nan Cooke is visiting Mrs. lmogen
Avis at Harrisonburg.
Miss Nellie Baker has gone to Philadelphia,
where she will teach the coming session
Mrs. Heber Ker is in Richmond visiting
relatives.
Dr.S.P. Hite has gone to Stribling Springs,
where he will remain several weeks.
Miss Curry Desha Breckenridge. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Chalkley,
left Saturday for her home in Louisville, KY.
Mrs W. A. BowIes and two little daughters
have arrived in Staunton, after spending the
summer in Louisa county.
Miss Lucy Cochran, who had been attend
ing the ChautauQua at Goshen, has returned
home.
Miss Marie Archer, of Richmond, who has
been visiting Mrs. M. T. Wake, has returned
home.
Messrs V. B. and J. c. Bishop, who have
been in the northern cities laying in their fall
and winter goods, have returned.
Withers Shelton, of Chestertown, Md, who
has been visiting his parents here. left Satur'
day for his home.
Messrs. Jas. Il. Woodward and E. P. Denny
are in New York laying in supply of the
latest novelties in fall goods.
Mr. Louis T. Peck, son of Mr.. H. D. Peck,
left last week to resume his studies at Ohio
State University at Cleveland.
Prof. Frank B. Yates and family. who have
been visiting Mr.. Yates father at Arbor Hill
have returned to Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr.. Edward Patteson, of Newport News
returned home Tuesday, after visit of sew.
eral weeks to his old home at Augusta Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Koiner, of this county
are spending some weeks at Old Point and Viz
ginia Beach.
| Miss Mary Bell left last week for Millboro
where she will teach private school the
coming session.
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spending some time with her father, Rev. G
W. Finley, D. D., at Thinking Spring.
Mr.. John s. Peck, of Pittsburg, Pa, whs
has been visiting his father, Mr.. H. D. Peel
of this city, has returned to Pittsburg.
Miss SaIlie Barron, of Richmond county
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nome OF MI. EDWARD Ecnois. returned 70 ne
nome IN LoulsVliie iast WeeR
4 Miss Bessie Young left last "Wednesday TO
Memphis, Tenn, where she will teach phys
cai culture during the coming Wintern ID -
female college Hf that city.
n Miss Mamie MINOR, Of Charlottesville, an
Miss Page Osborne. of Petersburg, who hav
been visiting the family Of DR.. B. NJ. Atki1
lson, returned to their homes last week.
Rev. NJ. L. Wood, OF the Baptist chure
here, is announced as one OF the speakers
the Baptist Young Peoples Union to be hei
in Lynchburg, October l3-14
1 DR.. D. A. Butcher is in Dallas, Texas, attent
4 ing the sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd re
lows. He is one of the Representatives OF tn
Virginia Grand Lodge.
Miss Mollie Bare. of Staunton, is visitin
the Misses mclaughlin. Mrs. s. s. Peterson
of Staunton, is, the guest of Mrs. Eugene Bill
himer. Rockingham Register.
Mrs. J. W. Newton spoke at New Market o
Tuesday in the interest of the ". C. T. q. tt
New Market valley says ner lectures we
well received.
Miss Maude Bryan, who has been vlsitln
Miss Eva Berkeley on Berkeley street, L
some time past, returned to her heme IN Men
phis, Tenn, last week.
Mrs. R. N. Poole, who sustained atl attae
OF conclusion OF the praln IN the funaWa
/ several days ago, IS mucn petter' ana r. oue
t danger. Miss Annie HOUR, her companion
!, who was badly bruised, has almost recovered
: On Thursday evening Russell, the eigh
! year-old. son of Capt. s. T. Thornburg, fe
: from tree fracturing his left arm and di
!. locating his shoulder. Dr. A. NJ. HenKel re-
: dered the necessary aid.
No.. ..h.:,.,,. T,oLe
Messrs. WIN. Argenor'gnt anu lynn LUKE
of Staunton, were the guests OF Mr.. IRA
. Critzer Sunday. Mr.. F. G. lesser, of Staunto
sfMs n w a,ssandsr Wn,me,soro seuti,
Rev. R. A. Gibson, of Cincinnati, has d