Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-08-24
PERSONAL.

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Tor Lewisburg to visit relatives.
VIM. A. Grubert left last Thureds
for Atlantic City.
e Mrs. Pell, of South Carolina, is
: guest OF her neice, Mrs r. s. Ker.
II Miss Mary Minor, of Baltimore,
the guest of her brother, Prof. Mino
Miss Gussie Shea left Saturday fo
Roanoke to visit relatives and friend
Kenneth Mccoy spent day or tw
In Lexington the past week.
Prof. r. Roy Turner left Tuesday fo
Ohio, where he will teach during til
coming session.
j. w. Whitlock, Charlie Tanner an
Ed. Foster left Tuesday for Pittsburg
where they will engage in business.
N. P. Burnett, of Washington, VIII
had been visiting his brother, Vim. A
Burnett, left Tuesday for home.
Fay Donovan, of Roanoke, was il
the city this week visiting friends an6
relatives.
| PROFIT. G.. Dunsmore has returned
from his trip through parts of Wes1
Virginia. y
DR.. J. s. De Jarnette, of the West
tern State Hospital, is spending biz
vacation in Spottsylvania county.
u. N. Foutz, of Mountain Grove
Bath county, was in the city on Tues.
day and Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Croft have re.
turned from visit to HarrisOnburg
and other points.
Mrs. J. w. Leach and daughter. and
Mrs. Evie Haines, have returned
home from their trip to Nelson county.
John Scott, of Swcope, was IN the
city Tuesday, and while here called on
THE SPECTATOR.
Mrs. CALVIN Swink, of Waynesboro,
is visiting her relative, Mr.. John Tow
herman, near Mint Spring.
Misses Lizzie and Margaret Akin
son have returned home from pleas
ant visit to West Point, N. Y.
CD. Anthony, of this city, who has
been engaged in doing some stone cut
ting at Hot Springs, is at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Hamilton at
tended the Sunday School convention
at Spring Hill last week.
w. .. Sydnor and wife left last Fri
day for Manhattan Beach for a short
vacation.
A. A. Sproul. Jr., of New York, who
came to the county on account of his
fathers illness and death, returned to
New York Tuesday.
Miss Olivia Quay, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Fl. Mat
thews, left Tuesday for her home in
Baltimore.
Sheriff 4. w. Milstead, Police JUS
tice j. G. d. Brown. DR.. j. r. Bagby
md Fl. W. Lane, of Newport News,
Ga . Az lAN OAOJ O1 q ShS0uAOAs
Mrs. John G. Fretwell, wife of
Policeman Fretwell, accompanied by
her three children, is visiting her sis
ter in Highland county,
Miss Belle Mcdowell, of Richmond,
who has been on a visit to her sister,
Mrs DR.. F. NJ. Hanger, returned to
her home last week,
E. B. Bear. Of Churchville. was
elected third vice president of the
State Funeral Directors Association,
which metin Richmond last week.
Mrs. John Stroud and children, of
Norfolk, are at Augusta Springs, guests
of Mr.. Snead. Mr.. Strond, who was
with them few days, returned home
last week.
Misses Anna Dudley, of Clifton
Forge, Eva Dudley, of Messy Greek,
and Sadie Davis. of Bridgewater, are
visiting Mrs. Dudley, on South Coal
ter street.
Miss Sarah B. Hotehkiss, now living
near Snyder with her sister, Mrs. h.
Jordan, is spending some weeks at
Sewell, W. Va, the guest of Mrs. s..
M. McGu fin.
Rev. Frank McCutchan. of Georgia,
who was pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Waynesboro in 1874, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. David East, at
Raphine.
s. A. D. Mckee, of GreenviHe, was
in the city last Saturday, having come
to attend the county committee meet
ing as proxy for one OF the members
from his DISTRICT.
Mrs. DR.. ]. 8. Horseley has returned
| to her home in 81 Paso, Texas, after
| an extended visit to her mother and
| brothers in this city, and friends and
relatives in Nelson.
Today will appear the only and orig
inal John Robinson circus. Big street
parade and two performances. You
| will never know what a circus is until
Iyou witness the ten big Robinson
shows combined:
! III. d. Hanger of Newport News,
and T. B. Conner, of Waynesboro
were appreciated callers at THE SPEC
TATOR office Tuesday. Mr.. Hanger
was formerly of Waynesboro, and il
spending his vacation there.
Miss Cora N. Craig, of Craigsville
returned Monday to Philadelphia
where she is soon to graduate as pro
fessional nurse from the Jewish Hospi
tai of that city:
| J. NJ. SPOTS. who was called to Taze
| Well, Va, last week Oh account OF tn
illness of his step mother, Mrs. Jame
e. SPOTS. arrived at her bedside only
a short time before she died. MI
ISpotts attended the funeral and re
turned to his home here ON Tuesday
evening.
/ Capt. H. W. Henry and wife, O
Pittsylvania county, formerly of THU
lefty, who have been the guests of P
III. Trout and family for several weeks
left last Thursday for home. Whil
here the captain and his estimable wifi
were cordially greeted by their man,
friends,