Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-08-24

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Hill, visited Miss Sallie Rusmiselle, a
Waynes bOro, last week.
DR.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Atkinson wen
last week to visit their old home il
Lunenburg county.
Miss Carrie Pfeiffer, of Lynchburg
was guest of Mrs. E. d. Snapp thil
week.
Mrs w. P. johnson, of Mt. Sidney
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harpel
Hartman, at Rockbridge Baths.
! Mrs. y. Brown Allen was in Rich
mond this week at the bedside OF hel
son James, who is i'll with appendicitis
| Mr.. John Mcmahon. of Washington
returned home Monday after two
weeks visit to friends here.
4 Rev. NJ. L. Wood filed the pulpit Of
the Baptist church in Charlottesvill,
last Sunday.
Mr.. Claude Wilson, of Bridgewater
after visit to friends here, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Scott, of Filth.
ersville, have returned from trip to
Highland and PocahOntas counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Childs, of New
port News, who have been visiting
relatives at Laurel Hill, returned home
this week.
| Rev. r. G. Gilmore left this week
for Alexandria whore he will fill the
pulpit of Rev. DR.. F. j. Brooke for
three Sundays.
Mr.. Howard Sellers, wife and child,
of Winterset, Iowa, are visiting the
family of Mr.. S.'s father, Mr.. ]. s.
Sellers, near Churchville.
DIR. V. T. Churchman, of Charleston,
w. Va, spent some days last week
with Hon. John W. Churchman, at
BroOkwoOd.
Rev. w. A. Black, of Roanoke, who
has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home last week. His family is
still here.
Mr.. Frank R:chey, of Washington,
is spending his vacation with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Richey, at
Fit Defiance.
N ISIS Cora NJ. Hanger. of Spottswood,
visited her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rusmiselle, at WaynesborO, last
week.
Miss Fannie McQuaide who has
been visiting Miss Bessie Lambert left
Saturday for Sweet Chalybeate
Springs.
Mrs. NJ. H. Alexander, Of St. Louis.
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mccormick,
of WaynesborO, visited the family of
Mr.. j. G. Whitlock last week.
Miss Virginia My is visiting Miss
Madge Driver in Harrisonburg.
Joseph 8. Denny has resigned his
position as clerk to the superintendent
of the v. 8. ID. b., and issucceeded by
w. P. Eskridge.
Mrs. Guy Kester and little daughter
Mary, returned to New York with bel
sister, Miss Maud Stack. to visit an
other sister, Mrs. DIR. 8. j. Brooks. al
st. Vincent's Retreat.
| Miss Carrie Perkins, of Richmond
who had been the guest of her aunt
Mrs. G. o. Herring, at the Baptls1
parsonage, left for Charlottesville
Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Her
ring.
Misses Julia Moran and Regin,
Driver left Wednesday for Newpor
News, where they will spend fort
night: visiting friends and sight-see
ing. They will visit Buckroe Beacl
: and other places of interest before re
turning home.
: The friends of Rev. l.. o. BickeI
r pastor of the United Brethren church
t who has been i'll for some time wit
Typhoid fever, will be pleased to lear
that he is very much improved.
D. B. Ga bbert, who was born an
raised near SWOOpe in this county bu
: who now lives at Buchanan, Va, ha
an enviable position with the G.
!. o. in whose employ he is, He hs
y charge of the track on the R. & A. d
: vision.
D Mr.. Haywood T. Baylis, for Ion
], time connected with the book house
|. Frank T. Holt, but for some time pa
q with Fishburne T. Co., of Roanoke
[. has accepted \ similar position
columbia. 8. e. Mr.. Baylis is POI
ular young man and makes FRIEND
l. wherever be goes. and his friends
l. this city predict bright future fl
D. him in bis new home.
b, Prof. F. R. Webb, Rudolph Bun
u gardner and DIR. E. Lacy Gibson, r
|. turned Wednesday afternoon over Il
t, Baltimore & Ohio railroad from Ia
g. per's Ferry, at and around which poll
Dr. they participated in one of their a
j. nual canoe tours. Geo. M. Beall,
a Frostburg. Md, who was with Il
rg party, left Harper's Ferry for his HON
J. They had most ENJOYABLE time.
70 Two BIG Guns for the Grand Camp.
Senator JnO. W. Daniel has accept