Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-08-09
PERSONAL.


Miss Edith Strattop. of Buena Vista
Is visiting relatives here.
Miss Bessie Payne, of Clifton Forge
is visiting friends in Basic City.
Mrs B. NJ. Guy is visiting relatives
near Deerfield.
Miss Sallie Galt OF Richmond, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A f. Kinney.
Mr.. W. E. Yeager, of Clifton Forge,
formerly of this place, WAS IN the city
this week on business,
Mr.. Clarence Bailey, of Summerdean
ia at Hot Springs visiting his brather,
Mr. J w. Bailey.
Mai Thomas G. Elder has beer
chosen president of the Virginia Bar
Association.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterl-
an church will hold lawn party in
the church yard tonight.
Miss Bette Gilkeson, of Fauquier, Is
visiting Mr.. T. NJ. Gilkeson, neal
Bar Textbook.
Mrs. John Paul, OF the Fishersville
neighborhood is visiting friends \
Eastern Virginia.
Miss Bessie Adams, who has been
visiting Mrs. G. A. Grafton, returned
to Richmond this week.
Mr.. Fred. A. Allen and family. OF
npEtS Of his tHUD6I
Col. S. Brown Allen.
Hon. James Lindsay Gordon. OF New
York City, is a guest OF his brother,
Hon. A. &. Gordon,
Mr. J Frank Clemmer and family,
of near Middlebrook, are at the Red
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Mary Beard, of FIT Defiance.
is the guest of Mrs. M. L. Page, OF
Buena Vista.
Rev. DIR. A. R. Cooke, of Waynes-
boro, is spending his vacation at Mill
boro Springs.
Miss Eva Dudley, of the Long Glade
neighborhood, is on Il visit to friends
in Kentucky.
Mrs Phoebe Bell, of Ft. Defiance. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. Lewis Price,
near Lewisburg, W. Va.
Judge J. NJ. Quarles and Hon. A. U.
l,raxton are at home, the convention
having adjourned for three weeks
Mrs. Jos. Is. Woodward is the guest
of her friends the Misses Mathews, OF
Lewisburg, w. Va.
Mrs. H. D. Jarman, OF CnaIiottes-
vile, is spending several weeks at Au-
gusta Springs.
Mrs. Chas Campbell, of Harrison
burg, is spending some time with rela-
tives here
Mrs. M. G. Smith, of Richmond, is
4he guest of the family of Mr.. Newton
Argenbright.
Mrs. James A. Moore, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis on wednesday nlgn'
of last week, is reported improving
Rev. w. O. Hullihen, accompanied
nv his daughter, Miss Bessie, sailed
from Baltimore last week for Germany
where they will spend some time.
You can now call up Richmond and
get latest markets from your own tel
aobope. Call nearest M utual Exchange
for connections. Try it. 81 II
Prof, W. G. Morton, who was recent
jy elected principal OF the Newport
News High School, left on Monday tol
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Houff, of Hen
alers On, N. g., who have been visiting
relatives in the county for some weeks
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Belle Williams, of Mt. Sterling
Ky., with her two children, is visiting
her sister. Mr.. w. f. Fretwell, at New
Hope.
Charlottes Progress: .Mr. and
Mrs. S. A Eddins left to day for Staun
ton. where they will spend week OF
ten DAYS with friends and relatives.
MID. .OCalIaghan, of Covington
who spent some days with his brother
MIR. J. &. O'Callaghan, returned home
Tuesday.
Prof E. G. Armstrong, of Johns
HOPKINS University, who has just re
turned from tour of Europe, is visit
ing his father, Rev. Dr.. j. E. Arm
strong.
Among the delegates elected b.
Rockingham district conference TO IN
So H,lS
e. Conference, South, Was Mr.. Reeves
Gait, of this city.
Cepf. K. w. Stephenson, an old citi
zen Of Staunton, is very i'll at the HON
of his daughter, Mrs. Getty, in Wash
ington. with whom he has been livln
for several years past.
Mrs. J. S. LeFils, Of Jacksonville
Fla accompanied by her two children
is visiting her parents, Capt and Mrs
n l.. Morton. Miss Minnie Morton
from the same city, is expected hom
tomorrow.
Mrs. Vim. Irvine, of Greenville, S. G
is the guest of Miss Alice Woodward
Mrs. irvine is a daughter of Rev. VIM
Il. Baker, of Roosevelt, Ga, for man
years the popular pastor of the Flrs
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. J. G. Francisco and Mrs. Den
mis- S. Winston, who have been spent
ing some weeks with their husband
near Messy Creek, left Monday fc
their homes in Louisa county, deligh
ed with their trip To Augusta.
At a m.4liug nf the alumni associi
ton OF Washington aud Lee u uive
slty held here SATURDAY., JOINT 4. Scott
Jr, Of this city, and Dtvl! 4. Moor
"a Aiu-sv Cteek, were awards scholar
ships 10 that Institution
Mrs. Harper Hartman, of Rockbridg
Baths, is AT the bedside of her mOthe