Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-10-31
PERSONAL.

visiting relatives at Greenbank, WV
Mrs. R. G. Templeton of Lexingto
is visiting her sister, Mrs Y. M. Bickl
!, Mrs. Bernard G. Hartman has r
turned from visit to her parents
Charlottesville.
Miss Mary Sellers, of Churchvills
has gone to kugueta Springs, wheI
she will spend the winter teaching.
Mr.. j. Y. McCutchan of Sangervill,
was in the city yesterday on business
and called at cur office.
| Mr.. Ernest Hopewell, who has BEEF
visiting his parents near Mt. Scion, re
turned to Williamsburg last week.
Miss Alice Siple, of Snyder. was
guest last week of friends in Mt
Scion.
Rev. J M. Shreckhise will conduc
communion services at Salem church
on Sunday next.
Mrs. John Bird, of Highland, is Wis
iting relatives in the Barterbrook
neighborhood.
Mr.. J. T. Black, of Stuart's Draft
was in the city Monday and paid oul
office pleasant call.
Miss Sallie Rowan of Raphire, has
gone to Kerr's Creek to take charge of
school for the winter months.
Miss Alice Kirch, of Richmond, who
had been visiting friends at Laurel
Hill, returned home last week.
Rev. Father w. CASTOR Payne, of
Clifton Forge, were in the city last
week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel F. Pilson have
returned from a visit to their son in
Norfolk.
Mrs. E. P. Chamberlayne and chill
dren have returned from an extended
visit to her parents at Spout Spring,
Va.
Rev. Job Turner reached here from
Washington last Friday evening to
visit friends in the city, before going
South for the winter.
Miss POague Rowan of Spottswood,
has gone to Troy, s. G., to teach in
school recently established in that
place.
Mr.. John A. Stuart, a former prOmi
nent South River farmer, but who is
now residing in Charlottesville, spent
several days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Arthur Blackford.
Of Wilmington, DEL, after visiting his |
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Blackford, re |
turned home Monday.
Floyd Palmer, son of Fl. S. Palmer,
If Washington. spent several weeks
lere, and In the county, and was much
pleased with our country. He return
ID home last week.
Mr.. A. I'll. Roller of Mt. Meridian.
id us pleasant call Monday, and
i his address changed to Weyer's
7e, on account of the rural free mail
very.
M IS. III. Jordan has returned from a
rip 20 Richmond and New York. Mr..
Ordan who has been engaged in bust.
ess in West Virg inia, was also in the
lty this week. Ia
Cards are out announcing the mar
age OF Miss Mary Henry Sommerville
} Mr.. William Buddo, at the home of
le bride at Mitchells, Va, Thursday
vening, November 9th, at o'clock.
Rev. F. Kuegele of Koiner's Store.
as in Charlottesville last week 70 con- q
uct the funeral of Henry BALI, a
rominent business man of that city. !,
bile there be was the guest of Mr.. '
Russow. II
Rev. G. A. Marks and wife of Rich Ii
Ond, after a pleasant visit to Mr.. and F
RS. w. A. McComb at Arbor Hill, 81
turned home Tuesday. Mr.. Marks ii
as formerly pastor of st. Johns N
urch in this county. La
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wilson of Monterey, d
ere in Staunton Tuesday and left for pl
me Wednesday after a pleasant trip II
Norfolk where they attended Synod cl
which Mr.. Wilson was a delegate a
ON the Monterey church. sc
Mr.. and Mrs. los. B. Woodward and al
ISIS Anna Woodward left Wednesday Jc
r Richmond to attend the marriage x
Mr.. Harry B. Woodward and Miss .
'ances Myrtle Smith, which takes II
ace Monday, Nov. 3rd. o.
Herald: J. W. Silling, ~ ~
Buena Vista, was here on Monday " =.
ling upon his old friends ~
aybelle Hite is visiting her grand ".
other, Mrs. Mary Ervine, on the ~ y,
ade. o q,
Mr.. Chas. A. Bradshaw, son of Mr.. of
B. Bradshaw of Highland, has been O.
home on visit. He is now living
Bluefeld, W. Va. and is secretary
ID treasurer of the Flat Top Insur-
ce company.
Mr.. L. G. Strauss returned last week til
,m Charleston. s. G., whittier he &C. os
the remains of his sister, si
ss Norma Strauss, who died in New w
ork. of
MIR. and Mrs. M. o. Pippinger of 81
,ru, Ind, who have been visiting al
ends in Highland county, came to of
auntOn on Tuesday with their rela- tt
re Mr.. S B. Bradshaw, surveyor of L.
at county, and took the train for al
cir homes. ne
MIR. Hez Jordan expects to leave for pI
bin Creek. West Va, Satu- lay,
lere he goes on railroad work on an ed
tension of the G. & o. for Fl mile TT
ntract with Harry Frazier. Mrs. FIR
rdan will not go with him this win bl
r. but remain in Staunton. a
Mr.. Hugh A. 8. Hamilton, who re- II
ntly moved to Albemarle county, was a
ken ill Friday and On Saturday was E!
ken to st. Luke's hospital, Rich II
)nd, to be operated On for gallstones. al
is son Guy and Col. s. Brown Allen d
mt with him. n
Mr.. ]. R. Hidy. of Craigsville. has Il
is week concluded a sale of Valley e,
lew lies fine farm just below Port "
nd on the Little Calf Pasture river, tt
Mr.. G. 3. Bruce, of Charlottesville, d
$13.500 Mr.. Hidy we tt
arm will together with his family soon
owe to Charlottesville where he will
gage in general merchandising. The
,ople of Craigsville and throughout :,
lie county will regret to learn of Mr.. :, y