Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-08-01
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. Frank L. Sublett, of Harrison
burg. was Staunton visitor Monday
Mr.. G. D. CARRIER, of Stuart's Draf
was in the city Monday.
| Prof. Alex. F. Nelson. of Roanoke
visited his brother, Mr.. R. E. R. Ne
son, this week.
Mrs. W. o. Sydnor and daughter
Mamie, are spending some time a
Virginia Beach.
| Mr.. ii. Jordan, of Fort Spring, W
Va, spent Sunday with Mrs, Jordan
here.
Mrs. Henry L. Hoover is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. L. Fl. Helms, in Spring
field, Mo.
Mrs. Ellen McCue, of Fishersville
left yesterday with her son, Hal, fol-
bis home in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Hayward L. Baylis, who hal
been spending some time here, has re
turned to Columbia, S. G.
Mrs. J. w. Brand, of Stuart's Draft,
who visited her sister here, has return
ed home.
Attorney r. W. Crowder, of Basic
City, was confined to the house this
week.
Mr.. B. F. BOlser, of near Craigsville,
Is spending few days with his son,
Mr.. q. N. Bolser, at Charlottesville,
Mrs. James G. Calhoun and children,
of Fishersville, are visiting their old
home near Ferrol.
Miss Margaret Johnson, of Salem, ia
visiting Mrs. Frank Bocock, at Barter
brook.
Mr.. D. N. Fry, of the Churchville
leighborhood, was among the court
lay visitors in the city.
Mrs. J. W. Keller is in Charlottes-
lille at the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
!. D. Bush, who is quite sick.
Mrs. John S. Collins, of Greenville,
8 spending month at Stribling
prings.
Miss Virginia G. Stricken, Miss
udie Stephenson and Mrs W. T.
are spending the summer
t Saratoga.
Mr.. s. H. Bell is well enough to be
ut again, and left Monday with his
ister for Blacksburg. Mrs. Bell is also
luch better.
Mrs. Victor Barth, of Columbia, Mo-,
nth her son Irving, after visiting rela-
yes in this city, returned home
Ionday.
Miss Minnie Condor, a sister of
[rs. T. R. n Speck, is guest at the
ONE of Mrs. e. G. Condor, near
'ell's Valley.
Col. D. A. Sieg who has been spend
lg the past year in Louisa county, is
ow visiting his old home and friends
| this county.
MIR. ]. K. Cover, President of the
ugusta Springs Tanning Co., was in
e city this week returning from Au
lsta Springs to his home at Elkton.
Mr.. w. L. Steinbock has gone to
hurmond, w. Va, to take charge of ,
large work for which Mr.. B. F. Part ,
W, of this city, has contract.
Mrs. Bernard Messersmith and little 1
.ughter, of Yonkers, n. Y, are visit. 7
G Mrs. VIM. Messrsmith, at Mt. 8
)lon. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. W. Burke spent
me days at Hotel Allegheny, Goshen,
is week, where they will be with Mr.. Q
ID Mrs. W. s. Burke, who proceed ed
EN- there. g
Bath Enterprise: A protracted meet 7
g will begin at Woodland on next !
nday, August 3rd. The pastor L. :,
q. Smith will be assisted by Rev. H.
Irvine. of Churchville. a
Mr.. R. c. Wilson, bookkeeper for 8
)gshead Bros. & Co., has resigned his .
sition, and will leave next week with -
wife for Houston, Texas, Leonard s
lwson will succeed Mr.. Wilson. Up
Duncan Curry, son of Mr. Charles "
TRY, of this city, has been appoint E
by Senator Daniel as an alternate =
r W. l. Caxton, of Norfolk, as a =
let at the naval academy at Anna
lis. n
Mr.. G. A. Lightner, OF Lone Foun-
in, who recently went to Baltimore
r treatment writes home that he has b
en- examined by two prominent phys y
ans and hopes to be cured without d
operation. This will be good news a
his many friends. d
Mr.. Andrew Price, of Marlinton, w. u
L., was in Staunton, this week. He *
II spend some time in Rockingham f
lore returning to Marlinton. Mr.. e
ice is prominent member of the o
lrlinton bar and editor of the Poca- :, "
ntas Times.
Mrs. L. G. Saunders and family, of
,wport News, Mrs. l.. Bailey, of IL
w York, Mrs Elizabeth Darnaby, Of f,
orgetown. KY. and Miss Minnie t.
ylor, of Richmond, are at Augusta q
rings for the summer, guests at the n
tterson's. "
Mrs. Mary Woods Campbell. of Cum
rland, is spending some weeks with