Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-10-17
PERSONAL.

81 Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. r. Taylor wer'
visiting relatives in Richmond ant
re seeing the horse show this week.
er Mr.. w. Fl. Bosserman, of Baltimore
spent several days with his parents
s. here this week.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier OF
81 Lewisburg, W. Va. visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. Sallie Hunter of Waynesboro,
fell from chair last week and broke
both bones in her wrist.
Mrs. j. l.. Ham and son of Craigs-
vile, spent last week with friends in
Covington.
n Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Guntner attend
Il ed the horse show in edmond this
week.
Mis-. Thos. Byers of Burketown is
in Richmond attending the hose
p show.
Misses Agnes and Mamie Scott were
in Richmond this week the guest of
Mrs. Peasants.
, Mrs. j. M. Atkins of New York, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. Valz, on
Market street.
Miss Leta Watts was the guest of
| Miss Anne Bell Bray in Richmond du-
ring the horse show
| Mrs. M. M. Bell of Fauquier coun-
ty, is visiting her brother, Mr.. E. d. |
Bell and other relatives at Fishersvllle. |
Miss Sallie Clarke of Greenville, has
returned from visit to friends in
! Highland.
DIR. and Mrs. B. b. Smith, of Green
vile, have returned from ten days
trip to Baltimore
Miss Regina Philips of Sangersville,
spent several days last week with her
friend, Mrs. Snyder at Slower.
Deputy U. s. Marshal John d. Rod
gers. who had been quite sick, but had
improved, is again very ill. |.
Mr.. Jas. R Kemper and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Grace, of Fishers 6
vile, attended the horse show in Rich
lond.
Mrs. DR.. R. A. Berry, of Birmlng- 7
lam, Ala, Mrs. II. G. EicheIberger and b
Mics Kate Eichelberger left this week /
for New York.
Misses Josephine and Anna Andrews
OF the Western State Hospital staff, are
visiting relatives in the Mt. Scion =
neighborhood. G
Rev. Charles Karicofe, of Ohio, is y
visiting relatives in this county. He III
Is son of the late John Karicofe of II
the Stribling Spring neighborhood, y
Mr.. David Jardine took the oath of
allegiance to the u 8. government in .
the corporation court last week and v
became an American citizen.
DIR. William Bell of Mt. Sidney, left fl
over the B. & o. Tuesday morning to j.
spend two weeks in New York with r
his son, Dr. Geo. H. Bell. u
Mr.. G. Ed. Crawford of Ft. Defiance, u
has returned from Baltimore, where
be was treated at Johns Hopkins
Hospital. He is much improved
Mrs. l.. l.. Scherer and children of Y
marion, returned home this week, af- W -.
ter visit to her mother, Mrs. r. S. s,
Hamilton. II
Clifton Forge Review: Mrs. George fir
W. Warren and son, Stuart, returned W
from weeks visit to her M
aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Christian, at az
Augusta county. th
Messrs. John Crickenberger, of Indf- al
ana, and brother, Samuel Crickenber- O
GER of Iowa, natives of the Mt. Sid &C
1ey neighbOrhood, are visiting the M
homes of friends of their boyhood. w
Misses Eugenia and Malinda Bum. y
gardner, who had been visiting their r
cousin, Mrs. VIM. H. Brooks in Rich
nond for some weeks, have returned to
heir home near Greenville. 4,
Mr.. E. A. Crawford of COvington "
and Mrs. j. Samuel McCue of Char p
have returned to their he
homes after visit of several days 10 ii
heir brother. James A Crawford of !.
Burketown. OF
Bridgewater Herald "Miss Annie ',
Huff returned to Churchville on in
Wednesday after visit of week
among her relatives in this town. y
Mrs. Homer Dunsmore, who has been AZ
visiting at Greenville for some time, NJ
to her home here this week. . u
Mr.. w. H. Watts of Dooms, father :"
Of Sheriff N. e. Watts, who has been r
i'll for many weeks, was able last &c
to driye to Waynesboro to "
register. His many friends in the W
county will be glad to know that his is M
much improved
Capt. Randolph G. Berkeley of the
U. s. marines, who has been spending ir
brief furlough with his father. DIR. II
Carter Berkeley, since bis return from II
the Philippines, left for Annapolis, q.
Md, Monday. He has been assigned a,
to duty at the Naval barracks and T
takes command of the marine corps OF
stationed there. III
e(
Walter Harris, son of J. M. Harris, III
near Old Providence church, has gone ~
to RusSellYille. Ark. 10 NAL Ike lis home =.