Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-02-06
PERSONAL.

monterey. were In the clIy ILLS weeh.
Mr.. A. G. Hartman, of Goshen, spen
Saturday in the city.
Rev. R. G. Jett was in Washington thil
week.
Miss Olive Parker is the guest o.
Miss Pearl Boude of Lexington.
Mr.. James Bell has returned to hi
h )me in Pulaski.
Capt. q. q. G ,och was in Coving.
ton this week on business.
Rev. A. NJ Fraser, D. D., spent sew.
eral days in Washington this week
Mr.. II. G.. B. Arehart of Middle.
brook, was in the city this week on
business.
Mr.. J. B Picker of the Milnesville
neighborhood, expects shortly to move
to East Orange, N. j., to reside.
Miss Kate Hoge has returned from
a visit to Washington and Baltimore
friends.
Miss Matte Christian, who attended
the Wilson Shields wedding in Hamp-
ton last week, has returned home.
Col. P. II. Hughes, manager of the
Postal Telegraph Co, at .Saval nah,
Ga, is visiting relatives here.
Capt. Chas. A Holt has returned
from Baltimore. His wife will re-
main several days longer.
Miss Mary Sheets of Milnesville, has
returned home from a visit to rela-
tives and friends near Penrose.
John Garland of the Laurel Hill
nelghborhood, expects to leave next
week for Indiana.
Mr.. n c. Bosserman and wife of
Middlebrook, were In the city this
week.
Mr.. J. A. Kennedy, of the agricul.
tural implement firm of Kennedy &
Crawford, left this week for Chicago.
Mrs. Herbert Nick Smith is spend.
ing several weeks at her old home in
Berryville.
Julius Shafer has been summoned to
Washington to see his wife, who is
critically ill with cancer.
Miss Lena Daniel has accepted posi-
tion as stenographer with business
firm in Washington. She left Friday.
Mrs. r. B. Dull of Craigsville, has as
her guests Miss Lula Gausen and her
brother Lyon.
Mr.. East Beard of Middlebrook. is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Stone in
Fluvanna county.
Miss Verona Bennett of Craigsville,
is on visit to her sister in Yorkville,
8. G.
Rev. j. +. Ballon of Craigsville,
visited his father In Danville last
week.
Messrs. Jos. S. Cochran and w lillian
Crawford were in New York this
week.
Hon. ]. S. Craig, of Cold Sulphur
nj Mnn6ov
business.
Mrs. Sarah Cleveland of the Annex
neighborhooj, who has been seriously
ill with pnuemo nia, is much better.
Rev. J. A. II uifard, of South River,
has been extended call by the Lu-
theran church at Luray.
Mrs. M. o. Parker, of Alexandria,
with her little son, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Clinton Butcher.
Gen. j. E. Roller. of Harrisonburg,
left Monday on business trip to Hous-
ton, Texas.
DIR. Claude Fl. Burke and wife, of
Burketown, spent couple of DAYS with
the family of DIR. g. T. Lewis.
MI. J. 3. YOunt, who has been spend
ing some time with relatives in this
city and county, left Tuesday for his
Colorado home.
Mrs. Benjamin BIackford gave a
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Thos. A. BIackford, of Wilmington,
Delaware.
DR.. Samuel H. Bell, who for many
years has been practicing physician
in the Milnesyille neighborhood, viii
shortly move to Bridgewater.
Miss May Jett has resigned her pc
sition at the Kings Daughters hospita
and will accept position in Blacks
{ burg.
County Superintendent of School
E. o. Peale of Augusta, spent severa
days last week with his brother. MI
John B Peale in Harrisonburg.
g Mr.. g. G. Hansel of Mcdowell
, Highland county, has taken posit
! on with the Deering Harvester Co
and will 90 on the road in few week
I'll Messrs Henry Allison, Harvey Pal
a gle and VIM. Stone, of Portland, spel
It Sunday with their families at Barre
e Ridge.
Mr.. VIM. Hamilton of Illinois, is {
visit to his sister, Mrs. RS. era
at Craigsville. He has been spendiI
: some time with relatives in this al
Rockbridge counties.
IF Mr.. J. s. Pancake has returned
ia Romney, W. Va, on brief busin'
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