Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-05-01
Personals.

Mr.. R. Frank Larew of Greenville,
was in the city Monday.
Mr. w. H. Shirley of Buena Vista,
was in the city this week.
Mr. 9. F. Carson of Low Moor, spent
Sunday at his old home near Penrose.
Mr. A. Patterson of Waynesboro,
was IN the city this week.
Mr.. John Ogilvie of Washington. is
visit nights parents here.
Rev. j. HI. II. Winfree of Vail y
Mais is in Richmond at the Virginia
Hospital for medical treatment.
Mis- R W. Moffett and Mrs. Lacy
Black of Van Lear, were in tie city
Monday.
Mrs. Sam Bell and Miss Rebecca
Christian of Long Glade, spent last
week in Bridgewater.
Mrs. s W. Wilson has been .spen"-
ing some time with her mother in Nc
Dowell
Miss Mamie GilkesOp of Slower, has
returned home from a. visit to her
brother near Fishersville.
Mrs. Il. G. Morton is visiting her
nephew. DIR g. E Barksdale. at Edge
Hill. Chimboraza Park, Richmond.
| Mr. J r Hidy and family of Nc
Dowell. Highland county, have gone
i to Cass, W. Va, to open hotel.
Miss Nav Arehart of Middlebrook
is visiting her friend. Miss Maggie
Dunn in Clifton Forge.
Miss Alma Coyner of Wavnesb0ro, is
l. Show
afer in Washington.
Mr.. J. w CARRIER of Knightly, was
a visitor here Monday. HerepCrts the
; wheat crop as badly damaged.
Mr. J w Lowman of Long Glade.
who broke his leg some time ago. is
rapidly improving.
Mr. T. P Drumheller of Lynchbnrg,
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Drumheller.
DR. G.. T. Lewis was in Baltimore
this week. having taken a patient to
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Mr.. Thos. O'Donnell. assistant supt.
of the Water Works, is confined to the
house by serious attack of pneu-
monia.
Mrs A. S. Woodhouse who for the
past month. had been taking an cleo.
treatment at DR. Lewis returned home
Friday, much benefited.
Among the pleas ant callers to our
office this week were Messrs. G.. Lewis
Clemmer of Swoope and r G. Byers
of Kuightly.
Mr.. J. H: Silling of Parnassus. was
in Baltimore last week on business.
He stopped at Manassas on his return
to visit his brother.
Mrs Virginia Lightner of Y alley
Mills. has been with her mother, Mrs
Slalie Dinkle. near Slower, who has
been quite sick.
Among the WaynesborO people in
Staunton Monday were Messrs. w. n.
Fishburne. J. Frank Wilson and W..
g. Ellerson.
Mr.. II. j. Hartman of Baltimore, a
former Stauntonian. was in Albemarle
county last week. looking after his
extensive orchard interests there
John A Scott, son of DR.. VIM. N.
Scott. has taken position with coal
company located west of Bluefield, w.
Va, and went there few days ago.
Mr.. end Mrs. Jacob Van Lear of
New York. who have been on an ex
tended visit to relatives in this city
and county, returned home last week.
Mr.. Joe Thomas of Millbor0. accom-
panied by his little daughter. Margaret
have been visiting relatives at Steele's
T avern.
Mrs. q. M. Burger and children left
Waynesboro last week for Tekon. Wash
ington. to join her husband and son,
who have been there for the past year.
Mrs. F. H. MacMorris. Miss Florence
Mac morris and Mr.. Walter R. Preston
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Reeves Preston of Port
land Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer F. Asst Of West
Virginia, and Mrs. Wilmer H. Payne
of Wilmington, N c.. are in the city.
having been called here nv the illness
of their mother, Mrs. J. T. Asst.
Lieut.. Chas. M. BIackford, with the
9th regiment infantry. U. S. A.. has
been ordered to st. Louis with his
regiment to participate in the dedica
tory exercises
Friday afternoon while at the office
III DT. II IL hCuhti. hfo. coocpu .
Asst was stricken with paralysis. Her
sou-in law, DR.. M. J. Payne, was i'm
mediately notified, and she was taken
home. and her condition is still criti-
cal. She had apparently been IN her
usual health, up to the time she was
stricken We are glad to state that
her condition has improved, and her
physicians have hopes of her recovery.
Mrs. s. Brown Allen who underwent
severe surgical operation in the hos
pital at Newport News last Saturday,
though she was an hour and half on
the operation table. is doing nicely.
Her many friends will be glad to hear
that her physicians think she will make
a complete recovery.
Miss Madge Abby and her sister, Mrs.
Gertie Parkins. have returned to
Stauntou to make their home here,
which their many friends will be glad
to know. They are at home on east
Frederick St., DIR. T. M. Parkins hav-
ing bonght the handsome residen ce of
Mrs Fred Fultz, who will remain there