Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-03-13
Personals.

Miss Katie Burnett is visiting b,
sister, Mrs. N. 7. Cooke in Richmond
- Mr.. J. w. Augustus of Lynchburf
Was in the city this week on business
% Mr.. John W. $ Stephenson of War;
/, Springs, was in the city this week.
y. Mr. G.. w. Miller went to Lyuchbur
this week.
y Mr.. j. M. Baylor of the Arbor Hi
neigborhood, was in the city this wee
on business.
It Miss Maud Shirley of Waynesboro
is visiting friends in Clifton Forg
and Buchanan
+ Miss Fannie Supple of Greenville
!. has been visiting her aunt, Mis-. j. W
Hopewell, at Mt. Scion.
Mr.. } L. s. Kirby, Jr, of Newpor
a News, is visiting his parents, Ju1g
e and Mrs. Kirby.
Mr.. Tazewell Bumgardner, of Cliff
ton Forge, spent Sunday with relative
here.
Mr.. Eugene ? Summerson has gon,
to New York to take position will
the National Biscuit Company.
Miss Daisy Montgomery of Kerr's
Creek, Rockbrldge, Is the guests of the
Misses Tribbett, near Churchville.
i Mr.. A. ErskIne Miller, Miss Mary
Miller and Miss Elizabeth Atkinson
are spending some DAYS in New Y ork
Mrs. r. H. Catlett, Misses Margaret
aud Fannie Catlett, and Miss Agatha
Gay are visiting in Baltimore.
| Miss Addie Mayo of Craigsville, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Madison
in Charlottesville.
| Mrs. Jed Hotchkiss and her daugh-
i ter, Mrs. Mccullough are visiting in
| Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. Arthur s. Morton reached home
Wednesday evening from bis trip to
Florida and the Bahama Islands.
Mr.. Robert L. Parrish, Jr., of the
Covington bar, was in the city this
week on business.
Mr.. Jas. 7. Lightner of Rich Patch,
was in the city Wednesday, and receiv-
ed a warm welcome from his friends.
Miss Elsie Boiling has gone to Rich
mond, where she will enter the Vir-
ginia Hospitals Nurses Training
School.
Mrs. J. A. Hanger of Stribling
Springs, who has had long and seri-
GUS illness, has about recovered, her
friends will be glad to know.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank German of
Memphis. Tenn. who were the guests
of bis father, Mr.. w. H. German, near
town have returned home.
The many friends of Mrs. R. s. Ham
ilton, who has been ill at st. Luke's
Hospital in Richmond, will be glad to
know that she is rapidly improving.
Mr.. Frank A. Lightner of Buffalo
Gap. has gone to Edray, w. Va, to
take position with large lumber
company.
Central Encempment No. "a. LOOT.
has elected A. 8. Woodhouse, a delegate
and w P. Lackey, alternate to the
Grand Camp which meets in Richmond
in June.
Mr.. Jos. l.. Barth is in the North
purchasing his Spring and Summer
stock. He informed us that his line
this season would surpass anything he
had ever brought to this city.
Mr.. F. D. Wood, superintendent of
the Virginia Portland Cement Works
at Craigsyille, was taken quite ill last
week, and on Saturday was brought
to Kings Daughters hospital
Mr.. Almyer Clemmer, formerly of
this city. but for some time resident
of Covington, has taken position in
G. d. Shipplett's undertaking house
in Clifton Forge.
j. T. Bear, Esq, of Churchvillle,
was in town Wednesday for the first
time since November. He had been
looking for a pleasant day, but in Sc
Letting Wednesday be picked the wet
test of the season.
Mr.. F. F. Cimiotti, after spending a
week here, has returned to his home
in New York. He expects to return
and spend the summer at Variety
Springs, where be was very popular
with the guests last season.
Miss Engenia Bumgardner, who
had SO serve an attack of typhoid fever
at Wyville, where she had been teach
ing, is at home recuperating. She
had spent month in Lower California
before returning here.
Mr.. John P. East, formerly of this
county, but now a prominent member
of the New York bar, was elected treas
urer of the Southern Society of New
York at its recent meeting. He is a
brother of Mr.. Chas. M. East of the
StauntOn bar.
Mr.. E. l.. Huff of Stonewall, was in
the city Monday and paid our office a
pleasant visit. On the 165h of this
month Mr.. Huff will celebrate his 74th
birthday. There are not very many
of Mr.. H. S boyhood friends still living,
but be mentioned our esteemed citl-
zen, Mr.. E. M. Gushing, as one of them.
Rev. Thornton Whaling, ID. d., OF
| Lexington, will preach at the Second