Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-11-20
Personals.

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Mr.. Geo. w. Swink is quite i'll at b
home in Moscow.
Miss Natalie Hossett is visiting he
c )usin, Mrs. E. G.. Ralston near Da.
ton.
/ Miss K. d. Taylor the popular an
efficient postmistress at Craigsvill'
was in the city this week.
Miss Kitty Hutcheson is attending
the State Teachers Association
Charlottesville.
Among the patents granted thi
week was one to Frank f. Freed Q
Fishersville, for manure spreader.
Mr.. Chas. L. Todd, Jr., of Richmond
is visiting bis uncle, Hon. John W
Todd, near town.
Miss Olga Mohler of Shendun, wa
the guest of Mrs. J.-B Rawlings thil
| week.
Miss Mamie Berry of Moffatt'
Creek, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Bratton in CovingtOn.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Houff of the
Penrose neighborhood, have been spend
ing the week with their SOUS near Ladd
Mrs. T. A. Dawson has. returned
home from visit to relatives in east
ern Virginia. -.
Mr.. John Weimer and bride of High
land county, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiner near Fishersyille.
Mrs W. P. Lineweaver of Harrison
burg, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parrish here this week.
Mr.. Arthur Clements of Buena Vista,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Jessie Gle
ments at Augusta Springs.
Rev. John a. Taylor of Laurel Hill.
will preach at Pleasant View church
next Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. John B. Shaw of Newport News,
has been spending some weeks at bis
old home here.
At the recent session of the grand
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in Rich
mond, Mr.. VIM. B. McChesney was
elected grand royal arch captain. -
Rev. R NJ. Tuttle of Lexington, faith.
or of DR.. J. B. futile Of Craigsville,
who has been in poor health for some
lime, is under treatment in Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas g. Bowhnghas retnrn-
ID to her home in Charles Town, W.
Va, after spending some time with
relatives here.
Mr.. W. h. Snuff, an old. Staunton
BOY, but now of .Cooper's, w. Va, ar
lived here last week to visit to her
mother.
William Myers had his arm wrench
ID off Friday while at work feeding q |
'orn husker near Sangerville. His
Irm was taken off near the shoulder.
Mr.. W. H. Kelsey of Jackson, Ohio. |
ormerly of this city, was here this
week on some matters of business and |
vas greeting many old friends.
Miss Minnie Condor, who has been |
he guest of Miss Kate Hoge for the
'ast two weeks, left Wednesday for her
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. W. B. Sellers, for some years
of the machine works and
tove plant here, has moved to Way-l
lesboro with his family, where they
will reside in the future. |
DIR. J. B. Tuttle. for many years a
popular physician at Craigsville, has
purchased the home and practice of
)r. B. o. McCatchan at Greenville
md will locate there.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Margaret Johnston
Foster to Taylor McCoy. which will
axe place in Trinity Episcopal church
N Thursday, December 8, at 10 o clock
n the morning. No cards in the city.
Mrs. R. K. Points, widow of the late
\. G. Points, has gone to Phoenix,
Ariz., where she will make her home in
be future. Mrs. Points makes this
hange in the hope Of improving her
lealtb, which has been delicate for
ONE years.
Mr.. G. E. Wallace and wife of Chi
ago, returned home this week after
pending several weeks at Mr.. Wal
aces old home near Craigsville. He
8 city electrician of st. Charles, a
uburb of Chicago, and has resided in
he west some years.
Bridgewater Herald: Miss Annie
Minor is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
lark in Greenville. Mr.. Eugene
montgomery of Deerfield, is in charge
# the graded school. Miss Jennie
Tultz OF Sangerville, is very sick. Her
rothers who have been attending col
sge in Richmond were called home
asst week.
Valley Virginia :-Advices from
ohns Hopkins hospital, where Mayor
10Th is under treatment, state that he
, thought to be steadily improving.
( convalescence continues he and Mrs.
10Th. who is with him, will probably
o to Old Point for time. Mrs. John
fish, Of Middlebrook, who has been
pending some time with Mrs. d. S.
london, returned home Monday, &C.
by Mrs. Condor, who will
isit in the Middlebrook neighborhood
everal weeks.
Rev. Geo. Braxton Taylor, chaplain
It Hollins Female Institute, and his
ather. Rev. Geo. BrOadman Taylor,
or 80 years Baptist missionary to
Rome. italy. were guests this week OF l