Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-10-30
Personals.


Mr.. Edwin 7 Dunlap has been az
pointed pOs9marter at Hetta.
Mrs. E. M Lorraine, of his city. il
in Hampton visiting her parents.
Mrs. w. F. Asst is spending SOM
weeks with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. E. M. Hartman has returnt {
from trip to Danyille.
Mr.. w. w. Gibbs of Nav York. spent
few days with relatives here thi'
week
Mrs. G. G.. Gooch and Miss Kate
HOge attended the Venable Skeen wed
ding at Covington on Wedns sday.
Mr.. j. R Rowan and sister of SPOTS
wood, were in Staunton on Tuesday
and while here paid this office visit.
Messrs W. G. Craig of DeerfieId, and
r. A. Todd of Mt. Scion, were among
the visitors here Monday.
Mrs. Hugh H. Kerr, who had been
visiting her Old home at Fishersville.
las returned bone.
Mr.. Frank L. Simpson of Clifton
Forge, spent Friday with his parents
here.
Mrs Taylor Bisseil attended the
Confederate Veterans reunion at New
port News this week.
Dr.. L. T. Coyner of Waynesboro, was
the guest of Mrs James Andrews near
the National Cemetery Monday.
Rev. A. P Boude is holding pro
tracted meetiug at East FL d Me 1ho-
dist church.
Miss Emma Hoge is visiting friends
in Richmond. She will visit Georgia
and other Southern States before re
turning home.
DR.. William Bell, OF MT Sidney, left
Wednesday via the L Il .. Ry., for
ten DAYS. visit TO his son, DR.. George
Fl. Bell. in New York city.
Mrs. Thomas J. Hartman, who was
called here to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs 2. Byron Hnge, returned
to her home In Baltimore Tuesday.
Mrs. 7 Waller Davis AMI her IL
teresting children of Concord, have
ben in the city and county this week
visiting relatives and friends.
Private Henry Meyer of the U. s
Army, who deserted from Fort WASH
ington few days agO, was arrested at
his home here Tuesday, and held for
the authorities.
Miss Tyler, half sister of ex-Goy. j
Hoge Tyler, has been elected to fill the
vacancy ctused by the resignation OF
Miss Way, Of the staff of the School
for the Deaf and the Blind.
MIR, G. II. Lambert aud family we're
In the city Monday, Mr.. Lambert COM
ing for medical treatment for mis- eyes,
which is being given him by DR.. s. II.
RawliI4 gs, spe ielist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stuart Booker
of Bluetield, W. Va, after spending
several days with Mr.. Booker's parents
near Waynes borO, are guests of Mrs.
Booker's parents, Col. and Mrs. j. ii.
Crosier.
Mr. Thomas P. Burkh4l Ter. ia the
draftsmans Office Of the Ritter Cou!cy
Manufacturing Co, Pittsburg, is in
the city spending month s vacation
at the home of his father, Mr.. P. L.
Burkholder on South Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Wilson of near
Fairfield, have issued invitations TO
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Alyce Wilson to. Mr.. Howard G. Fish
er Of Washington, at high noon No
yember 4th.
Arch K. Hughes, son Of the late
Henry Hughes, and brother OF John
l.. and Miss Lille Hughes. of this city,
died about two weeks ago of yellow
fever in Mexico. He leaves wife and
several children.
F. O. Rinehart of Princeton, won the
golf championship over w. G. Chick
of Harvard last Saturday. Mr.. Rine-
hart is the son of Mr., j. W Ripehart
well known here, aud who was at one
time president Of the &. w. Ry.
At the meeting of the Western State
Hospital board last week it was decid
Ell to wire the buildings for electric
lighting, and Mr.. P H. Trout OF this
city has been employed to superintend
the work of wiring.
Rev. DIR. F. T. McFaden of Lynch.
burg, who was recently called to the
passionate of the First Presbyterian
church of Richmond, notified bis con-
gregation Sunday that he would &C
cept the call, to take effect December
1st.
A quiet wedding took place here
Monday when Miss Ida V. Lambert, of
the county, became the bride Of James
w. Simpson, OF Dayton, Ohio. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of Rev. David Bush, who ofici-
ated.
Mr.. H. B. McFall of Mt. Scion, was
in Staunton Monday and paid this
Office a pleasant call. He informs us
that the station at Nit. Scion is fast
becoming one of the most important
on the G. w. Ry., and every day sees
an increase in the business done there.
Mr.. John W. Calhoun, of Calhoun
Bros. & Co, Gamers and vegetable
packers OF Deerfield. was in the city
this week On business connected with
his enterprise. Three car loads of his
tomatoes are sold in this marked and
will shortly be shipped to our local
merchants.
The V. P. l. was defeated by the U.
Va. in foot ball at Richmond last Sat
urday by score of 81 to 0. At Norfolk
on the same day Georgetown defeated
the University of North Carolina, 80
too On Thanksgiving day, Nov. Is,
the u. Va. team and the N G. team
will play at Richmond, and this will
be great social event.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will serve
supper in the lecture room on Friday,
Oct. 80, from to 10 O'Clock. Oyster
patties, chicken Said, coffee, cake, ice
cream, with fancy hot sauces, home
made candy, and q variety of fancy
articles will be on sale. Ut
Mr.. Lewis Armstrong Yeager and
Miss Elizabeth Lynn Harvey were
married at the home of the brides par
ents In Huntingdon. W. Va, Oct. %.
Mr.. Yeager is rising young member
eff the Morgantown, w. Va, bar, and
his bride is daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. John l. Harvey. Mr.. Yeager was
born and reared in Pocahontas coun.
ty. and is son of Mr.. B. M. 7 eagel
of that county.