Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-07-03
Personals.

- this week on business.
DIR. F. Fl. Crawford of Fl arrisonburf
. was in the city Monday.
Il Miss Beulah Beard of Middlebrook
is att tending the school of methods
Mr.. P. j. Orebaugh of Mt. Sidney
re was among the visitors here Tuesday
Miss Annie Turk of Moffatt's Greek
s. is visiting her friend, Miss Fife KIM
Q at Iron Gate.
Mrs. M. J. Calhoun of Miller School
], is spending some time with friends an(
!. relatives in this county.
Judge 8 H. Letcher of the Circuit
:, Court, sailed this week from New YOrl
10 for three months tour of Europe.
II Hon. Edward EchoIs was elected g
member of the Democratic Central
Committe in Richmond last week.
Miss Eva Dudley of Long Glade,
spent last week with Mrs. J. G.. Myers
f.t Ottobine, Rockingham county.
Miss Mamie Wright of Moffatt' q
! Greek, is among the Augusta teachers
al Intending the school of methods.
| Hon. A. G. Gordon has been elected
member of the State Library Board
fol a term OF FIVE years.
Mr.. V. R. ShackeIford of Orange,
WAS the guest this week of his friend,
lStuart Robertson, on Church st.
Mrs Carter Johnson, wife of Capt.
Carter of the U. 3. army, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. E. &. Harrison.
Miss Rebecca Berry of Moffatt's
Creek, has returned from an extended
visit TO Bedford City.
Misses Ruth and Ada Coyner of South
River, are the guests of Mrs. H. q.
Bl 'ase. on Fayette street.
Mr.. F. D. Wood of the Portland
Cement Co., was here this week On
business
Mr.. J. A. Roote of Splitter has been
quite i'll for some time, but is slowly |
improving.
Mrs. Bette Sanger and daughter of |
Sangerville, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives in the West.
Miss Mary Cook of near Swoope, is
visiting Miss Anna OFT of Moffatt e
Greek.
Mr.. Chas. Simpson of Clifton Forge.
who visited his parents here, has re-
turned home.
Leslie w. Sydnor was appointed as
State cadet last week by the V. M. l.
Board at it's meeting in Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. d. P. Sites and chill
dren of Roanoke, were in the city and
county last week visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Thos. Pilson and family have
returned from visit to Mrs. Prisons
sister, Mrs. Geo. jackson, at Organ
Cave, W. Va.
Mrs. John D. Clothier of Richmond.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Percy 10th
in Waynesboro. and other relatives in
the county and Stanton.
Mrs. P. H. Trout has returned from
w. Va. She was accom-.
panied home by her daughter, Mrs.
Waller r. Staples.
Mrs. st. Clair and children, who have
been spending some time here with her
father, DIR. Geo. s. Walker, left for
home on Monday.
Mrs. s. T. McCutchan of this city,
is spending some weeks visiting in the
county, on her farm near MiddlebrOok,
and with friends in other neighbOr
hoods.
Miss Cora Hudson left yesterday
evening for Quitman county. Missis
sippi, to visit her brother, Homer ii.
Hudson. She will also visit relatives
in Ohio and West Va. on her return.
Mr.. Thos. Larner of Norfolk, is here !
spending the fourth with his family.
He is much pleased with his new
home and will take his wife and baby
back with him Monday.
Rev. H. F. Scheele left last week for
New York. where he has accepted the {
passionate of The Holy Trinity church
at New Rochelle, a pretty suburban /,
place on Long Island.
Miss Charlotte Kemper, a mission !;
ary to Brazil, who has been spending
some time in this country on fur g
Iough, sails today to resume her labors {
In that country.
Mrs. F. J. Brooke, wife of Rev. DIR.
F. J. Brooke of Alexandria, is in a
Richmond for medical treatment. Her
friends in this city will be glad to know .
that she has materially improved and
her condition is encouraging.
Mrs. &, SWink and daughter, Miss {
Pearl of Roanoke, who have been for
some days visiting their relative, Mrs.
B. b. Dull, of this city, left Tuesday
for Clifton Forge, accompanied by Mrs.
Arthur Huffman of that place, whose
guest they will be.
Bridgewater Herald: "ThOs A. Turk
left on Monday for Craigsville. Miss /,
Nelia Livick of Waynesboro, is spend.
ing a week with her friend, M ISIS Gertie
Arehart. A. L. Ogg and family have ,
moved to w hite Sulphur Springs, where