Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-01-30
PERSONAL.

| uc W tIblO uio SOhos
Mr.. R. NJ. Montgomery of Raphine
Was in the city last week on business
Miss Helms of Roanoke, Is visiting
friends and relatives at Stuart's Draft
Mrs. Geo helms has returned from
a visit to Swoope.
E Miss Mary Hartman of Salem, is The
I guest OF her friend, Miss Leta Watts,
Miss Bessie Jordan OF Deerfield, il
visiting friends in Covington.
DR.. Thos. R. Parkins of Mt. Sidney
is still quite i'll.
Mrs. John B. Levy of Waynesboro
is spending soma time in Baltimore.
Judge G. F. Moore of New York,
! speut the past week in COyington.
Miss Jose Andrews of the Western
State Hospital staff. spent the rast
week with relatives at Mt. Scion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kemper of Fish
ersville, were both confined to the
house this week by sickness.
Mr.. Edward n. Arehart and Miss
Rachel G. Patterson we're united IN
marriage at Mckinley on Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Debo of Spring Greek, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Brown at
Stuart's Draft.
| A. 8. Morton is on business trip
In West Va, and will not return till
Saturday.
Miss Belle Craun of StOnewalI, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Hiram Craun
near Slower.
Mr.. W. F. Powell of Churchyille, has
returned from two weeks visit to
Rockbridge.
Mr.. Walter Fry, after some weeks
spent with Churchville relatives, has
returned to Newport News.
Mrs. ]. A. Garrett is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. ID Apperson in
Lynchburg.
Rev. A. NJ. Fraser, D. D., is con-
Quoting services in the Presbyterian
church at Waynesboro this week.
Mr.. L. D. Carson of Deerfield, spent
several days in Clifton Forge last
week.
Mr.. M. e. Steele of Steele's Tavern
was in Covington last week looking
after his business interests.
Mr.. N. j. Baylor, of Middlebrook,
was among the court day visitors to
| the city.
Rev. Howard Irvine Of the Glare
neighborhoOd, preached acceptably at
Mcdowell on Sunday last.
John Scott, of Texas, is spending
some time with bis father, Rev. DR..
w. n. Scott, at the manse
Mr.. S. M. Tim berlake of FIshersville,
left last week for New Y ork to resume
his duties with the large department |
house of G. B. Rouss.
DR.. Stuart Mcclure of Richmond.
was in the city this week. He was
here to operate on Miss Elizabeth |
Wheat for appendicitis.
Mr.. g. b. Robertson, who has been |
at Marllnton, w: Va, for some months
in business, has returned to his old |
home at Craigsville.
Mr.. Lewis &. Riddle last week
moved from near Fishersville to the
Hermitage nelghborhoOd to make his
home.
Miss Lille Panniell, of Nelson coun-
ty, is spending some weeks with her
sister. Mrs. D. H. Gale near Arbor
Hill.
Mr.. 8. E. Coiner, one of South Riv-
er's substantial citizens, was visitor
to our Office Monday while in the city
on business.
Mr.. ]. G. Hewitt, of Craigsville, was
in Clifton Forge last week visiting his
son. Mr.. M. J. Hewitt.
Mr.. VIM. L. Crawford, formerly of
Burketown, but now engaged in bust
ness in Dallas, Texas, suffered astroke
of paralysis last week, and is in seri-
GUS condition.
| Mr.. James M Hall left for bis home
in Joplin, Miss ,uri, last night. He
was much pleased with his visit in the
county among bis friends, and made
many new ones
Rev. DIR. Goodrich A. Wilson, pastor
of New Providence church, has been
invited to visit ON important church
| in the South and it is understood that
he has gone.
Clifton Forge Review: Mrs. J. R.
Trout, of Long Glade, who is visiting
her son, w. E. Trout, and who has
been confined to her bed for the past
week by illness, is now improving.
Mr.. G. 8. Bragg, night operator at
the G. & o office here, has been quite
ill for the past week with appendicitis.
He had improved sufficiently to be able
to go to Augusta Springs with his
family this week.
Prof. H. M. Blain, for some years the
associate principal of the Valley Semi
nary at WaynesborO, has been appoint
ed adjunct professor of English In the
State University of Louisiana, situated
at Baton Rouge.
Miss Margaret Gilkeson. pupil at
the Valley. Home Seminary, Fishers
vile, who was operated on at the
Kings Daughters hospital some weeks
r ago, has entirely recovered. This will
be agreeable news to her host of friends,
She is daughter of Mr.. A. r. Gilke.
!, son Of Slower, in..whichS neighborhood
q she is exceedingly popular.
Mr.. Geo. A. Blakemore, promi
, nent lawyer of Franklin, W. Va, who
mas Uetu SptuuInR eOuo IuOutus Will
/. relatives at his old home near Mt
: Scion, returned home last week. Mr.
d Blakemore has been living in West
Virginia for some years, and hal
taken high rank at the bar in hi
= adopted State.
James Hutcheson, son Of Mr.. AM
!" Mrs J. A. Hutchinson of this city, VIII
- is with the 18th U. 3. infantry, sta
~ toned in California. writes to his pal
J, q ents that his regiment has leen order
% ed to the Philippines, and will sal
~ about March first. Young HutchesO
has already served some years with th
q, army on those islands.
" Mr.. J. s. Pancake and family, cor
"a sisting of Mrs. Pan cake. Misses Emil
10 and Elizabeth and William, are