Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11
Personals.

ing Miss Daisy Hanger at Parnaesus.
Miss Emma Orchard is visiting be
sister in Harrisonburg.
Prof and Mrs. q. T. Jordan spent
few days at Fl. Defiance this week.
Ms Hampton H. Wayt returne'
from New Y ork Wednesday evening
DR.. R 8 Griffith of Basic. was il
the city Wednesday. having come VI
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Gushing
DR.. T. T. Fauntleroy has returned
from the Indiana Hot Sprigns, wher.
he spent some weeks for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs FL. H. Jenkins left this
week for ten days visit to friends ir
Winchester and Cumberland, Md.
Miss Sudie Evans, after visit to
her sister, Mrs. Il. M. Flfer. has return.
ed to Lynchburg.
Mr.. Ernest Fretwell was in the city
yesterday, en- route from Richmond
to Thurmond, w. Va.
Miss Eva Tyree, who has been visit.
ing in Washington, returned home this
week.
Mrs. W. N. Kinney has returned
from q visit to relatives in st. Louis.
Mo.
Mr.. Lee Dunlap has returned to West
Virginia, after visit to his old home
at Swoope.
Prof. w. A Bowles was in Philadel
phia several days this week on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. John B. Cochran has gone to
Texas on a business trip OF several
weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Conner and Miss Ruth
Coiner of Waynes boro, were the guests
of Mrs. H. II. Blease this week.
Mrs F. M. Young has returned
from an extended visit to her son Mr..
W. A. Young in Bluefield, w. Va.
Mrs w. P. johnson of Mt. Sidney
g visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harper
Hartman at Rockbridge Baths
DR.. Ernest Mosby. who has for some
lime been practicing his profession at
New Hope, has moved to Waynesboro.
Mrs. s. L. Hartman spent several
lays with her son, DR.. Walter Hart
nan, of the Swoope neighborhood.
Misses Nellie and Eugena Bumgard-
Ter are visiting friends in the lower
alley.
MIS- John L. Bare of Churchville,
las been spending several days with |
elatives at Moffatt's Greek.
Miss Minnie Bumgardner who has
zen visiting Mrs. DR.. Murphy in
n Morgantown, N. c., returned home
asst week.
Capt. W. II. Kable was called to
,lacksburg Monday, where his son,
ohm Is seriously ill. He has returned
ome bringing his son with him.
Little Warner Olivier, who had had
iphtheria, is ill with pneumonia, but
; is now thought the trouble Is under
ontrol.
Mrs. w. Wayt King and Miss Katie
;urnett, both of whom were operated
n for appendicitis in Richmond. are
citing along nicely.
Mrs. J. D. Butcher of Bridgewater,
rho has been spending some time with
er daughters in Churchville and High
md county, returned home last week.
Rev. W. l.. Bailey Of Waynesboro,
as gone to Ellington, Campbell cOun-
?. to supply Presbyterian church
here.
The many friends of Mr.. John w.
'aul of near Fishersville, will regret
} learn that be has been quite ill with
rysipelas.
MI. J. Lewis Bumgardner delivered
ne memorial address at the Elks
odge of Sorrow in Winchester on
unday.
Mr.. Samuel Forrer of Messy Greek,
as been elected a director of the Rock
lgham National Bank in place of MIR.
R. Cover, resigned.
Mr. Randolph Harrison of Lynch
urg, who was here to see his father.
Ir Henry Harrison, who is quite sick,
sturned home Monday.
Miss Fannie Berry of Moffatt's Creek,
as returned home from visit to her
ster, Mrs. Frank Bratton of Coving-
On.
Mrs. Robert McNutt of Moffatt's
reek, has returned home from visit
, her daughter, Mrs. T. G. Dickerson
ear town.
Mr.. P. E. Blackwell with the Vir-
mia Portland Cement Co., was in the
ity Monday on his way to Harrison
urg, attending some legal matters in
onnection with his fathers estate.
Miss Anna Alexander, Gully daughter
{ Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Alexander, OF
ear Fairfield, died in Lexington Tues
az afternoon of typhoid fever, aged
5 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutcheson are
listing Mrs. HIS parents. Mr.. and
Irs. VIM. Mathews, in Richmond.
Ar. Hutchinson returned home this
week.
The many friends of Mr.. T.W. Harris,
Who moved his family to Newport
Jews a. few months ago, will regret to