Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-09-18
Personals.

Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker was in thi
city yesterday.
!. Hon. W Churchman went t,
Richmond this week on business
Mr.. Guy Hamilton has returned from
b a visit to his father, Mr.. Hugh A. s
. Hamilton at Shad we'll
Miss Margaret Crawford Of Ferrol
had the misfortune to fall few days
ago and badly sprain her arm.
= Rev. Mr.. Franklin of Greenville. is
- conducting prOtracted meeting in
the Laurel Hill Baptist church.
= Mrs. Lee Hammer and children OF
, Waynesboro, have been visiting re liz
tives in West Virginia.
Miss Ratn Taylor of Laurel Hill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Charles Blaine
in Clifton Forge.
Stuart Robertson has gone TO enter
the University Of Virginia this SEES
), sion.
Miss Loretta Wholey has gone TO
Baltimore to resume her studies in a
, school near the city.
Rev. g. S. Lingamfelter preached at
Thinking Spring Sunday morning, and
at Stuart's Draft in the afternoon.
Mr.. Donald Allen of Kansas City. Is
spending his vacation with his fam1-
ly, who have been summering here.
| Kelley Trimble of the Swoope neigh
borhood, has entered Washington and
Lee University for the ensuing term.
DR.. Benjamin Blackford attended
the State Medical Society in Roanoke
| this week.
| Mr.. Chas. Lynham of Washington,
is spending bis vacation with his par
ents near town.
| Messrs. John T. Hartman and II. Fl.
! Harlow attended the Liquor Dealers
Association in Charlottesville this week.
Mr.. Frank Foster of Birmingham,
Ala. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Fan
Die Foster.
Mr.. W. G. Kersh of Milnesville, who |
has been quite i'll with typhoid fever, is |
able to be about again.
Mr.. I. w. Harris of Newport News,
is visiting his family here and his par
ants near Annex. Mr.. Harris will take !
bis family back with MIN.
Prof ". G. Morton. Principal of the
Newport News High Schools, left last
to take up bis years work. He spent
bis vacation with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Switzer have re-
turned from the northern cities. where
Mr. 5. purchased a large line of goods
for the holiday trade.
Mrs. Columbus Halle and children.
who have been spending the summer
here, left Monday night for their home
In st. Louis.
Miss Kate Level Of Texas, a guest
some days of Misses Agnes and Mamie
Scott. left Tuesday to visit friends in
Richmond.
Mrs. Flora Belle Bolen and Alma
Shuey of Adiai, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. f. e. Rlchcreek in Bridge
water last week.
Mr.. Charles Picker of Chicago, who /,
spent some time with his mother aud
other relatives here, returned home
Saturday. |.
Mrs w. H. Paine of Wilson, N. G I,
together with her children. who has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Juliet
f. st in the suburbs of this city. re-
turned home on Saturday last.
Mr.. BENZ Wampler and wife, of
II RI Cr~d Tnls l
spending some months with relatives
in the county, left Yesterday for their
western home.
Capt. G. G. Berkeley of Newport
News. who has been visiting his father
DR.. Carter Berkeley, and attending to t
some cases before the Court of Appeals, I
returned home Monday. IL
Hon. +. S. Craig OF Cold Sulphur {
Springs, a prominent candidate for the |
Democratic nomination TO the Legis
lature in Rock bridge, was in the city |
this week on business. lC
Mr. Louis I. Peck. formerly of this
city, and now with the Westinghouse !,
Electric and Manufacturing Co, at ,
Pittsburg, Pa, has been spending the :
past week with friends in this place.
Mr.. Albert a. Hoge left Tuesday
night for Trinity Hall, Washington, :
Pa, where he will be commandant and !,
instructor in military tactics the com :,
ing session.
Bath Enterprise: MRS. McCary and i
daughter, Of StauntOn, visited the
family of T. B. Cauthorn RECENTLY
Miss Hattie Brown of Snyder, Va, is g
teaching private school at Nillboro i
this session." T
Mrs. G. s. Lingamfelter and her
daughter, Miss Flora returned last
week from Chicago where they had
been visiting some time. They were
accompanied home by another daught
er Mrs. w. G. Huber, of that city.
Rev. G. A. Freed of South Carolina,
is visiting relatives in the county. Last
Sunday he preached for his old con- I
gregatiOn at Trinity Lutheran church /
at Middlebrook, and the church was
crowded to hear him.
Mr.. Marshall Helms of Waynesboro,
who has been the OrgaDist at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church here since the
pipe organ was installed, has gone to
Atlanta. Ga, where he has position
as teacher and organist.
a Noted Hotel Property Seld.
It is learned on good authority that /
the Allegheny Hotel at Goshen has