Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-09-25
Personals,

LII n VI. Ill lISdI vi near OpTl
w Hill, who has been quite sick, is mu
IL better.
Rev. J. M. Shreckhise of Newport,
IS supplying the pulpit of Pleasant Vie
l. church.
81 DR.. Geo. A. Sprinkel offers S. 90 r
ward for valuable puppy which /
has lost.
f Mr.. A. A. Kniseley, Of Roanok
| spent Sun day with his brother, Mr.. "
] S. Kniseley.
Miss Ida Moran, of Augusta Springs
is visiting her sister, Mrs. d. II. Kat
ford in this city.
Miss Lucie Crosler left yesterday fol
Verdon in Hanover county, to wish
her grandmother.
| Lou F. Myerle, Esq. has been in W
Va, where he.purchased lot of yer
fine three year old cattle.
Mrs. D. Nicholas, of Kentucky, i
visiting her father, Mr.. James l.. Nc
Cutchan at Moffett's Creek.
Miss Cecil Taliaferro. of Norfolk, il
visiting her father, Mr.. VIM. Italia.
ferro, of Moffett's Creek.
Mr.. j. G. Trout of Clifton Forge,
has returned home from two weeks
visit to his old home in Augusta.
Mrs. M. J. Foster of Baltimore, who
has been visiting her sister-in- law, Mrs
Juliet F. Asst. has returned home
Miss BERTHE Crawford, of Augusta.
has taken a position as stenographer
in the Southern Seminary at Buena
Vista.
Misses Mac Arehart, of Middlebrook,
and Mollie Bear, Of Humboldt, Tenn
were the guests of Mrs. F. 3. Haines
this week.
Rev. DIR. A. M. Fraser has been as
slsting Rev. Holmes RolstOn of Hebron |
in protracted meeting for the past |
Ten days.
Mr.. Samuel Lightner of Moffatt's
Creek, is IN Baltimore, where he is I'M
treatment at Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
Mr.. Baxter Trimble of the Swoope
lelghborhood, has purchased farm
lear Fl Defiance, and this week moved
lis family there.
Mrs. Fannie Brown of Baltimore,
Who has been spending the summer
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. jas. II. Blackley,
las returned home.
Masters Hugh, Emmett and Guy
)ull, who have been visiting their
Mr.. M. M. Dull at SPOTS s
Tood, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. H. L. Morton, OF Charlotte :
cunty, who spent several days with !,
,e family of his uncle, Capt. T. c. !
Iorton. has gone to Washington.
Mrs. James Harris, of Augusta s
prings. returned home Tuesday after '
visit of several days to her brother, r
r. j. N. Young of near this city. t
Mr.. j. B. GooIsby, of CraigsvilIe, is
IanIinfr fIic D., | IL
nding the great conclave of Odd ~
elbows, now holding in that city. "
Mr.. T. W. Harris, of Newport News, i,
ho spent some days here with his r
mily, returned home Monday. His a.
mily will remove there in a few days. "
Mr.. John Randolph Tucker, of Lex ',
gton, son of Hon. H. st. George VI
ncker, is in the city locating an office !"
+ the practice of his professionally. u
Mr.. II. R. Putney and family of s,
larleston, w. Va, who have been A
ending the summer with Mrs. Put b
US parents, left last week for home.
Hon. VIM. M. McAlliston, of Bath o.
I'd his niece, Miss England. have re- ~
rned from three week s visit to the j"
ut Sulphur Springs at Addison, w. ~
L., much improved in health. q
Joseph B. Trimble, Esq. of Swoope, W
Is a caller this week. He is in his SO
ars but enjoys good health. He and
rs. Bare, of Churchville, are the only
rvivOr Of his immediate family. =,
Mr.. G. M. Wright, of Philadelphia, re
DO spent the summer with his broth Fl
!, MIR. E. Wright, returned home VI
is week, preparatory to going to i'll
orlda where he will spend the win. H
Prof. G. Fl. Friend, principal OF the OF
nth Boston High School, accom- II
MED by his wife, was in the city 81
is week en-rOute from the Cold Sui. n
lur Springs, where they spent the W
aL
Virginian: Mrs. Will ~
m Bell, of Arbor Hill, IS visiting ",
+ daughter, Mrs. Newman Cav. ~
RS. W. M. Fielder, of StauntOn, has
st spent week with her parents, -
+. and Mrs. j. H. Lam. -
Hon. j. l.. Williams, of the LIE wis tt
lrg bar, has been favorably mention d
as Dean of the law school of the 81
est Virginia University to fill the
cancy caused by the death of Ju dge tie
Key Johnston. ct
MIR. H. NJ. Bell, formerly of this, is D
sitting his mother at his old home =,
re. Mr.. Bell will shortly return to -,
.ranac Lake, N. Y, where be will
obably spend the winter in the in
rests of bis health.