Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-02-20
Personals.

| WICK lOT lllIIOlS.
/ Miss Corinne Valz has returned fro
visit to friends in Baltimore.
Rudolph Bumgardner. Esq, is on
two weeks business trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Ker spent fe'
days in Washington this week.
| Mr.. Stacy Palmer of Baltimore
visited his parents here last week.
Rev. }. A. Huffard of Ladd, thi
county. preached in Covington las
Sunday.
Mrs. W. l.. Olivier, Jr, and son ar
visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Steph
enson in Atlanta, Ga.
Fl. B. Baker is visiting friends in tht
South and will wind up at the Mard
Grss in New Orleans.
Mr.. Alexander Horn, an old either
OF the Dorcas neighborhood, is critical.
ly i'll.
Mr.. h. L. Lang is IN Richmond at
tending a meeting of Virginia Optical
Association.
Gen John E. Roller of Hal rsonburg,
has returned from a business trip TO
Texas
Mr.. L. H. Wallenstein of the Ameri
can Stock Co. is spending month
with relatives in New York.
Mr. A. D. Wheat has taken a posi-
tion with the Portland Cement Go. at
Craigsville
Judge George M. Harrison of the
Supreme Court of Appeals. was in the
city for a.few days this week.
Mrs. William Lightner OF Church
vile. has been confined to the house
by grippe She is now improving.
Messrs r Frank Larew and James
of the Bethel neighbor-
hood. were in the city Saturday
Mr.. ]. Walker McChesney. of the
National Valley Bank, is attending the
Mardi Gras IN New Orleans.
Mr.. l.. A. Coulter, State Secretary
If the Y. NJ e. A was in the city this
week.
Miss Alma Shuey of the Churchville
is visiting friends in
Roanoke.
Messrs. Jos. s. Cochran of this city,
md William Crawford of Ft. Defiance,
ave returned from trip to New York
Mrs. III. A. Black, after spending
ONE days here, has returned to Stuart,s
Draft.
Mr. ]. Fred. Effinger returned from
! business trip to Cincinnati and other
western cities Monday.
Mrs. W. G. Huber. of Chicago, is
pending some time with her parents,
rev. and Mrs G. S. Lingamfelter.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy 10th of Waynes
orc, after spending several days with |
Or. and Mrs Thos. Hogshead, return
d home Tuesday.
Mayor w. H. Landes and Hon. A.
J. Braxton are in New York and will |
ttend the annual banquet of the |
outhern Society tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ida Eakle of Covington, visit
d her mother, Mrs. M. A. Mann here,
nd went down to New Hope on bust
ess.
Mr.. A. b. Cochran of Summerdean,
as moved to the city and taken a pc.
ltion with the Staunton Light and
'ower Company.
DR.. F. H. Crawford, formerly of Mt.
idney, was up from HarrisOnburg |
asst week, where he is now practicing
is profession with much success.
Mrs. H. II. Wilson and little daugh |
er, of Waycross. Highland county, |
re visiting relatives and friends in
his city.
Mrs. Thos. d. Ransom is spending
ONE weeks in Richmond with her Sis
er, Mrs. M. A. Warren, who last week
eturned home from visit here.
Mr.. James o. Hiner and family of |
Highland, moved last week to their
ew home near Stanton. They will
eceive warm welcome from the |
Augusta people.
Mr.. F. n. Wood, of Portland, was
ere this week and made arrangements
or Mrs. Wood and her daughter to
pend month in Staunton. They will |
e guests at the KalOrama, and are ex-
ected tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Wolf, who have
'een attending the Gamers Conven-
ion in Washington. D. c., stopped
'yer in Staunton. to spend Sunday
With their uncle, Mr.. A. Switzer, be.
ore returning to their home in Cedar |
laplds, Iowa.
Mr.. Hugh A. S. Hamilton, who
bought the Chittendsn place, near
'had we'll, is so much improved from
ong sickness as 10 be able to drive out |
md enjoy hearing his hounds run. He |
s fond of the chase and keeps some |
7ery fine hounds - Charlottesville |
Progress.
G.. l.. Wiseman and his brother, J. |
l.. Wiseman of Hudson, ILL.,, old Au-
yusta boys, who have been spending
some weeks among their friends in
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