Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-07-01
Personals.


visit TO her friend, Miss Jessie .Skee
Of Covington.
Mr.. Harry Frazier has returned t
LAwisburg, after visiting relative
here.
| Mr.. Nj. Y. Blizzard of West Angus
| ia, was visitor to the city on Tues
day.
Mr.. Walter M. Harris of Russellville
Ark, is spending some time AT his oil
home at Raphlne.
Miss Daisy Goodman of Louisa, Il
the guest of her friend, Miss Emma
Bell of Mt. Sidney.
Mrs. J. M. Kelley and daughter o
Sioux City, Iowa. are visiting Mrs. X. 4
mother, Mrs. ]. M. Hardy.
Mr.. G. r. Glover of Craigsville, was
In the city Monday-a caller at ths
SPECTATOR office.
Mrs. E. B. Butler of COvlngtOn, Is
visiting relatives in Buena Vista and
other points.
Mrs. Fayette 8. Haines and Miss Mae
Arehart are spending few days with
relatives in the county.
Mr.. E. M. Hartman has sold his home
on KaIorama street to Mr.. d. J. O'COn
nell for $4,000.
Mrs. 8. Bradley Lyle has returned
home from a visit to her uncle, Mr.. Ii.
G. Francisco, at Warm Springs.
Rev. M. Finley Pilson has gone to
West Virginia, where he will spend
the summer doing missionary work
among the miners.
DIR. r. S. Griffith of Basic City, who
is attending the National Prohibition
at Indianapolis, was placed
on the committee ON resolutions.
Miss Bessie Hoge is spending week
with her friends, Misses Villa Belle
and Margaret Hamilton in the coun-
ty.
Mrs. 2. H. Trout. who has been
spending some time in Roanoke with
ler daughter, Mrs Staples, has return
. | home.
Mr.. Chas. w. s. Turner, of Mount
Vile, Va, spent few hours here We'd
nesday with friends, has gone to WASH
ington.
Rev. j. E. Ballou of Craigsville, filled
5he pulpit of the Presbyterian church
1T COvington last Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. e. w. James, of the James
Shepherd Co., Clarksburg, w. Va, was
IN the city this week with his bride,
who was Miss Edna Maxwell, visiting
friends.
Mr.. M. b. Kyle of Amherst county.
and Miss Ruth Kyle, returning from
the Bedford Normal College, are guests
au the home of Mr.. Kyle's SON. in law.
Mr.. l.. E. Hicks near Craigsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon Bear of Los
Angeles, Cal, arrived this morning to
visit her brother, Mr.. G. G. Thompson
and other relatives. They left here the
fall of ~ and this is their first visit
since that time.
Rev. Granville Fl. Sherwood and wife
returned to StreatOr, Illinois, Wednes
lay night. While here Mr.. Sherwood
preached at Trinity Episcopal church
and made pleasing impression on all
who heard him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Woodward
and little daughter, Frances, of Rich
lnond. were here this week with Mr..
w oOdward's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jos.
B. Woodward, on East Beverly street.
Mr.. w. returned to Richmond, Tuesday.
The session of the Second Presbyte-
rian church has secured the services of
Rev. DIR. H. w. Burwell of Augusta,
Ga, to supply their pulpit after next
Sunday, until DR.. Scott's return. DIR.
Burwell has a fine reputation as a
preacher.
Mr.. Howard Tate Frazier of ROx-
bury, Mass, who was married on June
18th to Miss Winnie Amsden, was in
the city this week with his bride, Wis
iting his sisters, Mrs. w. 7. Tams and
Mrs. r. P. Bell. They were on an ex
tended Southern tour and will be alb
sent from home about a month.
Mr.. d. W. Timberlake, an old and
prominent resident of Fishersvllle. re-
Gently sold his personal and household
effects, and in the fall will remove with
his family to Brooklyn to make their
home. 1t will be regretted by his
friends and acquaintances that Mr..
has decided to take this
step as he and his family Will be great
ly missed from the neighborhood.
"Tom Bakers" Coffee.
harrington Hall is the name of
grand old mansion in Georgia, with its