Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
Personals.


the guest of Mrs ID. l. Swl'Zer
Mr. W. l.. OLIVIER has returned from
4 visit to his son, Stuart, in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Lupton have re-
IrnaG from visit 10 Greet.
Mr.. E. A. Crawford has been quite
sick for some daya at COvington.
NJ iss Cora Sire has been visiii"g re-
iatisea ia Monterey.
Miss Ethel Kemper of Fishersyilie
mas been tlie guest oI iir. and Mrs. IL
Frank TanEehili this week.
Mrs. j Frank TempletOn OF Way
nesbcro. has returned from a yisit 10
Winchester.
MIR. Willie CoyEer of l.yndhu!st, al
tended he Lutheran convention al
HHirisolibuig this week
MIR Shelton Powers left last week
for New York, to ~ into blsiness WI IL
his brother, Mr. } Rhodes Powers.
Mis-. Henry Hamilton is visiting the
family of Mr.. Hugh A. ). Hamilton al
Shadwell.
Mrs. W. A Haines spent several
,ii.,s with her sister. Mrs. Paul Gay,
near Craigsvlile.
: Miss Meta Pratt of near WayneS
oorc, is visiting relatives i'll New YORK
and Philadelphia.
Miss Gladys Frazier of Richmond,
has been spending some days with The
D.,t Va
Rev. Isaac W. Canter, ID. D., will
Oh Sunday preach the baccalaureale
sermon before the young ladies of the
Southern Seminary at Buena Vista.
Mrs Bridget Shea and her daughter,
Miss Gussie, left Monday for Roanoke,
where they will make their future
uoine.
Mr.. II II. King with his wife have
returned TO their home in Bath, after
spending last week with relatives IN
Augusta.
Mrs. VIM Lambert of Laurel Hill,
who has been visiting her daughter III
Ohio, is expected home this week.
We learn that Mr.. F. W. Hanger
will shortly take a trip to Germany Tor
his health, lie has been suffering with
rheumatism for some time.
Mr.. }. &. Young of Knoxville, Tenn. +,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. }. N.
Young, on North Augusta street this
city.
Miss Annie Shnmate Of the Western
State Hospital staff has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Jones in High
land.
Mrs. Sylvester 8. Smith and her sis
ter. Nj ss Ef1ie Drumheller, who attend
ed the Rebekaii Assembly in Lynchburg,
and then spent some time with relatives
there. returned home this week.
MIR. Raleigh L. Nj oler of Washington,
spent several days here with his wife,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Heiskel Argenbright. They returned
To Washington on Tuesday.
MFR. and Mrs. s. B. Mason of Lewis
burg, w. Va announce the approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Dora
Tate, to Mr.. Charles Biggs. The we'd
ding will occur June 10th.
Mr.. Marr,att Steele:has sold ont his
business at Steele's Tavern, and with
his family has gone 10 Clinton o ge.
where they will make their home in
the future.
Can't. e V. Parr of Fordwick, wis
III tue city "Wednesday. lac Ia5 peen
elected by Bethel Enc. nl'n.ent OF
Craigsyille, as delegate /" Inc Trand
Camp |. .. .. f., whlcu A,~.s III
Roanoke in J June.
Mr.. Z. W. Harris, who some tihie
Ego moved to Newport News 30 eahe
an important position with the y. " ~.
Rv., is at the hon OF his father MY
q. Il. Harris near Annex. HIS neaiIii
being Impaired.
Mrs. r. Frank Larew OF GreenVliie.
ratprned last week from an EXTENDED
and nroIonred trip through the South
and West. She spent the winter III
Texas, and coming north THIS spilig
stopped for some weeks at "airA's'
Ohio.
Mr.. II. G. Carter, who has for some
wears been residing III North Caroilha
was in the city and county thls "eeh
visiting his old home and many iriehds
Mr.. Carter will not return TO Noftn
Carolina, but will make his future
home in King George county, Va
Stuart Brown the only child OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Brown of Raphlne IL
qdite ill with pulmonary trouble, ana
there is very little hope of his ever pe
ing much better. Mr.. Brown was CAL
ed home last week from Williamsburg
to be with him.
Mrs. Edith May Stuart, OF Puts
burg. has issued invitations to The
marriage of her daughter, Anna East
man Stuart, to Wade Hampton hang
err, the ceremony to take place on wed
nesday evening, June lst, in the Flrs'
Unitarian church OF Pittsburg. MT
Hanger is a son OF the late Dr. j. M
Hanger of this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Bear have is
sued invitations TO che marriage o
their daughter, Harriet Marshall, t.
Mr.. Uselma Clarke Smith, Jr. In
ceremony to take place Tuesday even
ing. June 7th, In the church OF On
Saviour, Jenkintown, Penn. The brid
Is well known here, where for years ne
father was instructor in the deaf mut
department of the Virginia School 10
the Deaf and the Blind.
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