Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-02-26
Personals.

| AoC-ud1 III Tie Cltf.
Col. +. l.. Edmondso is in Phi
: delphia on a business trip.
Mr.. Edward Pffferling of Cinci
natl, is visiting his parents here.
Mr.. Pull Gay of Craigsville, W
among the visitors here Monday.
Miss Mary Watts, who spent fe
days with her parents here, has retur
ed to Hollins Institute.
Miss Nettie Baker, who has BET
visiting her parents here, has return
ed to Philadelphia.
Mr.. James W. Bodley, who has bee
spending some weeks here, left MOI
day for his home in Memphis.
Mr.. }. A. Templeton who attende
the Qninn. Henson wedding in Wa,
nesborO, has returned home.
Mr.. N. M. Warner the veteran ma
carrier was on tina streets yesterday
the first time in many months.
| Mr.. Carroll Miller and Miss Ma
Miller are visiting relatives in Bait
| more.
Miss Kate Moore of Messy Greek ha
taken position as teacher in privat
family in Bath county.
Mr. Dorsey G. Ogg, trainmaster o
the G. Il o. at Clifton Forge. spent Sat
urday with his parents.
Mrs. J. E. Miller is spending some
time with her father, Mr.. D. L. Snyder
near Stribling Springs.
Mrs. Severn P. Ker, who has beer
visiting relatives here, left Saturday
for her home in Plttsburg.
Miss Lula Armstrong of Highland.
is with her brother, a pupil at Duns-
more's Business College, who is sick.
Mr.. Samuel Whitmore of Parnassus,
has been visiting DR.. G. F. Holler
in Bridgewater.
Miss Ethel Sipe is visiting her sist.
ers, Mrs. Slavin and Mrs. Whitelaw in
Col. A. s. Fulton of Bridgewater
who represents large fertilizer firm
las returned from a southern trip.
Mr.. John W. Montgomery of Deer
ieId, was in the city this week on bust
hess.
Capt r. l.. Parrish of Covington,
was in the city this week on legal bust
hess.
Miss E. G.. Winner, principal of the
Nary Baldwin Seminary, left this
week to spend some days in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ker of Clifton
Forge, were in the city Tuesday to
Lttend the funeral of Mr.. ker's aunt,
drs. A. II. Mott.
Tuesday the u. s. Senate ratified
he Panama Canal treaty, by vote of
Is to II. Senator Daniel voting against
t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier and Miss
iladys Frazier of Richmond, were
lere Wednesday to attend the funeral |
# Mr. Richard P. Bell.
Mr.. Newton Kerr, prominent build |
I and contractor of King William |
ounty, is visiting bis father, Mr. JAS |
}. Kerr, at New Hope.
Mr.. H. Erskine Gay, who was housed |
Up last week with grip was out Mon
ay. 1t is his first sickness since the
var to amount to.anything.
Among tle visitors here Monday
we're Messrs. Robert Kunkle, j. W. |
filler and DIR. A. Lee Patteson of Au |
.usta Springs.
Mrs. S. R. Byrd of Williamsvllle,
Bath county, who was Miss Ruckman
# Augusta, has purchased farm near
Va, and will make her home
here in the future.
Mr.. j. A. Kennedy of the agricul-
ural implement house of Kennedy &
Crawford, left Tuesday night for Kan
as City to attend the meeting of Car
iage Makers Association.
Mr.. w. H. Neil and Miss Mary V.
look of Highland county, who were
married at Rockville. Md, on Monday.
re visiting relatives at Mint Spring,
,efore returning home.
Messrs II. A. Lightner and George
!. Lightner, Jr, with the wholesale
Try goods house of Abney, Barnes Il
20. of Charleston. w. Va. are in the
county, visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. S. E. Lightner. near West View.
Mr. M. Summerfield. proprietor of
he Palais Royal store is spending ten
lays 10 the Northern and Eastern
markets purchasing his stock of..ready
made ladies clothing and millinery for
he spring trade.
MIR. Geo. A. Blakemore. prominent
attorney of Franklin, w. Va, who
pent the winter with relatives at his
I'D home in Mt. Scion, will shortly re.
urn to his West Virginia home, where
he has an extended practice.
Mr.. w. M. Baker, son of Mr.. and
ieo. P. Baker, who has been quite i'll
with pneumonia at his home in Musk
ogee, Indian Territory, is improving.
This will be good news to his friends
here. where he is very popular.
Miss Mary 7 ost, daughter of Hon.
Jacob Yost of this city, was one of six
young ladies at Vassar College to win
the honor of delivering an address at
the commencement exercises. These
young ladies compose the six honor