Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-10-20
Personals.

Mrs Frank Walter of "MontgOmer,
Hall, - has returned from visit tt
New York and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. &. Fi.hburne o.
Waynesboro, have returned home from
their outing in Highland.
Mr., M W. Bucher, the newly ap
pointed jailer. entered upon his duties
OF Tuesday.
Mrs. Jed Hotchkiss and Mrs. N. II,
Mccullough have been in baltimore
this week.
Col. and Mrs. Rudolph Bumgardnel
went to Lexington Tuesday for visit
of several days.
MIR. and Mis-. j. Harry Keene of w.
Va, are visiting relatives in Waynes-
borO.
Mr.. w. M Burruss has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Helen Bosserman,
at FairmOnt, W. Va.
Mr.. F. A. Hyde and sister, Miss
Lucy, of 81 uart's Draft, this week VS.
tied their sister, Miss Mamie Hyde at
Warm Springs.
The little child uf Mr.. l.. q. Ents.
minger died at Cralgsville on Satur'
day. and was buried at Clifton Forge
Sunday.
Misses Ida G. Summers and Sarah
Bonney of Deerfield, were in the city
this week the guests of Mrs. Sadie
McCutchan.
Mr.. ]. B. Irving of Cincinnati, and
formerly of StauntOn, was here this
week for short visit, stopping Ovel
on his way home from Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. DIR. |. M. Mercer of Richmond,
filled the pulpit of the Baptist church
Sunday, preaching two excellent SER
mons to large congregations.
Miss Marguretta Jackson of Palm
Beach, Fla, who was the guest OF Mr.
w. 3. Kerr's family, has gone to Wash
ington before returning home.
Sir Henry Irving, the noted English
actor, died suddenly Friday night just
after returning to his hotel from a per
Torrance.
Mrs. g. Julian Pratt Of Waynesboro
who has been spending some time will
relatives in the north, has returned
home.
The lnimitable Polk Miller with hi
colored quartette, will give an enter
t4inment at Greenville tomorrow (Sat
urday) night, beginning at 7:30.
The,ladies of Messy Creek congre
CATION will hold ''White Sale" at th
home of Mr.. Samuel Forrer on Thanks
giving.
Capt. Geo. A. SchOppert of Waynes
boro, who has been spending a mont
with friends in the lower valley, RI
turned home last week.
Prof. W. l.. Kerr is having hand
some new dwelling erected on bis plac
near Laurel Hill Mr.. E. A. Aldhise
is the contractor.
Mr.. Alex. Murphy of Morgantowr
N. c., a student at the University
Virginia, spent Sunday here with b
uncle, Capt. James Bumgardner.
Mr.. J. N. Anderson went to Rict
mond Monday taking with him b
wife. who will go to Memorial Hosp
tai for medical treatment.
Miss May Elder underwent a sevel
operation at the Kings Daughte
Hospital on Monday. DR.. McGui
performed the operation and the p
tient is doing nicely.
Rev. Mr.. Ritchie, pastor of the L.
theran churches of MiddlebroOk, :
Marks and Newport, has accepted
call to the churches at Churchville a
Pleasant view.
DIR. Hugh Fl. Trout of Baltimol
one of StauntOn's fine young doctors,
to read a paper before the State Me-
cal Society of Virginia at its annu
meeting in Norfolk, Oct. 24-27.
Mrs. w. w. Manley, Miss HIATT
,1I Mostar Willie Maulev
Lynchburg, are at Capt. ). A. Shuey
having been called here by the serlt
illness Mrs. Manley's brother, n
Fred. Shuey.
Mr.. A. B. Burrus for some years
valued emplOye Of the Portland Gem
Co.. who has been in Texas on accu
of bis health, has returned to Flo
wick. He was accompanied home
his niece, Miss MonfOrt, of Kentuc
Mr.. Geo. W. Warren, of Cliff
Forge, former. editor of the Gill
Forge Review, has been elected casl
of the Hinton Banking and Trust
anew enterprise soon to CONNIE
business in Hinton, W. Va.
Mr.. VIM. M. Long, who for NJ
than 25 years has resided at Longd
has gone to Buena Vista to make
home. He visited his brother, q
t. Long, here. before going to
new home.
Miss Nora Marella Echols, daug
of Rev. and Mrs. George EchOls of
field, was married in the Metho
church at that place at noon on the
inst to Mr. Harry Scott McCluer,