Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-08-11
Personals.

been on visit to relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Paul of Soutt
River, are at Bolar Springs.
Mr.. VIM. i. Whitlock of Fire Creek
| w. Va, is visiting his parents here
Mr.. w. l.. Alley of Clifton Forge
spent several days here this week.
Mr.. NJ. M. Robertson of Cincinnati.
was visitor here this week.
Mr.. W. w Gibbs who is now in
Europe. expects to return to America
| about September 1st.
Capt. G. A Holt and family and Mr..
Frank L. Holt and family, left yesteT-
day for ten days trip 10 Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. Marion Koiner, one of the sub
stantial citizens of South River, was
in the city W ednesday on business.
Mr.. K. Lockhart Gray, who has been
residing in San Diego, California, is
visiting his old home here.
Judge Henry W. Holt and Hon. A.
q. BraxtOn ATTENDED the meeting of the
State Association at Old Point
Mrs. Mary A. Fauver and Miss Lottie
Fauver of Waynesbor0, are visiting
Mrs. G. Whitlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gallaher of
w. Va, have been visiting
relatives in Waynesboro.
Mr.. j. E. Hanger of Washington,
has been the guest of Mr. Chas. P.
Hanger, for several days
Mr.. r. H Smith aud wife of Church. |
vile, spent SUNDAY with Mrs. H. II. /!
King at FishersvilIe.
Mrs. Charles l.. Cooke has returned |
% Richmond after visiting relatives
lere.
Miss Grace Anderson has returned
rom Washington, where she spent
month with Mrs. c. A Heldeman.
Judge J. M. Quarles attended the
state Bar Association meeting at Old
Point this week.
Messrs. Jos. s. Cochran and Z. &.
harrison left this week on a trip to
anada.
Mr.. II. II. King and wife of Fishers
lille. spent few days last week with
Ir. Kings brother at Augusta Springs.
Mr.. w. II Smith of Clifton Forge,
as among the visitors to the horse
now this week
Messrs. Jacob an Joseph Grove and
leir families, of South English, Iowa,
re on visit to relatives in this coun-
7. ,
Mrs. Mary Wassen and daughter. of ! {
H., are visiting Mrs. p. A.
DINER near the city, aud other rela-
YES in the county.
Mrs. Carter Johnson of Fort Robins,
ebraska, after visiting her father,
r. Henry Harrison, near town, has tl
me to New York. C
Mr.. W. B. Walker of TazeweD, is =
sitting his parents. DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Il
Walker His wife and children have =
zen here several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. King and son, s
iyley, and Mr.. and Mrs. John s
lncake. Miss Elizabeth Pancake, and 81
r. E. P. Mcfarland. left yesterday to p
end some time at Atlantic City. nj
Mr. SAINT F. Pilson has gone to t!
Orth Wilkesboro. N. c., to visit rela- in
yes Mrs. PilsOn has been there for ri
veral weeks. ii
Lieutenant Harry N. Cootes, who
S been in the Philippines for the IL
st two years, has returned to this Ii
untry, and is now stationed at Fort
Iethorpe, Georgia, with his regiment,
: 18th cavalry. =
Mr.. j. W. Leech, who several months
o went to Baltimore, has returned
Staunton and resumed his position
manager of the Western Union TeIe
aph office here. His many friends
glad to welcome him back again.
Mr.. It. F. Cover of the Covington b
merry, and his brother, Mr. J. r. sc
yer of the Augusta Springs Tanning h;
/, were in the city this week return &C
: to the location of their respective
lustries. IN
Among those from West Virgini a W
'iting the H orse Show this week are ST
,ssrs. A. w. Arbuckle, Edward III
J. N. Cald WELL Lee Me- 1t
ughlin, j. I'll. Handy. 7. F. Hefner, I'd
Ward Arbuckle, and G. H. Tbomp-
1t is announced that Mr.. Thos. w 0S
kinson will, about Septem Der LIST,
in charge of the G. & 0. ticket of 81
e here. Mr.. Atkinson has for a '''
mber of years been with the G. IL o.
it's freight department, and Is one ",
its most popular employees. His y,
ends will be glad to learn of his
III deserved promotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier of Lewis -
rig, W. Va, spent several days here d
til Capt. and Mrs. w. L. Tams. They Il
re called here by the accident to 4,
cir little son, who was hurt while a
wing in shallow water at Cave III
ring.
Mr.. p Il Trout has co ntractpd to @
wire the court house at II II rison ks
~, and will instal a lighting plant rs
the mil of Mr. j ID Minor at New s
lrket. THIS work will be well doue, rs
all the work of this kind done by M
. Trout has been highly satisfactory. M