Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-09-08
Personals.

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n asday.
Mr.. Samuel Sprouse and little scr
of Augusta Springs, were in the city
| Wednesday,
Mr.. Kent Harrison of birmingham
Ala, is visiting his parents. Judge
and Mrs Geo. M. Harrison.
Mrs. Julia Stevens of Utica, Ohio, Is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Ida s.
| Mehurin.
Mrs. l.. Kemper fluff of Waynesboro,
has returned from a visit to her par
ents in FarInville.
DIR. W. R. Clements, who has been
spending the summer at Mt. Elliott,
has returned 10 New ork.
Mrs. John M. Hanger and little
daughter have been spending the week
with Miss Cary Dunlap at ZAtta.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson Guy of Rich
mOud, have returned home after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Alex. F. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. knlseley have
returned from the North, and are pre-
pairing for their fall millinery display.
Mr., Arthur G. Harman and wife of
Richmond, have returned home after
visiting relatives here.
DR.. M. q. Holt and wife of Surry
county, have been visiting the family
of j Judge Henry w. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Harrison
and child of Lynchburg, are spending
some time at MIR. E. G. HarrisOn's.
Mr. J. NJ Irvine Of Deerfield, this
week qualified as notary public for Au
gusta county.
Rev. DIR. Frank J. Brooke of Alex
andria, filled the pulpit of the Presby
terrain last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Arch H. Bell, son of DIR VIM.
Bell of Mt. Sidney, left yesterday to
resume his studies at the Virginia
Military Institute.
Mr. Robert d. Leach of Wilma, High
land county, was in the city Wednes-
day. He states that in his county all
crops but grass are plentiful.
Mr.. K. Lynn Tucker left Saturday
for his future home in Richmond. hav-
ing accepted position to sing in All
Saints choir, which he did Sunday.
Mrs. s. M. Sheppard of Millboro,
who has been spending some time at
her old home IN FishersviIle, return ed
to Millboro last week.
Rev. DIR. H. H. Halves of Charlottes
Vile, preached at Bethel last Sunday.
He was the guest of Mr.. M. F. Gilke-
son.
Messrs. James Miller of Greenville,
and George Miller of Swoope. visited
their sister, Mrs. John FL. Whitmore
in Lexington.
Mr.. Berlin A. Reedy, who has been
rusticating In Rockingham, returned
home this week after a pleasant visit
to Mr.. Claude Miller near Bridgewater
Mr.. Harry Hogshead of Waynesboro
is spending few days with his sister
Mrs. J. Frank Clemmer near Middle
brook.
Capt. H Clay Niche of Charlottes
vile, who has been visiting his daugh
| ter. Mrs. j. Il. Catlett, returned home
Monday.
Miss Edna Coyner of WaynesborO
has been visiting her uncles, Messrs
Jack and Luther Coyner at Glove
Lick, w. Va.
Rev. Paul Seig of Bristol, forme
Augusta boy, has resigned the position
as pastor of the Lutheran church il
that city.
Judge J. M Quarles. who has heei
quite sick at the Kings Daughter
Hospital, has sufficiently improved t
be able to return home.
Mr.. Louis Il. Peck with the Westlng
house Electric aud Manufacture ng Co
of Pittsburg, Pa is in the city spend
ing a few vacation days at the home G
his sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Sprinkle.
Mrs. Haywood T. Baylis and littl
daughter of Columbia, s. c., who hav
been spending the summer here wit
Mr. and Mrs. Porter M. Woodward
have returned home.
Miss A. Brown aud Miss Craver, tW
graduated nursed of Baltimore, VIII
| have been spending their vacation be-
| with their parents, returned home Mo
s day after pleasant.
Attorney General Anderson was
the city Tuesday, en-route to his hon
in Lexington, while here he receive
q many congratulations over his lars
election majorities and other pers On
@ popularity.
Mr.. G. q Sellers, formerly tick
~ agent for the q. W. Ry. at Stokesvil
IL Va, has accepted position with
Spruce Lumber Co. at Spruce, W. '
u and entered upon the duties of
:. position.
Messrs. A. A Eskridge, H. l.. Lar
J. N. Mcfarland. r. F. Hughes a
other Stanton Masons went to Hal
sonburg Tnesd ay to take part in layi
T. the corner stone of new Masol
ot Temple.
az Mr.. VIM. B. Hardy, manager j