Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-09-29
Personals.

Miss Mary Pilson of Riverheads, has
returned home from a visit in Nelson
county.
Mr. and Mrs. }. H. Chittum and lit
tie daughter of Cralgsvile, were Ill the
city Monday.
| Miss jamie Gilkeson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. f. Gilkeson, is recover
ing from spell of fever.
Miss Leona Cohron of Stuart's Draft,
has returned to Rollins Institute to
resume her studies.
Mr.. W. Y. Fauver, who has been laid
| up with wound Oh one Of his legs, is
able to be about on crutches.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pike of Muncie, Ind. :,
are visiting relatives and friends near
| Crimora.
Miss Matte Harnsberger of Bridge
water, is the guest of Miss Anna Bow
man, at Crimora.
Miss M. 2. Duval. principal of the
Virginia Female Institute of this city,
was In Richmond this week for short
visit.
Mr.. w. S. Burke is in Hagerstown
Md, where be went few days since
to enter his son, r. w. Burke. Jr., a
student at the st. James Academy.
DIR. Benz. BlackfOrd of the W. s.
Hospital, is taking a weeks vacation,
and with his son, Mr.. H. N. Blackford,
is spending it on trip west.
Mr.. Harry McAIeer and family of
Chicago. are on a visit to Mr.. Michael
McAleer, just east of the city, and his
brother, R. E. McAleer.
The IN arriage of Mr.. Win Christian
Davis and Miss Salle Black Shields,
took place last evening at the home of
Mr.. Geo. A. Shields near Greenville.
Miss Clara Gikerson, one of the
charming telephone operator girls, is
threatened with fever, and has been
compelled to quite work.
John Singer, son of Mr.. j. A. Singer,
has gone to Blacksburg, where he has
entered the Virginia Polyte chnic ms
titute for the coming session.
Rev. VIM. N. Scott, d. D.. is holding
protracted services this week in the
Pres yterian church at Harrisonburg
for DIR. Wilson.
DIR. H. H. Halves of Charlottesville,
a former popular pastor of the Second
Church this city, will fill DIR. Scott s
pulpit Sunday at both services.
Mr.. Charles Brooks, one of the sue
cessful farmers from the nei ghborhood |
of WaynesborO, was in the city Mon |
day.
Mr.. II. w. Robertson of Covington |
passed through the city last week on
his way home from Port Republic,
where he had gone to attend the funeral
of child of Mr.. r. s. Bowman.
Mr. w. E. Hoy, of the well known |
firm of Hoy Bros, fell from the porch |
at his home GU Saturday and broke his |
leg. His friends will be glad to know
that he is getting OH very well.
Capt. Richard " Parr of Fodwick,
was in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for the mastering in of
the new Canton of Patriarchs Militant
at that place. which takes place next
Monday night.
Mr.. J. s. LIE Fills of Jacksonville,
Fla accompanied by bis little niece,
Miss Percy Saunders, is in the city,
having come to join his family who
have been spending the summer with
Capt. and Mrs L. G. Morton.
Bath Enterprise: Mr.. o. T. Wiley of
Staunton, Va, was in our midst last
week, shaking hands with his many
friends. He has sold his house and lot
ia Staunton, aud will move his family
back to Warm Springs about the first
of November.
Dr. E o. Peyton of the Greenville
ghborhood, gave good account of
the wheat crop in his section when in
the city court day. His own field on
fallow ground was excellent, averaging
% bushels per acre. But then DR..
Peyton is one of the best farmers In
the county.
Richmond Times Dispatch Com
missioner of Agriculture Geo. w. X OIL
ner is back at his desk in the Library
building and is much improved in
health. Mr.. Koiner said he wonld do
whatever Chairman ElysOn might
elect concerning his course in the cam
paign. II am ready to take the stump
if Mr.. Ellyson shall desire noe to speak, y
| he declared.