Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-10-13
Personals.

guest of Mrs. A. w. Keller at Buffa
Gap for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G.. Hartman ha,
returned home from visit to frient
c in Albemarle county.
q Mrs. g. T. Black of Stuart's Draf
spent few days here with Mrs. HarI
Black, en-rOute to Chicago
q Miss Grace Parker of Raphine, hs
been the guest of Mrs. V. ) Thorto
! in Buena Vista
Mr.. Luther Coyner of Glover Lick
W. Va, is visiting his brother, Mr.. j
, NJ. Coyner, at Basic City
Mrs. Theodore F Shuey and her tw
charming daughters expect to leav
shortly for European tour, and Will
probably spend a year abroad.
| Mr.. Edwin B. Schumacher, now emf
grant inspector of the port of New Or
leans, Is visiting his parents, Mr.. aut
Mrs. q. E. Schumacher.
Misses Pearl and Eleanor Bncher o
Bridgewater, have returned home from
a visit to their sister, Mrs. Marshall p
Jones at Churchville.
Mr.. Ernest Nothnagel has returned
from Baltimore, where he was called
last week to attend the funeral of his
nephew, Willie PROTEIN
President E. l.. Cover of the Angus
ia Springs Tannery Co., was in the
city Wednesday, returning from the
tannery to his home at Elkton.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and her little
daughter, GIadis, of Fordwick, were
guests of Mrs. F. l.. In Rue at Warm
Springs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Pendleton have
closed their summer home near Angus
ia Springs and have taken up tempora.
ry residence in Washington city.
Rev. DR.. Charles Manly of Lexing-
ton, will on next Sunday preach the
dedicatOry sermon at the new Baptist
church at FOrdwick.
Mrs. Roosev cit, it is understood, will
be the guest of Mrs. Montague at the
Executive Mansion during her stay in
Richmond next week.
Mro q ~ En0ah
rett Gooch, left this week for New
York and Boston, where they will be
sight seeing for the next fortnight.
Allegheny News: Mrs. H T. Parker
arrived home from Washington Tues.
day night, where she attended meet
ing of Missionary ociety. Her
daughter Miss Lois Parker, who had
an operation performed for appendicitis
some time ago arrived home last night.
Rev. John W. May, who has been
serving the Covlngton Methodist
has received a call to Athens,
Tenn, to which place he went this
week.
Misses Katherine and Annie Hoge
have returned to Richmond, after de-
lightful visit to the families of their
uncles, Messrs. Arista aud John B.
Hoge.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McAleer of
Chicago, who have been spending some
time with Mr.. Michael McAleer near
town, have gone to Washington on a
visit before returning to Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Walter of Montgomery
Hall, accompanied by her daughter
went last week to New York. Mrs.
w. s father Mr.. Duryes, who had been
here on visit. went with them.
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Mr.. s. Godfrey Henkel and Miss
Bessie Worthiugion at the brides
home No. South Coalter street, on
Wednesday morning Oct. 18th at 10
o'clock. No cards in the city.
Mr.. j. A. Kennedy, of the agricul-
tural implement house of Kennedy 81
Crawford, attended the convention of
the National Carriage Dealers in New
Y ork. He will spend some time hunt
ing with friends in Maryland before re-
turning home.
Mr.. l.. A. Connell, who had been Wis.,
iting his sister, Mrs. Theodore F.
Shuey, at Adlai, has gone to Florida.
For several summers Mr.. Cornell was
the polite and accomm odating clerk at
Mount Elliott Springs and made friends
among Staunton people who were
guests at that famous resort.
Mrs. George w. Gray and daughter,
Miss Bertha Gray, who have been
summerlng with the Pattesons at Au-
gusta Springs, return to their home in
Washington tomorrow. The other
members of the family who were also
at Augusta Springs, preceded them
home short while since.
Mr.. J. HI. Gerlach, manager for
Mottu Il buckingham saw mills and
lumber interests at Augusta Springs,
has been transferred to the Southw est
Virginia, in the employ of the same
company, with headquarters at Ora
ham. Accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Gerlach has removed to his new field
and has taken up the duties of the pO-
sition. While at Augusta Springs
they were at home with the Pattesons.
During their brief residence il the
county, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlach made
many friends who deeply regret their
departure.
May Be Called to Stanton.
The Richmond News Leader says
1t is said that the Rev. L. M. Mercer,