Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-07-28
Personals.

Hon. John w. Churchman was in ii
city Monday.
Mrs F. II Lewis and Miss Mario
Lewis are spending some weeks at Vii
glnia Beach.
Misses Fannie and Ella Wilson, VIII
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. Arthur Will
son, have returned TO Mint Spring.
Mrs. M. M. Rob rtson and children
of Cincinnati, are among the guests a
Mt. Elliott SpIing3
Mr.. II A. 5 Hamilton of Shadwell
spent several days here with Col. s
Brown Allen.
Mrs. Joseph b Woodward and Mrs
M. W. Mercerean are spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Miss Mary McCue of Charlottesville
Is the guest OF Mrs. Il. q. Vance il
| Waynesboro.
Capt. aud Mrs. q. q. Gooch have re
turned from Il visit to their SOILS III
Roanoke.
Mr.. }. G. Stiegle, Miss Bessie StiegIe
and Master John SJiegle of Harrison
burg, spent Monday 10 the city.
Miss Margaret Danner OF Annex
who has been i'll witch typhoid fever, is
improving.
Miss Blanche NARROW of Newport
News, is visiting Miss Annie Dore on
Winthrop street.
Mrs. W. W. Gibbs is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Mary j. MerrIken, near this
city.
Mrs. q. Julian Pratt of near Waynes-
b0rO, is spending some weeks III New
York.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank l.. Sublett of
Harrisohburg, spent few days this
week at their farm near flshe rsviile
Prof. Z. a. Friend OF S ruth Boston,
is at Cold sulphur Springs, where Mrs.
Friend is spending the summer.
Prof. G.. II. Withrow of Georgia, ls
spending some time at his old home in
Way boro.
Miss Ida Whitlock is seriously i'll at
the residence of her father, Mr.. j. @
Whitlock, iii the city.
Little Mary Caperton, the sweet lit
tie daught ter of Capt Carter BraXton,
the pet of Vine street, has been dan
gerously i'll of gastritis, but is much
better.
Mr.. r. A. Palmer, representing the
wholesale clothing house of Henry
Somehow & Co, Baltimore. was in
the city this week, and was greeted by
many old friends and acquaintances.
Little Miss Emma Katherine Baylis,
very charmingly entertained her little
CUucthS vi l. lOdf oiuCl hOOh ltOld II u
till seven at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Porter NJ Woodward.
DR. and Mrs. Geo. s. Walker have re
turned from visit TO their children,
Mrs. st. Clair and Mr.. VIM. b. Walker
at Tazewell Mr.. Walkers wife and
children accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A Seaton and
little son, and Mr.. G. L. Todd of Rich
mond. after pleasant visit at the
home of Hon. John w. Todd, have re-
turned home.
Mr. Hayward T. Bayliss has return
ed to his home in Columbia, S. C.,
leaving Mrs. Bayliss and her little
daughter here with her mother, Mrs.
Porter NJ. Wood ward, until the fall.
Misses Loretta and RosaIie Wholey
left last week for Washington and
Baltimore. They will then go to Potts
vile, Penn, where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Prof. H G. Stout OF New Hope, who
for several terms was principal of the
Monterey High School, was recently
elected instructor in Latin and Matbe-
m .tics of the high school at Memphis
Tenn.
Robert McNuLt, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L c. DickersOn, died on
S aturday afternoon after a short illness
at his parents home near town, aged
one year. The funeral took place Sun
ny afternoon.
Miss Bessie Mills of Toledo, Ohio,
who spent last summer with relatives
in the lower Valley, was in the city
Monday, Ell route to New Market to
spend the summer. Miss Mills is so
pleased with Virginia that she says She
hates for the time TO come when she
m lst return home. On this trip she is
a compared by her father, who will re-
main some time in Virginia.
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