Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-07-27
Personals.

Mrs. NInt OF SdiRtTVihc. WIN ho
been sick. is somewhat better.
Miss Dora shy der Of IlarrisOnbnre
has been visiting Miss Clara Gllkesol
Miss Juliet Montgomery of Deel
field, is visiting in Richmnnd.
Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker OF Rich
mond, is visiting his old hnme here.
Judge J. NJ. Qrarles WAS IN Rich
mond this week on business.
Mrs. M G. Hardy is visiting friend
at Craigsvile.
W. Z. Murphy, represent Cole Bros
Circus, is in the city.
Rudolph Turk, son of the late W IN
A. Turk, is on a visit to his uacle, II
8. Turk, in Stanton.
Mr.. w. Il. Miller has returned from
Glare, where he spent his vacation VIII
his family.
Mr., and Mrs. N T. Cook, after spend
ing several weeks here, have returned
t. their home in Richmond.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Smiley, we'll known
citizen of the Newport se.:ti III Is very
i'll with pneum,ni.
Miss Addie Robertson of Craigsville.
who had been visiting near Staunt0n
returned home this week.
Mr.. Eugene Karnes who has been
spending some time in New Mexico and
California, is again at home.
Mrs. Frances b. Picker is in Hamp-
ton visiting her son, DR.. Walter PECK
er.
Mr.. F. H. Anschntz of West Virgin
il, was in the city this week, and was
warmly greeted by many old friends.
Mr.. J. Gardner Bare of Fordwick, is
in the city, being witness for the
Commonwealth in the SprOuse case.
CAPT. P. E. Wilson and Mr.. u. 1t.
Child left yester for SEA trip to bos-
ton.
Mr.. Martin l.. Haldeman OF the
ChurchvilIe neighborhOod, is quite
tick. He has the fever.
Mr.. N. Argenbright visited hi
brother, MIR. j. l.. Argenbright al
GreenvilIe on Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred. F. Allen has felurh al to
Baltimore, after II short visit TO his
parents here.
Mr.. R. P, Davis of F0rdwick, is
running his merry go round at Middle
brook.
l.. Z. Hickman, repre- sentlng nm
Robinson 3 shows, WAS IN the city YES
day.
Messrs. Alvin CohrOn aud Samue
Flory of Stuart's Draft, are arranging
to erect handsome residences at thai
place.
Mrs. Juliet f. Bryan and daughter
Miss Lucy Bryan. have gone to Wash
inetOn and from there will 60 10 Col
onial Beach.
Judge Holt has appointed Mr.. j. Z
Fretwell justice of The peace for tn
1st ward of the city to succeed Mr
VIM. r. Mari, resigned.
Mr.. Edward COffman of Clifton
Forge, and his family are visiting hi
father, MIR. Jacob Ccffman near Ne'
Hope.
Misses Winnifred aid Carrie Jack
SOL. of near this city. have gone I
Richmond to visit their brother, MI
j. W. Jackson.
Mr.. A. K. Snead of Stuart's Draf
was in the city yesterday, attendln
the State meeting OF the Society
Equity.
Mr. w. II. Shullz of Greenville,
valued friend of the SPECTATOR, WI
a pleasant caller at the office til
week.
MIR. j E Hanger of Washington.
former well known Augusta resident,
here visiting his nephew, Mr. Charl
P. Hanger, and other relatives.
MIR. Alexander Hamilton, who is no
engaged III business in Illinois.
spending his vacation with his falhe
Rev. A, fl. Hamilton, at Nit Carmel
DIR. &. P. Eichelberger of Danvill
ia resident ply stefan al Variet, SpriI
this season. He and his wife are NJ
at the springs.
Mr.. johnny Whistelman and
sister in-law, Mrs. Jos. Whistelman,
Highland, have been visiting the faI
iIy of Mr.. ]. G. HOutf, near Ladd.
Mrs. o. B. Trout, accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. W. r. Staples
Roanoke, is spending some time
cold Sulphur Springs.
The Baltimore Dental ASSOCIATE
otfic. which has been closed for the p
week, was opened again yesterday a
is now ready for business.
Little Miss Francis Ef1inger. "
WAS operated on about ten days ago
appendicitis, is making remarka
Quick recovery, already sitting ul
little.
Our readers should not forget
big tournament, lawn party and en-
tainment to be given by the Chul
vile Odd Fellows on Wednesday,
gust 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Bryan have
turned from ten days pleasure
They visited the Virginia seaside
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