Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-07-20
Personals.

Mrs. J. W. Mohler and little son nav
returned from a visit to t.ynhurst.
The Boys department of the Y. M
e. A. will leave Monday for ten day
outing on Middle river.
Mrs. T. G. Bowling and little daugh
ter of Charles Town, W. Va, is visit
ing relatives here.
MI. W. b. McChesnry spent severa
days at ElktOn attending the Royo
Arch Chapter school of instruction
Mrs. Eliza Holland of Sal EN-, bal
been the guest of her niece, Mrs Geo
E Schumacher.
Mrs. j. F. West of Roanoke. hal
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hamp
ton H. Wayt.
Mrs. d. V. Ruckman of Long Glade
is visiting her sister. Mis- A. H. Jones
10 Highland
Mayor W. H. Lands and family have
returned from delightful two weeks
drive through Highland county.
Capt. and Mrs. r. V. Parr of Ford
wick, were among the visitors here
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Walker and
daughter have been spending some time
at Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. E. G. Harrison spent Sunday in
Lynchburg with his brother, Hon.
Randolph Harrison.
Mrs. l.. r. Gordon and Miss Bette
Tyler of Augusta Springs. were the
guests of Mrs Sam Gordon at New
port last week.
Senator Morgan of Alabama, and his
two granddaughter, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sproul
at Middlebrook, left Monday for home
Mis-. E. A. Whitlock and daughter,
Miss Ruth, have returned home after
spending some time at WoOddell Springs
and Elkton.
The many friends of Squire J. w.
Hopewell of Mt. Scion, who has been
sick SO long will be glad to know that
is better.
Mrs. l. w. Foster and her two little
daughters are visiting friends in Lex
ington, Lynchburg and Amherst They
will be gone about Il month.
Prof Guilford d. Euritt was in Rich
mond this week attending meeting
of board for the proposed school for the
colored deaf and blind.
Mr.. Chas. E Hoge, who has been fill
log IL position in the Auditor g office OF
the Big Four Ry., at Cincinnati is at
home OIL sick leave.
Mr.. f. M Root of the Government
printing uffice, Washington, Is spend
lug his vacation with relatives anC
ITtSIuS Ill biIlH Clb} anu
Mrs. A. NJ Howison and Miss Eller
Moore Howison left last week Tor
trip to Boston by water. going to Nor
folk, f.om which city they sailed.
Mis- X tie SC ut, who has been spend
ing the wIlttr with Tie family OF Capt
H. W. Henry at Weir Park, Fla reach
ed home last week.
Mr.. W. l.. Kerr, one of the proml
n .nt teachers of the county. is teach
ing at one of the state normals II
Southwest Virginia.
DIR. D. A. Butcher of Bridgewater
was in the city Saturday en- route tt
Old Point and Hampton, where b
will spend some time.
Petitions are being circulated i
Covington and Clifton Forge, askln
for local option election to be held
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Todd of Rich
mond, have been visiting his parents
Hon, and Mis-. J. W. Todd, near tn
city.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Il. Strauss, Mi
Fannie Strauss, Miss Flora Barth an
Mr.. and Mrs A. Weinberg and CHI
dren left Monday for Old Swe'
Springs, W. Va, to spend few week
Mr.. "a. T. Bayliss has returned to b
home in Columbia, ). c., after a Wis
to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Woodwar
Mrs. Bayliss and daughter will rema
some time longer.
Miss Eta r. Grow, trained null
of Baltimore, accompanied by MI
Catherine F. Amos, arrived Wedn'
day from Asheville, n. g., to visit M
Grows sister, Mrs. E. G. Meeks.
Mrs. Margaret Kennedy, aged
years, died at her home here Tnesf
afternoon. The funeral took phi
Wednesday afternoon from st. Fran
Catholic church.
Mrs. Nj. w. Butcher, who has Dt
visiting her brother, Rev. Geo.
Lightner. at North Portsmouth, Il
has returned home. She was acc(
panied by one of her little nieces.
Messrs. A. A Eskridge, W. A. q
bart, John Anderson and Dan Pc
of this city, and N. l.. Shreckhise
Mt. Sidney, are attending the 81
Elks convention in Denver.
Mr., Oliver Il. Rhodes and Mrs. Rht
of Baltimore, are making brief s
il the city. He is an old Bridgew
man, grew up about Messy Greek,
is much at home among friend
Augusta.
Raw and Mrs. Charles X A. M