The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

many years a resident of Christians
burg arrived Tuesday for a TWO
weeks stay with Mrs. r., B. Spindle.
Capt. j. r. osborne and Mrs. a. D.
stevens, OF Radford, were here, for
short while this week
Miss Gertrude Spindle is enjoying
house party at the home Of the Misses
Tahu ,of Pulaski.
Rev. William A. Miller, of Ken
lucky, has returned to his charge after
a months stay with relatives.
Miss Bessie w. Hooper arrived last
Saturday, and will spend some time
with Mrs. c. II. schoeffer and Miss
Annie Childress, before returning TO
her homo IN Princeton, w. Va. where
her brother, T. w. Hooper. Jr, has
charge of tho Presbyterian church.
Nlessrs. William L. and Montague
Tallant, II. S. Love, r. Spindle Miller
Mai. Guy Edie, of Washington, D. CT
Beverly Elicit w. *. 1'agg and George
w. Fagg accepted Major John T..
Cowan's invitation to spend several
days at Cowans Mills on n fishing trip.
They returned Thursday afternoon with
enough fish to satisfy the heart Of the
most ardent sportsman.
DR.. and Mrs. d. d. Lester gave an
informal dance ut their home on Mon
day evening in honor of their daugh-
:
aud Annie Barnett, Of Allegheny
Springs, who arc guests Of Miss Eula
Walters.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wade. of New Haven, Conn, Is much
improved.
MIR. w. D. Stuart Jr, of Alabama,
Is at home for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Phlegar, of Nor
folk, are guests of Mrs. Mary Thomas
at Cambria. Mrs. "A. a. Phlegar, of
Bristol, is with Mrs. Baird
Miss Mary Phlegar is tho guest of
| her sister Mrs Edward Crossley, of
| Philadelphia, at her cottage on the At
| lantic coast.
Professor and Mrs. r. c. Price. of
Cro2et, Albemarle county have re-
| turned from a two weeks stay at the
Jamestown Exposition. and are guests
| of Captain and Mrs. John r.. Johnson
Among those from Christiansburg
! who attended the regular weekly ger
man on Friday evening at the yellow
Sulphur Springs are Misses Anne and
katherine Childress, Misses Mary, Sa.
die and Bessie Elicit with their
| guests, Misses Kathen and Lucille
Cassell: Messrs. Hunter Phlegar. G
Harrison Schaelfer. T. Spindle Miller
| L. S. Love, Mr.. Brailes, Leslie Jewell
/ Orrine Stewart, Beverly Elicit w. c
Elicit, DR.. Andrew S. Elicit
DR.. w. w. Rangely returned Thurs
: day evening from short business
trip to Roanoke.
i Messrs o. C. Lewis and Carroll, o
Salem, are in Christiansburg attending
to business matters.
Il DIR. j. G.. Ferneyliough, State Veteri
marian, has by his own request had hi
station removed to Burkeville from
Blacksburg, in order that he may b
more accessible to people from NJ
over the State.
; Mr.. William Moncure, who ha
charge of the large canning factor.
here, spent Friday and Saturday a
the Allegheny Springs, and with tn
family of Major William M. Ellis.
, At an important business meeting
Of the Allegheny Club it was deter
mined to buy new furniture for tn
], clubrooms. The clubrooms are coo
and comfortable and have nice read
/ ing-room, have added much to TIL
: pleasure and comfort of the youn
men of the town this summer.
0 Captain ]. a. Cox, a prominent cat
! tie dealer, is at White Top, Gray$o
!, county, for a months rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sphere, who have bee
: at the Yellow for several weeks. al
o rived on Friday for a months sta
: at The College.
u
!, DR.. Armstrong and family, of Sout
Boston, have returned to their hon
d after spending two months at I'll
! College.
:. Mrs. o. p. Jordan, Of Pulaski Cit
n Is visiting Mrs. c. G. Hawley and Mi.
= Jordan.
:, Mr.. A. Manoni, vicc-presidcnt Of I'll
: Roanoke Fair Association, has bee
. very active in advertising the count
\ and making arrangement for a goo
:, exhibit at the Roanoke Fair.
: Miss Laura Jordan has accepted
position as matron at Bramwell Hal
!, Neb., ~and will leave in few days Il
y her post Of duty.
Il Mrs. II. j. Faust and children r,
= turned Thursday to Denmark S. {
:. after q months stay as the guest
. her sister, Mrs Sidney Sheltman.
Mr.. T. S. Barton has returned
q Suffolk after spending week Wi
> , his family, who arc at Mrs. Baird
+ for the summer.