Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-01-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

elder have returned from Richmond.
Mrs Franklin NJ Hanger has gone
TO Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo a. Hutchinson are
isitlng in Baltimore.
Mr.. NJ. E. Kyle is home from trip
10 Hot Springs.
Miss Enda Crum has returned 10
E.ynchburg, after visiting relatives near
zetta
Mrs Mary Yarbrough and daughter,
Miss Daisy, have returned from Rich
Inond
Mr.. Norman 0. Karicofe and Miss
Charlotte o. Crickenberger were united
IA marriage on Tuesday at Mt. Sidney.
Mrs. S. II. Obaugh, of Churchvil!e,
route No. l, who has been sick for some
Lme, is much improved.
DR.. f. o. Peyton of Greenville, has
not been well for some time, and there
seems to be no improvement in his con-
d ton.
Mrs. Estelle V. Hawpe, after visit
ng her brother, Mr.. Newton Argen-
fright, has returned TO her home at
Bethel.
Rev. 4. l.. Eutsler, wife and chill
g rat mr. from
d visit to Mr.. Eutsler's brother at
Grottoes.
DIR. C. p Eichelberger attended the
4 umni Association meeting Of the
New York Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
p tai, in that city this week.
Mr.. James Bunch, of the New Hope
neighborhood, was among the visitors
here on Monday, and was caller at
DOR office
Messrs. Zirkle & Bryan, who recent
b purchased the Baylor building on
EAST Main street, have begun extensive
ilprovement to the building.
Mrs. w. F. HUMPHREYS of Vesuvius,
las returned from Richmond. She
Is met here by her husband, who ac-
cgnpanied her home.
Mrs. Porter M. Woodward has re-
tlrned home from Columbia, S. c.,
wlere she spent several weeks with her
laughter, Mrs. Haywood I. Baylis.
Mr.. A. S. Bailey of Annex, has gone
10 Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
for treatment. He has been sick near
gay year.
Mr.. w. w. Sproul of Mi1dlebrooK,
WIS elected president of the State Hor
ticultural Society at its meeting III
f., nchburg last week.
Mrs. w. Il. Iiidy of Champaign,
Illinois, who has been visiting The
fslnily Of Mr.. j. r. Hidy in Charlottes-
vile, has returned home.
Mr. J. NJ. Kyle, member of the
Roanoke bar, has been Oh visiting to
Kyle.
-drs. Eliza Fleming, aged about IS
vars, died on Tuesday at BurketOwn.
For % years she had been keeper of the
lail-gate al that place.
Iiss Bessie Youngy who came home
tu visit her mother, Mrs. f. M. Young,
VITO has just recovered from an attack
of pneumonia, has returned to New
T,rk.
diss Cary Montague of Lewisburg,
~ Va, who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hunter Mcclure in Rich
n0nd, is visiting Misses Sarah and
81 sic Robertson.
Ir. W. Kenny Buckley Of near
urchville, has taken position with
tbs Adams Express Co., made vacant
10y the resignation of Mr.. J. F. L. Long,
who goes on the police force.
M ]. A. Glenn has taken his son,
Mr.. w. c. Glenn, into partnership
viGh him in the wholesale lumber
business, and the firm will be known
81 The !. A. Glenn Lumber Co.
Young J. H. Averill, who was on
T., 81 at Covington, charged with shoot
i1 and killing his father at Low Moor
q lew months ago, was on Saturday
&c uitted by jury.
Mr.. n. L. Shreckhise, of near Mt.
Sidney, attended the State Horticul-
ual Society meeting in Lynchburg.
he reports that the growers of this
C. nty are among the leaders in the
3. 5e.
Ir. w. 3. Collins fell last Friday on
The slippery pavement and hurt his
h. He was taken to the Kings
daughters hospital, where heis receiv.
irs every attention. His injury while
pH nful is not thought to be serious.
Irs. James w. Weade Of near Fish
ers Vile, who was passenger on one
Of he trains that met head on at the
depot here some days ago, and has since
been visiting her son, Mr.. Frank
Weade, returned home this week.
Beginning last Wednesday the Au
gusta County Argus made its appear
auce as a semi-weekly paper, 1t il
slI aller in size but filed with gooC
reading matter. We wish Bro. Bur