Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jordan, who hav
been spending the summer at Craigs
vile, visited relatives here this week.
Mr.. G. A. Small and mis- two littI
boys of near Churchville, were in thu
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ryan, Miss Flora Barth Sn6
Sidney Shultz have returned from At
lantic City.
Mrs. Agnes Maupin, OF Rapidan, who
was the guest of Mrs. H. NJ. McIlhany
went to Charlottesville Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida CARRIER, sister Of Idr. John
Reamer of this city, died On Tuesday
last at Timberviile, aged 81 years.
In the local option election case Judge
Holt postponed the case until T ies-
day, Sept. 2lst.
Miss Lcra Pope and : R 9lagg
of Doe Hi, Highland have
gone to Washing N to I me
time
Mrs. b. G. Rawlings and daught r,
Mrs. Granville Swift, who spent part
of the summer at tfeir old nome near
Raphine, have retul.ied to z. delic&s-
burg.
Mr.. C. T. Carson has u. led to
Maiden, w Va, gre. spa di' several
days at his home near Ze He Wa
accompanied by his wife. Wow list
her siste,, Mrs. J Fl. McC','i4t.2, at
Frankfort w. Va
Rudolph Turk c. Ralaigl1, n G., IS
on short visit TO his uccie, Fir. r. S.
Turk, prlor to his attendance on the
approaching session CT the University
of Virginia. where he will ealt the ac-
ademic department
DIR. I'll. S. Strain, with rs wife ard
daughter, from Illinois, arrived here
last week, and will make their home
at Raphine. They were me- by Mr..
w. H. Rowan, Of that place, who IS
their relative.
Mr.. T. Fl. Antrim, OF Way esboro,
has returned from vs. OF several
weeks 10 his SCI, Mr.. Ha y Antrim.
in Buckingham county. An N
is very much pleased wth ..s Quick
in that county.
Mr.. H. T. Bay!is, with lis wife and
little daughters, have re;drGei 10 Co..
umbia, S. G. Mrs. Bays and children
spent the summer here with her moth
er, Mrs. Por,ar M. Woodward, : I'D Mr.
Baylis came about 1 mocfh - jcin
them.
Rev. a H. Hall Is :, e le's
Tavern, aocompa MED by i iaUs alter,
Mrs. Sallie h. McCoIn1iclz, 4 8 e lay
night ~ WI ing, Ind, WHARF Ii ey
will spsnd several wee, with hlr.
Hamiiton's son, Nj. Alex. E3cC. Ham
iiton.
Mrs j. B. Cdlton ot Waynesboro,
has returned home from Baltimore,
Md, where she was called by the d1s h
of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Z. A
Leland, aged nearly 81 years. She Wa.
the widow Of John w. Leland and
daughter of the late George Steptoe
Lee, all of Lancaster county, Va.
Mr.. D. A. Black, O. Rothviiie, Nc,
who has been spending some time with
his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Camp
bell, left last Friday for hon1 Mr..
Black in contemplating return ,ag to
Old Virginia to make nis home, and
will be welcomed addition ID the
community in wDich re locates.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday afternoon at six
O'Clock at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Mohier, when Miss Moselle |
Argenbright became the bride Of Mr.. |
Chas. Coburn Of Covington. Rev. D.
I'll. Kern officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Coburn left that night Gcr >5vinsson
where they will res de.
Miss Bessie r. Fulton announce the
marriage of her sister, Miss Florence
Bell Fulton, to MIR. Lewis Ora 1t
Sprague, on the 9th inst., at Grottoes,
Va. The cere mony was performed by
Rev. G. R. Stribling, Of Waynesboro.
The bride is one Of the most popular
young ladies Of Grottoes, and has a
host of friends. The groom is connect
ed with the Va. Portland Ce nent Co.
at Fordwick, where the newly married
couple will be at home to their fl.ends
after October LIST.