Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-07-15
THE NEWS FROM cAURcAv|LlE

Churchville, July 9.-Mr. Lacy
Wilson of Bristol and his two little
girls, visited his aunt, Mrs. Nettie
Bear recently.
Miss Blanche Tribbett of STAUN-
TON and Miss Sheets attended Loeb
Willow, LIST Sunday in July.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mexico and his sister,
are guests of their uncle Capt. Jos.
Wilson.
Miss Mabel Hizer is visiting her
cousin, Miss Lila Bear, who returned
recently from a very pleasant visit
to her cousin, Miss Lila Bear who
returned recently from very pleas
ant visit to Rockbridge.
Mr.. Geo. Wine has bought out the
one half interest of the Smith and
Wagner threshing, battling and saving
equipment and will run during the
present season.
Miss Mamie White is attending the
normal at Covington. We shall look
forward to her return with pleasure.
A very commodious barn on the
farm known as Willow Glen" now
occupied by Julian Lightner, has just
been completed by that captain OF
industry G. B. s. Aldhizer of Laurel
Hill neighborhood.
This contractor and his men arrived
the evening of the sixth of June, only
two days of sunsine and then eight
days of rain, during which, all hands
were off duy. With a return of fair
weather, work was resumed, and the
building finished at an early hour the
fourth of July.
The average American housekeeper
reoices at the short stay of company
of carpenters, but a hasty crew OF
barn builders is her delight.
A very enjoyable evening was afford
ed the public at the Methodist church
on the first Sunday in July.
Seated in the rear of the auditorium
and gazing helplessly over p sea of
large hats, we inadvertently remark
ed the order of our childhood had
been reversed" then "little folks
could be seen, but not heard" while
on this occasion, they were heard put
not not seen. The program rendered
was helpful and instructive. An
evening of this entertainment, is q
white letter day in the life of tine
Sunday school scholar.
Mr.. E. D. Euritt of STAUNrON ii
spending some days with his brothers
Prof. and Mr.. w. Euritt.
Miss Mamie Bell Hiser of Washing.
ton, D. c., and Mrs. Hiser are visit.
ing relatives here.
The Misses Jones of Highland are
guest .cf their uncle DR.. Marshall P.
Jones.
The enquiring friends Of DR.. Blai1
ill be pleased to hear he has gained
in. avoirdupois greatly and is the re-
cipient of many courtesies from the
residents of our noted capitol.
Near Churchville, July 12.-Mr.
Earnest Sherman has returned from
Rockbridge where he had been visiting
his sister Mrs. Charles Dixon.
Miss Anna Rawley Els visiting
friends near Lexington and Buena
Vista.
Mrs. James Obaugh of Waynesboro
and daughter Miss Beulah are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Obaugh Of
this Route.
Mrs. Fishburn of STAUNTON il
visiting her daughter Mrs. T. Vial
deman.
Miss Polite Buckley is at home
nursing her sister Miss Matte who
has been quite sick for several days.
Mr.. Lynn Sherman made a flying
trip to STAUNTON last Sunday
evening.
Miss Belle Waddell, who has beer
visiting her uncle MIR. Addison Wad-
dell at l19 Prospect street, returned
to Charlottesville yesterday morning.
Mrs. W. J. Marles, wife of Post
Office Inspector Marles, and little
daughters Laura and Gloria, left
yesterday morning for Atlantic City,
where they expect to remain until
about September 18th Mr.. Marles
will remain here long enough to dis
pose of the household goods, the fam.
lily which has been living le1e about
two years and half, will make their
home in Baltimore in the futucre.
Mrs. DR.. G. Covington, of Baltimore
WHO had been visiting Mrs. Hiner in
West Virginia, passed through the city
this morning en- route to Rocky
Mount, N. G.
Mrs. Col. W. J. Perry and Master W. j.
Perry, Jr., left yesterday morning for
a visit of few days in Charlottes-
vile.
Mr.. J. H. Price, formerly of
and until recently ad-
jutant of the First Virginia Regi-
ment, returned to Richmond on No.
8 yesterday morning.
N. B. Rawley Of the Slower Shop
was in STANTON
yesterday. MI. Rawley is able to
get about again but he has been fol-
some time a great sufferer from rheu-
matism which has greatly swollen
his joints. He is contemplating
treatment at some of the springs
where sulphur bathe may be taken.
Bob Taylor to Take the st""p
Bristol, Tenn, July s.-sinoe the
announcement of Senator Bob Taylor