Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION.


home, at RaphiDe after spending
some time in Richmond and Norfolk.
Miss Mary Cameron of Goshen is
spending few days here.
Mr.. Andrew Wade of Lexington was
here yesterday Oh his way to Grottoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Childs left yes
terday for Gordonsville near which
place they Will spend few days with
the family of G. W. Wolfrey, a for
mer Stauntonain. Mr.. and Mrs.
Childs will also make short visit to
Newport News before returning to
STAUNTON.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Moran Of Au-
gusta Springs were visitors in
STAUNTON yesterday.
DR.. W. F. Stout. OF Charlottesville
was here yesterday on his way to
New Hope to visit his mother.
Mr.. w. H. Fix Of Craigsville paid
STANTON "a visit yesterday
Mrs Thomas Burke of Uniontown,
Pa, is visiting the Misses Burke on
MI. J. E. Diamond of Churchville
left yesterday on business trip to
Washington and Philadelphia.
Rev. w. n Scott, d. D., has re-
turned from Lewisbnrg W. Va where
he attended the Presbyterian Assembly
and on Sunday preached the Baccalau-
reate sermon for the Lewisburg Sem
mary.
Mr. AMI Mrs G D. Euritt have
gone to Clurchville to spend some
time. Later Mrs. Enritt will visit
relatives il Maryland.
Miss Marg ret Camp of Richmond
is visiting her aunt Miss Matte Young
at Hotel Aug ,sta.
Mrs j. " Keller has returned from
Charlottesville.
MI. c. \. Parkins who was quite
seriously hnrt by being thrown from
his horse is reported to be improving.
WV. Brown who has been working
at Glen Wilton, is at home for few
days.
inson died on Friday night at his resi-
dence near STANTON and was bur
led from the house on Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. L. g. Strauss, Misses Flora
Barth and Fannie Strauss and Maste.
Sidney B. Shultz expect to leave to-
night for New York from which point
they will sail, on the steamer Prin
cess Alice, on June End for Bremen.
Mrs. George r. Bell formerly OF
STAUNTON, now of the University
of Virginia, announces.the engagement
of her daughter Margaret to Mr.. Lie.
Reed of Chicago. The wedding will
take place in the fall. Both young
people have many friends here as Mr..
Reed is graduate of the STAUN-
TON Military Academy.
Miss Mary Miller of STAUNTON,
is visiting relatives here. --HarTison-
burg News
Miss Courtenay Olivier returned
from Charlottesville yesterday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas n. Gregory, Of
this city, lost their infant son at mid
night. Monday Funeral was held at
noon Tuesday. Intsrment at Chin
quipin Chapel.
Mrs. W. N. VanFossen Is spending
e some time in Clifton Forge.
Nrs 90 Tomas rot,rnoI fro,,, Cl.or
lottesville last night.
Miss Donaldson of Baltimore is the
house guest of Miss Bette Miller.
Mr.. Boyd S. Miller of Moffatt's
Creek in this county has just grad
uated from the Massanutten Academy
at Woodstock.
Mr. G. A. Gulley is spending some
time here.
Mrs George NJ Cochran and Miss
Margaret lynn Cochran left yesterday
for Baltimore and later will visit Nh.
and Mrs. A A. Doub in Cumberland
Md
Misses Evelyn and Margaret Daniel
spending few days here.
9 Mr.. A. F. Robertson is in Lynch
burg attending the Episcopal council.
Miss Ellen Howison has gone to
Charleston, S. c., to visit her aunt,
Mrs. George Holmes.
Mr.. H. Dunbar Murray went to
Roanoke yesterday.
Rev. w. @. Hullihen left yesterday
for Lynchburg to attend the meeting
of the Southern Virginia council.
Miss Mary Kemper has gone to
Charlottesville to visit relatives.
Mrs George H. Moffatt left yester-
day for Washington accompanied by
Mr. and Mr.. G. Hoxie Moffatt. Col.
Moffatt went to Waynesboro where
he will spend the summer. Mrs.
Moffat will return thee after a visit
to relatives.
Rev A. M. Fraser, D D., and Mrs
Fraser have gone to New York and
expect to sail Saturday on the steamer
Caledonia, for Scotland.
Mr. John P East has returned to
New York after spending afew days
here with his mother.
= Mr.. j. Frank Clemmer went to
Baltimore yester lay.
Mrs. W. P Whitmore of Baltimore,
who has many friends here, is visit
ing Mrs. Harry Worthingtoa.
Miss E. W. Friend of South Boston
is visiting Mrs. J. B. Rawlings.
Charles Steel and wife of STAUN-
TON, are visiting Mr. Chas Steel
ST., of this Observation-Disclosures, W. Va,
Times.
Mr. Frank R. Bell, Jr., secretary
of the New River Agency Co, at