Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-09-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Europe, ran up yesterday morning t
visitshis relatives here, and returne
to Richmond last night.
Mrs. J. L. Huff Of Waynesboro, i
visiting her dauhter, Mrs. s. M
Driver.
Miss Clara Blackwell of Fishe rsvill
is visiting her uncle Mr.. J. w. Love
grove of Charlottesville.
Mr.. E. S. Baker whose business lift
has been spent principally in Staun
on where he IS greatly respected ant
extremely popularv, has decided t.
accept position in Uniontown, Pa.
and his making his preparations tt
leave at once, and to this end is ad
vertising his personal property fol
sale.
Mrs. H. Clay Miller and children
arrived from Massanutten SPRING.
yesterday afternoon and will be al
Mrs. L. w. Michaels at 219 West
Frederick St., for some time.
= Mrs. Elliott M. Braxton and son o1
Newport News are visiting Mrs. W.
g. Marshall.
Mr.. E. H. Fox has returned from
an extensive visit to Atlantic City
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Virginia
seaside resorts.
Miss Massie Kirby left for Richmond
yesterday morning, where she has &C.
cepted position.
Mess1s. D. B. Keller and Jacob
Croft of the county. have returned
from Brooklyn, N. Y, where, they
spent week visiting Mrs. G. A. Con-
ner.
Miss Flossie Scherer returne to her
home in Huntington, W. Va. Sunday
night after visit at the home of
Mr.. j. W. Blackburn. She was &C.
companied by Miss Marie Blackburn
who will visit her for some time.
Mrs. Thorn. p. Berry and children
of Harrisonburg have returned to
their home after visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. DR.. Easley has returned to her
home in BluefieId, W. Va, after WIS.,
itipg Mrs. George A. Eaines on North
Coalter street.
Mr.. N. T. Hoover of near Swoope
left last night for Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss Olga Ney Of Harrisonburg Va,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs I. Iseman
after an extended trip to Norfolk and
Richmond.
Messrs. Stuart Taylor. Robert Lark
ford and Mark Blackburn left for
Blacksburg yesterday to attend V. P.
I. the coming session.
Mrs. Jno Rutherford went to Char
lottesville Sunday to see her husband
who is in the U University Hospital.
She reported him better yesterday but
does not think he can sit up for
week yet
Miss Evelyn Arehart left Oh No.
for Baltimore where she will spend
several weeks with relatives.
Miss Nellie L. Wood of Amherst is
visiting her friend Mrs. E D Snapp
who has been critically ill with in
iammatory rheumatism all the sum-
mar and who is improving very
slowly. 50
Mr.. R. c. Blair of Moscow was a
visitor to the city yesterday. He
came to arrange for the sending of
his daughter Mary to the Lewisburg
Female Institute at Lewisburg ".
Va. She left on No this morning.
Miss Lucy Catlett left yesterday
to attend Sweet Briar College.
Maj Absalon Koiner. one of the
oldest citjzsns of the county. was il
Staunton We 'terday enjoying excellsnt
health and YVES warmly greeted by
many of his friends.
Mr.. H. G Eichelbsrger AMI wife
arrived from Mt. Elliott after closing
t1at resort Tor the season.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher of Richmond
arrived from the Warm Springs for
visit at the home of Mr.. J. r. Tay-
lor.
An announcement of great interest
to Maryland and Virginia society is
that made by M. and Mrs
William S. Nelson of Fairview, Ac-
comac county, Virginia. of the engag-
ement of the formers sister, Miss Lii.
lima May Nelson. to Mr.. William
Gamble Woodward of Baltimore
Miss Nelson who is the daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Revel
Nelson Of Fairview. the beautiful old
manor house which has been the home
of the Nelson family since the earliest
Colonial days. and who is connected
by ties of blood and marriage with
the most prominent families of the
Old Dominion, is well known in Bal
timore society, where she has been a
frequent visitor. She is an extremely
handscm me and attractive girl, and is
an ardent devotes Of outdoor sports,
numbering among her other accom-
plishments that of being an expert
horse woman.
Mr.. Woodward, who has been en-.
gagged in business in Baltimore for
several years, is a native of Staunton.
being son of Jos. B. Woodward and
is we'll known in this city, where fot
number of years he was associated
with the firm of Woodward and Son.
The wonderful success attained by
Mr.. Woodward in Baltimore, where he
is connected with the advertising
department of the Baltimore News,
is q source of much pleasure to hit
friends in this city and the exact date
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