Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-09-02
SUBSCRIPTION sI.OO PER YtAR.
Friday, September 2, 1910.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Personal MENTION.

home last night from delightful "Trip
abroad.
Mr.. Guy F. Sutton, who has been
spending several days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. K. Robinson left last
night for Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. J. W. Clarkson of Bellefont
Dairy is visiting friends and relatives
in Martinsburg. W. Va.
Mrs. Frank W. Bell has returned
from Atlantic City and East Orange,
having visited Mrs. Briscoe Ransom
at the latter place.
Mr.. j. D. Diamond returned from
New York last night.
Mr.. d. I. Greaver of the county
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ben Arshart of Swoope K. r.
d. No spent Fri lay in the city.
Mrs. Hazel Herndon Of Cliff Top
w Va. is visiting her parents MI.
and Mrs. ]. G. Fretwel. Her little
sister Helen vino has been spending
some time with her accompanied her
home.
MI. ana Mrs. Thomas j. Burton
and baby have left for their home IN
Uniontcwn, Pa, after visiting rel
atives here.
Mrs. Charles P. Hartman leaves TO-
dav for visit to the home OF MI.
Lockhart Gray in the county.
Mr.. George M. West was here yes
rerday returning from st. Paul TO
Woodstock where he will join Mrs.
West and they will return to Rich
mond.
MI. and Mrs. J. A. Crawford and
daughter went to Covington yester
day.
Mr.. Andrew Thomas Reeves wife
and son of Mt Scion neighborhood
left last night on Number for Charles
ton. w. Virgil lia, where they will spend
some time with Mrs. Reeves brother,
Mr. Mohler who resides there.
Mrs. Bette Bateman and the Misses
Bateman are visiting relatives near
Fishersville.
Mr.. H. b. Baylis has arrived from
Columbia, s. C.,to join his family who
are spending the summer with Mrano
Mrs. P. M. Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Strauss, Misses
Flora Barth and Fannie Strauss and
Master Sidney Shultz reached home
last night after having spent several
months travelling abroad.
Rev. W. N. Scott d. d. and Miss
Agnes Scott have returned from their
northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. d. Taylor arr
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.P. Shreckhlse
Mrs. j. T. Cribbens and her grand
daupher, Miss Alice Drewry, who nae
been guests at Mr.. r. P. Landlord
went to Charlottesville yesterday tt
spend the day with friends and from
there will return to their home IL
Covington.
4 Miss Annie Dore has gone to New
port News to attend the wedding
next Tuesday OF Miss Blanche Mar
low and MI. Martin O'Connell.
A telegram has been received her
from New Westminster, B. O., from
physician stating that Mr.. John A
Edmondson was suffering from gen
eral paralysis and his father Col. +
L. Edmondson, accompanied by ID
A. L. Tynes, lef. last night for Var
couyer to bring MIR. Edmondso
home, if his condition will admit
his being moved. The sad news We
a great shock to Col. Edmondson all
his family for Mr.. EdmOndson was til
picture of health and it is earnestl
hoped that he will soon be restored
health. He had goue west Oh SON
lumber business.
Hon. A. F. WithroW of Millbo
came down yesterday with his wi
who is in hospital here for trea
ment.
DR.. J. H. G srIick went to Ric
mond yesterday for short stay.
Mrs. Baldwin Ransom has gone
her home at Arlington for Wis
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth JAIME
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Stribli
have returned from visit to rel
tives near Mlddlebrook.
Miss Elmer M. Mcdowell Of Ha
fax county, is visiting Miss Lin
Todd of near Staunton.
Col. John. S. Mosby who stopI
off here to see some of his old frier
went to Bedford Yesterday.
Miss Lillian Harnsbarger of Cliff
Forge is visiting Miss Virginia Lol
near the city.
Mr.. Clarence Seaton, wife s
children have retained to Richmt
from visit to Mrs. Seaton's parel
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno W. Todd.
Bruce Dinkle and wife, Mrs. La
Crawford, Miss Margaret Gilkers
and Miss Mamie Gilkerson OF
Run, will leave for trip to Mag
Falls, Wednesday.
Mr.. E. w. Staples, who was broue
here to the Kings Daughters hosl
al recently Suffering from hemorrha
while on an automobile tour ii
Roanoke through the valley, has
far improved as to be able to take
automobile ride yesterday. This
the first time Mr.. Staples has
oft since his unfortunate illness
it is to be hoped that he will have
recurrence of the trouble.
The supreme court will convene
Monday for the Fall term. The doc
is light one, only three cases of /
interest are docketed. The case
Yost VS. Critcher, Kemper VS. Calh
and the C. and y. Railway Comp