Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-08-05

MISS Elise BOILING mas acc0pCou tuo
position of superintendent OF the
Augusta Sanitorium. She is assisted
by several trained and several pupil
nurses. Miss Boiling is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Boiling OF near
the city and has made most envl-
able record for proficiency as a nurse
since graduating from St. Luke's hos
pital in Richmond.
MI. George w. Huntley, Of Gov
ington, a large lumber operator, was
in Staunton Oh business yesterday.
,VMfs. P. M. Woodward and Miss
Katherine Baylis have returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Ohio
Mrs. 1T. Cox and Master Everette
Cox of Covington are visiting friends
in the city.
MI. +. H. Rosen and wife, Misses
Clara Reed, Carrie ,Yeago, s. S. Reed
and Wallace Yeago of Mckinley in
this county are attending the Y.P.C.
Association Convention aJ Harrison.
burg.
Mrs. Newton Kidd and children
have gone to Indianapolis to live,
Mr.. Kidd having been there in bust
ness for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Anderson and
two children have returned to Norfolk
after visiting at the home Of Mr.. S.
F. Wiseman, the father Of Mrs. An
derson.
Mrs. Sallie Lambert went to Cor
louisville yesterday and from there
will go to Atlantic City.
Mr.. E. R. Armentrout Of WASH
ington is visiting DR.. J. F. Armen-
trout and later will visit relatives in
the county.
Mr.. W. N. VanFossen of near But.
termilk Springs has gone to Charles
ton, W. Va, to spend two weeks
with relativse.
Captain W. G. Kable and Miss Ele-
amor Enslow who will be married
next Wednesday will take wedding
trip abroad, Captain Kable has en-
z aged passage on the Baltic which
sails from New York on the 9Th.
Miss Ethel Montgomery is reported to
be very sick at the home of her father
Mr.. J. w. Montgomery. at Deerfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Sullivan left
Yesterday for williamsburg to spend
some time.
Miss Effie Butcher was in the city
yesterday returning from a visit to
relatives down the valley, to heI
home in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Robert A. Palmer Of Baltimore
left yesterday after visit to her sis.
ter Mrs. J. N. Opie.
MIR. Jerome Summerfeld, of New
York is visiting MI. and Mrs. N.
| harrison.
Mrs. Harry Burnet and children and
Miss Florence Parent have returned
from Cornwall.
Mrs. Jennie Heydenreich and Miss
Louise Heydenreich reached home last
night from Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Julia Sublett and Miss Rutl
Sublett have returned from Roanoke.
Miss Gladys Saunders Of Wilson, N.
c., is visiting Miss Maud Thornburg.
MS Emily Shoupe, of Cumberland,
Nd, is visiting her sister Mrs. S. M.
Yost on Frederick Street.
Mrs. G. V. Ruhl has returned from
Salem and is at her home on N.
Washington street.
Miss Margaret Wilson who was the
guest OF Miss Frances Efinger left
last night for her home in Detroit
Mich. Sfessrs. Robert Efinger and
Spottswooa Hall left on the. SAINT
train for an extended western trip
Mrs. F. A. Richcreek and three chill
dren are visiting friends and relatives
at Harrisonburg and Bridgewater.
Miss Myra Moffett OF New Market
and Mr.. J. S. Moffett Of Woodstock
are guests::at the Virginia Hotel, hav
ing been summoned here on the FAC
count of the serious accident to theil
brother, Mr.. w. G. Moffett.
NJ. W. E. Taylor of Richmond wa!
here yesterday ON business.
Miss Nell Palmer has returned from
a visit to friends at Rural Retreat.
| Mrs.SG F. Wilson and Misses Ma,
and Annie Elder have returned from
Atlantic City. r.
Miss Marguerite Bierne has return
ed from Alexandria where she haG
been visiting. ~
Miss Minnie Baker of Montrosl
is the guest of Miss Sallie Roller.