Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-05-06
Personal MENTION.


Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Ebbinhouser
left yesterday morning for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haupt of Hin
ton, W. Va, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Lou Ruhl who had been visit.
ing here and at Swoope returned tc
Salem yesterday.
Miss Mills Myrtle of Buffalo GAP
left last week to spend some time
with friends at Charlottesville.
Messrs. r. A. Fulwiler and Gentry
went to Abingdon yesterday to attend
the United States court.
Col. Gleaves who is i'll Wytheville
will join them there.
Mr.. H. M. Wegner has returnd
from business trip to New York.
Mr.. Roger A. Young of Hinton W..
Va, reached here yesterday for a
short stay.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Morton Fultz have
returned to Philadelphia after visit
to relatives here.
Mr. E. B. Whitney who had been
so very i'll, at the Kings Daughters
hospital left yesterday for his home
in New York.
The postoffiee at Hollins was broken
into and robbed last Saturday night
Postmaster Roland had taken most
of the stamps and funds home and
the thief made small haul-a little
currency and a few stamps.
Mr.. J. W. Montgomery spent yester-
day here. His daughter Miss Ethel
went home with him to spend several
DAYS. She is attending Mary Baldwin
Seminary.
Mr.. C. 0. Baylor has returned from
Grottoes.
Nine Frieda Langendorf of Berlin
is stopping at Hotel Augusta.
Mr.. G. Gray Barnnhart has secur
ed license to marry Miss Elizabeth
T. Harris of New Hope.
Mr.. Taylor Bissell has gone to
Monterey at the request OF Mr.. An
drew Jones administrator OF the late
J. A. Jones treasurer of Highland
county to make the annual statement
for the county. !
Mrs. J. William Boyd and son
Munford of Roanoke are spending
some time at Gaymont.
J. M. Young left yesterday for West
Virginia after spending several days
here.
Frank Greathead, one of our most
genial travelling men and an old res
ident of Staunton but whose head
quarters are now in Norfolk spent
Sunday here among his friends.
Mrs. Ernest B. Crawford with her
son Master Henry Roundtree of Har-
risonburg, Va, passed through
STAUNTON this morning enroute
for Richmond. Va, to visit her old
home.
Misses Margaret Roller and Eliza
beth Carpenter who have been visiting
MISS Eleanor Curry expect to return
to Halrisonburg this morning. While
here a number of entertainments were
given in their honor.
Rev. H. B. Lee of Charlottesville is
the guest of Rev. R. G. Jet.
Mr.. J. A Landes has gone to Ron
ceverte, W. Va, on business trip.
Mrs. Carter H. Harrison has return
ed from Washington where she at
tended the Congress of Colonial
Danes.
Mr. Louis Peck of Charlotte NC
arrived here last night to visit his
parents, 1fr. and Mrs. H. d. Peck.
Rev. Peyton Little has returned to
Nelson after visit at the home OF
MIR. J. F. Parrish.
Mrs. W. W. King has gone to Dan
Vile to attend d meeting Of the Fed
GRAFTON of Women Clubs.
= Mrs H. A. Walker has returned
from Baltimore She is still a great
sufferer from rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. 5. King who has been
visiting her daughter, MIS- harry
Wenger at St1untol for several weeks
has returned to her home at Char
lottesville Mrs. King was formerly
of Augusta county.
Mrs. Henry Piiferling and Mrs.
George Rinsland OF Hinton ". Va,
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Mary Grubert has gone to
Waynesboro to spend some time.
Miss Minnie Zirkle is visiting
friends at Fishersville.
Drs. J. H. Garlick and J. W. Freed
of the staff Of the Western State Hos
pital have gone to Washington to at
tend the congress of American Phys
icians and surgeons.
Mr.. W. W. Sproul left yesterday for
"a trip to Alabama.
,mond is in the city.
Major T. H. Russell has returned
from a trip to South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Talbot of
Waynesboro were guests III the Guy
yesterday.
Mrs T. T. Brooke is visiting rel
:atives in Charlottesville.
Miss Mary Berkeley has returned
from an extended southern trip.
Miss Louise Mehurin has gone to
Washington where she has accepted a
government position.
Mr.. A. E. Harnsberger has gone to
Baltimore on bu yiness.
Miss Belle Martin Of the Staunton
Mutual Telephone exchange is spend
ing few days at her home III Salem.
Miss Irva Payne of Harri sonburg
was among the guests at Hotel Bever-
.ey yesterday.