Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

aged 70 years. The funeral will TAX
place this morning IL O'Clock, a
Union church. She is survived b.
three children.
Mr.. Roger Bear has returned from
Washington and Lee University.
Mrs. W. A. Bailey, the popular ma
tron of the Rest Room, is taking {
rest of two weeks. visiting friends il
the county. During her absence hel
place will be filled by Mrs. Emms
Taylor.
Mr.. Morris Herall of 10 Thompson
street brought to this office yesterday
an egg, with double yolk and on the
end was an incrusted "C", as well
laid ON as if by an expert pennsman OF
manufacturer of letters. This being
comet year of course the 80 stands
for comet.
Mrs. Jas. A. Crawford and children
are visiting Mrs. Crawford's mother
Mrs. A. G. Jennings at Weyer's Cave
Va. and will be absent from STAUN-
TON for three weeks.
Rev. Geo. S. Lightner of Macarthur
Ohio, former resident of this city,
who has been visiting his son near
Baltimore stopped off last Saturday
and went out to West View to visit
his sister, Mrs. M. w. Booker, return
ed to his home last night He is look
ing well and is pleased with his Ohio
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Tyree are
spending few days at their home on
Church street but do not expect to
open up the house for the summer.
Mr.. George A. Patterson has re
turned to his home, near Grottoes, at
ter having his eye taken out, at the
Kings Daughters hospital.
Miss Katie Scott, who had been
visiting relatives here, has gone to
Baltimore to spend some time.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. 'Sprinkel are
spending few days in Richmond,
while DR.. Sprinkel is attending to his
duties as one of tine state examiners
for the Dental association.
On yesterday Mr.. Arista Hoge re-
ceived cablegram from Rev. A. NJ
Fraser, D. D., announcing their safe
arrival in Glasgow.
Mr.. w. H. Page of Basic City spent
yesterday here.
Mr.. H. W. Hilleary spent Sunday
with his brother Mr. W. NJ. Hilleary
and returned to Charlottesville yester-
day.
Mr.. Edwin P. Burke, formerly con-
nected with the DISPATCH and
NEWS, but now with the Times-Dis-
patch of Richmond, spent Sunday in
STAUNTON, returning to Richmond
yesterday morning.
Miss Pattie Hobson of Powhatan
county is visiting her sister Mrs. c.
E. Ashburner.
Hon. A. G. Braxton came up from
Richmond yesterday to cast his vote,
and to visit relatives.
Judge and Mrs H. w. Holt are ir
Lexington for few days.
Mrs. AT. Robertson and MissSarah
Robertson went to Richmond yester-
day and will visit relatives and attend
the Woodward Gibson wedding on
the 22nd.
MIL. G. Dawson has gone to Clarks-
burg on business trip.
Miss Cammie Ryan has returned
from a visit to friends at .Grottoes.
The friends OF Miss Laura Price
will regret to hear that she is quite
ill at her home.
Miss Loretta Walter left yesterday
with her uncle, Mr.. John III. Morrison,
for Baltimore, from which place they
will sail on the steamship Rhine, on
the goth, and spend the su INNER abroad,
taking in, among other things, the
famous Passion Play.
Mr.. A. A. Eskridge, who has been
suffering from throat trouble, for some
time past, was at his office yester-
day, and while lie is rather weak,
claims to be feeling fine.
Prof. and Mrs. Berkeley Minor have
gone to Charlottesville to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Minor, and from there
will go to Hanover county for the
rest of the summer.
In the circuit clerk IS Office yesterday
morning a marriage license was issued
#. to Elmer E G. Whistler, to marry
Miss Kitty May Crashorn, the wedd-
ing to take place at Laural Hill today.
Mr.. Whistler is son of Mr.. David
Whistler, and Miss Crushorn is a
daughter of Adam B. Crushorn, all OF
the county.
Mrs. w. @ Hullihen and Miss Bessie
Hullihen have gone to Kingston, N.
Y.
E. d. Wiseman OF Middlebrook was
in the city yesterday attending the
Miller Lauriot W I'd ling.
Yesterday afternoon at A 80 O'Clock
Rev. H. M. Roane united in marriage,
S. w. Miller well known resident Of
Greenville, and Mrs. Fannie Lauriot
of this city. The ceremony tool
place at the brides home, No. 6O4 Nortf
Augusta street, in the presence of {
small company..of friends and relation
The newly wed led pair left OH thu
late train for their future home il
Greenville.
Mrs. Lucy McClung of Highland
and Mrs. G.. w. Wallace of Williams
vile, Va, were among the relatives
present at the Campbell Blair wed
dino II, Churchvi1lo voStordoy