Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-09-01
VIEWS OF
WAYNE SbORO-BAS|C
Exodus Of Summer Visitors Be-
gins as Fall Approaches

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AVaynesboro. Aug. 28.-Miss Annie
! Gaiespie, formerly of this city, and
now taking course in St. Joseph s
hospital at Baltimore, who has been
spending her vacation here, left Mon
day to again take up her studies.
Miss Mary Guthrie spent the day
yesterday in Charlottesville visiting
friends.
Mr.. Allen Armitage, of Richmond,
is visiting Mr.. Paul Rogers.
Miss Edith Agner, of Staunton,
formerly. popular telephone central
here, was in town Saturday.
The Adams Amusement Company
left this morning after furnishing the
people of Waynesboro with a week
of pleasure. They will entertain the
citizens of Fredericksburg this week.
Some delay in starting was caused
| by derailed freight cars.
Misses Eva and Emma Shepherd,
of Lynchburg, who have been visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. L. K. Huff, left
this morning for Greenwood, where
| they will visit before returning home.
DR.. Miller, of Smith& Miller, den
lists, returned home Saturday after
having spent a delightful week at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Amber Glazebrooke, of Rich
mond, spent the weekend here visit
ing his daughters, Misses Kate and
Virgilia.
Mrs. T. J. Walker, of Richmond,
who is spending the summer here,
spent few days in Richmond last
week, returning home Saturday even
ing.
DR.. r. J. Patterson, after spending
a few days in Washington and Allan
tic, has returned home.
Mr.. Charles Henderson spent the
day Friday in Crozet on business.
Some excitement was caused Sat-
urday night about eleven O'Clock
when white man and four negroes
were arrested at the carnival for
fighting. The case was tried by act
ing mayor, W. w. Glass, court being
dismissed at 11:4O p. m. He sent
two prisoners to the Staunton Jail for
80 days each and the others paying
their fines were released
Mr.. William Meade Addison, of
Richmond, spent Sunday with his
family here,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. King, of Dur
ham, N. c., who have been visiting |
Miss Mary Walker on Wayne Avenue, |
returned home Saturday.
DR.. S. A. Austin, who has been in
the South Western State Hospital at
Marion, has returned to his home
here.
Mrs. c. A. McCray and little son
Porter left Monday to visit friends
in Staunton.
Mrs. Ahnes Runnels and her two
daughters, Misses Daisy and Belle,
of Staunton, visited their uncle, Mr..
William Terrell here Sunday.
Miss Martha Smith, who has been
visiting friends in Culpeper, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hamilton and
Mr.. Tucker Cook spent Sunday in
Staunton.
Mrs. W. ]. 10th, Mortz and jeff
10th, Miss Ruth Cabell, and Mr.. Du-
pont Caller, of Richmond, returned
from Mrs. Frank Clemmer's FRIDAY
where they attended a dance given
~ Miss Elizabeth Clemmer. .
Miss Grace Digger, Of FarmVille, ,
s visiting Mrs. L. K. Huff.
Mr.. George Cook. who has been ;
amping with a party at Weyer's Cave :
eturned home Friday.
Mr.. Percy 10th, who has been in T
richmond on business, returned home
saturday.
Mr.. William Houston has returned
rom visit to friends in Staunton.
Miss Jean Smith is visiting Miss g
Ioble Quinn at Mt. Armour, Va. S
Mr.. c. L. Coleman of Richmond is a
isciting friends here. t.
Mr.. John Patton, who has been il
listing relatives here, has returned n
Charlottesville. S
Miss Jessie Mclaughlin has return
home after q visit to friends in
Mrs.W. J. 10th, Mortz 10th. Miss
ouise Thompson and Mrs. Albert fl
ance left Saturday for Culpeper in tt
rs. Loths car, where they will spend M
few days. til
Mrs. w. R. Martin is seriausly ill. az
Mrs. E. G. Fishburne, who has G.
zen visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ora to
I'M Painter, who has been i'll at
10 sanitorium at Crozet, has return
home.
Mrs. Thompson, who has been quite
/, is improving slowly. be