The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-06-30
"Gladvs Inn" Items.

The guests of the Inn' were treated
to genuine fox chase on Tuesday morn
ing. The pack started Mr.. Reynard on
the mountains opposite the linn" and
ran him for two hours, the dogs keeping
in sight most OF the time. Capt. Dan
Haynes and a few OF our towns people
Joined heartily in the chase, as well as
Mr.. W. H. Tabb and others of the
linn" The same dogs ran a deer out
in front of the hotel on Monday, which
was shot at by one of the guests, but a
pistol being used, there was no injury
done the pretty little animal. However,
it took no time In giving flight to its
speed. Messrs Barrett and Moseley have
our thanks for the sport rendered our
visitors by the interest they take in
keeping such a fine pack of hounds.
which seem to take special delight in
turning our way in their mad career.
Rev. J. G. Morris, D. D., of Birming
ham, Alabama. with his daughters, Mrs.
H. d. Eichelberger, and Miss Carrie, Is
with us. The Doctor preached for Mr..
Wheeler Sunday night to large con-
gregation at the Methodist church. DIR.
Morris came up to the moutains of Vir-
ginia for little rest and recreation, but
will be compelled to return this week to
his charge, which is one of the largest
churches in the South. The writer is
sorry he cannot remain longer, as it has
been special pleasure to have an after
noon chat with one who is so well posted
on all subjects aad has travelled SO very
extensively. The present administration
hope to see him at the linn again and
will always remember his visit with
pleasure.
w. H. Tabb, of Richmond; S. H.
Letcher, of Lexington w. B. Bigbie,
of Lynchburg; J. A. August, of Hot
Springs; A. Gather, Treasurer Hot
Springs Company; w. R. Tyree, of
Charleston; 7. H. Horberkom, Geo. s.
Fowler, Fort Wayne, Ind, and host
of others, are registered with us this
week.
Senator John w. Daniel took breaks
fast with US on Sunday morning last
on his return home from Chicago, where
he had been to represent this State in
the Convention. The Major was Hill
man. but is now for Cleveland, OF course,
and he says the Old Dominion will go in
to win and will get there.
Richard Williams, the Managers sta
ble-boss and all-round right hand man,
has been sick this week, but keeps on
the go, as he says he has six calls every
five minutes during the day, and cannot
AFFORD to quit" Uncle Dick Is a good
one, and makes himself generally useful.
Mr.. Fred Sella has opened up the
Inns" barber shop and will be pleased
to see and wait on all who may want
anything in the tonsorial line. Mr.. Sella
is an expert in his business, having had
time experience.
Steward j. 7. Martin took a run to
Staunton on Saturday, returning the
same day-thereby losing only time from
one meal. Mr.. Martin is very attentive
to his business and can be found at his
post at all times.
Mr., Watson Gooch left on Tuesday
night for Glen Wilton, where he hopes
to secure fine catch of the finny tribe
from the Cow Pasture river.
Train Master j. H. Carlisle is off over
the road this week, looking after his
many matters, all Of which seem to be
his foremost object in life
Mr.. H. D. Eichelberger left for New
York Monday morning, where he goes
to more fully perfect his insurance bust
ness. DAISY