The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-06-08

! 'etOi- ~ tif II 49, 90 t3le ny OF , j'tttf.
Mis- 'sauie Mcdowell, Of EinoasA}e. is
on visi 10 Ms. Nelson. IN West Clifton
Ferge.
Mrs. L. b. Eagaft retarned FROM visit
to friends il Gulpeper s..d other places,
Thursday last
Mr.. Jno c. Stull, of tlle firm of Stuil
s. Co., made a business visit to Staunton
OF Tue day last.
The linn" at Iron Gate is now open,
aud is under the control of Manager A.
E White, of Gladys Inn.
Rev. L. w Ii win, of the Presbyterian
church at Iron Gate, attended the Fife
services on Tuesday last
Mr. Walter Cargill, book-keeper for
the Low Moor Company, was in Clifton
on Saturday evening last.
The noted Evangelist, W. P Fife, and
the Director of Music, G. T. Ran sey, are
registered at the Hotel Clifton.
Mr. a. NJ Stull Of Rich Patch, who
is just recovering from spell of sick
ness, was in Clifton Wednesday.
Magistrate E. A. snead returned last
week from a visit TO his home at Lynch
burg, Va, having spent the time very
pleasantly.
Miss Maggie Cline returned last week
from delightful visit to friends at Lick
Run. Mis- Cline is one of Clifton's most
popular young ladies.
Our popular young dentist, DR.. W. III.
Savage, contemplates a visit to the
Worlds Fair some time Il July. Rather
warm month, Doctor
Squire Robert Robinson. of Iron Gate,
made the NIRGINIAN a pleasant call on
Monday last. He is still III q feeble con-
dition from recent iadisposiiion
After pleasant visit to her parents
at Louisa Govt House, Mrs. Geo K
Anderson and chrildren have returned
to their home in this city, greatly bene-
fitted,
Mr.. G. G. Gianniny, who has been in
Clifton for the past ten days, returned
to Charlottesville, on Wed nesday aweek,
to resume treatment from a physician n
that city.
Mrs. Nj. j Huff, who resides near Eagle
Rock, is now visiting her sister. Mrs. W.
G. Hamilton. of this city, and is attend
ing the services being conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Fife.
Mrs. W. E. Tinsley, who has been SER
iously i'll, is thought to be out of danger.
Her many friends have been greatly
alarmed and will de re. DICED to learn of
! her improvement.
Evangelist Fife paid a high tribute to
the Hebrews in his opening discourse on
| Sunday afternoon last, saying ''that one
of the truest friends he ever had was of
that nationality"
Fifty extra copies of last weeks VIR-
GILMAN were purchased and mailed to
persons residing in this and other States.
We have not single copy left, except
the one kept on Gle.
III. 7. Nelson, Esq, teller of the AVE
ghany Bank Of this city, accompe MED
by Mrs. Nelson, left last week on visit
to the latter's parents in st. Louis, and
will so attend the World Fa'-.
If you have not heard Evangelist Fife,
don't delay another day. He is an earn
est ambassador for CT list. His familiari-
ty with the Bible is RENE rkable, quoting
verse after verse without hesitation.
Rev. H. L. Wood. of the Episcopal
church, spent Thursday last in Star 1ton,
having a conference with Rev. W. HUI
linen, in regard to matters concern
ing the progress of this denomination.
Rev. J. r. Fizer, who was called to
Baltimore city on account of the death
of his father in-law, retrrred to Clifton
on Monday las6. Mrs. Fizer remained,
not beng able to accompany her hus-
band.
The new residence>horse of Mr.. E.
W. Grice in West Clifton Forge IS being
pushed to completion. When finish ed,
it will be one of the most convenient
and attractive hot :es II that section of
our city.
| Rev. H L. Wood, of the Episcopal
church, this city, left ON Tuesday morn
ing last to attend the Diocesan Council
which met in Norfolk yesterday. Mrs.
Wood will visit friends at Iron Gate dur
ing his absence.
More than fifty persons compose "The
Fife and Ramsey Choir A badge bears
ing that inscription is worn by each
member, the several divisions being des-
! ignated by a partict 9r color. They sing
with great power.
The soda fountains is the diag stores
of Messrs. W. B, Grove & Co., and Far
rar & Williamson have been charged and
are now ri ming every day. Try glass
of this life-giving beverf ,e, served in all
| favors, cold 6 ice.
Mr.. Alexander, who conducts a hard
| wa e STORE dG iFOIl Odte, Udu lWO Nd I'd
BILE horses k ed at that place on Sun
day even lg last, by a c. & 0. freight
train. The horses had been turned out
| to Craze below the tow.
We were not aware until we were hand
ed one of the Seminary Commencement
programmes, that our townsman, kebeis-
ky or (Kowalski) was composer of mus
sic. We suppose he will hereafter te
Known as Pr, essor kowa!ski.
The music at Evangelist Flies meet
i1gs, lead by Mr.. Par sey, is great fea-
ture The choir is jr1t IN rear of the
pulpit, upon "a elevated platform, and
when they are S 'ng the very air il
vocal with sp ing music. Go and
hear them.
We direct attention to a communities
ton th issue from an esteemed cor
respondent from Winchester. He is ar
incisive and forceful writer. a1d h ) con
tributions are highly appreciated, though