Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1896-10-28
Personal.
Mr.. Ed. Burke is quite i'll at his residence.
DR.. H. M. Patterson is improving slowly.

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Mr.. Ed. Burke is quite i'll at his residence.
DR.. H. M. Patterson is improving slowly.
Mrs John Blackley is visiting in Baltimore
Rev. DR.. Carson, of Lynchburg. was the
guest of DR.. Ben. Blackford last week.
Mr.. W. H. Frenger, editor of Clifton Forge
Review, was in the city yesterday
Mrs Rosa Spots. of Pulaski, is guest oil
Mr.. J. M. SPOTS on East Beverly street.
Mrs. g. G. Gooch went to Richmond last
Saturday.
Miss Nan Cooke spent last week in Har-
risonburg.
Miss King Dyer, of New Orleans, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. E. R. Nelson, on Frederick
street.
Mrs W. W. King and little son, who have
been in Baltimore for some time, have return
ed home.
G. W. Perry has been appointed postmaster
at Lyndhurst, Augusta, in place of J. A. Pat
terson, resigned.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and daughter of Rich
who have been visiting the family of Mr..
Alex. F. Robertson, have returned home.
Mrs. JOS S. LIE Fills, who has been spending
the summer with her father, Capt. 7. G. Nor
ton has returned to her home in Florida.
Mr.. Charles E. Kemper, of Washington,
who was visiting his old home here. has re-
turned to that city.
Mrr T Of ft,n int
neighborhood, and mother of Mr.. w. Arthur
Wilson, is critically ill with typhoid fever
J. Lewis Bumga rdner has been secured by
the Bryan people of Kentucky to deliver sew
eral addresses there.
s. W. Trew, resident manager of the Amer
lean Press Association, was in the city on Sat
urday last. 1t was his first visit and he was
much pleased.
Mrs. Chesley Kinney went to Richmond on
Saturday to attend the funeral of her cousin
Mr.. Isaac Davenport, much esteemed and
wealthy citizen of that city.
MRS. Isaac Witt left last week for Baltimore
where she will spend some weeks with her
son, Mr.. Henry Witt, who is established in
business in that city.
Hon. John T. Harris, wife and daughter. of
Harrisonburg, passed through Staunton on
Saturday last, on their way to Florida, where
they will spend the winter
The many friends of DR.. A. Lee Patterson,
of Augusta Springs, will be glad to hear that
he is now convalescent from weeks, spell
of malarial fever
Rev. DR.. E. W. McCorkle, of Clifton Forge,
has received notification of his election to
membership of the american Association
for the Advancement of Science The head
quarters of the association are in Salem, Mass.
Hon. Peter McLaren, of Perth, Canada, is
now in Virginia looking after his real estate
interests in Augusta, Allegheny and Bath
counties. He is accompanied by his son,
James,
Died at Hotel Brandon Basic City, Va, on
the evening of October 18th. Mrs. Joseph F.
Stonard. The remains were taken to Cleve-
land, Ohio, and buried on Sunday, the 18th,
in Lake View cemetery.
Rev. J. J. Vandeventer and wife, of Angus
ia church, have been visiting Rev L. II. Paul
at Messy Creek. Mr.. Vandeventer has been
assisting Rev. Mr.. Paul at a meeting at Mos
COW, which closed Tuesday night.
Amos Barlow, wife, daughter, Mary and
son, Howard, of Huntersville, Pocahontas
county W. Va, have been spending few
days with Mrs. C. r. Moore, who is Mr.. BIS
daughter. and resides near this city. On Mon.
day morning Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow left on a
trip to Baltimore.
J. Lewis Bumgardner has been asked by the
Democratic State Chairman of Kentucky to
speak in that State during the reminder of the
campaign, and has accepted. He will speak
at Ashland and throughout Lexington DIS
trict
Mr.. Isaac Dav export died in Richmond Fri
day evening" He was about IS years old, and
and for more than forty years had been ons
of the most conspicuous figures in the bust
ness life of Richmond Mr.. Davenport had
long been the president of the F irst Nationa
Bank.