Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-08-19

Mrs. n. y. w aus Is on Vasis :" A-'-s-
Hermitage
Miss Nettle Tams made abrief visit to Varl-
ETY. Springs last week.
Mrs. Annie Eiggett and her son, Henderson
are at Variety Springs
Mrs. A. Stein of Memphis is the guest OF
Mrs James H. Blackiey on West Beverley
| street.
MI. VIII. H. Frenger of the Clifton Forge
Be,;e,o WAS caller at the SPECTATOR office
Monday.
! Henry Catlett, Esq, of the Richmond bar,
! is at the home of his father, Richard Catle''
for brief visit.
John Fairburn and Robert Hamilton OF
/ Mossv Creek, were in town on Friday last'
laying in supplies.
Mr.. James Ker, ST., who has been quite SICK
at Variety Springs, is again at his desk in the
Staunton Life Office.
Mr.. and Mrs M. P. Punkhouser have re-
Turned from Cold Sulphur Springs where
they spent fortnight.
George Hartman. Esq of Messy Creek. has
Ibeen. and still IS confined to his house by a
severe spell of sickness.
/ A. P. Dudley, ESQ.,, of Messy Creek, is
spen6ing few weeks at Panacea. Also mr.
Daniel Craun and wife.
Abram Sanger who lives not far from San
lgersville, has been very ill for some time but,
we learn. is getting better.
Rev. H. H. White of Washington & Lee
l IN
terrain church on last Sunday.
! Mr.. Emmett G Fishburne was in Staunton
t Monday, aud whilst here remembered the
t lSpEcTAToR in a substantial way.
Capt. H. w. McIlhany was hit by an cleo
ttric car on Monday, and knocked down put
fortunately only slightly bruised
Mr.. Robert Fisher of Richmond, who has
: been spending few days with Mr.. James H.
Taylor, has returned to his home
nj John A. East, member of the New York
, City bar, with his wife is visiting his motnef
Mrs. Lucy Howell East in this city.
Mr.. Arthur Morton of the Vindicator, who
: has been suffering with malarial fever, is i'm
:. proving but is not yet able to be out.
n Charles Forrer rising young attorney Of
Parkersburg W. Va, is visiting his 1atner
,e Samuel Forrer, Esq. of Messy Creek.
If Prof. John H. Bader, Superintendent O.
It, Public Schools for the city, is in Rockingham
a county with his family, visiting his mother.
Of Profs. H. A. Bear and H. M. Chamberlain
ut are both in the city again ready to ASSUME
D. their duties as teachers at the D., y. @b
20 Institution.
Can't R. L. Parrish and wife of Covington
have returned from two-month's visit =
y Europe, having experienced most delightful
~ and healthful trip.
~ Rev. A. G. Voight, D. D., of the Theolog
cal Seminary of Newberry, s. c., is in tn
We city, the guest of the Rev. b. F. ShealJ
b, pastor of the Lutheran church.
lg Mrs. Annie Hobson of Goochland county
ur daughter of Mrs. Camp 20 well and fsTorabl
known for years here as Matron of the D.,
k & B. Institution, is visiting at the home
&c, Maj H. M. Bell.
Hon. Theo. F. Shuey, official stenograph
eo of the u s. Senate, who is spending the sur
mer on his farm near Adlai in this count
was with Mrs. Shuey in the city Monda
:. tanned good deal by the harvest heat.
ck Mrs. Boyd. sister Of Mrs. Gay, who duril
lag her visit at ''Gaymont" near this city, Il
ne home of Mrs Gay, fell and broke some OF tt
,b. bones in her shoulder, has recovered sui
Tor GENTLY to return to her home in Roanoke
,m John Life, ESQ.,, an old Augusta coun
lily man whose home is now in Midland, low
has ordered the SPECTATOR sent him for q
other year, and to any OF his friends IN u
county, we desire to say he is well, and
cid with them hope he is prospecting.
,ay During the meeting of the Virginia Pr
:, Association, Mr.. Denit and wife of the I'm
sno Register of Salem, and Mr.. R. N. Robins
and his sister, Miss Bertha of the Orange
W. se,ver, called at our office, and surveyed
'o1 Anticipated surroundings of the oldest pal
=. in the Valley of Virginia