Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-08-12
Personal.

L.. M. OuSlIIl6 LAS Uttl dI NAOudeoih A1'A>N
in Giles county in search of health.
Mr.. W. E. Tribbett of Spottswood is down
with typhoid fever but is improving.
Judge Lyman Chaikley and wife are spend
ing few weeks at the Hotel Allegheny
DR., A. NJ. Henkel has returned from ar
outing to Asbury Park. His family remain
ed
Miss Sallie P. Grasty, of Baltimore, is visit
ing the family of Mr.. Thomas P. Grasty IN this
city.
Miss Sadie Van Lear of this city, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Judge Chas. K. McDannaid' OF
Bath.
Sam'I. Byers of Burketown, who was
taken sick in town last week, is reported much
better
Miss Bargaiman, of Richmond. is visiting
the family of Mr. Joseph B. Woodward, on T.
Beverly st
Rev. VIM, T. Marlborough of New Hope
had the misfortune to lose very fine riding
horse recently.
DR.. Lewis, of Raleigh, N. c., was at the
home of his brother-in-law, Mr.. A. G. Cor
don, last week.
Mr.. Arthur Morton, of the Vindicator, is
sick at his home, and it is said is threatened
with typhoid fever
Mr.. A. A. Sproul of New York is on visit
to his father near Middlebrook who has peen
in delicate health.
Miss Eliza Braxton, who has been on an ex-
tended visit to friends in Richmond, is again
at her home in this city.
Mr.. E. 1. Jones of the D. d. & B. 1nstitu-
ton who has been on visit to Buena vista
is at his post of duty again.
The family of Mr.. r. D. Apperson, Mana
ger OF. the City Electric Car Line, has gone to
Virginia Beach for a few weeks.
Miss Fannie Compton, of Harrisonburg,
former teacher of the Deaf Dumb and Blind
Institute, was in the city last week
The Rockbridge County News of the 9Th
publishes in full the speech made by the Hon.
Harry Tucker at the Amherst convention.
Mr. E. C. Vincent a civil engineer in the
employ of the government, and for some
time doing work in New Mexico is again at
home.
Mrs. Virginia H. Phillips and Mrs. J. H.
Phillips, who have been visiting friends in
this city, have returned to their home in Ports
mouth, Va.
Mr.. JAS R. Taylor, Jr., and family and Prof.
FIR. Webb and family, who have been at
Variety Springs for a few weeks, have return
ed to their homes.
Mr.. Guy Cochran, who is connected with
the Bait Building and Loan Association of
Baltimore, spent few days with friends in
the city last week.
Miss Hattie Weade, daughter of Henry
Weade, Esq, of Madrid is reported i'll with
typhoid fever A sister has just recovered
from the same disease.
Mrs. Cora Ferguson, of Roanoke, is visiting
her father, Mr.. NJ. P. Funkhouser, in this
city, Miss Annie Christian, of Swoope, is also
visiting at Mr. Funkhouser's.
Peter a. Kelley, the representativeeof Barn
hart Bros. and Spindler, Type Founders OF
Chicago, is in the city, and will remain dur
ing the meeting of the Press ASSOCIATION.
John Grattan, of California, brother of Judge
G. G. Grattan, of Rockingham. and Judge
Chas Grattan, of this city. is in Virginia visit
ing friends the first time for many years.
DR.. H. c. Shepherd, president Of the College
of Charleston. who returned from New York
some weeks ago, abandoning trip to Europe
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Col W. E. Craig has gone to Nelson coun-
ty to assist the prosecution in the trial OF
Barksdale for the murder of Cooke which
took place on July during celebration at
Humbock.
William Jaffe, who has been the guest of
his brother, Alfred Jaffe, left yesterday for
Arkville, N Y, where he will join his sister,
Miss Charlotte, who will be married in Ark
vile to-day week.-Necs, 9Th.
Advices from New York inform us that DR..
J. Shelton Horseley, who has been dangerous
ly i'll with typhoid fever in that city, has ex-
perienced slight improvement in his condi
ton, tho he is still very sick man.
Messrs. Frenger of the Clifton Forge Re-
Robinson, of the Orange Observer. members
of the Press Association were callers at the
SPECTATOR Office on yesterday afternoon.
Mr. David P Sites, who gave fresh alarm
to his friends by rather alarming symptoms
manifesting themselves few days ago, has
much improved since he reached st. Lukes
Hospital. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Sites was recently operated on for appendi-
citis.
Messrs. P. H. Trout, A. G. Gordon and G..
W. Blackley have returned to their homes
from Atlantic City, with plenty of salt in
their systems and delightful brown to their
compilations. AL visited the scene Of the
terrible railway wreck which recently oc-
| CURED there, and which resulted in the kill
ing of about forty persons, and the wound
ing of about one hundred and fifty more.
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