Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1896-11-04
personal.

Miss Mariah Ransom is visiting 1rlends IN
Richmond.
Mrs. Edward Echols is on brief trip to
Baltimore.
Miss Pattie Gentry. of New Hope, will teach
the public school at Weyer's Cave.
Rev. P. H. Wisner, Presiding Elder OF this
district, has been in Elkton on mlnlsterlal
trip.
Mrs, James Wilson, mother of Arthur Will
son, of the Mint Spring neighborhood, is very
ill, and is not expected to recover.
Jno. D. Donovan. of Clifton Forge, was IN
the city last week in attendance on the funeral
of Edward Burke.
David Fultz, of Brown University, son OF
Capt. Alex H. Fultz, Mayor of this city, has
been playing some wonderful foot ball.
Jas. Cox, owner of the Belgravia stock farm
near Mt. Jackson, was in the city last week,
attending the funeral of Edward Burke
Hon. Jno. E. Massey, State Superintendent
of Schools spent Sc veral days in this city with
Capt. VIM H. Kable last week.
R.N. Blackford, son of Dr. Ben. Blackford,
is rapidly recovering from spell of typhoid
fever
J. Stacy Palmer. of Baltimore, son of G. T.
Palmer, Esq of this city, visited his parents
last week.
Hon. H. D. Flood. Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district. spoke in num-
Der of places in the county last week.
| Mrs. Newton Argenbright left for Baltimore
last Thursday, where she is visiting the faml-
| ly of the Rev. VIM. Cumming.
| Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker was the guest OF
! Mayor McCue of Charlottesville Monday on
This return home from Nelson county.
| We are indebted to Mr.. W. E. Tribbett, of
Spottswood, for kindnesses extended to our
paper in assisting US in obtaining early cleo
| ton returns.
Henry Witt, of Baltimore, with Elhart
Joyner & Co., has ordered the SPECTATOR and
VrNp1cAToR sent him and otherwise pleasant
" expressed his appreciation of that journal
Sam'l Arnold, an old and staunch friend OF
this paper in handing us the price of his sub.
scription few days ago, said Don't ever
stop sending me that paper
Milton W. Parkins are employee in the
| Postoffice Department at Washington, was in
the city today and called at the office of this
paper.
Rev. J. NJ. Frost, formerly pastor of the
Baptist church in this city, paid his friends
brief visit last week He is now stationed in
Nashville, Tenn
Il Rev. Job Turner returned from New Orleans
last Sunday morning, and preached at the
Chapel of the D. D. and B. Institu ton the
same afternoon. He, started for Washington
: D. c.. yesterday to be gone about one month
Andrew Price, editor of the Pocanhontas
Times, was in the city today on business
| Mr.. Price says that the vote of W. Va. will
not be counted before today at noon, as ever.
: State and county officer is to be voted for il
addition to the Presidential nominees.
Joseph A. Glasgow made Bryan an
Sewall speech at Barren Ridge school hous
on Saturday night last to good audience
Capt. R. S. Ker, Carter Rraxton, Capt. H. W
Holt, Chas. Cnrry and possibly others of GU
free silver advocates spoke at various point
in the county the same night.
Mr. H G. Tinsley, for many years editor G
the Vindicator in this city, and since the sal
of that paper has been upon the editorial sta
:. of the Dispatch, is in the city to take rest a
: ter his campaign labors, which have bee
: very efficient in behalf of Bryan, and til
oouco of silver