Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-07-29
Personal.

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DIR. J. T. Wayman is at Waterloo, Va, on
visit, and for recreation
2 Mrs. F. w. Hager and daughter Mary hav
gone to old Point for pleasure and health.
Mr.. J. O. Hobbs of Roanoke, was in thu
city last week.
Capt. ]. G. Dgme. of the c. & G., was in til
city for few days during the last week.
L. A. Witt, Of this city, is visiting the son
of Mr.. S. 3. Mason in Lewisburg. w. Va.
J. North Caldwell, of Greenbrier county, W
Va, is in the city.
Jas. Ker, ST., who came home from Variety
Springs, sick, is now much better.
j Mrs. T. S. Doyle, of Ba sic City, is in the cit.
the guest of her father, Capt. Lewis Hartman.
w. G. Moffett, of the B. & O., has been on {
visit to his parents near New Market.
DR.. Geo. T. Robson, of Messy Creek, is spend
ing few weeks at Bolar Springs in Bath coun
ty.
Miss Adele Valz is spending week or two
at Variety. DR.. Reese is also at that favorite
resort.
A. c. Gordon, r. W. Burke and wife. ano
probably other Stauntonians are at Atlantic
City.
The present Postoffice address of Richard
Mauzy, late Editor of the SPECTATOR. is
McGaheysyille, Rockingham county, Va.
Mrs. Harry st. George Tucker and children
are here at the Hon. J. R. Tucker residence,
| how how
! Messrs. C. r. Caldwell and VIM Jaffe spent
Sunday in Lewisburg, w. Va, the home OF
Mr.. Caldwelrs mother.
Paul Gay, Craigsville, was in the city Mon
day court day. having just returned from the
funeral of his mother in Highland county.
Mr.. NJ P. Funkhouser, who has been spend
ing a week at Cold Sulphur Springs, is at
home again
| Judge Geo. NJ. Harrison, of the Supreme
Court of Va, whose leg was broken some time
ago, is now walking about on crutches.
Mrs. Marquis, of this city, is chaperoning a
comping party at jennings Gap, which will
spend month in that locality.
Professor Julius D. Dreher has completed
his Is years service for Roanoke College, a
number of which years he has been presi-
dent.
| Mrs. Joseph Barkman and daughter, and
Miss Bessie Andrews, of this city, are spend
| ing few weeks in Highland county with
| friends.
Mr.. ]. A. Andes, of Weyer's Cave, is now
travelling for work entitled ''Our Journey
Around the World" notice of which will be
| found III our advertising columns
William ]. Nelson, Esq, of Florence, Ala,
| and Mrs. John w. Stout, his daughter, are
visiting Professor and Mrs A. L. Nelson in
Lexington.
Miss Minnie Bickle. one of the teachers in
the Staunton Public Schools, is visiting Miss
Mary Armentrout in Richards Greeebrier
county.
Mr.. Harry H. Eichelberger met with an
accident whilst heating mixture on coal
oil stove last week which resulted in bad
burn on his hand.
Two young ladies from Washington, Miss
Julia Smith and Miss Halle Keys are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Rebecca banners uear
Folly Mills
Maj. H. M. Bell, who was slightly paralyzed
as noticed in our last issue, is fast recovering,
and is able to sit up. His condition is one of
great encouragement to his friends.
Henry Hutchinson, Esq, has resigned as
Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of
this city, and Mr.. Chas. L. Weller has been
appointed.
Miss Bessie Dysard, of Pocahontas county,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. A.
Coetes in Rockingham, has came to Staunton
to visit friends before returning home.
Mrs. Dooms, the well known matron of the
Hoover Houser, who has undergone success
full operation at st. Luke's Hospital, is i'm
proving and is expected to return to Staunton
shortly.
DR.. Harry 0. Snyder, of Philadelphia. was
called here yesterday by the extreme illness
of his father. Judge A. G. Snyder. Also Mrs.
R. S. Turk, of Staunton, Va.-Gyeen6rier In
dependent.
Our old friend and college-mate Prof. Jno
T. Crabtree is now conducting the "Woman's
Health and Home Journal published at
Chattanooga, Tenn. We wish him success in
his new field
Bud Givens sentenced for 10 years and Sam
Wilson sentenced for years have been re-
moved to the penitentiary. Lawrence Craw-
ford sentenced to ten years, Ecould not be tax
en- on account of his poor condition of health.
Capt. VIM r. Lyman, of New Orleans, who
commanded the Highland Company during
the war, is coming to Va. this sum mer, and
reunion of his company as to be held. There
are number still surviving.
Rev. A. P. Heatwold. of the Mennonite
church, near Ladd in this county, with his
family. is spending some time in Allen coun-
ty, Ohio, visiting friends and will also make
visit to Dayton, Ohio, before returning.
Mr.. Jas. L. Beck, who several weeks ago
went to Philadelphia, where he was operated
on for appendicitis, is fast getting well, and
we hope will soon resume his position as Gen
eral Manager of the Bodley Wagon Works
Mr.. D. P. Sites, of the Caldwell-sites Book
Co., is rapidly recovering from the operation
he underwent for appendicitis, and is walking
about IN the street, not strong enough. how
ever to resume his place in the store.
Miss Mary A. ~Rucker, of Charlottesville,
Va, was married on Wednesday, the 22nd
inst, to Mr.. A. R. Mcneil, of Greenbrier coun-
ty, at the residence of her cousin, Prof. Jas. T.
Rucker in Lewisburg, where she was visiting.
Quite gay party of ladies and gentlemen
on wheels, ran down to the residence of Mr..
Geo. B. Crawford near Willow Spout in the
Valley pike on last Wednesday evening and
took supper there which was most ENJOYABLE
one.
J. W. Horn, of Dorcas, one of the live young
builders OF that section, who has done much
work in Pendleton county, was in to see US on
Monday last and gave fattering accounts of
the good feeling toward the SPECTATOR in his
vicinity.
DR.. H. E. Shepherd, President of the College
of Charleston, s. c., who started on a trip to
Europe on the 22nd inst, returned to the
Hotel Frederick on the oath inst, too sick to
make the journey. He is better and we hope.
only needed rest