Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-02

leave this week fOrthelr future nome In Lex
ington.
Misses Josie Nothnagel and Bessie Wehn,
who have been visiting in the Waynesboro
neighborhood, have returned home.
Mr.. A. Weinberg left last week for the
Northern cities, where he will lay in his
supply of fall and winter clothing.
Miss Rebecca Croll, of Middletown, Pa,
is the guest of Mrs. DR.. B. P. Reese, on
Church street.
Misses Elsie Baylis and Wyllhart Har-
man, who have been visiting in the New
port neighborhood, returned home last week.
MI. II. l.. Lang left yesterday for Phila-
delphia to take course of lectures in the
Philadelphia Optical College.
Mr.. G. T. Harris of Annex, has returned
home from months stay at Black Rock
Springs.
Prof Sterrett and family, who have been
spending the summer with Prof. j. e. Dun
smore, left Monday for New York.
Mrs F. B. johnson of Glover Hill, this
county. is spending few days near New
Hope, the guest of Mr.. w. 81. Humbert.
Mr.. McH Holiday is in New York and
Boston purchasing his fall and winter stock
He expects to be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. Alta Hartman and wife, of Goshen,
werei j Staunton visiting Mr.. Harman's SIS
tiers, Miss Augusta and Mrs. Surber last
week.
Miss Berta Leckey, of Greenville. will
teach the classes in mathematics in MI. j.
B. Winston's school the Valley Seminary
this session.
Prof Nuckols, of Washington and Lee
University, and wife, have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. James Patrick in this coun-
ty.
VIM. II. Henson, who is Principal of the
Richmond, Va. Male Orphan Asylum, who
has been for some time in WaynesborO, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Matte Young, who has been spend
ing some weeks with her sister. Mrs. Edward
Echols, left last week for her home in
Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wise left last week
for trip to Niagara Falls. They will be
joined there by Misses Margaret and Ellen
Hizer.
Mr. Fultz Drake, son of Mr.. David W.
Droke, was stricken with vertigo on Angus
ia street last week. He was taken home and
is now rapidly recovering.
Miss Helen Garth and Mr.. Edgar Niche
were married near Charlottesville yester-
day Miss Mary Bell, of this city. was one
of the attendants.
DR.. Geo. H. Bell has gone to New York,
where he will take thorough hospital
course IN tie New York Polytechnic post
graduate school
J. ~ Rinehart, president of the c. & w.
Railway, made brief stop in Staunton on
Monday, on his way from White Sulphur to
Harrisonburg, to look over his road.
Mrs. Madison A Balinger of Washington,
D. G., Mrs Judge w. S. Darnaby of George
town, KY, and Miss Mary G. Patteson of
Buckingham county, are guests this week of
Mrs Patteson at Augusta Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bratton, of Marlin
| ton, W. Va, after short stay in this coun-
| ty. went to the home If Mr.. Bratton's father
in Bath and since have returned to Marlin
ton.
| Theodore f. Schumacher, who has been fol
some time in Washington city, employed as
stenographer, and reporter for the Boston
Globe, is on visit to his parents near Staun-
| ton.
| Hon. A. F. Withrow, Of Bath, has resign
ed the presidency of the Baldwin District
Fair Association. and Capt. &. Julian Pratt
for so many years its secretary has been
elected to the position.
Mr.. John Halle, of South Carolina, broth
er of the late Columbus Halle. Of this city
who is spending the summer at White Sui
phur, was in the city for few days las
week visiting his relatives.
Mr.. S. G. Anspach. who is about to start 8
school for young men intending to entel
colleges or universities, went to Lexington
Saturday last and will bring his family herr
this week.
Prof. Jno W. Michaels, formerly O
Goshen, Va, now teacher of the Deaf an6
Dumb Institute of Arkansas, and Mr.. Sid
ney w. King and wife, formerly Of Accoma,
county, have been visiting friends in Staun
ton. and left on Saturday for Arkansas, at
ter spending most enjoyable time amonl
their friends in Eastern Virginia.
| w. A. Turk, Gen. Pass. Agent of the South
ern Railway. wife and children, came t
Staunton on Saturday last and spent Sunda
with relatives here. Monday they went t
Mr.. Turks old home at Messy Creek, an
made brief visit to Mr.. Samuel Forrel
From there they returned to Washington
Tuesday.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mis-
Charlotte l.. Mason and Mr.. John DAME
Payne of Frankfort, KY, on yesterday
Sept. 1. Miss Mason is a niece of Mrs
Robert Goodwin Of the Fishersville neigf
borhood, Mrs. j. 3. Blackley of Pond GaI
and grand daughter of the late Claiborn
r. Mason SO we'll known here, and ha
many friends in the city. Mr.. Payne is tn
son of Gen. VIM. II. Payne of Warrentor