Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-04-01
Reraonal.

Personal.
Isaac Witt, ESQ.,. has been North laying
in his spring and summer stock.
Miss Nettie Sutler is at Old Point Com
fort visiting her brother, Geo. NJ. Sutler.
J.F. Templeton, Esq. Of Waynesboro.
was a caller at our Office this week.
Hon. Jno. w. Arbuckle. Of Lewisburg,
was in the city Saturday.
T. II. Humphreys is in New York on bust
ness.
DR.. N. Wayt was in Lexington and Roam
oke on business recently.
Hon. A. F. Withrow was in the CITY
Monday, and went from here to Lexington.
Mr.. W. F. Johnston, of Rockbridge coun-
ty, State Examiner of Records, is in the
city on official business.
z. M. Killian expects to remove to Salem.
Va. soon, and establish a handle factory
there.
W. h Keister, Principal Of the Harrison
burg Public School, visited the public
schools of this city on Monday last.
Mrs. Rebecca Landes, of Roman, has sold
her farm to John Hollar, of Rockingham,
and will move to Ohio in the fall.
Arthur H. Taylor, at one time with the
Staunton Daily News, now on the staff OF
the Danville Register, is in the city.
Miss Rosa and Louis Witt, who have been
for SHINE weeks in Florida, have returned.
Louis seems much improved in health.
Capt. W. d. Wren. Of Richmond. brother
of Miss Carrie Wren, is very ill, and she
has gone to attend him.
Col. j. 81. Crozier has gone on business
trip to Richmond and from there to WASH
ington.
VIM. Hevener, of Crabbottom, son Of the
late VIM. Hevener, Of Highland, was in the
city this week.
Washington Hill, the sheriff-elect Of Poca-
hontas county, was delegate to the Con-
ference from that county.
Edward Hanger, of Waynesboro, son OF
the late Peter Hanger, has accepted posi-
tion as salesman for Chew Bros
Capt. j.. G. Matheny, Clerk Of the Circuit
and County Courts Of Highland, called to
see us whilst attending the Conference this
week.
During the week Samuel Doyle. of Balti-
more, has added much interest to the ses-
sions Of the Conference with his splendid
baritone voice.
Mr.. Geo. R. Curry. Ernest Moore. Enoch
Moore and Rev. Geo. II. Echols, OF Poca-
hontas county, W. Va, whilst at Confer
ence called at our Office.
Edward p. Chamberlayne. student Of
the Dunsmore Business College, will leave
tomorrow for Mint Spring, and from thence
to Concord Depot and other points East, on
a pleasure trip.
An old friend Wallace P. Whitmore, of
Baltimore in renewing his subscription ad-
vises US sagely with regard to getting away
from the .'free silver heresy." We notice,
however, on the check sent us there is pic.
tured cornucopia, from which dollars are
pooring, and they are all silver dollars.
SamI H. Kerr, of Fishersville neighbor.
hood, who was taken to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital some two weeks ago, and there UNDER
went desperate surgical operation, is fast
conyalescing and hopes to return home soon
HIS son, Il. II. Kerr is with him.
E.v. McCreery and E. e. Myers paid
Staunton flying visit last week. These
gentlemen are the editor and associate editor
and lessees of the Waynesboro Sentinel, g
lcopartnership just formed. Under theiI
management the paper will doubtless re-
| ceive other fresh touches though under the
| management OF Mr.. McCreery, it had beer
greatly improved.
Harmon Hiner, Esq of Pendleton, an old
friend of the SPECTATOR and INDICATOR
with his wife, was in Staunton last weeh
attending Conference, and whilst here call
ed at this Office and renewed long standing
and pleasant acquaintance. Mr.. Hlner has
a daughter at the Valley Seminary a
Waynesboro, whom he and his wife visited
whilst here. <