Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-07-15
Personal.

DR.. J. Baldwin Wayt is at home from
New York for few weeks recreation.
F. W. Hager and daughter left for Phila-
delphia on Thursday last.
Miss Meta Hullihen is in Martinsburg
visiting friends.
Mrs. Sarah. Koiner and son, of Koiner's
. Store. we're in Staunton on Monday.
j. W. Goode. the postmaster at Lipscomb,
has taken charge of the Office at that point.
J. H. A. Walker and wife have gone for a
fortnight to Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Sipe, of Monterey. has been
in the city for several days.
Mrs. Christian Eakle of South River, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Splitter in
this city.
II Miss Florence Baylor of this city. is visit
ing the family of DR.. W. F. Stout in New
Hope.
Thomas Burke and family. of West Vir-
ginia, are in the city, visiting Mr., BIS
father, Mr.. VIM. A. Burke.
Mrs. Mason Miller reached home last
week from visit to relatives and friends in
Richmond.
Mr. John Il. Stott, who with his family
has been spending some time at Buffalo Gap.
returned home Monday.
| DR.. and Mrs. j. st. P. Gibson, and MIR.
and Mrs. B. F. Kennedy are among the re-
cent guests at Variety Springs.
Mr.. B. F. Hughes and family are spend
ing few days at Charles Town, W. Va,
the home of Mrs. Hughes parents.
Miss Leila Moffett. of Richmond is visit
| ing in the county, at the home of Miss Gene
veive McChesney, near Lipscomb.
Miss BERTHE Wilson has gone on trip to
Niagara Falls and other Northern points of
interest.
| Florence, daughter Of Mr.. Chas. McGufin,
is rapidly convalescing from spell of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. W. W. Gibbs, after spending few
days with his family here. returned to New
York on Monday last.
Mrs. H. M. Lawson and daughter of Iowa,
are the guests Of Mrs Charles Lambert, on
Coalter st.
Prof. q. E. Young is in Lewisburg, w.
Va, the guest of his son.in-law, John W.
Arbuckle.
Edward F. Fisher has returned from q
business trip through some of the Southern
States.
Mrs. 0. II. Gresham and her little daugh-
ter, Virginia, left last week for Front Royal,
where they will spend some time.
Miss Lottie Page, of Buena Vista. is visit
| ing her uncle, r. N. Page. Esq, at Hermit
tage.
Miss Glen Atkinson, daughter of DR.. B.
M. Atkinson, has gone for a visit to friends
| in Winchester. Va.
Professor g. W. Dyer, father of Mrs. r. E.
R. Nelson, and head of the University school
of New Orleans, is spending the summer
with Mr.. Nelson and family.
Mr.. Samuel Croft, of the county, has made
some valuable and much appreciated gifts
| of eggs and butter to the Kings daughters
Hospital.
Mrs. John Ranahan. Of Cincinnati. Ohio,
(Miss Eva Kinney, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Kinney. at their resi-
dence in West End.
Jacob Wehn, of Cincinnati, has returned
| to Staunton. where he will take position
with his brother in the Virginia Hotel bar
Der shop.
| The infant son of Professor Ernest Won
Schlechtendal, died at the residence of Mrs
R. s. Quarles, of Bedford City on Tuesday
oP1 oc OF
Mr.. P. j. Orebaugh, who holds position
in the Treasury department at Washington,
was on visit to his family at Mt. Sidney
last week.
Messrs. Frank Webb, C. R. Clary, OF Char
louisville. and Alfred Wright, of Washing
ton, spent the day on Elliotts Knob last
Monday.
Mr.. H. A. Bear, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Anne B. Compton. we're in
| the city last week, they have returned to
their home at Bear Lithia.
mother OF Mrs. Jacob Bumgardner, and her
little daughter, Helen, are spending month
with Mr.. Bumgardner and family on Maple
avenue.
Lucien e. Smith and H. McKelden Smith,
sons of. the late Judge Jno w. Green Smith,
have established the Smith Fuel Go. in
Washington, and are handling West Vir-
ginia Coal there.
| John W. Fairburn, Of Messy Creek, was
caller at this Office on Tuesday last. He
ho 1no1yinn ond ha
wheat as being rapidly gathered into the
barns.
Douglas Ware, a cOlored man, was ar
rested last week charged with raising 81. 90
note to $1,000, and attempting to pass 1t
on Cooper & Cos. Shows. The TRAILS set
for the 21st of July.
MI. VIM. q. Morton and sister. Miss Min
ME Morton left yesterday on tkeir bicycles
for wheel trip of several weeks through
Eastern Virginia. They will visit relatives
In Lynchburg, Charlotte and Halifax coun-
ties.
j. w. II. Pils0n, who was on his way to
Natural Bridge on his wheel was thrown of
tnear Fairfield on Friday. and badly hurt
His injuries were attended to by DIR. Nc
Chung, and he was brought home, where he
| is fast improving.
John h. Diamond, who was recently
elected to the position of carpenter at the
ID. ID. and B. Institution, and who has been
quite sick for some weeks. too i'll to take
charge of his position, is now able to be out
again, but is not strong enough yet to go to
| work. 4
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, who has been
making tour Of Europe with his wife, re-
turned Saturday to New York on the steam
or st. Louis. and passed through Richmond
| Sunday afternoon en- route to "OaklandsD