Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-16


MI. John 7. McChesney and family O
es New York, are in the city, visiting hi
er mother, Mrs. NJ. G. McChesney.
as Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Brereton. of Delawa
are visiting their son, Prof. j. M. Breretol
here
Capt. J. II. Nails of Charlottesville, &C
companied by his daughter, are visiting
in Staunton.
70 Rev. W. Q. Hullihen was in Martinsburg
w. va, last week. His pulpit was filled
IA sunday by Rev. DIR. Tucker, of Mobile Ala
Mi. Page Waller who has been visiting
y IN this city. returned to his home in Norfolk
lie on Monday
L.. s. Cease and family of Richmond, &C.
companled by Mr.. Ceases mother, are in
otaunton spending month with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Frazier. who has been visiting
In this city, left Monday for her home in
Richmond.
Mrs. Z. Lacy Gibson left Saturday for a
: Two weeks visit to her old home in Raleigh
N e.
s Dr. j. Shelton Horsley, formerly OF SfArn-
f ton, but now located in New York, has been
J visiting friends here
Brlscoe Ransom. who for the past year has
Deen taking course at the Maryland Col
r lege OF Pharmacy, Baltimore, is in the city.
Hon. j. S. Craig, of the Cold SULPHUR
springs. was in the city on Saturday attend
ing the Democratic convention
Miss Mary Littell, of MoorefieId, w, va.
is visiting Prof. e. L. Wilson's family, on
Lewis street.
u Miss Hattie Bear, of the Bear Lithia
springs, is in the city, the guest of Miss Meta
Hullihen, on Church street.
Mrs. John NJ. Carroll, after being treated
by LII. John Dunn, an eye specialist of Rich
mond, has returned home much improved.
Messrs. Morton Fultz, Alexander Nav
ana Warner Olivier. of this city. contributed |
largely to the success of the evening,
| Miss Bertha Dickinso n, who for some time
past has been stopping at the Frederick left !
Tuesday for Richmond
Mrs. j. K. Atwood, of West Appomattox.
VINO has many friends in the city, is visiting
her relative, Mrs. Porter NJ. Woodward. on
Market street.
MI. and Mrs. Edward d. Johnston and
daughters, Of New York, who have been
guests OF Mrs. Patterson at Augusta Springs,
LETT for their home yesterday morning.
MISS Bette Woods. who returned from
Georgia several weeks ago, is i'll with ty- :
phold fever at her fathers home at Willow 3
Spout. !
Miss Willie q. Bell, daughter Of DR.. VIM '
Bell, OF Mt. Sidney, has gone to Tennessee,
where she has accepted a position to teach a
for the coming session.
Mrs. William IL. Munday, who has been F
visiting at the residence of NJ. N. Bradley.
left Monday for her home in Louisville. t.
Ky. C
MI. John P. East, of the New York bar.
son OF the late Col. Samuel A. East, is in .
the city visiting his mother, on High st. He .
has his family with him.
Frank Berkeley. Jr., who attended the n
summer law school at the University of Va.
lett last Thursday for Newport News. where II
he expects to Locate T.
George Logan, of Woodstock. who has W
been visiting relatives in the city, left Mon M
a
this year.
Miss Ann McGill Fauntleroy is in New
ork. where she is perfecting an arrange
nent that will place her upon the New York oil
stage for the winter fir
MI. Wise Herold of Pocahontas Go son. vi
n-law of Cold. v Ruckman, returned I'D
Monday from the eastern market, where he y. y.
lad been with stock. VI
DIR. Louis Tucker, of Mobile, Ala, who q,
or some time past has been the guest of H 10
}. Peck, at Montgomery Hall, has gone to on
new York, \,
Mrs. Mary E. Burke returned home Tues wi
ay from Baltimore, with her son. Mr.. no
hos. W. Burke, where she had been visit tai
1g her sister, Mrs. Jos. Downey. col
Tayloe Blackford. son of Dr. Ben. Black. roc
ord. left Tuesday for Mt. era ford, where thu
g will enter the Rockingham Military dol
Institute. hol
Harry Parsons came up from Winchester ma
tuesday,, on his wheel, to visit his father. W
Ii. ID. M. Parsons. He says it is so drv
own the Valley that the road bed is crack Sta
lg open. H.
Col. ID. V. Ruckman was in market this san
eek with nine car loads of stock, and sold eng
i in time to return on Nondou o: tim
he stock sold readily and the marko+ ,ros vic
)od. tra'
Misses Mary and Bertha Williams, daucb-
rs of Rev. Williams, of Alexandria, who hig
we been visiting Mrs. j. s. Knowles, on MAJ
wis street, and other friends retnrned ingl
me last week. M
Prof. w. FL. Keister, the popular princi- par
l of the Harrisonburo scboo1S 80 - ~. OF
" 70 meet Miss Carolina Ra,,ott of f,,,;o. Her
lie, who returns as governess of his sisters M
Mcdowell, Va. Mel
Theodore Schumacher of uosbino.o,, MOI
10 has been spending his vacation with M
parents near town, has returned to his mus
ties. He is the special correspondent of Rec
, Boston Globe.
Dr.. &. 9. Gilman. President of the Johns
pklns Univerity, Baltimore, was in the MI
tuesday en- route to Lexington, where oale
is today to deliver the address at the in. at ri
DURATION OF Hon. VIM. L. Wilson as pres rev.
mt OF Washington & Lee University. Mess
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" mines of which ! Froa Esoaa eom and, S
ded the late M. Erskine Miller as presi. oilue
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T., w ~ D.. Mrs.
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eai' n"' oeen living IN and ]
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dtOI db Illus, AdnSaS, situated in prob
7 the best corn producing section of that
e. Mr.
ISIS Winifred Barron. of Charlotte, N g., barre
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. John r See b