Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-08-12
Personal.

II Mrs. Boykiu Hale and daughter. of S
Louis, are in the city visiting relatives
Il Misses Emma and Margaret Atkinson an
Lucy Kinney are in New York On visit.
9 Miss Minnie O'Rork is visiting her cousin
3 Miss Nellie kirkpatrick near Lewisburg.
& Messrs. j. R. Weaver and W G. Morton
8 are guests at Rawley Springs.
XII Mrs. Joseph M. Bishop, of Basic, has beel
& on visit to her daughter, Mrs Sallie Stat
* ford in this city
y Rev. ID. A. Penick is lying very ill O.
= Typhoid fever, at his home on Kerrs Creek
Rockbridge county
Capt. W. II. Kable who has been travel
R ling to Eastern Virginia in the interests Of
al his school, has returned home.
Miss Lucy Baker has gone to Richmond te
study at ST. Luke's hospital to become q
: trained nurse
= 5. A. Ort d, D., President of Wittenburg
College, Springfield. Ohio, was in the city
r with friends last week.
81 Dabney Moore and wife. of Huntington
w. Va, have been on visit to their neice
Mrs. j. q. Fretwell, on Sears Hill.
Mrs. Sidney Thornton, OF Waynesboro,
who has been in the Old Dominion Hospi-
tai, Richmond, is much improved in health.
Prof.iW. o. Whitescarver, of Waynesboro,
is on visit to his father-in-law. Hon. Jas.
&. Field, in Orange county.
Mr.. VIM. IL. Landes, Police Justice, and
family are again at home after a pleasant
outing
Judge John Paul stopped for short time
amongst his friends here, on his return from
the Virginia Bar Association at Hot Springs
| MI. j. E. Rollins, formerly os this citv.
and now of Covington. Va, was in the city
last week.
Miss ANNE Sites, of Ft Defiance, who has
oeen the guest of Mrs. w. f. Croft, has re-
tnrned home.
Mrs. ). W. Sprinkle, who fell few DAYS
ago on the hydrant in Mrs. Sterling's ward.
Is still suffering very much with her left
side
Senator Jno. W. Daniel is to deliver the
address at the Courthouse dedication at
Harrisonburg in September.
Rev. DR.. e. b. Strickler will preach at
Thinking Spring church on Sunday next.
18th inst
Mr.. w. II. H anger, of FishersyiIle, and
w. L. Lghtner, of Churchville were In the !
city Monday
Rev. W. j. Z. Cox, of Baltimore, arrived |
in the city Monday, and will spend "a few
days.
Prof. II, M.sChamberlayne and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. W Davis, lett Yesterday for
Concord, Appomattox county.
Misses Mamie and Katie Burke have gone
to Lynchburg and Richmond for visit of |
several months among relatives.
Miss Sarah B. Taylor, accompanied by
her brother and his wife are visiting Mrs.
Knowles on North Jefferson st.
Hon. r. L. Barton, of Winchester, passed
through the city Monday on his way home
from the Bar Association at Hot Springs.
Victor Denny. who has been visiting his
parents in Clarke county, returned home
Monday last.
Mrs. NJ. Straus. of Charleston, S. g., is
the guest of her son, L. &. Straus, en- North
New street.
Or. Is. Z. Reese and wife have returned ;
from an outing to Variety Springs.
Hon. G. 2. Jones, of Monterey. passed
through the city Monday On his way to the
Roanoke convention. s
Mrs. Is. M. Halle and daughter, who have t
been visiting relatives in West End, have Z
gone to spend few days in Cnlpeper In
Mrs. George F. Wilson will spend week 1
tt the Allegheny, the guest of Major and
drs- James II. Dooley of Richmond
Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker has been appoint c
d delegate to the American Bar Associa-
ion from Virginia.
j. ID. Hamilton, we'll known cattle deat-
I, trader, manager of turnpikes and Justice D
I the peace, has been appointed postmaster Ii
It Warm Springs. 81
Thomas j. Fuller, brother of Mrs j. E. y
henderson, and Harry Williams, of Learn :"
ngton. Canada, are visiting Mr. Henderson ..
nd family, on Maple avenue u
j. E. Rankin was acquitted in the County r
;ourt last week, for shooting at Geo. Weav- q,
near Laurel Hill some time ago, an ac- ~
cunt OF which appeared in this paper.
Col. Jas. q. Cochran, of Folly, is on his W
nnual trip to Webster Springs. He has IL
Nth him his old travelling companion B. &. ci
Brown. M
Miss Vallie Koiner, of Fishersville, is II
pending several weeks with her uncle, Col. al
V. Cline, and aunt. Mrs Fannie Coiner. of in
'ulpeper e. II. W
w. Il. Gardner had his arm broken last u
eek from horse kick, while working on Ia
he farm Of Mrs. Kate Thompson at West Cd
lew. tn
Nothing could have been more satisfac- :.
Try than the impartial manner in which "
T. (Gilly) Gibbs umpired the three games w
base ball last week. ai
Miss Clara Belle Palmer, of this county. G,
no has gone to Paris to stndy music was ha
GENTLY presented to the Queen by Minister ro
ay during stay of some days in London in
Hol. Fishburn and Howard Koiner, who On
we property and do business in Kansas, la
Ter visit to their friends in and about | OF
aynesboro, have gone to their Western | al
mes. nj
MIR. and Mrs. p. M. PearsaIl, of New an
IN, N. e., who have been visiting at the cal
sidence of S. F. Pilson, have returned to tea
cir home. az
1eo. f. Wilson. Of Nevada, Missouri, who 'n'
S been in Highland attending the burial ~. %
his father, John Wilson, wasin Staunton VI
esday, on his way to his home.
Many Of our citizens Of the county and /
y have gone to Roanoke to the convention S.
st Of them going on Tuesday at eleven age
lock. Pr
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