Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-03-18
Personal.

IN this city, after considerable ABSENCE
Miss E. e. Cauthorn is away on visit tt
: her brothers at Millboro.
William Wine has leased the VIM. AS
farm near Staunton, and has moved there.
Mr.. T. G. Stout, of New Hope, was in the
city on Friday, looking quite we'll.
Maj. II. NJ. Bell was we'll enough during
the week to ride out in his carriage.
Mr.. e. H. Revercomb, of Covington, was
in the city on business Friday last.
Rev. J. M. Wells is recovering from a
rather severe attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel FOrrer were in the
city for few days last week.
w. W. McGuffin has been among his old
friends for some days.
Miss Mary Funkhouser has gone to Roam
oke to visit her sister, Mrs. Ferguson.
Miss Belle Mcdowell, OF Kentucky. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Hanger.
Jas. E. Graham visited his father in Rock
bingham last week.
Mrs. Mary Wake. of Staunton. visited at
Woodstock last week.
i Rev. E. M. Shook, late of Waynesboro,
has gone to reside in Michigan.
Mrs. Jos. A. Waddell has Comet Lexing-
ton, s. g., to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Margaret McChesney is in Richmond
visiting relatives.
Jno. H. Parkins, Esq, of Fort Defiance,
is on trip to Philadelphia this week.
VIM. S. Burke and wife have gone to New
York to spend week or two.
A. g. Gordon made business trip to Rich
mond this week.
Mr.. Isaac Witt returned on Saturday from
his trip to Florida.
NJ. Summerfeld has gone to New York to
add to his stock of goods.
Mrs. Orlando Smith, of Springfield, ILL.,,
is in the city, visiting her brother, DR.. B. M.
Atkinson.
Mrs. Louise Dupuy left on Monday for
Roanoke, where she will visit her nephew,
Mr.. Harry Coleman.
| Reports from Mr.. NJ Erskine Miller, who
is in California, state that he is improving
| in health.
Ex-President Harrison passed through
Staunton Monday on his way to Washing
| ton.
Mrs. May Irwin Coleman. of Florida, for
merly of this city, is in Staunton, the guest
Of Mrs. Henry A. Walker.
Mr.. VIM. A. Burke, who has been i'll for
some time past, was able to be on the streets
for short time yesterday.
DR.. VIM. Bell, of Mt. Sidney, has cases
of measles in his family, one visitor his
niece, Miss Effinger, OF Harrisonburg.
Capt James Bumgardner, R. P. Bell, T.
D. Ransom and j. 3. Ransom, attended
Rock bridge circuit court last week.
Mr.. Thomas Atkinson has appointed as
sistant freight agent of the e. q 0. at this |
place.
State Secretary L. A. Coulter Of the Y. M |
q. A., is expected here the latter part of the |
week.
Julius Loeb, of the firm Of Loeb Bros. is
in the North laying in additional stock for
their stores.
Mr. w. L. Shields, prominent lawyer Of |
the Lexington bar was in the city on Friday |
last on business, before the Hastings Court.
Rev. DIR. A. p. Saunders of Fredericks--l
burg, president the Ppresbytersan Assem-
bly, IS School in that place. was in the city
last week.
DR.. H. R. Morrison, city physician, who
has been in New York for some time, taking
special course at hospital, has returned
home.
Capt Tom Burke, of Huntington, WA,
brother of r W. and w. A. Burke, is on
visit to his brother, w. A. Burke, who is
still sick.
Miss Amy Catlett. daughter of MIR. H.
Catlett, went to Baltimore on Friday last,
| accompanied by her mother. Miss Catlett
| will enter school of art there.
Prof. r. A. Brubeck, professor in a bust
| ness college at New London, Connecticut,
| is spending while with DIR. w. F. Hart
| man, of the Swoope neighborhood.
Emmett Kinney left for Washington Sun
day last. where he will remain during the |
present session of Congress as the private |
secretary of the Hon. Jacob Yost.
Mrs. Capt James Bumgardner returned to |
the city on the 9th, from Morgantown, N .C., |
where she visited DR.. Murphy and family, |
her relatives.
Rev. DR.. Geo. w. Finley. of Tinkling
Spring, addressed the Y. NJ e. A. meeting
Sunday evening last, and at night filled the |
pulpit for DR.. Fraser at the First Presby- |
| terrain church.
| Samuel Weinberg, of Baltimore, brother |
Of A. Weinberg, Of the Weinberg Clothing
| Co., OF Staunton, and Miss Minnie Levitt. |
of Richmond, were married Oh Wednesday
last.
| Mr.. D. B. Engleman, of No. 10 Madison
street, this city, who recently bought the
Gilkeson residence in Waynesboro will
move there this week, with his family to
| make it their future home.
Robert E. Craig, of Richmond whose foot
| was injured by e. & O. train here last
week necessitating amputation is getting on
we'll at the Kings Daughters Hospital
His wife is with him.
| Governor O'Ferrall has appointed Capt
F. b. Berkeley. of this city. DR.. z. Z. Con-
! way, of Orange, and E. E. Stiekley, of
Woodstock, members of the Western State
Hospital Board to serve years from Feb
ruary, 1897.
| w. P. Roberts, at one time resident of
Shendun. but now living in Lynchburg, was
| in the city Friday night on business. Mr..
| Roberts is extensively engaged in pushing
| the telephone business of Lynchburg and
other cities.
ExPostmaster General Wilson, who has
| recently been elected president of W and L.
University, was in the city ON Thursday
| night last, on his way from Lexington to
| his home in Washington. Whilst here he
| was the guest of Hon. Ii. st. e. Tucker