Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-11-04
Personal.
J. L. Beck is in Richmond

weeks stay at Parkersburg, West Va.
Mrs. John Smith and son of Raphine, q
visiting Mrs. Lackey on Kalorama street.
Rev. Il. f. Scheeley and wife have retur
a ed from their trip and are keeping house.
S Walter Teawalt, of Mint Spring. is
r business at Anderson, W. Va.
S Holmes Fowle, of Lynchburg, spent Su
DAY In the city with friends,
Mrs. e. W. Hewitt and daughter 1eturne
nome Monday from Richmond.
Mrs. M. L. Slaughter of Central Plane, FL,
wanna county is the guest of her son, J. v
Slaughter.
Miss Pauline May of Port Republic is til
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Robert Gregory O
Madison street.
Frank 7. Holt who has been in New Yor
purchasing his holiday goods, has returnc
home.
i A. w. Caldwell, who has been spendin
some time at Old Point Comfort, is at HON
again.
Louis and Julius Witt left yesterday on al
extended visit through the south, going frs
to Ashville, N q.
DR.. Davis of Greenville, was a caller at thi
office yesterday and was much delighted owe
the political results.
| Prof. Frederick Holmes of the University
OF Virginia, is critically ill and no hopes Of
his recovery are entertained.
Rev. Geo. w. Stratton and wife, of Iowa,
are the guests Of their son-in-law, w. L.
Olivier, on 214 kalorama st.
Miss Mary Templeton, who has been visit
ing the family of q. T. Palmer, left Mon
day for her home in Waynesboro.
VIM. A Burnett, Esq, onr County Clerk.
is improving. Heexpeets to go south in a
few days to recuperate.
Mrs. A. F. Watkins. mother of Mrs. Tay-
lor BiSsell, went to Richmond on Monday.
after spending some time with Mrs. BisseII.
Miss Florence Cabell, of Richmond, who
has been visiting the family of G.. S. Baker,
returned home Monday.
Bishop A. W. Wilson stopped with DR..
Whisner while In the city, and left for home
Monday morning.
Miss Wlllye Anthony left Sunday for
Stribling Springs, where she will teach this
session.
Jas. l.. Shuey and Miss Ellen Bossermar
were married near Middlebrook on yester-
day.
Chas. P. 10 mes, Jr.. of Richmond, passed
through the city Saturday en- route to visit
his parents in Monterey.
MI. and Mrs. E. Il. Money, of Cismont,
Albemarle county, were in the city last week
visiting Mrs. r. j. Wilkinson.
Mrs. j. E. Irvine, of Charlottesville, who
has been visiting her father. at "Irvinwood, .
in this county, has returned home.
Charles East and Happier Bumgardner, of |
the University OF Va, visited their home
here last week.
o. K. Lapham, Esq, was on the 10th ult., |
elected President OF the Inter State Sugar
Company at Anderson, w. Va.
DR.. Carter Berkeley, who has been in At.
lanta for some months, is in Staunton
amongst his friends.
Randolph Berkeley, of the Southern Rail-
way. was in Staunton on Monday and Tues
lay last.
Mrs. Sallie Lewis of Wilmington, N. c.,
eft Tuesday for her home, after brief visit
% her friend, Mrs. M. F. McCue, on Church
treet
Miss Durant of New York city left Tuesday
o visit friends in Richmond, Va. She has
'een the guest of Mrs. R. C. Jet on North
addison street,
Rev. r. G. Jet went to Richmond to witness
he ordination ceremony of Bishop Coadiu-
or elect, Gibson, which will take place in
hat city today.
Mrs. Frank 7. Holt, who, with her children
as been spending some time with friends in
Baltimore, Washington, and Charles-Town,
Vest Va, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Vernon Getty returned to her home in {.
Washington on-Saturday last after pleasant
isit of several weeks much to the regret of
er many friends.
Mr.. Alexander stellar Turk, who is now in =
is 50 year, was in the city on yesterday, hav- q
,g driven with his daughter Mary to town
ON Newport. I,
Mr.. Eugene c. Massie. we'll known in Staun- +
IN, and a son of the late Henry Massie .of r
lie University of Virginia, is to marry Miss
aura Roy Ellison in Richmond on the 18th
lstant.
John Treagles, the newly appointed Post
aster at Newbern, Pulaski county, Va, was tt
lied last Saturday night whilst stealing a
ain from neighboring storehouse. He 81
as only 35 years of age. E
Mr.. ID. FL. Fauver, of this county, was in
ovington last week. He was accompanied 81
his daughter, Miss Kate, who will remain u
ere some time. re
Mrs. b. r. Mcdowell and daughter, Miss ~
ella, who have been visiting Mrs DR..
ank M. Hanger, left on Saturday for their 81
me in Richmond, KY. III
Mrs. John H. Bowers, of Grottoes. CON- ~.
tues to grow worse. Her friends have no ~
pc OF her permanent recovery.
Park Agnew, collector. has been allowed ID
the government to move the Internal th
venue Office for Lynchburg to Alexandria. w
le change was made Monday. of
YIN L. /" est' VINO mas Deen spending some tn
'nths with j. W. Todd for the benefit of de
health, returned to his home in Rich hi
'ud Monday. or
Miss Clara Mccormick, of Rockbridge
lnty, daughter of Mr.. Mccormick, Re-
blican candidate for the Senate from that ab
lnty, has been visiting the family of Mrs. oh
urtney Roller. of this city.
Hiss Bessie Parish was taken very ill Sat-
? with appendicitis. She was taken to 10
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore for w.
atment on Tuesday. Miss Parish is an .
'rator in the Mutual telephone Office. sui
YIN. B. johnson and wife. and R. l.. Craw- riv
d and son, OF Greenbrier. were in attend thi
e on the fair last week. Whilst here tln
Johnson and wifa uis;+ad f;