Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-07-07
Personal.

James Winston of WaYnesboro. is now al
A. B. of the University of Va.
Mr.. James F. Bell of Long Glade. was {
caller at this Office on Saturday last.
Mr.. Hugh L. Gallaher of Richmond, II
spending few days at his old home IL
Waynesboro.
Maj. h. M. Bell, and Mr.. Henry Hutehin
son have retired from the Board of Direc
tors of the National Valley Bank.
Prof. W. C. Guthrie of Port Gibson. Miss.
is spending the summer at Barterbrook il
this county.
Mrs. B. g. Mccoy of CuIpeper, is visiting
the family of Mr.. +. NJ. Cushing in Wes
End.
Mrs. Walter B. Anderson has gone tc
Clifton Forge to visit her mother, Mrs
Raymond Dunn.
Geo. K. Koiner, Esq. of the Waynes bore
neighborhood. who has been quite i'll, is
improving.
Mr.. Cyrus Creigh of this city, is visiting
| his sister, Mrs. Alex. Arbuckle, near Lew.
| isburg, w. Va.
Lieutenant Lawrence w. H. Peyton left
Tuesday to join his company at Fredericks-
burg.
j. W. Blackburn of Grottoes. has receiv-
ed an appointment in the paymaster's Office
and has been assigned to duty in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hewitt celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary on Thurs
day night OF last week.
Miss Ida Tiller and her mother. Mrs.
Tiller of Little Rock. Arkansas. are in the
city visiting Mrs. R. d. Apperson.
P. II. Trout, Esq, and DIR. Carter Berk-
eley went to Buckroe Beach on Wednesday
to spend some time at that resort.
S. H. Rosenbaum Of Roanoke. formerly a
well known citizen of this city. is here with
bis wife, who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
r. ID. Powers.
Mr.. Bernard Peyton, of Charleston. W.
Va, paid visit to his brother, DIR. E. o.
Peyton. near Greenville last week. and lef.
for home Friday evening.
Jim Hamilton, son Of Policeman Hamil-
ton, an employe Of the Mutual Telephone
Company at Newport News, Is very low
with malarial fever.
W. B. Woodward, of Paris. Texas, is
visiting his former home in this city. Mr..
Woodward is en- route north. where he will
spend several weeks in travel.
Mrs. Theodore T. Shuey and her daughter
have returned from Washington. and are
~ hot
vile.
Miss Josephine Mathews who has been
visiting Mrs. R. S. Turk, left for her home
in LIE wisburg, W. Va, on Friday evening
last.
Mr.. A. j. Ford. proprietor Of Ford's
Hotel, Richmond, and hotel at Waynes-
boro, in this county, was assaulted and
considerably hurt about the head last week
by his chief clerk at Richmond.
Prof. S. e.. Anspach. who conducted
school here last session, has gone to Bed
ford City. He will conduct the Kenmore
High School in Amherst next session as CO.
principal.
Prof. j. A. Hiner, formerly of this city,
and who is member Of the faculty Of the
Spencerian Business College, Louisville,
KY, is spending his vacation with bis SIS
ter, Mrs. Andrew Crawford near Parnassus.
David Fultz, son of ex-Mayor Fultz of
this city, is now playing short stop on the
base ball team, at salary of
$3.50 per month. AS an all round athlete
Mr.. Fultz has no superior in any of the
colleges. He won the prize in athletics at
Brown University last year, which was $50
in gold.
Mr.. Clifford Mattox, who is we'll known
throughout Va, where he has for years
been a travelling salesman, received the sad
intelligence on Wednesday night last whilst
In the city, that his daughter, ten years OF
age, had died of fever after a sickness of
only six days. He was completely prostra-
ted by the news. He left that night for his
home to be present at the funeral.