Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-06-16

Mr.. e. W. Warden is spending few days
with his family In this city.
John Young has been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Young. for several days.
Miss Matte Shreckhise left Monday morn
ing to spend the summer in Winchester.
Misses Helen and Emma MARI went to
Washington Monday to visit friends.
Miss Pattie Burnett, who has been visit
ing in Richmond, returned home Monday.
Miss Mary Sydnor of Eastern Virginia, is
visiting the family of her brother. Mr.. w.
o. Sydnor, on Winthrop street.
Mr. Geo. S. Lightner, of West View, left
Tuesday morning for trip Of some days to
Charleston, W. Va.
Miss Josephine Mathews and Miss Daisy
Feamster, Of Lewisburg. w. Va, are visit
ing Mrs. R. s. Turk on East Beverly st.
Prof. ]. R. Weaver went down the Valley
yesterday on his wheel bound for Smith
field. Md.
Miss Nettie Foster, who has been teaching
in large school in Admission, Ala, is home
for the summer.
Miss White, Of Old Sweet Springs, WA,
spent Sunday and part Of yesterday in the
city.
Mrs. Florence Hutchinson, Of Richmond,
is spending the summer at Mrs. GilkesOn's
near the city.
J. Lewis Bumgardner went up to Lexing-
ton Monday to attend Washington and Lee
| commencement.
Frank Berkeley. who has been at home
sick for some days, was able to sit up Mon
day.
Mrs. Heber Ker, Jr., left Monday night
| for her home in Nashville, Tenn. Mrs.
Ker has many friends here who will always
welcome her to Staunton.
| Miss Parke Anderson, who has been teach
| ing in the family Of r. A. Todd near Mt.
Scion for the past ten months. left Tuesday
merning for her. home In Bedford City.
Miss Minnie Bumgardner, of this city,
was in Lexington last week attending the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Sadie Nc
Corkle.
Rev. A. NJ. Frazer, D. D., of the First
Presbyterian church, preached the Bacca-
laureate sermon at Hampden-Sidney College
on Sunday.
l.. w. H. Peyton has been offered the po-
sition of End lieutenant. Capt. Wise's COM
pany. forming at Norfolk. He is expected
to raise 40 recruits.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Bradley, accompanied
by their son and niece, left last Friday for
an extended trip. They will spend some
time in New York.
Rev. M. L. Wood of the Baptist church,
went to Charlottesville Friday, where he
delivered an address at Rawlings Institute.
Hon. Charles P. Jones. of Highland, rec
tor of the University, passed through here
last Friday. on his way to the commence
ment at the University.
j. E. B. Stuart, OF Richmond, son of Mrs.
Gen. j. E. B. Stuart of this city, has been
appointed by President Mckinley commits
sary Of subsistence with the rank Of cap
tain.
F.W. Hager sailed from New York Sat.
urday of last week on the Patriarch for
Germany, where he will spend two or three
| months for his health. He will visit Carts
| bad for the waters.
| Prof q. L. Jordan, former Supt. of
schools for Augusta, but now president OF
the State Agricultural College at Las
Cruces. New Mexico, is spending his vaca
ton at his old home in this county.
| DR.. Charles A. Crawford Of the U. s
Navy. who has been visiting his aunt Mrs
G. A. Roller, left for Charlottesville Tues
day to attend the University Of Virgins
final.
Miss Nellie McCance Rogers, the swee
singer whom SO many here delightfully."-
knew, died in Richmond Saturday Of men
nights. She was cousin Of Capt. 81. NJ
McIlhany.
!, Mrs. VIM. s. Carroll and Mrs. Walter NJ
Carroll, OF Lynchburg, who have been visit
ing their sister n-law, Mrs. Chas. W. Mil
Ter. and attending the Diocesan Council
left for home Monday.
. Among the graduates at the University O
! Va, this week was James 4. Minor G
Staunton, in law; Willis H. Bumgardner o
Staunton, and Ulysses NJ. Carwell Of Mid
dlebrook, in medicine, Benz F. Cline, {
Viewers Cave in medicine.
, Mrs. Dr. Frank NJ. Hanger and her siste
B. Miss Belle Mcdowell, left Monday for LIE,
D ington to attend the Washington and 1t
. finals. Miss Belle, with j. Lewis Bun
gardner, will lead the final german.