Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-07-28

Mrs. AL. Eskridge and son, have gone t.
visit friends in Highland county.
Mr.. Michael Kivlinghan and wife have
returned from their bridal trip.
Hugh H. Lyle of Bedford county, is visit
ing his brother. S. B. Lyle in this city.
VIM. NJ. Taylor of this city, has accepted
the position of night clerk at, Gladys Inn
Clifton Forge.
Capt. Hugh w. Henry, long resident OF
Staunton. has decided to make his home
with his son, DR.. Henry at Keeling, Va.
Senator Geo. B. Keezel of Rockingham,
has signified his determination to become
a candidate for the office of State Treasurer.
b. B. McPheeters, of jefferson, Iowa, son
of Robert McPheeters of Mint Spring, is on
visit home.
Miss Leonora Coyner. of Waynesb orc, is
visiting Miss Eunice Obenshain on Kerr's
creek.
Miss Bessie Fulton of Grottoes, and Miss
Gussie johnson of Mt. Sidney, are visiting
friends in this city.
Ill oS hulo WdilOH VI 1OulSd, WIN has
been visiting her cousin. e. 0. Herring, has
returned home.
Miss Elsie Hamilton has gone to Marion,
Va, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. L.
L. Scherer.
Miss Nettie Baker of Richmond, is on a
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George P
Baker
II. q. Todd, who has been two weeks in
the county recuperating, has returned much
improved.
Miss Florence Olivier, who has been visit
ing her uncle in Charlottesville for several
weeks, is at home again.
Misses Virginia May and Anna Woodward
are in Union. W. Va. the guests of the
Misses Harriet and Jennie Caperton.
Mrs. Harry st. Geo. Tucker is in the city,
packing her furniture, preparatory to NOV
ing in their home near Lexington.
Miss Bertha Wilson has returned from an
extended visit to Washington city and Rock
Vile, Maryland.
MI. F. r. Webb, accompanied by his son
Frank and DR.. E. Lacy Gibson, have gone
on his usual summer cruise by canoe
Miss Anne McGill Fauntleroy of Wash
ington, is visiting her mother on Frederick
street.
K. Emmett Kinney has been appointed as
sistant postmaster to succeed Jno. A. Noon
and was sworn in and assumed his duties
Tuesday morning.
Rev. r. e. Gilmer, who has been preach
ing on Big River. assisting Rev. H. A.
Young OF Lebanon church. returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Bergin, representing M. E.
Miller & Bro. has returned from weeks
trip West along the line of the e. 20.
Prof Harry and Misses Annie and Jennie
Estel, of Texas, are visiting friends here.
Prof. Estel is the principal of Sam Hous-
ton College of Huntsville, Texas.
W. q. Whitlock and Miss Florence South
ard of the county, have returned home from
where they were married July
21st.
Mr.. Theodore F. Shuey, official stenogra-
their snmme homer near Adlai in this coun-
5y.
Hon. VIM. McAllister, of this place, and
Rev. DR.. e. W. Finley. of Fishersville, ex-
pect to leave here to- day for Webster Springs.
Bath Enterprise.
Miss Pattie Gentry of New Hope, has
gone to Luray to attend the Normal now in
session at that place. She will return about
August the 10th.
Miss Carrie B. White, daughter Of the late
Meade F. White. was Monday last commit
ed to the Western State Hospital for treat
nent for mental disorder
W. D. Cooke, son of Mr. Chas. L. Cooke,
Vas on Monday last awarded a scholarship |
It Washington & Lee at the alumni meeting
leld in this city.
Eliza jackson, wife of Giles jackson, |
'olored, died Saturday afternoon of last
week, at o'clock at the residence of her
husband on North Coalter street, after |
7ery painful illness.
Mr.. Will Houston has returned from Au.
.usta. Ca, to Waynesboro. He has been |
or the past year connected with the Acad- |
my. of which Prof. Chas Withrow is prin- |
'ipal.
Miss Virginia Fishburne, of Waynesboro,
vas in Atlanta, Ca, last week, attending |
he re union of Confederate veterans, Miss
Fishburne was maid of honor from the Tenth |
district to the sponsor from Virginia.
II ca
i've improvements at Col Alto which he
ecently bought for residence. 1t will be |
eady by fall for him to occupy it.-Rock-
ride News.
Major Thomas II. Gilmore, superintend- |
mt of the Southern Military Academy, Clin-
on, Louisiana, and his brother W. e. Gill
more, instructor in the same school, are |
listing their brother, Rev. r. e. Gilmore
n this city.
John A. Noon, assistant post master of |
was last week appointed to sue
eed Capt. Lewis Hartman, democrat. as de-
,uty collector of internal revenue for the
econd division of the sixth district, with |
in Staunton.
Mrs. Geo. P. Holman. of Salt Lake, Utah.
ND her son, Phelps r. Holman, from the
pennsylvania Military College, are visit |
ng Mrs. F. F. Sterrett, at Irvinwood, Au-
,usta county. James E. Irvine, jr., of |
Va, with his wife and son |
re also guests at lrvinwood.
MI. +. Cimiatti and his cousins Messrs.
". f. and Gustave Cimiatti, all of New
Z ork, who have been spending several |
weeks at Buffalo Gap, returned North We'd
lesday. The father and uncle of the Messrs.
jimiatti are controlling owners in the Ell
iotts Knob, Iron, Steel and Coal Co.. in
luding the tract of land from Elliotts
Knob to Jennings Gap. known as the big
uryey. |