Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-01-13
STANTON SPECTATOR AND vINDIoAToR.
Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. w. G. Campbell has returned from
visit to relatives In Woodstock.
Mrs. Jacob Yost has gone to Washingto
to join her husband at the Normandie.
Lieut-Gov. Echols was in the city Monda
and Tuesday.
Rev. Job Turner, dcaf-mute evangelist
has been in the city for some days.
H. e. Barnhart, of the New Hope neigh
borhood, has very sick son.
George Adams, father of Mrs. g. r Gale
we'll; left for Wheeling Monday.
| Miss Lucy Cooke has gone to visit friend
in Savannah, Georgia.
Samuel M Woods, the new postmaster a
Fort Defiance, took charge of the Office o
| the 31st ult.
Mr.. Jos. Garrison, of Texas, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Garrison o
the Greenville neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Echard are tn
guests of Mrs. j. G. Echard, on West Mali
street.
Maj. J. r. Shumate, General Agent of tn
Union Mutual Insurance Co. of Portland
Me-. is in the city.
Taylor Mccoy has returned to StauntOl
from Bristol and is employed as stenogra
pher and typewriter by \, q. Braxton, Esq
Capt. Il. j. Crowder returned from Wash
ington Monday, where he had been for sew
eral days in the interest of his patent
Miss Lucille Kilby, who has been VISITING
Miss Wayt through the holiday, returned tt
Roanoke Monday.
MIR. E. 81. Moore, Of Pocahontas county
who is now travelling for Armstrong, Gator
Co.. was caller al our Office last week.
j. Morton Fultz has gone to try his for
tune at Newport News. where he will g
into business.
Roger J. Kennedy, of Newport News, il
in the city spending some time with hi
family.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kice, mother Of Mrs. j. B
Lowman Of Long Glade, fell last week ani
broke her arm. Her daughter has been witt
her since the accident.
Mrs. Alex F. Robertson and Miss Duval
left Tuesday fer Richmond to attend meet
ing of the Daughters Of the American Revo
luton.
Mrs. Florence Bancroft and little son,
Acie, have returned from visit to their
cousin, Mrs. Ada Armstrong of Doe Hill.
Highland county.
We are indebted to Col. j. H. O'Bannon,
Superintendent Of Public Printing for a
manual OF the Senate and House of Dele.
gates of the present session.
Mr.. Gale E. Hill. Of indianapolis. Ind,
was married on the 9th instant to Miss Har-
riet E.. only daughter OF E. NJ. Nettleton OF
Covlngton.
The friends of Capt. q. Benton Koiner
will regret to learn that he has been threat
ened with apoplexy, and is still a very sick
man.
Miss Fannie McQuaide has returned to
Wheeling where she has been from the be-
ginning of the session at Mt. DE Sailles
Convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Loeb left Mon
day to visit relatives in Philadelphia and
other cities. They will be away several
weeks.
Miss Mamie r. German Is on visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Kate O'Toole, at Washing
ton. D. o., and Miss VIII Vint, her aunt,
Mrs. Rose Christie, at Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. o. V. Hanger, formerly of Church
willie, but now engaged in business in Am
herst county, after spending the holidays at
his old home, returned to Amherst yester-
day morning.
The friends Of DR.. Darwin Bashaw, of
Craigsville, will be pleas ed to learn that
he is recovering from the injury received on
the 29th of October, when his thigh was
broken.
John, son of j. E. Richie, of Fort De-
fiance, has about recovered from fall he
received from the roof of W. A. McCue's
barn short time ago.
DR.. George H. Bell, of Staunton, has re-
ceived an appointment at the New Y ork Eye
and Ear Infrmary. the largest hospital of
the kind in New York city and has gone
there to enter upon his duties.
T. j, Cammack. of Cleveland, Ohio, and
W. d. McNaulI, Of Ronccverte, were in the
city on Tuesday, having come to consult sew
eraI of our citizens with reference to the
development of coal fields on the head Of
Cherry in Greenbrier and Nicholas counties.
judged NJ. Quafles has returned from
Berryvil1e, where he has been attending q
suit bought by the Berryville Land Co.,
against persons in various parts of the State
He gained an important point in the ease
with reference his clients having the right
of trial by jury of the matters upon which
they are sought to be held.
Prof. L. j. Williams, of the d. d. & B
Inst, was suddenly taken sick last Satur-
day, and has since been laid up, but it is
hoped that he Will soon recover. His daugh
ter, Matte Lou has been pleasantly filling
the gap thus made by the enforced absence
of her father.
j. B. Cook, who was arrested in this
county, few days ago charged with The
murder of w. s. Roberts, at Stage Bridge
Nelson county, was discharged from GUS
tody. He proved by ten or more witnesses
that he was in Augusta county at the time
of the murder.
Mr. S. Brown Allen has been appointed
Marshal Of the Western District of Va, by
the President. There is rumor that his
confirmation will be opposed in the Senate
Mr. osG wnen asked If he would oppose thu
confirmation, said he had not yet made W
his mind as to whether he would do so OF
not, as he has not considered lin all it
bearings.
The Arkansas Gazette speaking of thu
Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute of which Prof
F. B. Yates. formerly Of this county, is Su
perintendent, says -
I'VE would be glad that every citizen o
Arkansas could take look at this mode
Institution. II they could we are quite SURE
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