Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-08-11


Greek, have been on the sick list for sewers
days.
Mr.. P. II. Trout left yesterday evenin
for two weeks stay at the RockbridG
Alum.
W, A. McClung, a we'll known travelin
salesman of Baltimore, formerly Of thi
county. is in the city stopping at Kalorams
Mrs. W. t. Yarbrough and son. McChe
ney, Of Richmond, have returned to tina
city after visit to relatives in Staunton.
Capt, T. S. Doyle. late consul to Beirut
Syria, is the guest of friends at Glenesk
Albemarle county.
Mrs. NJ. Summertield and daughter lef
Tuesday morning to spend a few week
vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. st Clair and SONS of Washington. ant
Miss Minnie Taylor of Richmond, are guest
of the Pattesons at Augusta Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Sublett and Mrs
Kate Stout are spending some days at Au
gusta Springs.
Mrs. Mcfarland, widow Of the late DR.
DIX. Mcfarland. with her two daughters
is visiting Mrs. Lucy Wood.
j. Celsns Coiner and family and K. N
Page and family are at Black Rock Springs,
whers they will spend some time.
MIS-. S. h. D. Freed, from the neighbor-
hood of FishersvilIe, has just returned from
visit Of several weeks to Newport News.
o-1 De- Of PiChmnp6
has been on visit to his father, Mr.. A. j.
Palmer. near Wnynesboro.
Herbert Hanger, Of WaynesbOrO. has &C.
cepted position to travel for a Richmond
house.
Rockbridge News says: Mrs. Ellen j..
Berry and Miss Nita Berry are visiting
friends at Bridgewater.
Misses Bessie and Annie Livick of Staun-
ton, are visiting Miss Blanche Leibig Of
near Lexington.
R. B. Hamilton of Messy Creek, was in
the city Monday and reports fine rain and
the finest corn he ever saw. His wife, who
has been quite sick. is not much better.
S. S. TalIey, of Annex, has raised wheat
this year, which weighed 63 lbs to the BUSH
ell A neighbor of his had some that weigh
ed 81.
Mrs. Moses Hutton, of Hardy Co.. w. V q.
a daughter of the late Alex. r. Bell,
is visiting her sisters and brother ON Long
Glade.
MI. Arthur Woodhouse and family. and
the party who accompanied them, have
returned from Irvine Springs at the foot Of
the Blue Ridge, where they have been for
some weeks.
Jas. Il. Weaver and VIM. e. Morton. teach
ers in the public schools Of this city, have
returned from bicycling trip through the
north.
Harry Winton and Odus Foster were COM
mitted to jail in this city last week for steal
ing a pair of shoes from Mr.. VIM. Mosby OF
Waynesboro.
A. Weinberg, of the Weinberg Clothin &
Co.. who has been north purchasing his fall
and winter stock, has returned home, hav-
ing secured beautiful line of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Walker and
daughter. Mrs. j. l.. Peyton, Mrs. Geo. M.
Cochran, Misses Annie and Margaret Coch-
ran. Miss Margaret Atkinson, and John and
Peyton Cochran are at Atlantic City.
j.. W. Ellison, e. M. Burger, s. T. Day
and E. Z. Miller are delegates to the Au-
susta Association, which meets at Bridge
water the 1st, Tuesday in September.
Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving and wife OF
Brooklyn, N. T., are spending some days
with VIM. G. Abney in the county and were
In the city Monday visiting friends here.
Mr. Kinsolving preached at Trinity church
on Sunday last.
Miss Mary Burke has returned from Sly
weeks vacation, having visited good many
Of the northern cities, spending most of the
time in Philadelphia and at the seashore
Atlantic City. Cape May, Baltimore aud
Washington. DC.
MI. Henry Heilbroner of Holly Springs
Miss, Is visiting his brother-in-law, MIR. A
Switzer Of Staunton. Mr.. Heilbroner wal
for twenty-five years = citizen Of this place
clothing merchants. He was q gallant
soldier in the Rockbridge rihes.-Rock.
bridge News.
Prof. w. b. VIM, teacher in the pub
lilo schools in this city, who is graduate Of
Annapolis Naval Academy. has just return
ed to the city, and brought with him some
genuine Havana cigars given him by the sol
Of Admiral Cervera at Annapolis.
U. M. Carwell and Werner W. Dunlop o.
Middlebrook, were among the successful
candidates before the State Board of Medi
cal Examiners. which met in Richmond il
June last. The official list Of those VIII,
passed the examination has just been mad,
public.
Miss Josephine NJ. Brown, after teaching
in the Staunton public schools for about
years, closed her connection with the schoo
at the end Of the last session. She ha
taught, it Is said, nearly il not quite 800
children Of Staunton. She was very faith
full and untiring In her duties, and will
greatly missed by her many friends.
Cards are out announcing the marriage O
the Rev. Edward L. Conner. late of Con
cordia Seminary. st. Louis, Mo-, to Mis-
Emma Hartman, of Charlottesville. Tn
event will be celebrated in Mt. Calvary LII
t heran church, Charlottesville, at o'clOc
pm.
Mrs. DIR. A. n. Hsnkel and son Godfre
Of Staunton. Va. arrived here Friday froI
Orkney Springs, Va, having spent wee
there and two weeks previously at Asbur
Park, New Jersy. Her husband DR.. A. n
Henkel joined them here Saturday and RI
manned until Monday. visiting his motht
and other relatives. The two former LEI
today to visit kindred in the vicinity Of MI
Jackson. Herald 4th inst.
Messrs. Jas. X. Kemper, j. H. Wayt,
e. Berry, 7. D. Davis, Jas. L. Bocock,
A. Eskridge and Jno. T. Smith started ye
terday on tour through Highland, Poo,