Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-07-21
Personal.
Mr.. Harry Frazier and family have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. w. P. TamS.

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visiting at the home of Mr.. w. P. Tams.
NJ. j. Bergn has COMO on business trip
west.
State Treasurer A. W. Hartman was in thu
city Monday on visit to his mother.
| P. H. Trout and DR.. Caster Berkeley have
returning from an outing at Buckr0e beach
Miss Agnes Miller has gone to Radford
to visit relatives.
Mr.. George g. Jordan and wife of Rich
mond, were in the city last week.
| Ed. Bell has returned from Kentucky
where he had been on collecting tour.
Miss Fannie Peck is at ivy Home" re-
sort near Hampton, to spend some days.
Miss Rison, nurse at the Kings Daughters
Hospital, is on duty again.
Mr. William A. Bowles has gone to Louisa
county to see his mother, iwho is very ill.
Miss Sadie Male of Washington, is visit
ing at A F. Robertson's.
Miss Maud LYMAN left Monday to visit
friends at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. e. e. Child and Miss Child have re-
turned from Buckroe Breach.
Mrs. N. R. Van Lear of Roanoke. are in
the city visiting Mrs. E. r. Timberlake.
Prof. James Calhoun of the Miller Man
uel Training School, is in the county for
his summer vacation.
Mrs. Richard S. Ker left Monday morning
for Jacksonville. Fla. Capt. Ker will meet
her at Savannah.
Miss Mary S. Overdorf. of Philadelphia,
is spending week with her brother, George
A. Overdorf of the Y M. e. A.
Mrs. White, daughter of Capt. e. Julian
Pratt of Waynesboro, is at the home Of her
father on visit.
Mrs. Clarence Urner, of Richmond. her
two little daughters and niece. are guests
of Arthur Wilson, east of Staunton.
Miss Margaret Wake, accompanied by
her brother Lewis, and Miss Peters, of Port
smouth, are in the city.
Lieut.. Chas. g. Berkeley was in the city
this week in furlough. He expects to be
sent to Porto Rico soon.
Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. who preach
ed at Emmanuel church Sunday. left Mon
day evening for Greenwood.
C.N. Kiracofe and wife have gone for a
ten days stay at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs.
DIR. Geo. I. Robson, of Messy Creek, has
gone to spend some days at Bolar's Spring,
Bath county.
Miss Birdie Bell, who has been visiting
friends in Charlottesville, has returned
home.
Mrs. Phil. Palmer, Jr., of Aspen, Color
ado, is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Palmer, of
Valley Mills. She is accompanied by her
three children.
Mrs. S. G. Walker. of Mt. Meridian and
niece, Mary Crawford, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Walkers sister, Mrs. Elliott, in
Charlottesville. are the guests of Mrs. q. A.
Roller.
VIM. l.. Towberman, who has been steno-
grapher in the United States senate for thir-
teen years, is spending his vacation at Mint
Spring with his father, John Towberman.
Ben. O. Blackford, SOL of DIR. Ben.
Blackford of this city. who has been in
Chicago with the Standard Oil Co., is at his
fathers home for visit of a fortnight.
Mrs. Dr. Henry, Caperton, mother of
Messrs. Henry and CASTOR Caperton, who
has been i'll for some time at the residence
OF Mrs. M. Erskine Miller in this city, is so
far recovered that she was able to return to
her home at Fire Greek last week.
Misses Sadie and Fannie Long of Mason
county, W. Va, and Mr.. Atwell Forrer, of
Albemarle county. are visiting at Mr.. Sam.
uel Forrer's at Messy Greek.
Mrs. Luxford of Richmond, is visiting
Mrs. Dr. Goode, on Jefferson street. She
came to be present at her sons wedding
next Wednesday, who that day will marry
Miss Terry of this city.
Mrs. A H. Fultz has returned from Phila.
delphia. Miss Mary Fultz has also return
ed from Newport News and Richmond,
where she has been visiting friends.
The Court of Appeals which was sitting
at WytheviIle, has adjourned for the term,
and Judge George NJ. Harrison is at home
on his vacation.
Mrs. H. W. Henry reached the city
last week from Warm Springs. where she
had been visiting her father, and is the guest
of Mrs P. H. Trout
DR.. M. o. Burkholder will leave this
week for few days vacation to the eastern
shore. His Office practice here will be at
tended to during his absence by DR.. W. B.
Fahrney of Rockingham.
DIR. Geo. Walker and wife left last night
for trip to Atlantic City for several weeks
A party of young ladies consisting of Misses
Rebecca Young, Lucy Walker, Mary Yost,
and Mary Huston Turk chaperoned by Miss
Mamie Turk will go to Atlantic City for an
outing to-day.
Miss Hattie S. Trout, accompanied by her
sister, Miss NJ. Gay Trout, left Tuesday on
an extended visit to her brother. Nicholas
K. Trout in Colorado. They will stop at
Denver and Telluride.
Mr.. Jno B. Burwell, Editor of the Argus,
and family were at Old Point last week.
ginia Press Association, but the attendance
was so small it was not held until after he
left.
Col. Geo. l.. Peyton has left Charleston,
W. Va, having given UP the hotel business
to reside on his farm near Staunton. Mrs.
Mary Woodward, shis daughter, is with him.
Chas. NJ. Paul of Fishersville neighbor-
hood, who was reported suffering from ap-
pendicitis, is better and an operation will
not be necessary.
Fred Schade and A. Z. Moran of George
town, D. c.. have both been shut out OF the
amateur and inter collegiate list of wheel
men, for violation of rules of the L. A. w.,
and are now professionals.
Richard Harding Davis in the New York
Herald last Friday says: Then there is
Lieutenant Hartman, of General Sumner