Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-07-14

LII. j. >. DeJarnette Is IN RlchmOnd on
; short visit
Lacy NJ. Bailey left Friday to rejoin hi
] company at Jacksonville.
/ Gen. Jno. E. Roller. of Harrisonburg, wa
in the city for few days last week.
Miss Marjory Chermside has gone tt
; Washington for visit.
Q Selden Wake, of Richmond, is spending
a week with his sisters on Jefferson st.
r. Emmett Kinney, private secretary t.
Mr.. Y ost, is at home from Washington.
Judge and Mrs. Chalkley left last weel
to visit relatives in Lexington, KY.
Mr.. Frank L. Snblett is spending weel
at Taylor's Springs, Rockingham county.
Mr. L. Il. Watkins of this city. Is a CUES
at the White Sulphur.
Mr. Chas G. Mathews of Lewisburg, w
Va, was in the city for few days thi:
week.
E. M. Arbogast, sheriff of Highland coun
ty, reached the city Tuesday and spent sew
eral days here.
F. H. Britton and wife. who reside neal
the city. returned last week from visit to
Richmond and Scottsville
i DR.. Staley and the Misses Staley of Balti-
more. are guests of Andrew Bowling, on
East Beverly street.
i Craig Ansley, who has been visiting Hugh
Trout, has returned to his home in Alex
andria.
Miss Augusta Hartman, who has been
teaching articulation in deaf mute college
near Pittsburg, is home for the summer.
Miss Elizabeth McCue lett Tuesday for
Mt. Jackson to teach drawing in the Pea
body State Normal School.
DR.. Edmund Moss of New Orleans, is
spending his vacation in Staunton with his
mother at Miss Fanny SINNERS.
It is new believed that Lieut.. John A.
Hartman was not among those who were
wounded at Santiago.
Mrs. Cowan. of Vicksburg, who was Miss
Sadie Van Lear, of this city, Is on visit to
Miss Eichelberger on New street.
Miss Margaret Foster, of Stanton is the
guest of Miss Mallie OFT, on South Main
istreet.-Rockingha Register.
W. Burnett Woodward. prominent mer
chant of Paris, Texas, after weeks
visit to relatives here, has gone to Boston.
| Maj. Thomas A. Blaokford, commandant
at Cheltenham Academy, Pa, is at his faith
er's home in this city for his vacation.
Rev. J. E. Booker left yesterday to spend
week at Cold Sulphur to take short but
much needed vacation.
| Miss WiIhelmina Brown of Michigan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Harrison on
| Peabody street.
Miss Daisy Feamster, who has been visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. R. S. Turk. has returned
! to her home in Lewisburg, W. Va.
Ran Tucker, son of Hon. II. st. Il. Tucker,
is i'll with fever at his fathers home in Lex
| ington.
| Mrs NJ L. Lang and two children are
home again, after two weeks spent in East
ern Virginia.
| s. Finley Pilson, a student of Hampden-
| Sidney, after visit to N. g., has reached
home.
| Mrs. Renahan, who has been spending
| week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ Kinney, has returned to her homein Gin
! cinnati.
Mrs. r. II. Witt. who is visiting her par
ents in Washington, had fall last week,
spraining an ankle, and it is thought slight
ly fracturing the bone.
Col. George l.. Peyton. who has been in
the hotel business at Charleston, W. Va,
will in few days locate upon his farm
near Staunton.
MIR. F. B. Yates, Supt. Of the Arkansas
Deaf Institute at Little Rock, with his fami-
ly is spending his vacation on Long Glade
in this county.
8Miss Tabb reached the city last Monday
evening and spent the night at Mr.. Jett's.
She is on her way to the Normal at Mt.
jackson.
James F. Bowman has gone on business
to Cincinnati and Columbus. Ohio, and
from there will visit relatives in Crawfords-
Vile. Ind.
James Todd has gone to Newport News
to GO into business there, leaving his place
here in charge of his brother Joe. assisted
by Jim Specie.
VIM, A. Burnett, Esq, county court clerk.
| went on Wednesday to the Red sulphur
| Springs. W Va. to spend some time for the
! benefit of his health.
S. NJ. McNett of the firm of McNett &iBro.,
| Washington, d. g., is spending some time
with his parents at Annex. He met with
| warm welcome from his friends there.
| Mrs. j. B. Winston. of Waynesboro. Va.
and Mrs. Jos. r. Leguence, Of Louisiana,
were the guests of Mrs. q. A. and Mrs. F.
L. Holt last week.
| Miss May Tucker McGill, the authoress,
Is in the city stopping at the residence of the
Misses Trout, while her residence on the ex-
tension of Augusta street is being prepared
for occupancy.
Mrs. DR.. L. A. Upper and family of Mt.
Glare, N. j., are spending the season at
Augusta Springs, the guests of DR.. A. L..
Patteson, Mrs. NJ. V. Kellogg, daughter
and granddaughter of Richmond, are also
guests for the summer.
Frank B. Hoge has returned from Rich
| Wu6iO uO WSuU w dtlOIl0 tuO WOoAlh 3
of Dr. j. B. Henson, his cousin. to Miss
Parker, daughter Of DR.. w. W. Parker,
which took place Thursday.
Miss Jennie Anderson who has been at
the Virginia Hospital in Richmond for two
months past, has rsturned home greatly
improved in health.
MI. T. K. Woodhouse accompanied his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. Terrell, to
Roanoke last week, where she will re main
a month visiting her sisters.
ARev. Samuel Liggan, accompanied by his
daughter, Liss Lucy Liggan, of Lynchburg.
was in the city and spent the Fourth of
July with his nephew and neice, Samuel e.
Cox and Annie M. Gregory. They have
since returned tostheir home.
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