Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-01-06
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Mrs. S. D. Gochenour is visiting her par
ents at Greenville.
Mrs. E. A Hawkins left Saturday to visit
her son at Millboro.
W. t. Steele, of Concord, is visiting his
brother-in-law, K. E. Tyler.
George K. Bell, of New Market. was up to
spend Sunday with his mother.
Frank T. Holt, wife and children have
returned from visit to Waynesboro.
Miller McCue continues to improve and
expects to get out when the weather favors
g. F. Airey and Mrs. Airey, of Bridge
water, have been visiting DR.. D. A. Butcher.
Miss Alice Woodward has returned home
from Lynchburg.
Miss Pearl Pearson has returned 60 West
Augusta and resumed her school duties.
Mrs E. f. Dougherty, of the Eakleton, is
on a visit to Danville.
VIM. Donovan, of Clifton Forge, is in the
city.
Mrs. Rockingham Paul, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, has returned
to her home in Roanoke.
Horace S. Peek. after visit to his par
ents, has returned to Providence. r. l.,
where he is in business.
Lieut. Gov Echols and wife are at the
jefferson, where they will remain during
the session Of the Legislature.
Miss Curtis, of Norfolk, who has been
vic Misc RaSSia Huropr on Ma riot ST
returned home Sunday.
Misses Clara Nothnagel and Cora Simp-
son, after visiting in Waynesboro. have
returned home.
Miss Mary Bell, after spending the holt
days with her parents, returned to Millboro
Monday, Where she is teaching.
L. NJ. Bayliss. who has been visiting his
mother, has returned to BIacksburg, where
he is a cadet at the Polytechnic Institute.
Miss Bessie Fallon, returned to Clifton
Forge Monday evening. after a visit to the
daughters of VIM. Wholey, on New street.
W. Smith Shepherd. of Richmond. has re-
turned. after spending a few days with
his brother and sister here.
John Bickle has returned to Baltimore to
resume his duties at the Maryland College
of Pharmacy.
s. E. WhitmOre has returned, whilst alb
sent report was circulated that he was
married which proves to be untrue.
Capt. Thomas j. Crowder left on Tues
day night for Washington, where he will
remain several days on business.
Mr.. A. e. BraXton. who has been in
Chicago for the past ten days on legal bust
ness, returned to the city on Sunday last.
David Fultz, who had been on a visit to
his father, Capt. A. H. Fultz, returned to
Brown University last Monday.
W. R. Pancake, of Hardy county. stopped
in Staunton Tuesday, on his way to Wash
ington and Lee, where he is a student.
Mrs. JDo. B. Levy, of Baltimore, who was
Miss Bette Gallaher, is at her ED home in
for few weeks visit.
Mr.. Arthur Tayl or, city and associate edi-
tor of the Norfolk Pilot. paid his friends
here a flying visit this week.
Mr.. Ashby Woodward, now of Washing
ton, D. e., was here for the holidays. He
returned on Monday last.
Mr. Benno IL. FultZ, a student at the
University College of Medicine, Richmond,
home this week.
Miss Palmer Hawkins, after spending the
holidays with Mrs. Hawkins, has returned
to resume her duties at the Valley Semin-
ary at WaynesbOrO.
Some doubt is expressed as to whether
Mr.. S. M. Donald will accept the position
offered him at the penitentiary of first assist
ant to the superintendent.
Miss Willye Anthony, after spending the
holidays with her parents on Sears Hill,
mas returned to Stribiing Springs to resume
her school.
Miss Cornelia May, daughter of Geo. W.
May who spent the holidays at home, has
returned to Statesville, N. G.. where she is
teaching.
e. G. Wholey left on the 1106 Monday
to resume his medical studies at
The university, having spent the holidays at
his home on New street.
The daughters of Mr.. Harry Frazier of
after spending few days with
their aunt, Mrs. W. P. Tams, have returned
home.
Miss Lima Winfield, who has been visit
ing relatives on West Frederick street, re-
turned to her home in Broadway last Sat
urday.
James l.. Gordon, brother of A. e. Cor
don, has been appointed one of the assist
ants of Asa Bird Gardiner, district attorney
IF New York City, at a good salary.
Samuel NJ. Donald, Esq, has declined to
accept the position of first assistant to
George NJ. Helms. the newly elected snper
of the penitentiary.
DIR. g. T. Lewis was Tuesday night last
elected by the Council, City Physici an to
ill the vacancy caused by the resignation
If DR.. R. II. Morrison.
J. l. Hudson, who, with his little daugh-
er, has been spending Christmas week with
lis mother, Mrs. Geo. II. Hudson. has gone
% resume his duties as principal of the
Portsmouth (Ohio) high school.
Judge A. M. Duffle. of the Circuit Court
If Hot Springs. AK, who has been spend
ng several days at the Eakleton Hotel, has
'eturned to his homo at Malvern, Ark. He |
s a graduate of the University of Virginia |
Mrs. Jas. 7. Lightner and little son left |
asst Monday evening over the Baltimore |
Ind Ohio for Greenyille tospend few days |
yisitiug Mrs. Armstrong, sister of Mr..
Lightner.
Mr. Charles NJ. Gallaher, formerly of this |
county, now of Charleston, W. Va. has
,ecn quite sick of late, but hopes soon to be
.ble to come to his old home in Waynesboro |
or rest and recuperation.