Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-09-01

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s F. r. Lilly, of Greenville, and Mr.
W. A. Hoster. of Raphine, spent Mo,
day in the city.
At Mountain Grove, Bath count,
M. o. Ferrall, has been appointed pos
8 master; vice w. J. Dickey. removed.
4 Mrs. Mary Mcclure, of Greenville
who has been very ill, is now nue.
Improved.
|, Miss Jennie Anderson, of this city,
visiting the family of William Kremer
near Stuart's Draft.
Miss Evelyn Halle, of Florida, arrived
in the city last night on a visit to the
family of Donald Allen.
Miss Gay, of New Orleans, arrived
in this city yesterday on visit to Miss
Annie Child on East Beverly street.
Mrs. and Miss Torney. of Detroit
Mich, are the guests of Capt. James
Bumgardner.
H. H. Bolen and wife who have been
spending some time at Millboro, re-
turned home last week.
Bruce Whitmore, of Parnassus, was
in the city Saturday delivering stock
sold to our butchers.
Paschal D. Williams, one of the
staunchest Democrats of Highland, was
in the city last week.
Mrs. T. s. Doyle and little daughter,
Dorothy, left this week for Talladeya.
Ala.
Miss Katherine Anderson, of Rich
mond, is in the city on visit to Miss
Fannie Kinney.
Mrs. Ferguson, who has Been visiting
her sister. Miss Mary Funkhouser, left
Monday for her home in Roanoke.
Clifton Matheny, who was ill here
during the summer, is now at his home
in Monterey and able to go about on
crutches.
Thomas A. Alexander, of Waynes-
boro, was in the city on Saturday look
ing after contracts for his furniture
establishment.
Mrs. Robt. q. Jett and two little
children, who have been spending the
near Port Republic, returned
home Saturday.
Rev. Louis Tucker, of Mobile, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. H. D.
Peck at Montgomery Hall, will leave
for New York this morning.
Frank c. Hackman, for the past three
years resident of New York city, is |
in this city the guest of his brother,
Turner K. Hickman.
Prof. Frank B. Yates and family
who have been visiting Prof. Yates
father at Arbor Hill, returned to his
home in Little Rock, Ark, yesterday.
VIM. Wholey, Jr., who has been in
where he has undergone
treatment for his eyes, returned yester-
lay, somewhat improved.
DR.. B. M. Atkinson left Monday
or Virginia Beach to attend the
10Th annual meeting of the Virginia
Medical Society, of which he is men,
Der.
Harry B. Hanger and family, of Lex
ngton, KY, who have been spending
| few days at the sheashore, are now
VISITING Mrs. M. M. Hanger, mother
If Mr.. Hanger at Arbor Hill, in this
county. |!
Mrs. Mamie Turk and daughter,
Mary Huston, returned Saturday from
| visit to relatives in Southwest Vir-
,inia. Miss Mary left Monday to
pend some weeks with the family of
Ter uncle. W. A. Turk at Strasburg,
where they are summering.
Mrs Fannie Brown, of Baltimore, ,
las who been visiting Mrs. Jas. a.
3lackley left for her home last week
laving been called away by sickness of
nephew.
Lieut.. VIM. ]. Perry. Co. K, End Va.
Reg, who has been on a furlough,
Turing which time he visited his home {
n this city, leaves this morning for
Jacksonville, Fla, to join his COM
nand.
In Greenbrier last Sunday, little
en- year old son, of W. H. Liversay,
If Richland, whilst on his way to the
3rushy Ridge camp meeting, was
brown from colt and his neck {
broken.
Lacy Bailey, member Of Co !, K. 2nd
Va. Regiment, has just reached home
rom Jacksonville sick with malarial
ever. and will remain until his health
s sufficiently restored to rejoin his
ompany.
Mrs. VIM. Frazier and her grand
Miss Janet Bell, who have L
,een visiting Mrs. Frazier's son in
california, reached this city yesterday !,
n the morning train after an alb
ence of about six weeks. They are {
10Th quite well and have had a most
trip.
County Court.