Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-08-18
Personal.
Miss Matte Campbell of this city. is t

| Personal.
Miss Matte Campbell of this city. is tn
guest of Mr.. Burke Sellers in Bridgewater
Lieut.. VIM. j. Perry, Ashby Kester. VIM
L. Gray and Eugene Summerson, of Go. K
I'd Va, are in the city on furloughs.
DIR. Harry Myers of Norfolk. spent sever
al days In Waynesboro with his mother
recently.
Robert T. Payne editor of the Bath Enter
prise, was in the city on Tuesday and called
at this Office.
j. Harry Bryan of this city. was las
week operated on in Baltimore for appen
dicitis. He is improving steadily.
Miss Alice Towberman Of Mint Spring
| was the guest of the Misses Swink at Way
nesboro last week.
Miss Pearl Cline of Woodstock. is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. H. g. Danner at Brook.
wood.
Mrs. John Clarke of Greenville, is on a
visit to her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Minor in
Bridgewater.
Miss Bette Mowry of Waynesboro, re-
turned home last week from visit to New
Market.
Miss Sudie E. Stephenson, of Staunton, is
visiting her brother, John W. Stephenson,
Esq of this place.-Bath Enterprise.
Mr.. Frank Danner and family OF Rich
mond, are visiting Mr.. banners mother,
NJ y Of
Mrs. VIM. P. Irwin of Lexington, and her
children, are at Horeb, visiting the Rev. d.
2. Junkin.
Prof. Chas. Withrow of Richmond Acad-
envy. Augusta, Ca, has arrived at his old
home in Waynesboro to spend the summer.
Mrs. Chas. &. Berry of near Moffetts
Creek, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
W. McClung in Lexington.
Miss Annie Patrick of Staunton, is visiting
her aunt. Miss Belle Patrick at Waynes-
borO.
Rev. q. ID. Waller, pa stor of the Presby-
terrain church at Marion. Va. is visiting his
MIR. j. 5. Callison, near
Greenville.
Mrs. B. F. McClung Of Greenville, and
Mr.. M. T. Mcclure and son, John, of
SpottswoOd, are spending several weeks at
the Rockbridge Alumni Springs.
DR.. A. r. Cooke Of the PIesby terian
church at WaynesbOro, has been given a
thirty days vacation and he has gone to join
his family at Rockbridge Alumni Springs.
Rev. DR.. G. W. Finley preached in the
Presbyterian church at Warm Springs last
Sunday on has way back from Webster |
Springs, where he had been for some weeks. |
j. NJ. Keister has returned from Vickar's |
Switch, Va, where he attended the funeral
# his mother. who died on the 9Th, aged Is
7ears.
Mrs. j. Lee Koiner of Waynesboro, has
'eturned home from visit to Salem. she |
vas accompanied by her mother, Mrs. W.
J. Moon, and cousin, Mrs. Jas. s. Persinger. |
DIR. Powell e. Fauntleroy, son of Mrs. A.
VI. Fauntleroy of this city, who is surgeon |
in the 9Th Army Corps at Santiago, is just
getting uver severe attack of yellow fever. |
Misses Cora Shuey and Bessie Richie Of |
'Olt OcuduCo, CARA huChmdu VI LOuS /
Glade. and Ethel Kemper Of Fishersville,
we're visitors at Capt. John A. Herring's |
Turing thepast week -Bridgewater Herald.
Capt. Lewis Hartman, deputy collector OF |
Eternal revenue for the division composed |
If the counties Of Rockbridge, BotetOurt, |
Allegheny and Craig, now has his head
quarters at Lexington.
John A. Greyer an invalid soldier of Co.
I'd Va. Regt., was assaulted by drunken |
nan named DOvel in Harrisonburg last |
week, and severely hurt. The assault was
,ntirely unprOvoked.
Lewis w. Chamberlayne, son of Prof. Ii.
VI. Chamberlayne. of the Va. School for
he Deaf and the Blind Of this city, had a
land mashed few days ago whilst engag.
ID at work on the N. & W. Ry. at Roanoke.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hamrick, Of this city, has re.
urned from Baltimore, where she took a |
ocular course and received diploma as a
graduate in embalmiDg. One important |
eature OF the course is that full instruction /
S given relating to precautions where death |
'esults from contagious or infections dis
Eases.
FROM STEELE'S TAVERN.
Aug 15.-Mr. John II. Rush of this neigh
,orhoOd, lost his barn, thousand bushels |