Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-21
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Prof. j. H. Bader has been in Washing
ton for few days.
Adolph Loeb has gone to the eastern mar
kets to buy goods.
Miss Ziella Asst is back from severa
weeks visit to friends in Petersburg
Mr.. A. F. Withrow and wife. of Millboro
were in the city last week.
Judge George NJ. Harrison of the court Of
appeals is at home.
Mr. Ran. Berkeley, of Washington, d g .
has been visiting his sisters in this city
Miss Vandegrit, of Anderson, W. Va, is
the guest of Mrs. Sheppard on Central ave-
nue..
William 7. Steele, of Concord, is the guest
of his brother-in- law, r. E. Tyler on north
Augusta street.
Miss Charlie Cameron. who has been
teaching for some months at the Hot Springs,
has returned home.
Mrs. James E. Henderson and little son
have gone to bennington, Canada, to visit
her parents.
Greene, of Swoope's, have gone to Washing
ton to visit their mother.
Mrs. j. Mason Miller. Jr. and children
have COMO to Richmond for few days to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles w. Miller is back from
Lynchburg, where she has been visiting
relatives Tor some time
Miss Gertrude Ably, who has been visit
ing relatives at Fort Lewis for some time,
has returned to the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Sydnor, of Will
son, Va, are visiting their son, w. o. Sgd
nor in the city.
W. M. Watts, who has beer visiting his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Marion Watts, has re-
turned to his home in Roanoke. Va.
Miss Mamie Allen, who has been visiting
friends at the University of Virginia, has
returned to the city.
Miss Charlie Cameron. of Staunton, was
The guest OF Mrs. F. j. Wyatt day or two
his week.-AlleghanyS Sentinel.
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Hidebrand, of Annex, Au-
,usta county, is on visit to her father, d.
Heatwole of that place of Bridgewater.
Rev. A. o. Armstrong has been in the
ity for some days. He preached in the
dethOdist church whilst here.
Mr.. Edward Berkeley, of Thurmond, W.
Ia, son of Capt. F. d. Berkeley, has been
4 the city several days. {
Mr.. Thomas P. Grasty, of the Manufac-
acturers' Record, was caller at this Office
his week. His family is in the city.
Mrs. John S. Guy, of Deerfeld. who has :
cen visiting her sister, Mrs. Moon near
Albemarle county, has returned
} her home, much improved in health. :,
DR.. z. W. Rodgers, of this city, has been =
ppointed member of the Board of Medi- a
Il Examiners for this district by Governor d
yler.
Mrs. Henry A. Walker and little daugh- CT
+ have gone to Baltimore to visit Mrs Dr. p
undley, Mrs. Walkers sister and will be n
,ne for fortnight or more.
Mrs. w. NJ Baker and Mrs Fannie Tame
IL are in Washington on visit to Mrs. W
ere as delegate from Indian Territory. it
Misses Julia 0. and Nj. Jay Dangerfield, u
Kentucky who have been visiting Miss Ii
ason on W. Frederick street, have gone to W
,Xington. Va.
Rev. Geo. ". Finley, d. D., pastor of th
mixing Spring church, preached in the nj
rst Presbyterian church of this city on by
nday afternoon the annual sermon before M
OneWall jackson Camp. W
ct meeting held Monday night the "i
,yal Arch chapter of Lexington Masons &c
itiated four candidates. The following IL
sitting Masons were present: Rev. F. j. VI
J. Howard Wayt, Jacob Bum II,
rdner and E. NJ. Cushing of Stanton, and " "
W. Tribbett of Spottswood. NJ