Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-05-12
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Miss May Miller is in Lynchburg visiting
relatives.
Miss Lucy Van Lear. of the Long Glade
is visiting friends in the city.
Clifford Hite is under treatment of a spe
cialist in Baltimore for rheumatism.
Hon. A. F. Withrow was in the city this
week.
is Craig and wife. of Goshen, were il
I thecity Monday.
Hon. Jacob Yost returned to Washington
Monday.
James Young, OF Norfolk, has been on 6
visit to his sister, Mrs. Edward Echols.
III Miss Eva Bowcock of Charlottesville, i:
the guest of Miss Fannie Kinney
Miss Annie Livick has returned to the
Valley Home Seminary.
Mrs. A. R. Sydnor is on visit to her par.
ents in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. o. e.. Huffman, private secretary tc
Judge Crumpacker, of Illinois, has been in
the city for several days.
Capt Il. W. Henry and Mrs. Henry left
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DR.. Henry, practicing his profession there.
Mrs. E. S. Sublett and daughter re-
turned Friday evening from Roanoke, where
they have been visiting.
Mr.. Chas. Hartman. of Clifton Forge, was
inthe city this week visiting his father,
Capt Lewis Hartman.
Hon. H. D. Flood, who is candidate for
Congress in this district, was in the city
last week looking after his fences.
Mrs. Frank Clemmer from near Middle
brook, has been visiting her father, Col. +.
B. Hogshead.
| Joseph w. Button, clerk of the Senate was
in the county, in the Interest of II. d. Flood
for congress this week.
Rev. F. j. Prettyman has gone to Balti-
more to attend the Methodist General Con-
| ference.
R. S. Kerr, of Pocahontas county, is one
of the graduates of the " est Point Military
Academy He graduated fifth in his class.
Rev. j. J. Crickenberger, who has been
living in this county, has reached Green
brier, where he will reside in future.
Haywood T. Bayliss, past noble grand OF
Lewiston Lodge No. ISL, has gone to Peters
burg to attend the annual meeting of Odd
Fellows.
Miss Mary White, of Savannah. Ga, who
is teaching at Mrs. Winston's school in
Waynesboro. has been the guest Of Mrs. Z.
B. Lipscomb.
MIR. o. h. P. Cornell, who has been chief
engineer of the Chesapeake & Western Rail
way, has resigned, and MIA P. Tolliver
has been appointed in his place.
Kirke Snyder, of Clifton Forge, who has
been i'll with pneumonia for several weeks,
is almost we'll and last week spent several
days in the city.
Mr.. Waiter E. Beard, of Newport in this
county, and his younger brother called at
this Office Monday, on their way to Mt. Sid
ney to attend the Normal Institute to be
held there.
H. NJ. Peace, young machinist in the
employ of B. F. Stockton & Bro. mashed
his hand quite badly on Thursday. While
it is not very serious it will prevent him
from working for several days.
Col E. E. Stickley, of Woodstock. was In
the city Thursday and Friday to attend an
executive committee meeting at the Western
State Hospital.
Dir. Willard II. Crawford, son OF the late
Col. Samuel Crawford and brother of Mrs.
c. A. Roller of this city and Chas. A. CraW-
ford of Mt Meridian, was on the Boston in
4 1, 10 Of a a a
geon.
Mr.. b. N. Yeager, of Pocahontas county.
who is the right of way agent OF the Green
brier Valley Railway, has been in the city
several days on business. Whilst here he
visited Mr.. A. II. Shuey at Fishersville,
| whose wife is sister Of Mr.. Yeager's wife.
w. G. Feamster, son of Mr.. Thomas l..
Feamster of Lewisburg, W. Va, who is
with the Southern Railway at Salisbury,
N. G., was married on Thursday last to
Miss Maud Beard of that city.
| Mr.. Scott Bickel and Miss Mamie Kirk
| patrick were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Saml Kirkpa-
trick, ESQ, in Anthony's Creek district,
Greenbrier county on Thursday, April 21st
Rev. A. e. Hamill officiating. Miss Kirk
patrick has many relatives living in Angus
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Mr.. A. e. BraxtoD, who has been in
| Quincy, Illinois, and st Louis and Chicago
on legal business, returned home Saturday
night. Whilst away Mr.. Braxton argued a
very important and legally Intricate case at
Quincy, and if the statements in the papers
are proper index, made most favorable
impression on the bench and bar there. He
won the case, though an appeal will GER
tainly follow.
DR.. Geo. H. Eyster, Of Baltimore, who
was on his way home and who wanted to
get sound democratic paper, as he stated,
called at this office on Tuesday and filled
the bill by subscribing to the SPECTATOR.
DR.. Eyster has two farms in this county one
near ChurchvIlle and one about three miles
from Staunton on both of which he has
large orchards of apples and peaches. He
showed US some limbs of peach trees from
his Churchville farm which were laden
with peaches. On the other farm the peach.
es were killed. He has on both about 5000
peach trees. Mr.. Lightner, who lives or
one of his farms accompanied him.
Ker-McNeIIi.
Capt. Richard S. Ker and Miss Jessie
Shepherd McNeill daughter of Mr.. Geo
, P. Mcneil of this city, were married at the
, First Presbyterian church yesterday morn
t ing at 9 o'clock. There were no cards
: Capt Ker is a lawyer of brilliant attain