Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-10-20

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Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey. of Churc
vile, spent Monday in the city. :
Hugh Sproulleft Monday evening OH
= business trip to Fire Creek, W. Va.
Will Patterson returned Saturday
= bis home at Iron Gate. :
. A. P. Anderson, of the county, ".
:. in the city Saturday.
3 Mrs. E. 6. Pendleton, of August
3 Springs, was in the city Saturday.
8 L. H. Stephenson, of Highland, wen
B down to Harrisonburg last week. I
& Mrs. Richard A. Fauver left SatuI
z day for visit to friends in Fairfield.
Il r. Frank Wallace and wife, o
Stuart's Draft, were in the city Satur
day.
II Mrs. R. L. Condor and Miss Mimi,
Condon arrived in the city last weel
from Baltimore, >a.,.
L. B. Sibert. who has been visiting IL
. the city for several days, has returned te
9 his home in Goshen.
r Miss Florence Ide, who has been Wis.
5 itlng in Richmond for some time, re.
turned to the city Saturday.
Frank T. Holt left Monday
morning for the north, where ne goes to
purchase Christmas goods.
Miss Sue Peyton Kent, of Wytheville,
arrived in the city last week and is
the guest of Judge Geo. NJ. Harrison.
i Miss Johnson, who has been visiting
i friends, in the city, left Tuesday for
her home in Roanoke.
Frank Powell arrived in the city
Tuesday from Baltimore, to spend few
days.
| Chas. F. lesser, who has been visiting
in the city, left Tuesday for Newport
News.
T. G. Bowling returned to his home
last Tuesday after visiting in Pittsburg
and Baltimore.
Miss Evelyn Chare, who has been
visiting in Waynesboro. left for Char
lottesville on Monday.
: Mrs. Frank Brooke, Of Folly Mills,
who has been visiting in town, returned
to bar rackordo~
Mrs. Villa Hamilton, offspring Farm,
Who has been critically i'll, is slowly re.
covering.
s" Miss Garry Barton, who has been visit
ing at DR.. B. n. Atkinson's, left yester-
day for her home in Kernstown. :
Miss Mamie 8. Beard, of Slower, is
now engaged in making off the Asses {
sor's books for North River district.
Roger Young, who has been sick with {
lever for some time, was well enough {
yesterday to go out driving. y
Miss Frances 1. Sterrett, who has !
been visiting relatives in Charleston
Ind Buffalo, w. Va, has returned to =
Ter home at IrwinwOod.
Mrs. Warren Case and two children, f
Who have been visiting for some time at
;apt. Jas. Bumgardner's,l left yesterday q
or their home in Jacksonville. Ill. e
Miss Matte Young, who has been
1isiting friends in Richmond for some
line, returned Tuesday to her home y .
n West End. u
Tom Butler, who has been baking for r
5arkman 6 Brooks lately, left Tuesday Z,
or Lynchburg, where he has accepted r;
similar position with 8. A. Boyd. o.
W. E. Tribbetr, OF Spottswood, stop
ed in town last night, on his, way IL
ONE from Pittsburg. = = n
Mr.. J. Chas Mohler, of Lock, Seven, h,
Y. Va, arrived here this morning: on m
10. 2, and is spendinga few days at his q,
'ldhome uear Mt. Scion. q,
John Geiger came up from Hampden- W
idney, where he is attending college, bl
, spend few days with his parents W
ear the city. de
Will Summerson left Saturday, after Ia
months visit to his parents near the ~
ty, for New York, where he is en-
loyed by the Weber Railway Joint Co. =
Miss Gazell Hundley, of Essex, ar pc
we'd In the city last Saturday on her al
ay to StuArt's Draft where she will or
zach in the Van Lear school. : be
Rev. Mr.. Ewing, OF; the U. B. Church, nc
hose home is in Churchville, has been We
Dry ill with typhoid fever, but at last WI
counts was slightly improved.
Mrs. Robert Rinker and children, Of
'ar Mt. Jackson, Va, are the guests Of
r. B. F. Smith, near Adlai, in this WI
'unty. tn
David Smith, OF Slower, who was oe
me days ago reported to have typhoid
yer, Is improving and will now recov- III
/. but his brother-in-law, John Zim- W
erman, OF the same neighborhood, has in'
ken it and is very sick. tel
ed
Mrs. Jennie Baber and daughter. Ida, ins
It Staunton last week for Balti- Tai
ore, where they will make their fu- IN.
re home. Mrs. c. E. VanPelt &C. tb,
mpanisd them and will remain with tbe
en 'non'u' fac
Capt. j. E. Fitz, one of the oldest and me
'st popular passenger conductors on ha
c. q o. railway, is very i'll with da
lights disease at his home in Rich. the
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