Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-06-09

Bishop Whittle is In the city to attend thu
council of the Episcopal church.
/ .AMajor James Il. Dooley and Mrs. DooleY
who have been visiting Maj. T. Z. Elder
have returned to Richmond.
Mrs. Sallie Poague of the Western STATE
Hospital, who has been visiting at NORTH
Garden, is again at her post.
Mrs. S. W. Sellers of Roanoke, is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. L. A. Boone and Mrs. NJ.
| f. Terrell, in this city.
Miss Ginx Lackey who has been teach
ing at Como, Miss. has returned to her home
at Messy Creek.
Mr.. Charles Christian, of Lantz Mills
Va, who has been visiting hisfriends in the
city, returned to her home yesterday.
Capt. Thomas S. Doyle, late Consul to
Beirut, Syria, has reached this country, and
is now spending few days with his friend.
Capt Mushbach in Alexandria.
DR.. Southall. Superintendent of Public
Instruction, is in the city attending the meet
ing of Board of the Va. School for the Deaf
and the Blind.
Horace S. Peck, quartermaster sergeant
of Co B lst Rhode Island Volunteers, now
stationed at Falls Church, spent Sunday
with his parents at Montgomery Hall"
Miss Charlesie Hartman, daughter of Mrs.
e. K. T. Hartman, and niece of Mrs. Sam'l
Forrer, of Messy Creek, is afull graduate
of Hollins Institute this year.
Mrs. Ella B. Templeman of Baltimore,
bought from VIM. b. Compton, last week,
she ''Strayer property" on Bank street in
the town of Bridgewater.
Mr.. Geo. A. Revercomb of Allegheny,
was in the city on Saturday last returning
from visit to the A. M. Academy, where
he was at one time a student.
j. W. Kirkland and wife, who have been
spending several days at the Kalorama, left
Monday for Washington, where Mr.. Kirk
land is connected with the war department.
Holmes Fowle, of Raleigh. N. g., has
been in the city. He now holds the execu-
tive clerkship to the Governor of North
Carolina.
NJ. L. Bell has instructions from Lieut..
Charles P. Hartman to recruit % to 80 men
for his company in the 3rd regiment and
bring them to Jacksonville.
Miss Bessie Young reached Staunton Sum-
day morning. from jackson, La, where she
taught art and physical culture for the past
session in the East Feliciana Institute.
Prof. II. M. Chamberlayne leaves today
to spend the summer at his old home in
county. He will be accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. T..W. Davis.
who will spend two weeks with her brother.
Maurice Berkeley spent Sunday in Rich
mond with his father, Capt. Frank Berkeley
at the Old Dominion Hospital. The condi-
ton of Capt B. whose leg was amputated
some days ago, is believed to be improved.
Miss Belle Mcdowell, accompanied by
her brother, j. Harvey Mcdowell of Wash
ington, returned from New York and Wash
ington Saturday evening, and were the
guests OF Dr. Frank M. Hanger.
Geo. q. McGlivray left last Monday for
w. Va. to adjust heavy fire
loss of the Harvey Coal campany of which
W. W. McGuffin is secretary. The insur-
ance was placed through. R. Taylor, Jr.
& Co. OF this city.
Mr.. Rae S. Dorset of the Washington
Post, was caller at this Office this week.
Mr.. Dorsett is placing the Century DictiOn-
airy and Cyclop@dia, certain number of
copies of which have been undertaken to be
placed by the Post.
Mrs. g. s. Crawford, who has been for
about twenty six years connected with the
Mary Baldwin Seminary, has served her
connection with that institution and has
taken rooms at the residence of Mrs. j. r.
Paris in this city. She left Monday to visit
her sons in ILL.,, j. Barley at Monica and
Alfred S. at Galesburg.