Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-10-13
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II. V. Strayer, of Harrisonburg, Wa
in the city this week On business.
, j. L. Beck left Tuesday Oh a bus
ness trip to Richmond
Rev. A. H. Hamilton, of Steele's Tf
vern, spent Tuesday in the city.
Meredith Hogshead, of Middlebrool
wcs in the city Tuesday.
J. H. Alexander left yesterday fo
Washington.
Rev. J. N. VanDevanter, of Fit. DE
fiance, was in the city this week.
! Miss Bessie F. Delbridge, of Staun
ton, is the guest of Miss Maude Blunt
I-Richmond Dispatch.
Rev. w. E. Rollins. of Covington, as
sisted in the serviceT at Trinity Episco
pal church Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, who has beef
visiting her home in Berryville, return
ed to the city last week.
Ro. w. Burke and wife, of this city
are registered at the Metropolitan il
Washington.
Misses Fannie, Mary and Matte Chris
tian, of Greenville, were in the cit,
Tuesday,
R. M. Guy, who has been visiting bis
sister, Mrs. J. E. Bell, in Lewisburg, W
Va, for a few days, is again at home.
L. H. Stephenson, prominent attor.
ney of Highland county, spent Tues
day in Staunton.
Mrs. L. E. Pugh and daughter, Miss
Maud, of Waynesboro. were registered
at the Palmer House Tuesday.
J. B. Stephenson, of Harrisonburg.
was in the city this week on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. George A. Wilfong, CT Mellow
ell, Highland county, was in the city
this week on business.
Mrs. T. P. Terrill and daughters,
Bessie and Ruth. of st. Adams, w. Va,
arrived in the city last week and are
the guests of Mrs. L. NJ. Porter.
Judge J. M. Quarles willleave Monday
for Botetourt county to look alter his
interests. He will spoke at Fincastle
Tuesday, it being county court day.
Rev. R. G. Gilmore, pastor of tie
Third Presbyterian church, commenced
a prosracted meeting at Folly Mills
Sunday night, to continue ten days.
Miss James, of the Gladstone Hotel
in Norfolk, who has been visiting Mrs.
DOugherty at the EakIeton, left Tues
day for her home.
Mrs. Edward Echols, Misses Evelyn
and May Young and Miss Agnes Miller,
left Tuesday for New York on a pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. Rosalie Whittle and daughter,
Rosalie, who have been on visit to
returned on Tuesday af-
noon.
Miss Mary Funkhouser has returned
home from visit of fort
night to her sister, Mrs. Ferguson, at
Roanoke.
Stuart Rodgers, who has been in the
employ of the managers of the Sweet
Chalybeate Springs. is at his home again
at Basic City.
Lieutenant W. J. Perry, who has
been in Baltimore for some days having
his eyes treated, returned home Tues
day.
Captain J. E. B. Stuart has come to
Richmond from the South, where he
las been with the army, and is sick with
typhoid fever.
Lieutenant Horace Peck, of Company
B First Rhode Island, reached Mont
gomery Hall, the home of his father
near the city, Tuesday, where he will
remain for some time on furlough.
Charles T. Sweet and H. 7. Pole, of |
Bath county, were in the city Fri
lay. They had with them valuable |
horse, which when last purchased cost |
$4,000.
Miss Louise Calfel, of Basic City,
Who has been visiting A. Lynn King
or some time past, left Sunday for
Ter home. Miss CalfeI became quite
,opular while in the city.
Mr.. John NJ. Carroll, assistant secre.
AIRY Of the National Building and Loan
Association of Staunton, left Tuesday
morning for Monterey, Highland coun-
~, on business for his company.
Roland Wood, who it was thought
vas fatally hurt few weeks ago when
un over by fertilizer wagon, has so
ar improved as to be able to walk
lbout. He has been down the street as
ar as Main and is to all appearances
getting along finely.
Cards have been received here an
the marriage in Norfolk, on
Tuesday last, of Miss Daisy W. Hoge |
% Walter D. Nye. The bride is a sis
5er-in law of Rev. M. L. Wood, and |
Mrs. c. o. Herring received a tele-
gram Saturday stating that her neice,
Miss Robbie Wash, died at 11:45 o'clock
yesterday at her fathers home in Rich
nond. This is the third daughter Mrs.
W ash has buried in the last eighteen |
months.
Col. VIM. A. Anderson. of Lexington,
s in the city. He predicts that r.
Fulwiler, of Botetourt, will be theRepub-
lean nominee for the senate and says he
s very aggressive and has already
begun his plans of campaign by regis
;ering negroes and organizing the party.
ae does not predict the Democratic
nominee.
Geo. W. Magee, of Waynesboro, was
in the CITY this week Mr. Mapee came