Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-08-25
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Miss Jenkins. of New York, is visit
ing Miss Bessie Baker.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher left Saturday
on a visit to Pulaski City.
J. M. Cease and wife of Richmond, art
in the city visiting relatives and friends
Miss Stella Hewitt is spending a
month in Waynesboro.
w. F. Lushbaugh left Sunday for
Newport News. after a visit to rela
tives in this city.
Capt. Chas. s. Arnall of Atlanta, Ga,
after visit OF some time to his brother
| Samuel Arnall, has returned home.
Rev. H. F. Scheele left yesterday fol
Madison, Virginia, to attend the annual
Synod of the Lutheran church.
Joseph Barth left yesterday for Bal.
timore and New York to purchase his
fall and winter stock.
Rev. G. A Freed and NJ. L. Arehart,
of the county, left yesterday to attend
the Lutheran Synod.
WIN. G.. Kable, Jr., now located in
New York, is on visit to his father,
Capt. Kable.
Miss Ethel Dickinson. who has been
on an extended visit in the north, has
returned home.
Major Marshall Hanger is at home
from White Sulphur, where he has
been spending some weeks.
Lieutenant Carter Braxton, Co. K,
end, Va. Regiment, will reach the city
tonight, on two weeks furlough.
Taylor Blackford, Wallace McFar-
land, Edward Wayman and George
to Black Rock Springs.
G.. A. Lightner, of Lone Fountain,
advertised in the SPECTATOR last week
for SOW which had strayed. The
notice soon brought information of the
SOW.
Hon. Marshall Nc ormick, of Berry
vile, who has been in Staunton for
several days, left for his home yester-
day. ~
DR.. Jas. H. Hnrris, one of the most
prominent dentists of Baltimore, was In
the city Monday amongst his friends.
He is a native Of this county.
Mrs. JOS Caldwell and son, OF Au-
gusta county. who had been guests of
Jas. R. Caldwell at Greenbrier Bridge
for the last two weeks, returned home
this week.-Prof. G. E. Young, of
Staunton, was the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John W. Arbuckle, this week.
independent.
Miss Auila Berry, of Kentucky. who
was former pupil at Mrs. Stuart's
school in this city, and has many
friends in the city, is stopping
for a few days at the Hotel Fred
erick in this city.
DR.. Geo. r. Bell, who has been visit
ing his father, DIR. VIM. Bell. of Mt.
left Monday for New York to
resume his duties in an Eye and Ear
Infirmary of that city, where he is
making speciality in the study of
those organs,
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Uniform Rank knights OF Pythians
meets in Indianapolis this week. The
following members of this order in
this city left here Saturday for that
city to attend: Ashby w. Graves, RIB.
Barr, Capt. Vim. Pratt, John Shep
herd, L. n. shbaugh, Il. A. Newman,
Thos. Zirkle, A. Y. Ptipperling, Geo.
Homer Landes, Sylvester
Smith and }. II. Ghittum.
NJ. F. Flory, eldest son of the late
Isaac Flory, whose home was near New
Hope, was in the city Monday. He is
on visit to his brothers, Geo., Daniel
and Samuel, and this is the first visit he
has paid his native county and friends for
Is years. He now lives at Athens, near
Chattanooga, Tenn He has his wife
with him, and they will spend several
weeks.
Prof. John l.. Hall, teacher of Eng
fish branches, History and Literature
in William and Mary College, who is
spending the summer at Variety.
was in the city Monday. He is much
interested in bringing to the attention
of the young men of Staunton and
Augusta the advantage and oppcrtu-
nifty offered to those who are seeking
classical educations of obtaining
scholarships at William and Mary.