Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-24
Personal.

MI. ID. y. TinSley left Saturday for Johl
hopkins Hospital for medical treatment.
Jas. R. Taylor, Jr.. has gone on bus
ness trip to New York.
Hon. Geo. M. Harrison, of the Suprem
Court, is in town for few days.
Charles A. Dixon and wife have been i
Washington on pleasure trip.
II Misses Mamie Powell Mccormick. O
= Berryville, is visiting the Misses Ransom.
& j. Baldwin Ransom has returned fror
3 Philadelphia, where he has been on lega
Q business.
Miss Fairy McClaiD, of Harrisonburg
x VINO was the guest of her aunt, Miss JOSH
McGlain, left last Friday for Baltimore.
) Miss leila Asst is ON visit to her sister
Mrs. Wilmur Ii. Paine at Petersburg, Va.
where she will spend month or more
d. Sheffey Lewis. the editor of the Harri
I sonburg Spirit of the Valley. passed through
, the city last week, on his way to Richmond
Mrs. Saml. G. Brown. of Swoope, has
been spending few days with her brother,
3. +. Gllkeson, near Greenville
Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss left Tuesday for Bos-
ton to attend meeting of the Gauley River
Coal Co.
Miss Daisy Mann, who was taken to a
baltimore hospital several days ago, is re.
ported much improved.
MI. Rattle, an expert from the Illinois
steel Company, is in the county looking at
mineral properties in this section.
Hon. William L. Wilson, president of
| washington and Lee University, spent Sun
day in the city.
Mrs. VIM. Hastings Greene and her young
son, Peyton William, left last week for
Washington, ID. e., where they will visit
| relatives.
Miss Alice McCurdy, of Greencastle, Pa,
is visiting at the residence of Mrs. J. H.
Boward. near Churchville, Mr.. Boward is
her uncle.
Mr.. j. Fl. Hidy, of Craigsville, left yes
terday for six weeks visit to Hot Springs, |
Arkansas. He will also spend some time
in Texas, before returning here.
Mr.. u. q. Daniel, who has been residing |
for some years at Summerdean, has moved |
the Ferrol neighborhood
George A. Overdorf, secretary, and dele
gate, j. A. Alexander of the Y. M. q. A..
have returned from Lynchburg, where they
went to attend the Y NJ e. A. convention.
Prof. j. II. Bader has gone to Chattanooga
to attend the conference of superintendent
of the United States He will be absent
this week.
Hon. j. Yost and wife returned to Wash
tngton Tuesday. They have been at home
Ior ten days, where they have boen held by
stubborn colds.
Mrs. McCambridge, wife of JAS MCCAIN
bridge of the Virginia School for the Deaf )
md the Blind, received fall at her home
IN Monday, which resulted in rather pain
ul injury.
Mrs. Mary Lightner is putting up neat i
md comfortable dwelling on the land re- h
emily purchased by her from Mrs. Stogdall a
lear Swoope. which house she expects to Fl
ccupy early in the spring. $
Mr.. W. l.. Mauzy. of McGaheysyiIle, d
rother of Albert q. Mauzy, whose death S,
oSAiAo'1iSA SioCN LClO Hdo III bli6 ClIA Oil
londay last and left for his ONE Tuesday d.
forming. N
Mr.. Charles Parker, of Bath county, for OF
lerly OF this city, was in the city several al
avs within the last week. He came to
ring the sad news of the death of Miss Vir- al
mia Abby After visit to relatives, he ci
,turned home Tuesday. u
Mr.. harry B. Hanger, formerly of this III
'unty, but now of Richmond, KY, has re- r,
Irned from Central America with the par
of engineers and contractors, who went W W
lere some weeks ago, to report of the prac- =,
cability of binding the Panama Canal. Va Va
g was In this city last week en- route home l"
I'd took Mrs. Hanger, his mother with him
II visit Of some weeks. w
FL. s. Radcliffe, who for three years past ~
is boon general manager Of the National ho
alldlng and Loan Company of this city, do
Gently resigned that position to accept the
neral agency for Virginia of the Sun Life
Company OF Canada, one of he
andard old line companies. Mr.. Rad
ffe'S offices are in the Farmers and Mer. thu
ants bank building. yo
Mrs. j. E. B. Stuart and Mrs. q. Il. Har- Al
on representative the Virginia Female
stitute. Miss Ii. II. Davies of the Mary vi
ldwin Seminary. and Hugh NJ. McIlhany, uie
., OF Washington and Lee University left tht
onday evening on Chesapeake and Ohio n7
}. to attend the third convention of the o'a
ldent volunteer movemant for foro;nn AM
ssion. There will be over 900 delegates ael
I'M the United States and Canada and al sh'
'st every foreign missionary field. 1t M
IL be in session at Cleveland, from the io'
d to 9th inclusive. ao'
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