Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-03
Personal.

John B. CLARK, of Greenville, was III the
city Monday.
Mrs. W. W. King is visiting in Washing
ton.
e. L. johnson left Tuesday for Union, W.
| Va, on an extended business trip.
Mrs. E. s. Swecker, of Messy Greek, is
visiting friends at New Market and Luray.
Mr.. H. V. Strayer, of Harrsonburg, was
in the city on Monday last.
| Miss Emma Smith, of Richmond. is the
guest of Miss Bessie Tanner, on West Fred
erick street.
| Isidore Cohen has gone to Baltimore to
buy his line of mems clothing and furnish
ing goods and hats.
| Mr.. Henry Lchliter, an expert compost
tor, has gone to Charlottesville to accept a
situation.
Miss Lewis, who has been visiting the
Misses Catlett, has returned to her New Jer-
sey home.
Fitzhugh Elder has returned from Balti-
more, whittier he went to attend the Duffy
Sans wedding.
Geo. P. Mcneil, and Miss Katie and little
George left Monday morning on visit to
North Carolina.
| Mrs. j. II. Baker, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, RETURN
ed to her home in Clifton Forge Monday.
j. A Wise has gone to Waynesboro. Penn
sylvania and will be absent several days on
business.
| Mrs. Kate Kilby West, of Roanoke, is in
town. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry
Holiday, on West Frederick street.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Dupuy, who has been an
| invalid for many weeks, is now regarded
by her friends as extremely ill.
To visit Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Dooley
at "Maymont," Miss Florence Elder left
| last week for Richmond.
p A. Shelton, of Missouri, arrived few
days ago, on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Shelton at Cave Station.
D. h. Alexander, of this city, has been to
see his mother at Mt. Crawford, who con-
tinues quite i'll.
Mrs. Lucy Ward and Mrs. Bessie Stickley
of the Mt. Crawford neighborhood, are sick
of pneumonia.
Miss Ella e. Weimer has been elected
Principal and Mr.. w. w. King, business
manager of the Mary Baldwin Seminary.
The citizens of Staunton should not for
get that April 2lst is the date set for the
Democratic primary.
Jno. ]. Rock, son of Philip Rock. Esq,
of Fishersville, has entered upon U. s.
Naval Training ship at New PORT. R. l.,
and will take five years course.
Robert W. Burke, President of the Ma
tional Valley Rank, has returned from
Washington City, where he had been spend
ing some days.
Mrs Robert Robertson. of the University
of Virginia, is in the city, being entertained
at the home Of Captain Garrett e.
Gooch.
Rev. Walter Q. Hullihen, Rector of Trim
ity Church, this city. conducted the services
at Emmanuel Episcopal church. Covington
| last Sunday.
Mr.. E. 7. McAllister and Miss Z. Dynard
1 WOlC NuiOtAy AolllCO Al OOfAhEuoh w NuaSo-
day, Goth, and left Immediately for his home
| on JackSou's river.
| Mrs E. K. P. Harmon, of Messy Greek,
Twill spend month or so with friends in
Baltimore. She will visit Washington,
Alexandria, and other cities before her re-
| turn home.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. banner, of Rich
mond, with their children, who have been
guests of Mr.. banners mother near Brook
wood, are in the city, en- route for Rich
mond.
The Clifton Forge Review of last week
amongst other things says: 1t seems to us
that Mr.. Flood is, to use stereotyped poll
.eal expression, "the logical candidate" OF
The party this year.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Hyer, who are
Ion pleasure bent, have left Pasadena. Cal 81.
and are now in Mexico. From Monterey
Mr.. Hyer writes interesting letters descrip-
tive of the habits and homes of the Next
lcans. Mr.. II. was not pleased with the &C
commodations nor the outlook of the place.
He remarks that that is "a free silver coun.
try however" He now ought to visit so9m
sections of gold standard Russia.