Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-10-06
PERSONAL.

E. l.. Houff, Of StonewalI. wss il
the city last Tuesday on business.
Congressman ]. NJ. Quarles spent i
part of this week in Washington.
County Clerk VIM. A. Burnett i
said to be getting along nicely.
| Misses Annie Eakle and Lena Spit
Ter left last Monday for Philadelphia
j Miss Sallie Page is attending schoo
in Brooklyn.
| Sheriff N. G. Watts was in New YorE
a day or two last week.
We can police those who ATTENDED
the Carnival and Fair by saying every
body was in town this week.
John w. Sherman, city editor of the
Roanoke World, was in the city this
week.
H. d. Peck was in Washington this
week attending the Pan Pre- sbyterian
council.
r. s. Van Pelt has returned to
Staunton from the White Sulphur
Springs, where he spent the summer.
L. b. Lickllter, who recently went
from this city to reside in Lynchburg,
is now at home for few days.
Edward Thacker, Of Splitter. has
located at Hot Springs, having left the
first of the week for that place.
Mrs. r. 8. Turk returned home last
Saturday from a pleasant visit to Lew
burg, w. Va.
Mrs. J. s. PiIkey, of Grottoes, was
in the city this week enjoying the Car
nival and greeting friends.
Mrs. r. J. CARRIER, of Stuart's Draft,
Is in the city, the guest of her son, G..
Frank CARRIER.
Rev. Father CASTOR Payne, of Dan
vile, who is we'll and favorably known
here, is visiting friends in the city.
Charles Williams, of Mint Spring,
has secured a position at Clifton Forge,
and has entered upon his duties.
James FL. Lindsay, editor Of the
Charlottesville Progress, was in the
city this week taking in the sights.
T. w. Harris and family, who spent
the summer at Goshen, have returned
to their home In this city.
8. Brown Allen, Heber Ker, Robert
A. Fulwiler and John D. Rodgers, are
attending United States court at Alb
ingdOn this week.
Robert o. Haines, now of Roanoke,
but formerly of this city, is here
shaking hands with his friends and
enjoying the Carnival
W. D. Wine, of Splitter, has decided
to move to the west. He will dispose
of his property here and start west
early next year.
Ro. W. Burke, president of the Ma
tional Valley Bank, and Mrs. Burke
left the first of the week for Washing
ton to spend several days.
w. b. LYMAN left for Washington
the early part of the week to visit rela
tiyes and with the view of engaging in
business in that city.
q. R. Wiseman, Of Moffett's Creek,
was a caller at our Office yesterday. He
had with him a snap bean that meas
ured % inches.
J. OUallaghan. our efficient assist
ant postmaster, is at his past of duty
again after brief trip to Louisville,
Ky.
W. S. HUMPHREYS, manager of the
Vesuvius Plow Works, spent several
days In Staunton this week on bust
meas and pleasure combined.
Dayid 7. Burket and wife, of Spring
Hill, were in the city Tuesday en- route
to Lima, Ohio, to visit their son, who
resides in that town.
W. A. Waters, of New Jersey, WAS
in the city last Friday, the guest Of
his relative, Chief of Police j. h.
Waters.
Miss Eugenia S. Bumgardner has
been appointed sponsor for the Tenth
district to attend the Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans, which meets in
Pulaski City next Wednesday, the
18th.
Mrs. Williams, wife of Rev. J. T..
Williams, who in former years was
pastor of the Staunton Methodist
church, but now located at Keyser.
W. Va, is in the city visiting among
her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wallace. of
Philadelphia, formerly of Craigsville,
were in the city this week on their re
turn home from Charlottesville, where
they attended the wedding of Mrs
| Wallace's mother, Mrs. E. G. Wise, tC
J. P. Jones. Mr.. Wallace is one of the
trusted conductors on the B. & O. run
ming out from Philadelphia.
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