Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-08-10
PERSONAL.

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James G. Lushbaugh, of Springfield,
Ohio, is visiting at the home OF John
M. Carroll, On Frederick street.
Lewis L. Brown, wife and baby and
Mrs. S. B. Brown, ST., of Fort Valley,
Ca, are guests of A. s. Lara.
Thos. s. Childs and wife, of New
port News, are visiting in the county.
having come here to escape the yellow
| fever.
M. b. Eutsler, of Augusta county,
passed through the city yesterday Ell
route to Martinsville to visit friends
Roanoke Word.
J. E. Bass, of Caperton, w. Va,
spent last Friday and Saturday in
Staunton.
| Mrs. j. P. Henderson and children
have returned home from their visit to
Albemarle county.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Ganaway, of
Lynchburg, are visiting at the home
of Chas. w. Miller.
r. G.. Blair, of Moscow, was in the
city Monday. and while here called On
HE SPECTATOR.
Mrs. W. H. Coiner. of Fredericks-
| burg, is visiting at the home OF Mrs.
John W. Bryan.
Geo. Z. Pace, of Richmond, accom-
panied by his two children, Miss Lii
liam and Roy, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Fanny McCue.
o. E. Ruffner, of Manassas, repre-
senting the Southern Magazine, was
in the city this week in the interest OF
that valuable publication.
Capt. G. G. Gooch was in the city
Tuesday. having come over from
Clarksburg, where he is engaged In
building railroad.
Governor J. Hoge Tyler was in the
city last Thursday and while here was
called upon by anumber of his friends
in both the county and city.
Mrs. George o. Green and children
have returned to their home in this
city, after a visit Of month to friends
and relatives in Patrick county.
Miss Ellen Tanner, of Richmond,
who has been visiting her brother,
Charles Tanner, in this city, returned
home last Friday.
Senator John w. Daniel was pas
senger on the 2:30 q. & o. train last
Saturday, en- route to Lynchburg from
the Hot Springs.
John S. Richey, of Ft. Defiance,
whose many friends desire to see
for tho TapialafurQ WAS in
the city Saturday.
Lieut. Governor Edward Echols and
wife returned last Saturday from the
Hot Springs, where Mr.. Echois had
been attending the Bar Association.
Mrs. Helen Donelly, OF Texas, who
has been on visit TO friends In this
city, left for home Saturday, by way
of Bedford City.
Prof. VIM. A. Bowles, of the school
for the Deaf and Blind at Stanton, is
a guest OF MIR j. II. Lindsay at Red
misunderstanding Progress.
Miss Jessie McLahan. of Green Cas-
tie, Penn, who has been the grest of
home last week.
E. Butler Burke, who came from his
home in Washington TO attend the
funeral of his brother, L. j. Burke,
has returned home.
Mrs. M. s. Whitaker and daugh-
tiers, the Misses Whit aker, of New
Orleans, and Mrs. l.. G. Saunders. OF
Newport News, ale at Augusta
Springs, the guests OF Dr. Patreson.
Miss Eliza H. Kinney, of Richmond,
who arrived in the city on Tuesday to
attend the funeral of her sister, MIS-.
| Richardson,is the guest of her brother
in-law, Maj. H. NJ. Bell.
| Miss Eleanor johnson, has returned
| to her home in Frederick, Md, after a
pleasant visit to friends in this city.
While here Miss johnson was the guest
of Miss Sallie Fauntleroy.
Rev. J. N. Vandeyanter, of Fort
Defiance, spent day OF two OF the
past week at the Hot Springs, where
he assisted in the organization OF a
Presbyter church at that point.
| Morgan Byrne, Jr., the Superinten-
dent of the city water works, has pur'
chased a splendid horse and buggy to
be used in the prosecution of his
duties.
Rev. M. L. Wood, pastor of the
Staunton Baptist church, is in Han.
over county assisting in protracted
meeting. On last Sunday his pulpit
was most acceptably filled by DR.
Thomas Hume.
Captain J. II. Waters, Staunton's eff
ficient chief of police. left Monday fol-
New Jersey, his native home, to spend
, his vacation. During his absence
Policeman Simpson will fill the cap
tain 5 position.
Fl Mr.. w. FL. Henderson, the efficient
agent of the G. s. 0. at SWoope, to
g gether with his family is spending {
2 few days vacation with his brother
. Mr.. e. Il. Henderson, in the count,
J.. near this city.
! James T. Swisher, of Pond Gap, wa
ia the city Monday. He informed u
S that Oh Saturday he had the misfor
r tune 70 lose valuable COW. The ami
NAL broke one of it's legs and had t.
be killed.
The Great Wallace Shows offer
CudJlSDSO VI &1V,OOO w PAONNOS -
+ equal of the Nelson Family of acrobats
e and the Pittsburg Chronicle assert
- that this will never he taken, as tn
world don't contain another such fan
lily.
81 J. P. Shreckhise, OF this city, ha
u disposed of his business interests
- Waynesboro and will engage in buSl
70 ness in this city, as well as continu
- his profession as an "angel OF con
y merce."
L. W. M. Taylor, who has held the pt
r. sition of night clerk at the Gladys I'M
<, at Clifton Forge, for the past tW
a. years, rendered his resignation la'
a week to accept more lucrative pos
ton with the Rich Patch Iron Con
"a pany. Mr.. Taylor is well and favo
~ ably known in this city and his frlen(
Nv are glad to hear of his success.
v, j. G. Bishop, of Staunton, spent tt
on week here on business.-Lynn Sulle
T. berger left Wednesday for Staunto
on xuhoro bo has accapted DOSjtiOn wit