Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-09-07
PERSONAL.

III the city Tuesday On business.
the Donald Allen and son left last SAT
ase day for Kansas City.
Mrs. A. A. Grubert has returned frc
in an extended visit to Millboro.
err ,,.,.
Miss Ellie Vaughan, of Roanoke,
visiting Miss Mary Morton.
ia Mrs. DR.. A. M. Henkel has returne
~ from Orkney Springs.
Miss Dabney, of Washington, is th
guest OF Mrs. John Kavanugh.
r. L. 5. Zirkle, of the Boston Variet
of store, spent the past week up Mort
purchasing goods for his store.
s- Miss Sallie c. Roller, of Stanton, i
n visiting her aunt, Mrs, j. F. Elliott
m OF this ty.-CharlOttesville Progress
Guy Cochran, of Baltimore, was il
the city this week, returning HON,
% Tuesday.
,e James H. Woodward and wife left
,r Tuesday for Philadelphia and Other
northern cities
,e Mrs. DR.. Frank M. Hanger and chill
n dren have returned home from a pleas
% ant visit to Fishersville.
VI John N. Hite, of Moffett's Creek.
was pleasant caller at THE SPECTA.
O TOR office on Tuesday.
!: Polk Miller, of Richmond. was iu The
city this week, having come up to fill
: two engagements in the county.
J. Miss n ettie Leftwich has returned
from King William county, where she
spent her vacation.
Mrs. w. w. Gibbs, of New York. is
: visiting relatives in Staunton and
| vicinity.
, DIR. J. 2. Hyde, of Winchester, spent
day or two of the past week in Staun-
ton.
4 Prof. b. M. Chamberlayne has re-
turned to the city from visit to Bear
Lithia Springs.
| Mrs. Joseph Anderson and two
daughters, of Front Royal, are visit
ing Mrs. Henry Hyer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Demastus. of
MiddlebrOok, were in the city Monday
and were among the many callers at
THE SPECTATOR office.
Dr. w. 1t. Starr, pastor of Broad |
Street Methodist church, Richmond, |
has been elected president of Randolph |
Macon College.
u Mrs. John Crosby and children, of |
Richmond, have returned home, after
| pleasant visit to Mrs. Crosby's faith
er, VIM. A. Burnett.
Mrs J. T. Stevenson, of Atlanta.
daughter of Judge Chas. Grattan, who
has been visiting here, left last week
for home.
Rev. John 8. Alfriend and family
have returned to their home in Pulaski
City, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. R.
Fl. Mason.
Major James III. Dooley and wife, of
Richmond, are guests of DR.. B. Nj.
Atkinson and wife on South Lewis
street.
Turner K. Hackman, Charles Curry
and Fitzhugh Elder, of this city, at ]
Ill
week at Covington. Is
Rev. d. z. Junkin, of Mt. Meridian, |
pastor of Mt. Horeb PRESBYTERIAN II
church, was in the city Monday, and |
while here paid THE SPECTATOR a
pleasant call.
Policeman John G. Fretwell spent !
part of last week ia Highland county,
where his family had been for some G
time and returned with them On
Thursday.
Misses Jane and Tidy Stanard,
OF Richmond, were in the city the past I,
week, having stopped off here on their
way home from Goshen to visit Mr.. /,
and Mrs G. o. Herring.
Justice s. T. Alexander, of Basic I
City, was in the city Tuesday. He in
formed us that in short while be I
thought all the industries in Basic
would be running on full time.
Prof. J. H. Bader has returned to v
the city from his vacation spent IN a
Rockingham county, and is getting c
things in shape for the opening of the !
public schools, of which he is the SUI
perintendent. lib
Captain John McQuaide, whose ILL
ness has been noted In these columns,
is still confined to his home, his condi-
ton not being sufficiently improved to C
permit his going about. "
MI. Thomas l. Hyde, a former resi- t
dent OF this county, but now residing il
at Stuart's Draft, Augusta county, was il
visiting friends in this neighborhood v
last week.-Bath Enterprise. e
W. I. Buck. of Vliets, Kansas, was +
in the city Tuesday en- route to his old 9
home at Mt. Scion, to visit his moth C
er, who is i'll. MIR. Buck left Augusta a
In 1885 and be informs US that he has r
prospered in his new home S
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooke celebrat-
ed their silver wedding one day last I
week at their hospirable home. Dur =
ing the day many friends called and =
the occasion was one of much pleas y
ure.
Messrs. ]. Mason Miller, of Staup- T.
ton, and G. 81. Caperton, of Fire Creek,
were guests at Gladys Inn Tuesday
last. They came to attend the confer. 7
ence of coal men held here that day. G
Clifton Forge Review. a
L G. Dawson, OF the American Stock Il
Company, this city, who has beer !,
spending the summer in Germany. has
returned home much benefited in =,
health and otherwise by his trip across II
the big pond. y
Attorney W. d. Kibler, of Charles. t
ton, W. Va. is In the city on his way a
from Philadelphia and Baltimore. s.
where he has been on business connect. u
ed with the Interstate Realty Trust y
Company, of which he is treasurer and IL
counsel.
Miss Calvert Wake returned home a
last week, having scent the summer in fs
the Old country. On her trip to a
Europe Miss Wake was accompanied
by Miss Margaret Warren. of c
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