Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-06
PERSONAL.

The Misses Grymes, of Orange, al
Visiting Mrs. DR.. Catlett.
G. M. Baylor, of Snyder, was in tn,
city last Saturday.
G. R. Caldwell and wife are at Swee
Chalybeate Springs.
Z. E. Hedrick, of Newport News, il
visiting friends near Mt. Sidney an(
Mt. Crawford. his former home.
John OFT, of Greenville, is in Cam
den, N. j., visiting his daughter, Mrs
Thos. Reed.
ii Fl. T. Bayliss, of the Fishburnt
Company, left Saturday to spend {
week in Observation-Disclosures World
ii Misses Murrel and Nellie Gentry left
Saturday to spend the vacation with
their father in Lynchburg.
Guy w. Hamilton has graduated
!, from DunsmOre Business College
and is DOW full fledged business man
Miss Lucy Crozier left Saturday fol
Raphine. where she will spend several
weeks with friends.
| Prof. H. M. Chamberlayne, left this
week for Concord, Va, where be will
Ispend several weeks with his son, E.
P. Chamberlayne.
Mrs. A. ID. Sullivan. of Fort Def
ance, accompanied by two sons of Caas.
ICurry left Monday evening for Detroit,
Michigan.
Rev. L. o. Bricker, pastor OF the U.
B. church in this city, left Monday for
Detroit to attend the ChristiOn En-
deayor Convention.
Mrs. Amos Holler, of near Staunton,
left Saturday afternoon to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Eva Holler, near Edin-
burg, where she will spend a few months.
Charles Todd, Frank Denoon, Clar-
| ence Livesay and G. G. Talbird, of
Richmond, spent the 4th with John
w. Todd and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hirsch, of New
York, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Joseph l.. Barth, left
for home last Saturday.
H. G. Herring, of Waynesboro, was
in the city last Monday and paid the
SPECTATOR pleasant call. Mr.. Her
ring is we'll known blacksmith of our
sister city.
All the people can get good clothing
for little cash if they Call on WEN
berg Clothing Co. before September l,
the date of removal. Great bargains
are offered.
R. q. Bell, of New Hope, has secured
the position of clerk and bOOkkeeper
in the Colonial Hotel. Washington,
and left last week to enter upon his
duties.
DR.. and Mrs. Bla oxford returned
home from Washington last Friday
night, where they had been to witness
the marriage of one of their sons, an
account of which appears in this issue.
Mrs. Geo. o. Green, accompanied by
her three children, Lucy A., Samuel s.,
and Bernice B., left last Monday for
Stuart, Va, to spend a month or six
weeks with relatives and friends.
Capt. 6. G.. Gooch and wife, accom-
panied by their two sons, Watson and
Garrett, left last Friday for Coving- |
ton. The Captain and bis sons are now
at Clarksburg, w. Va, engaged in
constructing railroad.
Walter Simmons, Of North River,
who had been adjudged lunatic will
not be taken to the Western State |
Hospital, as the superintendent refused
him admission, saying he should go
to the poOrhouse.
From a postal received here from |
Richmond it is learned that Capt. L.
G. Morton, who left here last Saturday
to undergo surgical operation, has
had the operation performed and is
getting along as well as could be eX-
pected.
II q. TimbeTlake left Monday for
Richmond to accept position with a
wholesale shoe house of that city as
travelling salesman. For eight Or nine
years he has been connected with Il
B. LipscOmb's shoe store in this city.
Lawrence S. Davis, a prominent
young business man of Roanoke, and
Rev. r. w. Patton, rector of Christ's
Episcopal church of the same city,
were in Staunton last Thursday and
Friday. Mr.. Dayis was pleasant
caller at the SPECTATOR Office while
here.
D. Newt Fry, of Churchville. was in
town Wednesday-Miss Josie Hanger
is spending the week with her grand
parents at Burketown.-Wm. Ham,
rick, OF Staunton, was registered at the
Irvine House Tuesday night.-Miss
Elsie White returned from Mt. Scion
yesterday after an extended visit to
relatives and ends.-Bridgewater
Herald.