Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-03-30
PERSONAL,

in the city Monday.
U. L. Hamrick, of Long Glade, "
in the city Monday.
Miss Setter Smith, of Greenvil
Was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.B. Lowman, of Lo
Glade, were in the city Monday.
DIR. J. S. Sellers, of Cave Static
was in the city Monday.
Miss, Minnie Giles, of Raphin
spent yesterday in the city.
J. J. Larew and Samuel Burnett, {
Greenville, were in the city Monday.
John L. and Charles L. Harris.
Annex, were in the city Monday.
Hon. G. P. Jones, of Highland
passed through the city yesterday
Charlottesville.
J. F. Templeton and q. A. SchoE
pert, of Waynesboro, were in the Cit
Monday.
Hon. Silas II. Walker, of Mt. Mer
dian, was among tn in the cit
Monrday.
j. W. Slower and wife, of Ft. Def
ance, passed through the city yester
day en- route to Topeka, Kansas.
Turner K. Hackman left this morn
ing for Harrisburg, Penn, where b,
has some important law business.
B. A. Blakemore, who is now in
business in Charlottesville, arrived in
the city last night.
Frank Whitmore and Crawford Mil
Ter, of Mt. Sidney, spent Monday in
the city.
Miss Josephine Ogilvie returned last
evening from Greenville, where she
taught during the past winter.
Miss Lucy Opie returned Saturday
from Alton, where she has been teach
ing.
The Whitley Exercises is good for
the health and are sold at F. L. Hollis
bookstore.
After visit to friends in sfhe city,
Miss Alice Patterson returned Fri
day to her home at Pond Gap.
Rensford Smith, of Spottswood,
passed through the city last week to
Stubenville, Ohio.
After a visit to his son, Alexander f.
Robertson, Hon. w. A. Robertson left
Saturday for Culpeper.
After business trip to Lynchburg-
VIM. IL. Norman passed through the
city Saturday to Mt. Sidney.
G. w. Alexander and brother, of
,Waynesboro, are just completing a
large order for church furniture for
Christ Episcopal church in CharlotteS-
vile.
Mrs. Davis, of Clifton Forge, who
has been the guest of Mrs J. N. Opie
On halorama street, left Saturday for
Charlottesville.
Miss Lizzie Cartmell, who has been
teaching at Maybrook, in this county,
passed through the city Saturday to |
Lynchburg.
Miss Maggie Dunn, who has been |
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter An
derson, left last week for Clifton
Forge.
Miss Matte Evans, after a visit at
the residence of F. M. Fifer, on Maple
avenue, left last week for her home in
Winchester.
Mrs. John W. Tyler and children,
OF Augusta Springs, were in the city |
last week On their way to visit relatives |
in Charlottesville and Richmond.
Mrs. M. s. Linkous, who has been |
III the city during the illness of her !
brother, Charles Armentrout, left Fri
day for her home in Christiansburg.
Mrs. Alex. NJ. Krebs, of Buena Wis
ia, passed through the city last week
to Pond Gap, where she will visit her
brother, s. Fl. Jordan.
Mrs. Geo. N. Crawford, of Ferrol.
was in the city Friday en- route to
Baltimore, where she spent several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Halle, of St
Louis, who has been visiting in Wash
ngton, arrived in the city last week
to visit relatives.
Hon. W. A. Glasgow and daughter.
Miss Bette Glasgow, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Glasgow,
returned to their home in Lexington
Friday.
After visit to her father, Mr.. G..
HUFF, in Churchville, Mrs. w. G.. Leo
nard passed through the CITY Fri
DAY to her home in Madrid, this coun-
ty. L
Mrs. Sara Hotchkiss qualified in
the hastings court Thursday as ad-
of her late husband with
Will annexed and gave bond in Jhe
sam of $4,000.
On Tuesday, April 4, Dennis Brown.
executor OF Mrs. Catherine Brown,
acc q, Will offer at public auction on
her iarm q miles south of Stauntou,
on the old Greenville road, all of tie I
STOCK ana farm implement and house
hold ard kitchen furniture. {
Mrs. David Caldwell who died last {
Friday morning at her home near !
Hebron church, was buried Saturday :
afternoon at O'Clock from Hebron r
church, Rev. j. E. Booker, the pastor.
conducting the services. Deceased is ,
survived by her husband and four ,
children.
w. CHdpp, WHO several
weeks ago received severe stroke of S
paralysis on the entire right side of t
bis body, is now greatly improved. {
and last week he was taken to Cliff
ton Forge, where he will visit his son. 1
l. b. Snapp, who was with him dur
ing his illness. i
Il. baker Hoover and his bride. Miss J
Cora Miller Simpson. daughter of Po- .
iceman Simpson, who were married
In Cincinnati on the Goth, arrived in
The city Wednesday on the night train.
Ihey left the next afternoon for
w inston, n. c., where they will make {
their home :
The Town Council of Tazewell has |
granted to SPOTS Brothers. of that l.
place, and } Ohm N. SPOTS. of Staunton. Z
4 franchise to put in an electric plant Q
% he III operation within ten months. |.
II IS The object Of this company to 7
procure franchise for the town of .
Kelly also and light both towns with il
ne same plant. which can be easily ! [
lone, as there is only a few hundred l
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