Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-08-31

ia Mrs. A. ]. Risk, of Richmond, is
70 the city the guest of her cousin, MI
Ss A. 8. Woodhouse
at A. r. Gilkeson, of Slower, was
caller at The SPECTATOR office We
m terday.
y Joseph L. Barth left Tuesday for th
n North in the interest of his large clotl
NC ing trade in this county and city.
DR.. ]. B. Tuttle, of Craigsville, wa
10 In the city Monday, and while hel
~ paid THE SPECTATOR pleasant cal
1t Mrs. M. ]. Apperson, of Little ROCK
Ark, is the guest of her son, R. e
20 Apperson, on East Beverly.
ri F. R. LiIley, Of Greenville, has &C
d cepted position at Rich Patch ant
ID left Monday to enter upon bis duties
e. Attorney Hampton Wayt spent
part OF this week at Low Moor OF
business.
q DR.. Frank Crawford and his brother
= =. A: Crawford, of Mt. Siddey, were il
l. the city this week.
!, Mrs. E. Wilson and children left
n Monday for Texas, where they will re.
Il side In the future.
Senator John N. Opie has returned
I from his vacation spent in the Crimo.
!, ra neighhorhood.
/ Miss Louise Mehurin left Saturday
for visit Of some months to relatives
in Ohio.
J. 6. Shuey, Of the Western State
. Hospital, 10 spending his vacation at
Marlinton. W. Va.
Fitzhugh Elder spent day or two
OF the past week at Covington on
business.
Il Mrs. r. G. Jet and children have
returned home from their summer va.
cation spent in Albemarle county.
| Mrs. R. N. Pool and Miss Hite, of
Bridgewater, are visiting friends in
the Churchville neighborhood.
5. A. Slower has been appointed
postmaster at Valley Mills, this coun.
ty, vice M. B. Mays, resigned.
Miss Nettie Westmoreland, of Green
Vile. B. o., who had been visiting at
the home of DR.. N. Wayt, left for her
home Monday.
Mrs. DR.. NJ. ]. Payne and son re.
turned home the latter part of last
| week from a visit to Culpeper and
Orange counties.
Frank Il. Bear has returned from
the North, where he went to purchase
stock OF goods for the new firm of
Hoover, Bear & Co.
B. NJ. Jamison, former resident of
this city, but now OF New Orleans.
was in the city last week visiting his
old friends.
Miss Louise Pfeiffer returned to her |
home in Lynchburg last Friday, after
pleasant visit to Mrs. E. d. Snapp
on North New street.
Mrs. 8. 81. ROsenbaum, of Roanoke,
who has been spending the summer
in Staunton, left for home last Sat
urday.
Rev. r. e. Gilmore left Tuesday for
Washington and other points to spend
his vacation. During his absence
there will be no pl teaching at the Third
Presbyterian church.
DR.. C. E. Young, of Staunton was
in the city today. He is looking we'll
and his many friends were glad to take
him by the hand.-Charlottesyille
Progress.
X. 8. Weaver and wife left Saturday
tor Brownsburg, Rockbridge county,
to visit Mrs. Fairy A. Day. Mrs.
Weaver's sister. They will spend a
week there.
Mre. Carrie &. Pilson, of Wilkes
boro, N. c., who with her children, has
been visiting Mrs. s. F. Pilson, left
for her home in the old North State
last Friday.
MIR. John V. Erwin, of Staunton, a
former citizen Of the county, is here
assisting IN the carpenter work on the
house OF Hon. VIM. N. McAllister.-
Bath Enterprise.
DR.. D. Bell Kerr, surgeon on the
United States cruiser Yorktown, is
visiting relatives in the city and coun-
ty. He will leave next week to rejoin
his ship at the navy yard in Ports
mouth, N. 81.
Mrs. N. r. Beard, principal Of the
Old Fort Seminary, 10 in Highland
county in the interest of the Seminary.
James stout, cousin OF Mrs. Beard.
accompanied her to the mountain
county.
Row. J. D. Donovan, formerly paetor
OF the U. b. church of this city, but
now presiding elder OF the Winchester
district, was in the city this week. Hel
was warmly welcomed by his many
friends.
Mrs. Chas. Brewer, Of Vineland, N.
j., left Saturday for home, after Wis
it to her sister, Mrs. Gen. J. E, B.
Stuart. Her husband, DR.. Brewer,
was an efficient surgeon in the civil
war on the Confederate side.
II. 8. Keller, of Churchyille, was In |,
the city Monday and while here called l.
at The SPECTATOR Office. He expects
to take trip to Illinois in a week or
two to visit relatives living IN that
State.
j. +. Granger, Of Zetta, was in town
on Tuesday greeting his friends. He
Is just recovering from a stroke of
paralysis received nearly year sincel
and this, together with a wound re
ceived in the civil war, forces him to
use q crutch.
Lieut.. John A. Hartman, of the U, |
8. army, and formerly OF this county.
has joined his brother, Archer Har-
man. in Ecuador. These gentlemen
are engaged with well known capital.
lists In building an extensive rail-
way. which is to cost something like
S12, 900, 900.
Nicholas Sneed. who left this coun-
ty "a years ago to make bis home in
Mexico, Mo-, where he now resides,
and who has been In the county visit
ing old friends and forming new &C.
quaintances, left yesterday for his
home. Mr.. Sneed Is In his 18th year,
and looks as well and hearty as man