Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-02-09
PERSONAL.

Hon. A. F. Withrow, of Bath coun
ty, spent Monday in the city.
Miss Florence Dickinson left Tues
~ day to visit friends in Baltimore.
: Miss Ida ElIyson, of Harrisonburg
ls visiting Miss Argene Andrews OF
= Prospect street.
81 s. II. Dagy of the Moscow neighbor
6 hood, was in the city Friday OIL
6 business.
I'll The Palias Royal invite your atten
z ton to its advertisement and likewise
to its large stock of goods.
o Miss Anna B. Spiers has gone to
: Eakle. W. Va, to visit her brother,
James Spiers.
n Mrs. W. G.. Hilderbrand, of Fishers
e willie, is visiting Mrs. NC. Watts, on
West Frederick street.
Miss Addie Parish, of Mt. Sidney,
passed through the city last week for
> the Virginia Hospital in Richmond.
Il Miss Bessie Coleman, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned
Saturday to her home in Waynesboro
! Miss Anna Collins, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. w. Campbell. left last
week for her home in Basic City.
| Judge Lyman Chalkley arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from a
trip to the lower part of. the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Spencer ar
rived here last week from their bridal
tour through the north.
Mrs. Lucy Pierce, of Fishersville, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Tim
berlake on North Coulter street.
Mrs. DR.. W. F. Hartman, of Swoope,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city, returned home yesterday.
John Geiger, who is taking course
of medicine at the University of Vir-
ginia, arrived in the city yesterday.
R. M. Brand and sister, Miss Bette
A. Brand, left Saturday for Lexing-
ton.
Mrs. James NJ. Miller, who has been
visiting her uncle, R. D. Apperson, {
left yesterday for Radford. RI
Mrs. 3. M. Timberlake, who has
been here during the illness of Mrs. r.
E. Timberlake, left Friday for her
home in Fishersville.
Miss Mamie Bates, who has been b
visiting Miss Minnie Zirkle, on John
son street, left Friday for her home e
in Fishersville. t.
Judge and Mrs. George K. Anderson r.
who have been visiting Capt. and Mrs. .
G.. e. Gooch, have returned to their &
home in Clifton Forge.
il
DR.. and Mrs. Hume Splinkel, who +,
have been visiting their brother, DIR. fl
George Sprinkel, left Tuesday for II
heir home in Culpeper. f.,
J. F. Armentrout and son, of Lynch :"
1urg, who have been the guests of K
Charles Armentrout. on Richardson a.
street, left Tuesday for New Orleans. 81
Mr., J. F. Hurd, Of Elkton, arrived =,
lere Saturday to join Mrs. Hurd, who ~
8 visiting her father, Mr.. j. R. Paris, "
IN East Frederick street.
Mrs. J. s. Craig, who has been the al
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Newton Wayt, fl
eft Saturday for her home at Cold tt
Sulphur Springs. T
Mr.. William Eavy and family, who a. a.
recently lived in Indiana, passed D
through the city last week to Sangers,
7ille, this county, where they will now az
make their home. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Myers, who have W
)een visiting their father, A. P. Ny
.rs, in Rockingham, passed through 40
;he city yesterday to their home in -.
Lima, o. ~
A son of John T. Black, of Stuart's Ii.
Draft, was taken to Richmond on ST
Monday suffering from appendicitis, be
md it was thought would be operated 81
N at once.
Mrs. r. M, Silling, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ~
,. Silling and Miss Sallie Schutterle, w
Who have been spending the winter at
lot Springs, Arkansas. passed through VI
he city last week to their home in this &c
ounty. W
Mrs. James Yates. who has been visit B
ng her son, Mr.. Frank Yates, who is &c
low superintendent of the Arkansas m
school for the Deaf and the Blind at sb
Little Rock, has returned to her home
n this county. tt
DR.. A. j. Burkholder left last week I'd
or Manhattan, Kansas, to fill the N
chair of Veterinary Science in the la
Kansas State Agricultural College, &C
which was recently rendered him. His Is
,e sorry to hear of his departure. I'd
Fl. X. Morton, Jr., student at the y"
Ounsmore Business College, who has tt
,een suffering with an attack of ap- tt
'endicitis, left Friday for Richmond "a
o consult DIR. Hunter Mcclure. He W.
vas accompanied by his father. who m
lTrived here several days ago from his m
home in Morganfield, Ky. lI
Rev. DR.. F. J. Brook, Presbyterian p
Evangelist, who recently purchased the W
Fultz property on North Coalter St.. m
Ind who intends to make his home in fo
his city, left Friday to spend sever m
Il days in Richmond. Thence he will &C.
cave for the Norfolk Presbytery, NJ
where he will carry on evangelistic Vi
work for two months. tt