Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-09-21

Miss Lillian Lewis, of Winchester
is the guest of Mrs. E. d. Snapp ant
family on North New street.
Rev. J. E. Booker spent last Sunda.
at Hot Springs, where he filled an ap
pointment.
R. 81. Witt returned the latter par
of last week from business trip t.
Washington.
Attorney Joseph A. Glasgow ant
Captain T. G. Morton left Tuesday OF
trip to Richmond.
Mrs. J. w. Campbell has returned
from the North. where she had beef
for several days on business.
Hon. Frank T. Glasgow, of Lexing
ton, was in the city this week OF
business.
S. A. Slower has been appointed
postmaster at Valley Mills, THU
county.
Asa Clark, of Churchville, was il
the city last Saturday, and while here
was caller at our Office.
G. B. O'Callaghan left the first of The
week for Louis vile, KY, where ht
will be for ten days or more.
Graham Cootes has entered the Uni
versity of Virgil mia for the present
session.
Mrs. George Eichelberger, of Urban
ma, Ohio, is visiting friends and rela
tives in this city.
Misses Lucille and Edith STROBE, Of
Amherst county, are students at the
Virginia Female Institute.
G. N. Meyers and family, of Lone
Fountain are spending a week with
friends in Highland county.
Miss Leta Watts, daughter of Sher
if Watts, left last week for Hollins
Institute, to enter as student.
W. W. Newman, of SwOope, was il
the city last Monday, and while here
PAID our office pleasant call.
Mrs. Charles s. Roller, of Fort Def
ance, Va. is visiting Mrs. L. J. Chris
tian on 32nd reet.-Newport New
Journal
W. D. Hanger, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the county
for some weeks, returned to his HON,
in Louisa county yesterday.
Captain John McQuaide is still con
fined to his home by illness. On yes
terday he was reported as resting cas-.
and doing as well as could be expected
Misses Josephine Matthews an(
Daisy Feamster, who have been visit
ing Mrs. R. s. Turk, left Tuesday TO
their home in Lewisburg, W. Va.
Miss Blanche E. Snyder, superinten
dent of the Long Island Hospital,
visiting her father, D. L. Snyder, VIII
lives near Stribling Springs.
Gideon Tim berlake left last wee
for the University of Virginia to stud
medicine. He has been with Allen
| drug store for a long time.
Mrs. A. M. Valz and children, VIII
have been summering at Variet
Springs, returned to the city the lai
ter part of last week.
George PoindeXter, of Birmingham
was in the city last week greeting hi
many friends. He is anative of Rock
bridge.
Morgan Byrne, Jr., Staunton's effici
ent and accommodating superinteni
ent of water works, has been slight
indisposed this week.
| J. Fred. Effinger and wife left las
week fol- Philadelphia aud Atlanti
City. At the former place they visite
the exposi ton, which opened fe'
days ago.
! John r. Kiracofe left Monday fo
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ne
| York, where he will spend sever;
days purchasing goods for his hous
in this city.
John w. Reed, OF near Pinkne
Highland county, was in the city Mo-
, day en- route to Baltimore, where
goes to purchase his fall and whit
stock of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubury Young,
Richmond, who have been the CUES
of Mrs. ]. Mason Miller for some tim
left Tuesday for home. MI. Young
a brother OF Mrs. Miller.
Rev. R. c. Gilmore, pastor of Il
Third Presbyterian church, has I
turned from his vacation, and fill
his pulpit last Sunday morning mu
to the delight of his congregation.
t Our worthy countyman, J. r. Kel
/ per, has returned to his home at Els
Y ersville from Baltimore, where he u
e derwent an operation at the job
al Hopkins Hospital. He is now EMO
s ing good health.
Capt. Charles Blackboard, son of L
Blackford, left last Saturday for O.
: yer. Ind, where he will fill the positi
3, of commandant and assistant proft
sor of mathematics in the Culver M
u itary Academy.
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