Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-02-16
PERSONAL.

ney, was in the city last week.
J.H. Deputy, of Bridgewater. was
in the city Thursday on business.
BIC. Beirne, of Lewisburg, w. Va :,
is registered at the Palmer House.
w. K. Talley, of CrimoIa, spent yes
terday in the city.
Cameron Hansel. of this city, is on IL
visit to his parents at Mcdowell.
Miss Eta Patterson, of WaynesborO,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Porter.
Miss Annie Child, who has been i'll
with grip, is much improved
3. Frank Eakle arrived in the city
Yesterday from the west.
Miss Bessie Baker is out after a Sc
we're attack of grip.
Miss Jennie D. Gray, who has been
on a visit to Washington, arrived here
Thursday night.
ID. Trimble, of Swoope, who has
been to Baltimore, arrived i'll Stanton
Thursday night.
Taylor Blackford. who is q student
at the Episcopal High School, is home
on visit.
Thomas q. Kinney, who now lives
in New York, arrived here Friday to
visit at his old home.
M. SPOTS reached the city Mon
day after several days business trip
to Lewisburg, w. Va.
Frank R. Larew, of the county,
passed through the city Friday to
Richmond.
W. L. Alley, student at the DuEs-
more Business College, left Saturday
for Clifton Forge.
Frank Bailey who is now taking a
couse in pharmacy in Richmond, ID
home on visit.
Lieutenant Horace S. Peck. of the
First Rhode Island regiment, al
rived in the city Sunday.
After several days visit tofriends in
Newport News, Miss Leta Watts has
returned home.
Hon. Edward Echols returned Mon,
day from Thurman, w. Va,
whAther he had been called on &C count
of the illness of his uncle.
Mrs. Cuthbart Bailey, who has been
visiting at the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Lavelle, left last week
for her home in Washington.
Miss Sarah Hotchk1ss, who has beeI
visiting at the residence of Mrs. Jet
Hotchkiss, lett Friday for Rich.
mond.
Miss Alma McComb, who has beef
visiting Mrs. j. l.. Dull, on Fayettt
street, returned to her home Frida,
| in Fishersville.
VIM. Patterson, who is now an EN-
ployee of the G. 4 o. railroad at Cliff
ton Forge. arrived in the city yestel
day.
| Mrs. Neley. of Washington, passe
through the city Saturday on visl
to the residence of DR.. Trimble, in tn
county. ,.-
Mrs. II. L. Baker, of Clifton Forge
who has been visiting Mrs. Nelso
Andrews, on King street, left Satul
day on trip to Richmond.
John D. Trimble, of Swoope, WI
passed through the city several week
ago to have an operation on his arI
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital i'll Ba
timore, has returned home.
il. Wiley, of Hugart, w. Va, VII
is a student at the Dunsmore Bus
ness College, was called home Ell
day on account of the serious illne
! of his brother.
g Miss Meta Pratt, who has been sta
g ing at the county residence of Jot
# W. Todd, left Friday for Wayne
:. boro to visit her father, Captain j ulii
8 Pratt.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Barksdale, wi
!have been visiting a. the residence
Col. S. Brown Allen, left Saturd
for their home in Batesville, Albemal
IL county.
70 Miss Agnes Miller and guest, M
~ Daisie Robinson, of Saltville, Va,
&c ter a visit to friends and relatives
70 Lewisburg, W. Va, returned hol
rs Monday.
IN Mrs. John Horseley, Of Nels
rs county, who came to lie present at t
marriage of her son, DR.. John Shelf
Horseley and Miss Eliza Braxton,
lnoW a guest at the Frederick.
III MI. T. B. Lee, an old Staunton b<
ee now at Conellsburg, Penn, is push
90 to completion The establishment OF
no Home Mutual Telephone Company
10. which he has displayed remarka
energy.
,c-f Mrs. VIM. Shirley, who lived up n
an the mountain back of Churchville, d
it'll and was buried at Jerusalem Cha
en on Tuesday of last week, 18th inst.
it, had been paralyzed in January.
II is survived by her husband and tt
children.
In George Whitlock, who is the mi
my at Havener's mill, Grab Bottom. Hi
tea and county, was in the county
week attending the funeral of
father, John A. Whitlock. He
visited his brother, J. e. Whitlocl
Ing this city.