Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-12-01
PERSONAL.
+. Ii. Baxter, of Muse, was in the
city Wednesday on business.

mi PERSONAL.
F. II. Baxter, of Muse, was in t
city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. H. A. Walker returned ho
- Tuesday from a visit to Baltimore.
E. d. Hotchkies, of Richmond. "
: 10 the city Tuesday.
: j. F. Bell. of Long Glade. was in t
city Monday.
DR.. T. I. Fauutleroy was In Cha
e lo-tesville last Sunday.
DR.. j. d. Rawlings is visiting frien,
in the Eastern part of the State.
j. 5. Ham, of Covington, was in IL
city the first Of the week.
81 X. N. Page. of Hermitage, was |
the city this week.
Col. H. j. Williams, of Greenvillt
was in the city Monday.
W. W. Sproul, of Middlebrooke, wa
greeting friends here on Monday.
Postmaster s. M. Yost has beer
slightly indisposed this week.
A. Fl. McCue, of Fishersvi,le, was a
pleasant caller at THE SPECTATOR
office on Wednesday.
J. B. Wood. c. & O. operator at
Goshen, was in the city Tuesday greet
| ing old friends.
Joseph A. Glasgow and J. w. Laird
visited friends and relatives in Lexing-
ton this week.
George R. Bell, of Front Royal,
spent last Sunday in this city, his old
home, visiting bis mother and friends.
Mrs. F. H. Herring and child, of
West Virginia, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Herring.
A. J. Wine, of Hermitage, left Mon
day for Hot Springs. Ark. where he
will spend some tine.
Mrs. Lee w. Foster and daughter.
Mary, visited Basic City friends this
week.
Miss Lucy A. Tyler left the first of |
this week for Lester Manor. Va.
W here she will spend the winter with
relatives.
Peter McLaren. of Canada, who
owns considerable property in this
section of Virginia, is registered at the
1akleton.
Miss Beulah Shermerhorn left last
Saturday for her home in. Hampton, |
fter a pleasant visit to the family of
Judge Grattan.
L. 5. Burwell, Of Lexington, was in .
be city this week. He is the efficient {
nd popular manager of the Lexington {
lutual Telephone Co. |,
T. L. Livick, of this city, has accept
d position with the Norfolk and {
estern railway with headquarters at
oanoke.
Mrs. NJ. P. Vaughan, of Richmond. :
eturned home last Saturday, after a
easant visit spent among friends in .
lis city.
Z. E. Homan, of Her mitage. and ]. c
Painter, of Burketown, were I
leasant callers at this office, W bile In il
,e city Monday. n
Misses Mamie and Mary Wallace y
est OF this city, We're visiting at Mr.. =
avid H. Gales. near Arbor Hill. the y
Lst week.
Geo. Z. Fifer, who has been With
ovegrove & Lewis for some time. left
tuesday, for Temple, Texas, where he
Ill associate himself with George A.
Verdorf in Y. M. Z. A. work. .
Congressman J. M. Quarles left tt
ednesday morning for Washington IL
be present at the opening of Con- p
ess. He will stop at the Riggs. a,
rs. Quarles will join him after the eG
lristmas holidays. et
j. H. Hamilton and wife returned to "
ELF home near this city last Monday =
DIM visit to Big Island, Va, and D
ashlngton. AT both places thew
ere the guests of their sons, Stith eN
I'd Howard respectively. N
Rev. f. W. Clampett, who has been el
nouctlng successful meeting at D
nmanuel Episcopal church, left for NJ
home in Baltimoe Wednesday.
IS meetings We're largely attended W
q his sermons highly appreciated. II
Mr.. and Mrs. silas H. Walker, of Mt. fl
erldlan, are in New York. Mr.. Sc
alker went there to receive further I'll
'atment for his eyes, which have II
en- giving him considerable trouble
re of late. ns
Rev. Henry Miller, of Mt. Sterling u
=, who had been assisting Rev. J
Wells in protracted meeting at ~
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