Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-06-01
PERSONAL.

| Mi S ALn,t I.:r.ck is visitip, f-irnt
il Lexington.
Postmaster s. NJ. Yost spent "a DE-
: or two in Washington last week.
r. D. Apperson has returned hon
, from business trip to New York.
A. S. Lara Ient part of this wee
in Baltimore.
, Thos. Hawpe, of Greenville, was
the city last Saturday.
II Attorney Edgar Allan, of Richmon'
was in Staunton one day last week.
i Mrs. R. c. Jetr returned home la'
Friday from a visit to Richmond an
Portsmouth.
| Geo. F. Ervine, of Valley Mills, wa
a caller at this office last Thursda.
while in the city.
Miss Bessie Summerson. Of Staun
ton, is the guest of Mrs. DIR. J N. Bal
ney.-Fredericksburg Star.
DR.. B. NJ. Atkinson has returne
home from visit to Richmond an,
other points east.
Henry F. Stone, of Baskerville. wa
in Staunton Monday, and while her
gave the SPECTATOR Office a call
Mrs. Wallace. of Craigsville, Is Il
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos
IO'Donnell. on Hampton street.
Mr.. Gideon Tim berlake, after ter
days. visit to friends in this city, has
returned to Observation-Disclosures
Progress.
Captain John McQuaide, who left
last week to be treated at Johns Hop.
klns Hospital, Baltimore. is said to be
improving.
T. 7. Butler has accepted the posi-
tion Of baker with the Intermont
Hotel at Covingtop. He left last Fri
day to enter upon his duties.
Mrs. J. C. Scheffer, formerly of
Staunton, but now of Washington,
who has been quite ill, has recovered
sufficiently to be up and about.
H. 6. Eichelberger left yesterday for
Newport News and other tidewater
cities in the interest of Variety
Springs.
VIM. M. McAllister, of Warm
Springs, was pleasant caller at the
Office one day last week
while in Staunton attending circuit
court.
Chas. G.. ZiIkle, of Montgomery,
Ala, spent last Sunday in this city
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
K. Zirkle. He was en- route to Phila-
lelphia.
Mrs. Mason and Miss Daingerfield,
sisters of Capt. F. A. Daingerfield,
ormerly of this town, have bought
esidence property in Staunton, says
he Rockingham Register.
DR.. Carter Berkeley returned home
Monday evening from Washington,
where be visited his two sons, Ran
Iolph and Charles, and attended the
'eace jubilee.
Rev. e. Mosely Murray, formerly of
,tauntOn, but more recently of Rapi
Ian. has been called to the Henshaw
Memorial Church, Baltimore, and
preached his first sermon last Sunday.
Miss V. NJ. Stricken, one of the
eachers at the Mary Baldwin Semin-
Try, will leave today for Richmond to
pend her vacation with her brother,
DR.. &. b. Stricken, of the Union
Theological Seminary.
Captain VIM. B. Sears, of Boston,
Who has been in Staunton for several
v eeks on business and pleasure trip,
eft for his home Monday. While here
lie renewed many old acqaaintances,
IS we'll as winning many new friends.
Miss Sadie Davies. of BerIinton, re-
urned home Wednesday from visit
o Sam1 Forrer's, on Messy Greek.
Hiss Carrie Davies is visiting friends
It Spring Creek.-Bridgewater Her
I'D.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Bryant left
Monday morning last for a visit to
RE nds in Washington. They will be
.bsent about two weeks and will also !
visit friends in Staunton, before re-
Forge Review.
Geo. G. Espenshled, who many years
barber shop in this city, |
8 now in the same business at New.
port News. Harry May and Latham
Child, also of this city, have located
q the same place.
Mr.. John L. Ogelive, Of Staunton.
las accepted a position with Gen.
John E. Roller, as amenuensis. He
axes the place of Mr.. Schmucker.-
News
Mrs. Edward P. Chamberlayne, of
Appomattox, accompanied by Little
dartwell, came up Saturday evening,
m visit to her father, Prof. n. M.
Jhamberlayne and sister at 80 Win
hrop street.
Rev. J. B. Fox, Phi. D.. of Staunton,
s visiting his brother, DR.. j. Francke
Fox. He is en- route to Marion, Va,
where he will on Sunday preach the
sermon for the young
aides of Marion College. -Bluefleld
Telegraph.
Governor Tyler was called upon last
at his Office in Richmond by
Mrs. Edward Echols. of this city, &C.
by her friend, Mr.. Castle
man, of Kentucky. Mr.. VIM. J. Perry,
also of this city, called on the governor
,he same day.