Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-10-20
PERSONAL.
John s. Richey, Of Fl. Defiance, was
in the city yesterday on business.

John s. Richey, of Fl. Defiance, wa
in the city yesterday on business.
Rev. r. c. Jett spent the better par
of this week in Roanoke. where he al
tended the convocatior.
| NJ. M. Robertson and family left tn
first of this week for Cincinnati, wher
they will epend month or more.
Ex-COngressman Jacob Yost lef
last Monday for North Carolina on
business trip.
w. W. McGuff1n, of Sewell. w. Va.
spent a part of this week in Stauntor
his former home.
s. NJ. Shepherd, agent for the G. & o
railway at Fishersville, returned Mon
day from a weeks visit to New York
Miss Julia Atkinson left last Monda'
for Charlottesville, where she viii
spend the winter teaching.
]. L. Ogilvie has accepted a position
with the Virginia Coal, Coke & Iror
Co., with headquarters at Stonega.
Mrs. R. M. Powers left Tuesday fol
a three weeks visit to relatives
and friends in Rockbridge.
Mr.. John Fair burn, of Messy Greek,
spent some days this week in Abe
marie county on business.
]. W. Glendy, of the Deerfield neigh
borhood. was In Lewisburg, w. Va,
several days last week.
Mrs. DR.. H. w. Dew, of Lynchburg.
and Philip Lockett, an attorney of
Roanoke. are dead.
Senator John w. Daniel was in the
city Wednesday night en- route to
Woodstock.
Miss Mary Sellers and brother, of
the Churchville neighborhood, spent
yesterday in the city.
II. l.. Lang returned several days ago
from New York and Philadelphia,
where be had been on a business and
pleasure trip.
Col. John D. Young left Tuesday
night for Louisville. after a pleasant
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Edward
Echols.
John McClung. Of Houston, Texas.
after visit to his sister, Mrs. r. F.
Larew. of Greenville, and other rela-
tives, left for home Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Karnes has returned to
the city from her farm in Bath coun-
ty. and will spend the winter at her
home on Sears Hill.
lieutenant. Governor Echols and Ro.
W. Burke attended the funeral of the
late John T. Harris, which took place
in Harrisonburg on Monday.
Editor J. n. Lindsay, of the Char
lottesville Progress, was in the city
Wednesday and while here paid THE
a fraternal call.
Frank Berkeley and Jack and VIM.
Cook, of Newport News, spent several
days in the city this week mixing with
their friends.
Major s. M. Yost spent day ortwo
of this week in Allegheny county, visit
ing the various points of that busy Sec
ton of the Old Dominion.
John b. Shaw, of Newport News,
who is the manager of the Mutual
Co. in that city, was here
this week on visit.
W. M. Hilleary and bride, nee Coch-
ran, have returned to their home in
this city from their extended bridal
tour.
Robert s. Berkeley, of Fire Creek.
W. Va, spent several days in the city
this week on business and pleasure.
His many friends we're glad to see him.
General Eppa Hunton, Jr.. Of War
renton, is the guest of Charles Catlett.
General Hunton is a We'll known Vir-
ginian and has many friends here as
we'll as elsewhere.
Mrs. Mary E. Terrell, who has been
spending the summer with her sisters
in Roanoke, returned home this week
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. 8. W.
Sellers.
R. K. Smith, former Stauntonian,
who has been the general agent of the
Burlington railway, has been appointed
assistant superintendent of the Kansas
City, st. Joseph & Council Bluff road,
with headquarters at st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. J. J. Ringer and Mrs. J. n. Sill.
lings, Of Parnassus. are on a visit to
Mrs. Mary A. Jones. The infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Dud-
ley died Wednesday morning and was
buried at Messy Creek cemetery that
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
James Clark. of Cumberland, Md.
d. P. Mccarthy and A. W. Woodward,
OF Washington, Frank Byrne, of Low
Moor, p. O'Gara, of Covington, E. W.
Sullivan and P. j. Lamb, of Harrison
burg, were In the city the first Of the
week, having come here to attend the
funeral of the late John McQuaide.