Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-09-14
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. H. Barkman is in Bal
mNe visiting friends and relatives.
W. ]. Swink left Monday for Il
- northern cities on business trip.
Evan d. Lewis, of New Hope, W,
: in tie city Tuesday.
s. A. D. Mckee, of Greenville, W,
in town on Tuesday.
. Rev. A. H. Hamilton, of Steele
Z Tavern, was in the city Tuesday.
z D. L. Switzer has returned from hi
3 trip to New York.
Hanson Tams has returned to Wast
lngton, after visit to friends here.
: Maj. VIM. A. Anderson and Hon
Harry st. g. Tucker, of Lexington
were In Staunton this week.
John s. Richey, of Fit. Defiance. wa
a caller at The SPECTATOR office o,
Z tuesday while in the city on business
Miss Aubrey Newman left last Sat
urday for Richmond to spend th,
winter.
N. L. Cooke, of Richmond, formerly
OF this city, was here on Sunday anG
Monday greeting his many friends.
Miss Mary Ransom left yesterday fol
d0ll1nS Institute, near Roanoke
where she will remain for the winter.
| A: 81. Snyder, junior editor of the
Rockingham Register, was IN the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. E. Booker ana children, of
Snyder, left for Lexington the first of
the week, where they will spend the
| winter.
Miss Augusta Hartman has returned
TO pennsylvania to spend the winter,
where she is engaged in teaching near
Pittsburg.
Col. s. Brown Allen and Heber Ker
left Monday for Lynchburg to attend
the fall session of the United States
court which convened the first of the
week.
M. B. Cash, of Brownsburg, was in
the city the latter part of last week.
He conducts blacksmith shop at |
Brownsburg and has been subscriber |
to The SPECTATOR for Is years.
Chas. S. Hunter and Z. G. Berry re-
turned from Washington last Friday. |
They made the trip to the National |
Capital on their wheels and returned |
on the wheels of the G. " q. Railway.
j. l.. Bumgardner. of this city, has
been invited to address an Elks Lodge
in Washington at their memorial SER
vice to be held on the 3rd of December.
He will accept.
Miss Minnie Morton returned homei
the first of the week from Niagara
Falls, Baltimore and Washington.
where she has been visiting since the
latter part of July.
Albert A. Hoge, son of Arista Hoge.
bur city treasurer. and a graduate of
,he V. NJ. l., has taken charge as prin-
,ipal of the Maysville, (Ky.,) prepara-
;ory school for boys. The school open
ID last Monday. Ii
During the electrical storm of last
Friday the residence of Geo. G. Jor-
Ian, at Basic, and Geo. X. Koiner, s
,ear Waynesboro, were struck by
lightning and slightly damaged. l.
Kirke Snyder, of Washington, was t
q the city last Saturday greeting his
friends. Mr.. Snyder formerly lived in
his city and Clifton Forge. He was
IN bis way to West Virginia to visit 6
relatives. {
Mrs. Thomas Kivlighan. who has
been i'll with fever at the Kings
Daughters Hospital, has recovered
Efficiently to be taken to her home on
North Coalter street, where she is daily
R. s. Van Pelt. of the Greenbrier |
White Sulphur Springs, was in the 6
,ity day or two this week. Mr. Van
'elt has a lucrative position at the I
White, where he spends the summer
md makes this city his home in win I
er. He expects to return to Staun- 9
on in October. a
8. H Tutwiler had valuable horse '
tolen from him at Verona Chapel on
tuesday night of last week together e
With fine saddle and bride On Sat. c
rday the animal was found near Mt.
crawford and restored to its owner. :
dr. TutwiIer has been unable to iden-
ify the party who took his horse.
A. 8. Morton, business manager of n
HE SPECTATOR. returned home Il
tuesday from his two weeks vaca- a
ion sent at Irvington with his friend, +
V Med. Lee. editor of the Virginia a
'itizen His brother, W. G. Morton, e
rho accompanied him, went on to @
uffolk, where he will teach school
be coming session.
r. A. Fulwiler, office deputy under
United States Marshal s. Brown AL.
IN, left Sunday for Buchanan to visit .
riends and also to attend Botetourt g
curt at Fincastle and to attend a
leeting of the Republican county
ommittee of Botetourt of which be ia
hartman. From Fincastle he went to
,ynchburg to attend the United States
curt now in session in that city. .
Covinaton Happenings. +
Rev. ]. W. Hundley spent Monday f
q Staunton t
County Treasurer J. T. Fudge, wei
re sorry to say, is again quite sick. v
Miss Georgia Hardy left Tuesday to a
.ttend the Valley Home Seminary near c
taunton. Id
Mr.. r. T. Pitzer was offered few
avs ago thousand dollars for rs footi $
OF On Water street.
Mr. Homer w Rl;no of Sto,atoa |