Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-05-25
PERSONAL.


: Witt are visiting in Washington.
H. A. Davis, of Greenville, was ir
. the city this week.
ell Ro. W. Burke and wife are on a visit
z to Washington. DO
81 DR.. Carter Berkeley left Monday fol
8 Washington.
8 Edward F. Johnson, of Mt. Sidney,
3 has accepted position in the furnit ure
& factory at Basic City.
Fl James W. Padgett and Miss Lena
IBreeden.were married in Stanton last
saturday.
Mrs. Frank NJ Hanger and TWO sons
{ are on visit to Mrs. Hangers moth
er in Richmond, KY.
Miss Lucy Cochran, of Fairfield. is
). in Washington, where she attended
4 the peace jubilee this week.
s H. A. 8. Hamilton, accompanied by
two daughters, is visiting friends in
Maryland.
Mrs. J.. H. Woodson has returned
from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
5 more, where she went for treatment.
A. w. Lytton, of Long Glade, was in
the city last Thursday, and while here
!, was a caller at the SPECTATOR office.
r Mr.. NJ. j. Henkel, of near Cave Sta
ton, spent Monday last IN town on
busine,s.
II w. E. Harris and Hugh SprOul, of
the Eakleton Hotel Company, are in
ISouthw est Virginia on business.
| Mrs. MICH. Holiday and children
have returned home from a pleasant
visit of three weeks to Philadelphia.
David Bucher was paraly zed last
Friday at the home of his son, NJ. W.
Butcher, near West View.
DIR. G. W. Finley has been visiting
the past week in Bath county. Mrs.
W. c. White, of that county, is his
daughter.
J. N. Sheets. of Clifton Forge, is
depending few days at his old home
in the county in the West View neigh
borhood.
A. J. Hulvey, who has been residing |
in Newport News for the past year, is
at his home at Mt. Sidney. He is
somewhat broken in health.
| Mrs. Heiskell Argenbright and son |
haye returned home from an extended |
visit to West Virginia ana Washing
| ton.
R. ID Piper, who lef5 this county 35
years ago and located in Kansas, is on
visit to relatives and friends at |
Greenville.
Miss Edna Burkholder, of Lynch
burg, who graduated at DunsmOre's
Business College, left for home last
| week.
Captain John McQuaide. who has
been ill since the death of his wife, has
gone to Johns Hopkins Hospital for
treatment.
The Baccalaureate sermon OF the
Augusta Military Academy will be de-
livered by Rev. R. G.. Gilmore, OF this
city, at the Augusta Stone church on
next Sunday at II a. m.
Miss Maggie NJ. Bell, daughter of
DR.. VIM. Bell of. Mt. Sidney, is re-
ported quite ill. DIR. Bell is thinking
of taking her to a Baltimore hospital
for treatment.
R. D. Apperson and r. D. McCue
returned from Richmond the latter
part of last week, where they attended
the meeting of the Electric Association
of Virginia.
| Miss Sadie E. Stephenson has re-
turned from her trip to Washington.
Staunton and Lynchburg, and is stop
ping with her brother, John w. Steph-
enson, of this place.-Bath Enterprise.
Geo. A. Shirley, accompanied by his
two daughters, Misses Evelyn and
Blanche, left on No. 4 yesterday morn
| ing for weeks visit to Waynesboro
and Buena Vista. Va.-Blueteld Tele-
graph.
| Rev. F. j. Prettyman preached the
commencement sermon at Old Fort
lSeminary last Sunday night. His pull
pit in StauntOn that night was sup
piled by Rev. J. j. Ringer, Of Par
nassus.
James A. CaId we'll, an attache of the
Louisville Post, has been chosen by
typographical Union No. 10 of that
CITY as q delegate to the national con-
lyention at Detroit. A. W. Caldwell,
of this city, is his brother.
Rev. 4. G. Cronk and wife, of near
i Waynesboro, are on a visit to relatives
in Marion, Smythe county. Owing to
the absence of Mr.. Cronk there will
be no services at st. James church
next Sunday.
Miss Maggie Fallon, the popular
teacher in our public school, left Nom
J day to spend her vacation at her home
in Staunton. Miss Maggie is deserved
lily popular in our town and we under
stand will return and resume her place
in the school next ycar.-Clifton Forge
Review.
, Hamrick Il Co sent to Clifton Forge
! Tuesday handsome bOquet of Ameri-
can beauty roses. The boquet was 4
feet in heighth and attracted the at
3 tention of every one who saw it.
R. H. WITT has purchased from B.
3 F. Partlow lot on north Coalter street
upon which he will erect a handsome
|, 1l-room dwelling. The first story will
be OF brick and the remainder of shin
giles. When completed it will be one
of the finest residences in the city.
d A Sad Affair.
1 Mrs. Lula Coiner, nee Watts, through
:, her father, Sheriff N. G. Watts, sued
r out an injunction before Judge Letch-
j. er, of the circuit court, on Tuesday
against Claiborne B. Coiner restrain
. ing the said Coiner or his agents from
I going about Mrs. Conner or in any man
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