Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-07-27
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OF Virginia. was in the city last weel
Mrs. A. A. Grubert is on visit
= friends at Millboro.
j. K. McComb. of GreenvilIe, W
: in the city on Monday.
Miss Louise Withrow has return,
home from visit to Lewisburg.
81 John d. Crowle, Jr.. spent sever
Z days recently at Goshen.
: Mra. WE. R. Newman and son r
( turned home last week from Boeto
5 j. M. SPOTS, president of the Gil
council, was in New York last week.
Miss Clemence Cook has returne
to her home in Newport News.
RI Miss Lucy Smith left here lal
. Thursday for Indianapolis, Ind, an
other points in that State.
E. L. Houff, of StonewalI. and A. f
Roller, of Mt. Meridian, were in th
city on Monday. 4.
Miss Sadie Charles has returned
her home at Williamsburg, after
pheasant visit to friends in Staunton.
4 Miss Sarah Fleming, Of Mt. Craw
| ford, is dead. Her death was cause
by consumption.
Mrs. Kate Stout has returned hom,
from an extended visit to relatives il
Roanoke.
Mrs. Columbus Halle, of st. Louis
who has been visiting friends here fo
some time, left last week for home.
Misses Bessie, Mabel and Katie
Leftwich are in King William county
visiting relatives and friends.
A. G.. McCune, of Fishersville, was
among the many visitors in the city
last Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Barkman and son are
visiting friends and relatives in Char
lottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryan have re-
turned home from pleasant visit to
Highland county.
Mrs. j. P. Henderson and children are
on visit to Mrs. Henderson's mother,
Mrs. H. P. Beck, in Albemarle county.
Mrs. John A. Heller and three chill
dren, of Woodstock, are visiting in the
Greenbrier neighborhood.
John Fl. Mathews and Charles G.
Weaver returned home last Saturday
evening from Niagara Falls, N. Y,
and Toronto, Canada.
Miss Nora Hanger, of Moscow, and
Miss Matte Crummette, of Deerfield,
are visiting Mrs. Queenie Falls in
Buena Vista.
Miss Marie Brown is visiting friends
and relatives at Swoopes, Augusta
county. She will spend some time
there.-Clifton Forge Review
Captain John McQuaide, who return
ed from Baltimore and Washington
few weeks ago avery i'll man, is steadi-
ly improving.
Hon. Harry st. Geo. Tucker was in
the city last Monday, and spent much
Of his time on the court green greeting
his old friends.
W. D. Bowman, of Crimora, was
among the many visitors to Staunton
on Monday. While here he gave the
call.
M. E. Lloyd, of Milnesville, was q
pleasant caller at THE SPECTATOR Of
ice last Monday, while in the city at
court.
VIM. Marshall, of Augusta county,
a brother of our townsman, John Mar
shall, is here on visit to the latter
Fir anklin CIV. VAL Review.
Captain Lewis Hartman, whose ILL.,
ness we have noted from time to time,
is well on the road to recovery. In
with Mrs. Hartman be left
last Thursday for Atlantic City.
W. D. Lofts, who left here several
weeks ago for Hot Springs, Ark, for
has written home that he
is improving. He is being kindly
ire ated by the people of that place.
w. A. Haines and Geo. M. Blake
more, who left here some ten days ago
or wheeling trip through the Valley
md in Maryland, have returned home
much delighted with their journey.
T. S. Burwell, the popular and eff
icient manager of the Mutual Tele-
phone Exchange at Lexington, was in
stanton several days the latter part
If last week.
Mrs. John A. Stuart returned to her
lone Lyndhurst, Augusta county, af- |
er spending q short time with rela.
lives and friends here, Monday last
Nelson Times.
Rev. Thos. Semmes, rector of st. |
Andrews Episcopal church, Rich
nond, occupied the pulpit of Emman-
lel church in this city on last Sunday
and night.
Rev. G. NJ. Shott, of Scotch Plains.
N. j., who was educated for the mi MIS-
try by the Baptist church of this city.
preached two able sermons in that ed
flee last Sunday. Mr.. Shott is son
If E. W. Shott of this city.
] F. Anderson, of Missouri, who is
IN tour around the world, which he
expects to consume 5 years in making
from 1897, was in Staunton last Fri
lay, having come here from Washing
ION and left for Natural Bridge.