Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-09-29
PERSONAL.

Edgar Dawson, of Spottswood, was
in the city Monday.
Come to Staunton next week and see
the Carnival and Baldwin Fair.
Miss Mollie CARRIER is i'll at her home
near Staunton with typhoid fever.
S. M. Whisman. of Valley Mills, was
in the CITY Tuesday on business.
Col. F.. l.. Edmondson is in Wash
ington on business.
Miss Glenn Atkinson left last Friday
for Gambler, Ohio, where she will
spend the winter as teacher of art.
Miss Bessie Anderson left last week
for Farmville to accept a position as
teacher in private family.
Mrs. L. NJ. Waddell, of Charlostes-
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M.
Valz, on Kalorama street.
Miss Bernice Coiner, of the county,
and Miss Bessie Dunn, OF Charlottes-
vile, were in the city this week.
G. NJ. Martz, of Fit. Defiance, was in
the city Tuesday. and while here paid
our office pleasant call.
Homer Asst, and wife. OF the Noun
tain State, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. Ast's mother, Mrs. Juliet F. Asst.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hanger left Monday for
Roanoke to visit sister in that city,
who is i'll.
DR.. 8. Fl. Henkel has gone to New
York on professional business, and will
be absent until the 10th of next month.
Clarence Blackburn has accepted a
position in Danville and left last Sat-
urday to enter upon his duties.
Dir. Chas. w. Rodgers has returned
from Highland county, where he has
been visiting bis father.
n. M. McIlhany. Jr., left last Mon
day on trip through the South in the
interest of Y. M. G. A. College work.
Hampton H. Wayt and Carter Brax-
ton spent day or two at Warm Springs
this week on business.
Mrs. Chas. Bidgood, of the Old North
State, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Young.
G. S. Yeago, of Mckinley, this
county, was in the city Monday at
tending court and looking after other
business interests.
Mrs. w. W. Gibbs, Of New York,
who has been visiting friends and rel
atives here for some time, left last
Saturday for home via Norfolk.
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson and two chill.
dren, Mary and Henry, returned to the
city last Saturday from Cold Sulphur
Springs.
Crawford Bell, who was reported to
have mysteriously disappeared from
his position of clerk in Newport News
hotel, is at New Hope, his old home.
Sergeant Logan Turner is slowly re-
Towering from serious illness, which
has kept him in doors for severa
weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Paine, of Atlanta, and Mis-
lCatharine Martin, of Nashville, arr
the guests of the Misses Gray, nea
this city.
| Henry R. Putney, wife and children
of Charleston, w. Va, who have beef
visiting Mrs. Putney's father, VIM. F
Asst, left last week for home.
W. P. Tams was in Lexington on
day last week, where he entered hi
sons, Purvian nee and Frasier, in tn
v. MI.
Mrs. Y. E. Allison and children, VIII
3 have been visiting at the home of Jas
3 r. TAYLOR, Jr., left last Saturday 70
home.
Il E. D. Staley. wife and daughter
have returned to their home in Bait
, more, after u pleasant visit at th
home of Andrew Bowling in this city
Miss Eleanor Harrison has returne
to her home in Louisa county from
Z visit to Mrs. W. A. Bowles at the Il
), stitution.
}, Mrs. S. B. Drury and children hay
e returned to his home in Richmon'
n after pleasant visit to friends in tn
a city.
Miss Irene P. Mann, who is in Japs
70 as a missionary, and who has been
st for some time, is reported to be ir
he proving.
6 Mrs Lee, wife of General Fitzhul
- Lee, Yves in the city this week, haviI
70 come here to enter her daughter in tt
IL Virginia Female Institute.
Col. s. Brown Allen, wife and daug
~ ter, Miss Mamie, left Tuesday I
% Newport News to visit Fred. F. All
=, and wife.
# A. Lee Knowles spent day or t
in in Orange county this week, where
lis assisted in the organization of 81
re-. day school union.
Mrs. Morgan R. Mills. wife of Coz
,t Gilman Mills. of Richmond, who W
,c. her daughter has been on a visit
w Mrs. j. w. Wiltshire, returned he
at a few days ago.
oh Miss Louise Mehurin returned
he Friday from Columbia, Ohio. and
led leave in day or two for New York
The attend the Cooper Union Art Sch
las in that city.
W. A. Crawford, of Swoope,
at heen Amounted by Governor lyle