Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-01-26
PERSONAL.

Niios bSbtsc bdsls, III OurutptSVl!lt
". is the guest of her brother. T. a. Davis
ay Col and Mrs. e. l.. Edmond-on ar
in Washington.
by
MI. Ash Burke, of Newport News
is visiting his father, Mr.. VIM. A
q Burke, who is quite ill.
le-
n Mr.. Frank Caldwell, of Sweet Chaly
beate Springs, is visiting in and arounC
West Augusta.
Mr.. A. Baldwin and wife, of Chica.
n go, were in the city Wednesday sight
,o seeing.
e. Mr.. E. F. Carpenter, of Weyer's
Gave, was in the city on Monday at
&c tending court.
le Mr.. J. r. Hidy, of C~raigsvil,e, was
d mingling among Staunton friends this
n week.
- Attorney L. Fl. Stephenson, of Mon
terey, spent a day or so in Staunton
this week.
Mr.. z. S.. Tutwiler, of Washington,
. visited his brother, Mr.. G.. B. Tutwiler,
in this city, the past week.
MI. Valentine Hupman, of Zetta,
was a pleasant caller at THE SPRCTA-
TOR Office on Wednesday.
!, Judge G. Il. Grattan, brother of
Judge Chas. Grattan, Of this city, was
J here this week enroute to Richmond. |
Mr.. M. Bruce Whitmore, of Parnas-
sus, was among the visitors in town
court day.
Mr.. Harry e. Blease has returned
home from Newberry, s. G. He was
called there by the illness of his sister,
who is COW considerably improved.
Mr.. George A. Conrad, the popular
attorney for the Commonwealth of
Rockingham. was in our midst this h
! week on business. !.
/ Messrs. Rudolph Bumgardner and
Taylor Mccoy spent several days this
week in Woodstock on business in the
Shenandoah court. l.
Rev. Hartwell Hawthorne, of Alton, 7
was in the city this week and on We'd
nesday night delivered an address at s
the Baptist church. L
MIR. w. 9. Switzer, Of Harrisonburg, l
was in the city this week. He is at
the head of the splendid telephone SER '
vice furnished the people of Rocking
ham. c
Mr.. Harry Shreve and Miss Fannie
Fix were married last week. by Rev. =
+. j. Prettymar 1.-THE Methodist par .
sonage. Mr.. Shreve is an instructor :,
at the Virginia School for the Deaf & b
Blind. =
w. W. Sadler, son in law of the late d
j. j. Stack, is i'll at Falling Springs. d
w. Va. He is suffering with three C
broken ribs, besides being threatened b
with pneumonia. d
Captain H. W. Henry, of Pittsylva- :,
MIA county, was in the city this week h
mingling with his old friends and !
comrades, ali of whom were delighted
to see him.
Senator John N. Opie and Delegates N
John w. Todd and John w. Church Sc
man, spent the latter part OF last week n
at fhpir hOmac Doorkoonor ~ +bo ="
Senate Samuel Donald also came up on CT
a short visit. Nv
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Mr.. George L. Houchens, of Ivy, u:
went to Charlottesville on Monday in SO
good health and died there tr
Tuesday morning, aged rs years. He Fl
was an uncle Of Mrs. A. W. Caldwell,
this city.
Miss Clara S. Timberlake, of this
city, was married in Richmond Oh g
Wednesday to Mi. John D. Hubbard, At
Of Fairfield, Fla. The ceremony was Iii
performed at the home of Mrs. G. NJ. bs
a sister OF the bride. Oh
Hoo. Harry st. Geo, Tucker was in =
the city last Friday, having come from M
his home in Lexington to participate
in the celebration of General Lees D
birthday. Mr.. Tucker was cordiellv :,
greeted by his many friends.
Mr.. VIM. A. Burke was stricken with te
paralysis last Monday afternoon while NJ
town. He Was taken to his home az
and is still a very i'll man. Mr.. Burke Il
is one OF our best known citizens and
has the sympathy of the entire W,
community. 70
Mr.. Sidney NJ. Sheets, of Kilbourn. "t
Ohio, was in the city on Tuesday. Mr..
is a native of Augusta, and is a.
here looking after some landed inter- Ii
ests. He will visit friends at Spring 10
Hill, Mt. Sidney and Richmond before Ii
to b;S how ~ 49, ~ ed
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Lieutenant Fitz Lee, Jr., was in the
city the latter part of last week visit til
ing his sister, who is a student at the th
Virginia Female Institute. He left in
here for the West to report for duty
to leaving for the Phil is
ippines. ne
Mrs. A. 0. Kinsolving, who has MANY III
in ~Staunton, had the misfor-
to fall OF a pavement at her
boarding house at the University of
Virginia recently and broke her rightIM
I'm near the wrist. The fracture was ne
'oon reduced and she is getting on as fl,
veil as could be expected. tn
Prof. A. j. Turner left Staunton last III
friday for Indianapolis, Ind, where j.
lie will reside in the future with his j.
laughter, Mrs. G. j. Freijs, who &C. A.