Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-02-02
PERSONAL,

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was in town Wednesday on bushes
Mr.. Chas. F. Bodley, of New Orlean
is in the city on business.
Miss Mary Hager left Tuesday fe
Wheeling, W. Va.
Mrs. E. G. CronK, OF Waynesboro,
reported ill with fever.
Laugh and grow fat at the Oper
House tonight. The Girl from Chill
will appear.
MI. NJ. J. Henkel. of New Hope
was in the city last Saturday and wa
a caller at this office.
Mr.. A. G. Gordon left for Richmond
on Wednesday, to be absent a day o.
two.
Mrs. M. E. Mish, of Middlebrook, il
visiting friends ID Missouri and will
be absent sometime.
MI. c. H. G. Staubus, of Jenningi
Gap, was in the city on Monday last
| and while here called at this Office.
D. W. F. Hartman, of Swoope, and
DIR. j. B. Tuttle, of C~raigsville, were
in the city this week.
Mrs. A. M. Valz and son, Randolph,
left tuesday, for Baltimore, e they
will remain for sometime.
Thomas Hamilton, of Mcdowell,
Highland county, was a visitor in
Staunton this week.
Lieutenant-G Governor Edward Echols
spent the first part of the week In this
city greeting his many friends.
Mr.. E. J. Wayland, of Swoope, ship
ped North on Tuesday a a load of
fine beef cattle averaging 1 1926 pounds.
Mr.. James w. Taylor, of Ell Paso,
Texas, is in the city visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Mccoy.
MI. }. W. Campbell, now of Roam
oke, but formerly Of Staunton, was
here this week on a visit.
Miss Lucy Bell left for Shendun last
Monday accompanied by her brother,
Mr.. J. A Bell.
VIM. A. Glasgow, Esq, of Licking
ton, was in the city this week the guest
Of his son, Joseph A. Glasgow.
Col. s. Brown Allen has fully recov-
cred from his recent illness and is able
be up and about.
Miss Lucy Baker, of this city, is re-
ported i'll with typhoid fever. She is
in the Virginia Hospital, Richmond.
Mrs. J. G. PLANE and Miss Flora
of Crimora, who have been on
a visit to friends in Staunton, left for
home Wednesday.
Miss Matte Williams, of Mint
left last Saturday for Boyce,
Va, where she will teach a select
Mr.. w. G. Craig, OF Deerfeld, re-
turned from Richmond last Monday,
where he had been on business for sew
eral days.
Mr.. S. w. Keister, now at Coving-
ton, engaged on the big paper mill,
was at his home. Verona, for short visit
asst week.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Shumake, of Mt. Sidney,
has moved to Verona. where be has
engaged in business with Mr.. A. P.
Wilkerson of that place.
Sheriff N. G. Watts and Mr.. a. L.
Lang expect to leave next week on
Southern tour and while absent will 20
20 Havana, Cuba.
The members Of Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias enjoyed a smoker
On last Monday night. Douglass
Of Richmond, was a guest
IF the lodge.
Captain G. G. Merritt, of Greenville.
who has been i'll for sometime, is re-
covering slowly. The captains many
will be glad to hear of this
change for the better in his condition.
Mr.. Anthony Shumake, of Mt. Sid
ley, left Tuesday morning on the High
and hack for Monterey, where he has
ecured work and will make that place
lis future home.
Mr. Jas. w. McCorkle, Of Rich Patch
was in Staunton last Friday. |
was formerly a merchant at Mid
llebrook. While in the city Mr.. Nc
paid The SPECTATOR a pleas
Int call.
Mr. Victor Hanger, of Augusta coun-
~, is here to attend the marriage |
81 Miss Allie V. Fox to Rev.
). K. Bell. He is visiting at Mr.. Ivan
Yonce's, on High street.-Salem Sem
Mr.. VIM. B. McChesney left for
Richmond yesterday in response to a
telegram announcing the death Of his
brother in law, Nh. Fred. W. Cone,
who is we'll known in this city. MI.
Cone had been ill for several months.
Senator Opie has introduced a bill in
the Serate providing for the extension
of the corporate limits of Staunton.
The matter will be left to vote of the
people in and outside of the city and a
majority vote must prevail Oh both
before the expansion can become
effective.
Arthur 7. Peace, of this city, who il
member of the 39th volunteer infan.
try now in the Philippines, has been
for the petition of sec