Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-13
PERSONAL.

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Congressman Quarles was in the cit
Sunday to attend the funeral of Nj
lct
", Rev. Job Turner left Tuesday morr
Ing for Brandy, Va. to visit his niece
Mrs Alice s. Ratrie, en- route to Texas
y.
lis Miss Mamie Rivercomb. of Millboro
al who has been visiting friends here, ha.
IN returned to her home.
. Mrs. Edward Echols and her sister
I'd Miss Evelyn Young left this week for
,t Louisville.
D. DR.. Cameron, of Deerfeld, will short
q ~ make his home at Goshen, much to-
the regret, of his many friends.
= Mrs. H. W. Henry, of Pittsylvania
> county, is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. P. Fl. Trout.
MIR. j. W. Fridley, of Augusta
Springs, spent the day in Staunton last
Tuesday.
Mr.. N. D. Simmons, of the Roman
nelghbornood, vas in the CITY one dav
this week.
Rev. G. A. Freed, of Middlebrook.
hlled the pulpit of Christ Lutheran
church last Sunday night.
Messrs. J. B. Miller and w. e.. Fig.
OF gainesville, were in the city Tues
day on business matters.
Miss Jessie Bowling, who has been
visiting in Baltimore, has returned
home.
MI. j. q. Bishop has decided to To- t
cate In Greensboro, N. G., where his
family will go in a few weeks, His ,
store in this city will he not closed. !
Rev. DIR. A. M. Fraser went to Asb. s
land this week to attend East Hanover
P~resbytery in the interest of Synod's q
Evangelistlc Work. \
Inc installation services of Rev. DR.. u
d. Brooke, who recently accepted =
the call of the Second Presbyterian d.
church of Alexandria, took place on
Wednesday night. B
City Clerk Newton Argenbright spent Ii
sunday at Greenyille with his aged Is
.atner, Mr.. Geo. L. Argenbright, Who'll,
'ecelved a severe fall q few days ago y
Ind is confined to his bed. ..
Prof. W. W. Bryan, who has been N
principal of the Greenville Public
school, having completed the sessions on
work, returned to his home at Williams ex
'urg On Wednesday last. tn
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Mrs. Joseph Fauver, of Galena. had El
severe fall on Friday last. resulting CD
d the breaking of both bones of her ~
arm. at this time she IS doing hi,
icely. in,
~ en-
Mr' 5. y. Green, of Norfolk, is in the !
iCy Ghls week. He is here buy a farm cis
ear the city on which to make bis fin. WI
IRE home. He is a brother of Mr. sic
-eo. G. Green. gls
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Mr.. Julian Richardson. of Roanoke a
as IN The city the latter part of last on
EEK, have been called here by the Co
eath OF his aunt, Mrs. Mary E. Ter col
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Mir. u. X. Paris. son of liant D AN
arls, OF this city, was married in Dlo
oanoke last week TO Mrs. Annie Smell am
ID. MI. Paris is engaged in the real she
state business in the Magic City. a "
Bishop A. M. Randolph was in the sail
ty Sunday and confirmed two classes ma
I Trinity and Emmanuel churches.
g was a guest of Rev. w. @, HULL.
en while here. G
Mr. n Mrs F. G. OFT, who reside 10 10
Ear town, have both been confined to Mr.,
.e mouse with rheumatism since their idel
turn from Florida ON weeks ago avs
e are glad to state, however, that Mr.. SSoeaa
u 10 "pie 10 DE out again. and was Dec
the city this week. drel
Mes
Rev. Father Payne, who is known as MIS-
The Missionary Priest of Virginia" Mrs
conducting services at st. joseph Is Mrs
atholic church. His services are ands
Getting with great success and each was
gut large crowds attend them.-Nor. sistt
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