Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-05-31
PERSONAL.

was III Uue city MONDAY.
Judge s. II, Letcher is attending t
Confederate reunion at Memphis.
Mr. W<R Long. of Burketown, W
In the city on business this week.
Mrs. A. F. Robertson is visiting he
sister. Mrs. Robert A Gibson, in Ric
mond.
Mrs. S. A. Porter, of Highland,
visiting her brother, Mr.. Paul Gay, {
Craigsville.
Mrs. Henderson NJ. Bell. ir.,
Bramwell, w. Va, is visiting Mrs. T
M Bell in this city.
Mr. H. D. Rubbish, of near Weyer'
Cave, was an agreeable caller at til
SPECTATOR office Monday.
Mrs Wallace, of Craigsvllle, wa
the guest this week of her sister, Mrs
Thomas O'Donnell, on Hampton ST.
Mrs: Anna E. Cronin, a native {
this county, died in Baltimore on Sun
day, aged 40 years Deceased was
d lighter of the late Benjamin Weller
County Superintendent of School
E o Peale. was, on Saturday, REAP
pointed by the State Board of PUBL
Instruction.
Y esterday was National memOria
day, it was observed here by speaking
at the cemetery. The Stonewall Bant
furnished the music.
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Among the students who received
the degree of A. b. at Hampden Sidney
was Peyton Cochran, OF this city; II
E. Fultz of Kiracofe, and W. A. Nc
Allister, of CovIngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stone, of Clifton
Forge, are spending a week neal
Fishersvilie, the guest of Mr.. Stones
father, Mr.. H. F. Stone.
Mrs. Clara Hamrick, with her two
children, Richard and Catherine, left
last week for Iowa, to visit her broth
ers and sisters residing in that State.
Mr.. Frank l.. Sublett, of Harrison
burg, spent Sunday here with his wife,
WHO has been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks.
MI. Howard P. Siple and wife, of
the Snyder neighborhood, have return
ed from Baltimore, after spending a
week with their relatives, Rev. w. M.
KILLER and Mr.. John Wilson.
Mr.. F. F. Cimiotti, of New York
who has large property interests in
this county, after spending some days
here returned home on Wednesday
last.
Mrs. G. A. Gulley and daughter,
Miss Anstress, of FIshersville, have
returned from lengthy visit to Mrs.
Gulley's son. 7. W. GuIley. in -Balti-
more.
Capr. Harry N. Cootes, who served in
the volunteer army during the Spanish
war and in the Philippines, has been
appointed lieutenant in the regular
army subject to examination.
Col. Amos. Barlow and wife, of
Huntersville, w. Va, were on a visit
to their daughter, Mrs. g. r. Moore,
near the city last week. They re-
turned home on Tuesday.
NV. JOUu II. OldThG. one VI Tile
Oldest ministers in the Virginia Meth
odist Conference had fall on Main
Street in Charlottesville last week,
but from last accounts had suffered
no serious injury.
DIR. Darwin Bashaw, of Craigsville,
who has been seriously i'll for some
weeks is cOnvalescing rapidly. His
son Darwin, of Clifton Forge, who
has been with him, returned home last
week.
Mr.. j. q. Shuey and wife, for long
time connected with the Western State
Hospital, left Tuesday for New Y ork,
where they have secured positions
with the large hospital located on Long
Island.
Gov. Tyler has appointed Messrs.
Chas Catlett. of this city. F. H. Lewis,
of Craigsville, and r. l.. Parrish, Jr.,
and j. W. WallAce, of Covington,
among the delegates to the Interna-
tional Mining Congress to be held at
Boise City, Idaho, July 20 rs:
Greenbrier Independent: "Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Frazier, of our town, gave
all the teachers at the l.. F. l. an ex-
cursion up to and above Marlinton on
the Greenbrier River Railroad last
Thursday. Dinner was served on the
train, and they had delightful trip"
Charlottesville Progress Miss
Maude Kinney, of Staunton, is the
guest of Miss MOllie Niche, near this
city.-Mr s. NJ. Donald, of Augusta,
spent Saturday in the city.-Mr j. II
Hicks, of Stuart's Draft, is registered
at Hotel Gleason.
Among the county people in the city
Monday We note the following: A. H.
McCue, g. Benton Coiner, J }. Harm
Ell, and j. f. Templeton, South River;
II. M. Clemmer, and w. A. McComb,
Arbor Hill; David f. Hoover, Adlai;
j. A. SwartZ, Penrose, and ] s. Richie,
Eft. Defiance.
Messrs. W. ii. Kahle, J. A. Fauver
d. W. Drake, of this city; E. Il. Fish
burne, John f. Leonard and J. b.
Ruden, of Waynesboro, left Sunday
night for Memphis to attend the Con
federate reunion. Mrs Nellie Hotch
kiss Mccullough, sponsor for Stonewall
Jackson Camp, also left on the same
train.
Mr.. William Walker Kingan, of New
Market, died last week, aged AZ years,
after an illness of typhoid fever last
ing over month He is survived by
three orphaned daughters, his wife
having died about year ago Mr..
Kingan was brother of MIR. d. A.
Kingan, of this city, and was a most
estimable gentleman.
Wade w. Waddy, son of Mr.. J. w.
Waddy, of Buena Vista, and at one
time popular citizen of Staunton,
was married on elnesday of last
week to Miss Julia NJ Black, of
Sharpsburg, Pr. After visit 70 Mr..
WaadV s relAlives i'll u-na Visa. thew
will return TO Kelly Station, Pa, where
Mr.. W. has been appointed agent for
the PENNSYLVANIA Il Co
Mr.. WIN. A Pratt was on Wednes
elected II m-mber of the board of di
recIors of the National Valley Bank,