Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-05-03
PERSONAL.

IL iSS EilZdO6ID lSner, OF RlcQmO az
Is the guest of Miss Belle Mason.
Mr.. s. Niswander, of the Barrel
Ridge section, is report sick.
Mrs. COiner, wife of Supervisor Eliza
Conner, is reported quite sick.
Mrs. Fay S Haines visited relative
In Middlebrook this week.
Mr.. Geo. A. Schoppert, of Waynes'
boro. was in the city Tuesday.
DR.. F. J. N eff was in Clifton Forge
his week Oh business.
Mr.. Harvey l.. Wilson, of the Rich
mond News, was in the city this week
Rev. Holmes Rolston and wife, of
Hebron, We're in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. R b Dull, of Craisgville, was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. W. II. Bosserman, OF Romeo
verte, w Va, spent Sunday with his
parents in this city.
Mr. R. s. Clark, who was injured
last week by a falling brick, is i'm
proving slowly.
Mr.. H. F. Borden and wife, OF the
Laurel Hill neighborhood. left this
week for California to visit relatives.
Mr.. David B. Baylor, of the Deer
field neigh borhood, was in the city
Monday.
Rev R. G. Jett was in Salem this
week attending the Southwestern con-
vocation of the Episcopal church.
Mr.. Jas. R. Taylor. jr., was In Brook
Ign, n. Y, this week, having been |
called there by the death of his uncle.
M,ssrs J. f. Templeton and G. N.
Brown. of Waynesboro, were in the
city this week on business.
Capt. j. A. Patterson, of Waynes-
borO, attended the meeting of Stone
wall Jackson Camp Tuesday night.
Quite crowd went from here to
Clifton Forge Tuesday to attend Buff
falo Bills Show.
Hon. j. S. Harnes berger, of Elkton,
Rockingham county, has been in the :
City for several days on legal business. /:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Callahan, of the '
Gladys Inn, Clifton Forge, were in t
the city last week.
Gen. Eppa Hunton, of Warrenton. |
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 1
Catlett this week. l
Mr.. j. E Hughart, of the Richmond I
Medical College, visited relatives hele /
Sunday.
Mr.. A. W. Kniple, of Arbor Hill, n
who has been confined to the house for s
some two week with grip, was in the
city Wednesday.
On Tuesday Mr.. w. J. Pace was
killed by the accidental fall of rocks q,
at the Alberene soapstone quarIies in I,
Albemarle. III
Policeman w. r. Newman, who has h,
been off duty for some months On &C. w
count of an injured foot, returned to n,
work Wednesday night. Y
A letter from Mr.. Henry Catlett who Id
is at Johns Hopkins Hospital, says the pl
doctors think he is improving. This sc
is good news for his many friends here al
The Virginia Teachers League will al
hold a four days session here at the or
close of the School of Methods, begin OF
ming July 30. in
til
Augusta and Staunton will be enti- DC
tied TO IS delegates in the coming Dem We
ocratic State convention to be held in at
Norfolk. tn
Circuit Clerk Jos. B. Woodward and II
wife were in Washington this week, if
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby w. W,
Woodward. TO-
Rev. W. W. Moore, d. D of Union WI
Theological Seminary, filled the pulpit o.
at the First Presbyterian church Sun az
day morning and evening. no no
Mr.. Geo. W. Hevener and family, for in
many years residents of the Swoope ID
neighborhood. have gone to Loudoun 6u
county to make their future home. n
Mr.. Jos Wilson, Jr., died at his Cl
home at Annex on Sunday afternoon fir
last, of consumption, aged 26 years. pa
He is survived by his wife and one
child.
Mr.. s. H. Berry, of MiddIebrook, who
was operated Oh for appendicitis at tue
Kings Daughters Hospital, has so far 81
improved that he will be able to return 20 10
home shortly. VIZ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tnos. O'Donnell visit al
ed Mrs. Wallace at Craigsvile this AL
week. Nh. O'Donnell has almost en- III
tirelv recovered from his serious Ill Su
ness. up
st;
Mr.. J. II. Lindsay, editor of the
Progress, Was OH We'd Ne
nesday nominated for the constitutional cd
C invention in place of Hon John E. ed
Massey who died last week. in
Mr.. w. 2. Rhodes, of Charlottesville, inf
passed through the city Wednesday M
for Broadway to attend the.funeral of at
his brother in law, Rev. Samuel Shank,
who died suddenly Tuesday fol
=, Mrs. Virginia Donaghe and two pn
grand children left this week for San h.
Francisco, where she will spend the G M1
summer with her daughter, Mrs. -, "a
Fletcher. We
Bath Enterprise: Miss Juliet Dau- Ne
g .rfield. of STANTON. is a guest of her pa
Sister, Mrs. 5. w. Anderson, OF this Ill
Robert Wilkinson, of this
place, is visiting i'll Stanton this week. Cul
Mr.. Strother Chandler, who for some {
Years has b zen farming the Kinney to
farm on Middle River died Oh Thurs ant
day morning OF last week from paraly
SIS, aged II years.
Ihe market house was closed Tues n
day evening for good, and Oh Wednes-
DAY morning the butchers, and fish and i 81,
o. Ster men had opened business in M,
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