Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-02-22
PERSONAL.

: Mr.. and Mrs. s 81. Weaver of Moss
Greek, were in the city this week
Mr.. G. F Barger, of New Hope, wa
ID in the city Tuesday on business.
Rev. Dr.. A. r. Cccke, of WaynesbO
TO, went to Chicago last week.
{ Rev. Dr. J E. Armstrong, preached
t in HarrisOnburg Sunday.
Mr.. George Teabo, of Craigsville
spent Sunday in the city.
r Mrs. Watson P. Gooch is on a visit
to friends in Baltimore.
a Miss Ziella Asst has returned from
an extended visit to Baltimore.
Miss Jessie Bowling has returned
from visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Ernest Myers, of Clifton Forge.
: was in the city last week.
DIR. d. a. Butcher was confined to the
house this week with the grip.
Mr. r s. Turk left last week for
Chicago, when he will be for some
days.
Mrs. ID. w. Woodruff, of Fishers
vile, after visit to her daughter, Mrs.
5. ID. Gochenour, has returned home.
Miss BERTHE Austin, of LewiSburg,
w. Va, is guest of Miss Jennie Fish
burne in Waynesboro.
Col F. B. Hogshead spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Percy 10th,
in Waynesboro.
Hon. A. G. Gordon spent several
days in Richmond and Williamsb burg
this week.
Rev DR.. g. A. Wilson and wife, of
New Providence, we're in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Peter E. Houff, for fifty years
subscriber of the SPECTATOR paid our
Office pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mr.. Z. W. Alexander and wife, of
Waynesboro, spent Saturday in the
City.
Mr.. W. A. Crosby, of the Lone
Fountain neighborhOod, was in the
city on business day last week.
Mrs. Y. M. Bickle was the guest last |
week of Mrs. Robert Templeton in
Lexington.
Miss Nonye Wholey spent some days
with her sisters who are attending |
school near Baltimore.
Miss Louie Stuart, of Buena Vista, |
spent the week with her cousin, Mrs. |
A. s. WOodhouse
Mr.. A. Lee Knowles attended the
State Sunday School Convention in
Danville, this week.
Mrs. W. R Glover and Miss Hender-
son, of Craigsville, were in the city
last week.
Mrs. E. B. Hoover, of Salem, who
spent some time with her parents here.
has returned home.
Mr.. u. Lewis Clemmer, of Swoope,
paid our office pleasant visit while in
the city on business Saturday.
Mr.. 8. j. Conner, of Fishersville was
IN the city Monday and paid our office
a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Charles RaIston, of Slower. WIS.,
tied her father, Mr.. as. E. Roller in
Harrlsonburg, last week.
Mrs. R. H. Webb, of Brfdgewater.
accompanied by her two sons, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Emily White and Mrs. A. P
Dudley, of Messy Greek, have been Oh
the sick last list for the past week.
A little child of Mr.. VIM. Mccall, of
near Sangersville, was badly burned
one day last week. |;
Miss Margaret Roller, of Harrison
burg, was a guest this week of Miss !,
Anna Woodward.
Mr.. II. NJ. Lewis has returned from
Baltimore where he went to purchase |
bis spring and summer goods. II
Messrs. A. Y. Pfifferling and H. j.
Taylor represented the local lodges at
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
in Hampton this week II
Mrs. Finley Mcclure, of Spottswood, /
spent some days in Lexington last
Week, the guest of Mrs. DE- G. Hum i
phrtys.
Mr. F. de Ford Luck, after spending
some days with her mother, Mrs. III. !
N. Patterson, has returned to Iron !
Gate.
Col. Robert Wolfenbarger and wife,
OF Powelton. Ill , who have been visit
ing relatives in Highland county, are ,,
now in Augusta on visit.
Mr.. w. H. Shirley, of Buena Vista,
who was here to attend the funeral of )
Mr.. j Howard Wayt, returned home
Saturday.
Mr. E G. Fjshburne has been criti- !
cally Ill at his home near the city. Yes s
terday the doctor thought his condi |
tiOn somewhat improved. r
Mr.. Ashby Sydnor. of Norfolk, was !
on visit here this week Mr. SydnOr !
was for long time cashier In the G. &
y. freight office here. !
Mrs H. E Baber, of Mechum's Riv-
er, Va, who had been the guest of Mr..
J. II. LuptOn, near the city. returned /
home this week. i
Maj VIM. j. Perry, of this city, was :
on Wednesday elected lieutenant col 7
oDel of the SEVENTEEN regiment at q ;,
meeting of the field officers in Rich :
mopd.
Miss Newland Shumake, of the ]
Laurel Hill neighborhood, who has Y
been to Johns Hopkins Hospital for ]
has so much improved that
she will be home in a few days.
MI. Dorsey &. Ogg, whose illuess in !
Richmond was noted last week, has SO !
much improved that his father, Capt !,
E. L. Ogg, who has been with him, re- s
turned home this week. 7
Miss Nanette Hopkins after visit t