Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-02-01
PERSONAL.
Mrs. A. r. Withrow spent some days
in Richmond last week.


: Messrs. j. d. and r. P. Dull,
!. Bridgewater, We're here Monday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Mcclure, of Mi
II dlebrook, We're in the city Saturday.
es Miss Margaret Catlett is visitin
relatives in Washington.
q Mr.. r. NJ. Ayres left this wee
for Baltimore, where he will reside i
future with his son, Mr.. Asher A yre.
Mr.. Jas r. Swisher, OF August
Springs, was in the city court day.
;, Mr.. Harry Woodward, of Richmond
is visiting his parents here
Mr.. John A. Sproui, of Clifton Forge
was in the city Monday.
Hon. J. s. Craig, of Cold Sulphur
Springs, was in the city last week.
, Miss Bertha Furr, of Laurel Hill, is
reported as quite sick
Mr.. A. &. Hartman, of Goshen, was
ia the city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. j. s Richie, OF Fl Defiance, was
Ia town Tuesday.
Mr.. Dennis Brown is in Greenbrier
county, W. Va, on business.
Judge s. II. Letcher WAS in the city
on Wednesday.
Mr.. j. T. Tribbett, of near Arbor
4 Hill. is confined TO his home with an
attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Chesley Kinney, who has been
spending some time in Richmond, re
turned home this week.
Mr.. l.. b. Licklter, of Lynchburg,
who was called here by the death of
his brother, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Matte Hyde, of Warm Springs,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thos. [. Hyde, at Stuart Draft.
Mr.. E. j. Balsley, of Sewell, w. Va,
is visiting his father, Mr.. j. d Balls |
ley, at Sherando.
Mr.. w. nj. Chew, an old and well
known citizen of Waynesboro, was
paralyzed On Monday.
Dir. J. II. Thomas, of Greenville,
paid ns pleasant call while in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. N. B. Cash. of Brownsburg,
spent day i'll the city this week on
business.
Mr.. w. E. Yeager, of Clifton Forge,
ard formerly of this city, spent a day
here OIL business last week 8
Mr.. ID. E. Leonard, of KOiner's Store,
was in the city Monday on business,
md paid our office an appreciated call
Mr.. L. G. Davidson, of the American ,
VAS confined to the Aouse this week .
with grip.
Miss Sadie CoyneF, of Waynesboro,
yisited the family of DR.. f. j. Neff
his week.
Mr.. Marshall Craw ford, of Ferroll, Ii
Who has been very i'll for some days, is Ii
eported improving. Il
Mr.. Duiancey kemble, of Harrison
oupty, W. Va, was in the city this
week, visiting his old schoolInate, Mr..
ames Crowl.
Mrs. Chas E. Young has returned v
ONE after an extended visit to her v
Mrs. Bradford Noyes, al
w. Va.
Among the graduates at the Farm y
lille Female Normal School this week M
7as Miss Lillian Y. Hook, of High ed
iud county tt
so
Mr.. Ernest H. George, of Lewisburg. eli
Y. Va, graduated this week at the liz
'nnsmore's Business College, and re- W
lrned home in
Mr.. A. Weinberg, of the Weinberg
lothlng Co., has returned from tripI
Baltimore, where he went to pnr ~
1aSe his spring and summer stock. f..
Miss U!a Shumake, of Laurel Hill, -
no recently underwent an operation =,
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, -
i'll be able to return home shortly.
Miss Lizzie McCue, who spent some
onths in Wilmington, N. c., RETURN +,
home this week. She will resume tn
IT duties as teacher in the public co
hools Monday. ul'
erl
Mr.. VIM. Denton, of this city, a re-
mt graduate of Dunsmore s Business
]llege, has gone to Qninnimont, w.
a., where he has secured u position
it'll Quinnimon. Coal Co. on
wi
Mf. Chas. Croushorn and Mias Hat
W llberger, were married at Mt. wf
dney on Thursday afternoon of last In
eek. Rev. Il. A. Rizer pronauncingI
e nuptial vows ar,
ID lsses Mary and Eva Washington. WI
the Laurel Hill nelghborhood. are no no
sitting relatives in the west. They Vi.
ii also visit New York before re
rning home. h'
tOl
Mr.. A. b. Kingan, of this city, but ms
some time past stenographer in
E office of Master Mechanic Quinn. a fl
Clifton Forge, has taken a similar tn
sition in a life insurance Office III
uefeld, w. Va. he
Mr.. Thos. Burke left this week for u.
'lumbns, Ohio. where he will make a.
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