Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-08-16
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MT. and Mrs. Geo ID. Schmucker arc
guests at Stribllng Springs.
Mrs H. T. Baylis and Mis- Bessie
Turner are visiting friends at Goshen.
Miss Bessie Floyd, of Hilo, is visit.
ing her brother, Mr.. r. L. Floyd.
Miss Blanche Painter, of Rocking
nam, isvisiting relatives at Pen Rose
Miss Emma Jordan, of ChurchviIle,
Is visiting Mrs. j. W. Dillon at Bridge
water.
Mrs. II. d. Peck is spending some
time with relatives in Boston and 9th
er cities.
Mrs. E. L.. Lorraine. of Roanoke, is
the guest OF her brother, Mr.. W. G.
Mitchell, of the county.
Misses Julia and Fanny Bailie, of
. Buena Vista, are the guests of Miss
virginia Black, at Stuart's. Draft.
Mr.. l.. w. Newman, wife and child,
OF Washington. is visiting his brother,
Mr.. w. r. Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H Rosenbaum have
returned to Roanoke, after visit to
relatives here.
Rev. Dr.J. NJ. Frost, of Nashville,
Tenn, WAS a guest of his sister. Mrs.
; M. N. Bradley this week.
Misses Rosa Glenn, OF this city, and
Ellen and Gussie Page, of Basic City,
are visiting relatives in Woodstock.
Among the guests at Massenetta
Springs are Rev. r. &. Jett aud family,
and Misses Janet and Mary Berkeley.
Mr.. JOS. l.. Barth is 10 the northern
market purchasing his fall and winter
stock of clothing.
Mr. 8. M. Baylor and family are
spending some days near Goshen, the
guests of Mr.. Preston Young.
G. E. ArmentrOut has been appoint
ed postmaster at Mt Crawford, vice
A. s. Houff. removed.
DR.. Harry A. Wallace, of this coun-
: ty, has located at Raphine for the prac-
tice of his profession.
Miss Grace Sedgwick, of Richmond,
is spending the month with relatives
in the county.
Mr.. Jacob Wilson and family, of
West Virginia, who have been visiting
relatives in the county, returned home
last week.
MIR. J. Emmett Wholey, who for
some time past has been living in Har-
risonhurg, has gone to Norfolk, where
he will i'll future make his home.
Mrs. Benz. blackboard has gone to
Wilmington, Del, to visit her sons
Mai. Thos. A, and Capt. 7. Arthur
Blackford.
You can now call up Richmond and
get latest markets from your own tel
ephone. Call nearest Mutual Exchange
for connections. Try it. 5 81 tt
Mr.. Harry II. Myers died at his home
in Lexington on Tuesday. after long
illness from consumption, aged 50
years.
The remains of Mrs. John Wright,
who died on Tuesday at Clifton Forge.
were brought here Wednesday for in
terment in Thornrose cemetery.
Mrs. Harper Hartman, who has been
with her mother. Mrs. w. p. Johnson,
of Mt. Sidney, returned to Rockbridge
Baths Saturday.
Mr.. Robert A. Grooms, formerly of
Mt Sidney, but who has been living ID
West Virginia for some years, died at
Warrington, on the 4th inst, of typhoid
fever.
Rev. Dr. J. M. Wells, of North Caro-
lima, passed through the city Wednes
day evening, ell route to Cold Sulphur
Springs to Join his family. who are
snmmering there.
Mrs. Joseph Houff, Mrs. Mamie
Furr, and Mrs. John HOuff and little
daughter, of the Fen Rose neighbor-
hood, are spending month at Black
Rock Springs.
Fultz, the Stanton lad, who is do
ing such good work for the Philadel-
nhia American League team, will not
play Sunday ball.-Richmond Dis
patch.
Clifton Forge Review: Mrs. G. D..
Nimmo and daughter, Miss Alma re-
turned Tuesday evening from Angus
ia county, where they have been visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. II. Il. Lunsford, of Greenville,
dlas purchased of a. }. Lemon his 246
acre farm near Falling Springs Church,
Rockbrldge, for $2,475. He will shortly
move There to make his home.
J. T. Lawess, Secretary of the Com
monweslth, will not be q candidate
for re election of that Office, but will
enter upon the practice of law in Nor
folk.
On Saturday Trustee Hugh S. Ker
sold at public auction the Charles q.
Wheat residence, corner of Johnston
and Madison streets, to Mr.. William
Il. McCue.
Mrs. Fred OFT, of near Fishersville,
after visiting her relative Mrs. II. A.
Davis, at Mint Spring, left Tuesday
for Variety Springs, where she will
spend some weeks.
Mr.. A. Weinberg, of the Weinberg
Clothing Co, returned last week from
New York, wtiore he had purchased c.
handsome line Of fall and white r
clothing for his store.
> MIR. E J. White, the popular miller
sin charge of the Natural Fall Mills at
BridgeWater, was ia the city Tuesday
on his way to Buffalo to visit the ex-
position.
Rev. Arthur Kinsolving, rector OF
Christ Church, Brooklyn, is said to be
more likely than any other man to sue.
coed the late Bishop Littlejohn, of
Long Island. Mr.. Kinsolving is q ma
tive of Virginia.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss jamie Iarlowe Jen
n:ngs, of i'urketown, to Mr.. James
Alexander Crawford The ceremony
will be performed on Tuesday evening.
August g0rh, at Burketown
rhe Few court house is fast nearing
complttion and the fire proof vaults
and compartments for records, deeds
&c, are being set up. IL is though
that the clerks offices will be moved
into it by the first of the month.
Emmett Campbell and Porter Fitz
peraIn of n HlSOn county. and wv IN