Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-06-14

Mis-. John w. Carroll, of Lynchburg
was in the city last week to attend TIL
funeral of Miss Mary ID. Carroll.
Mr.. w. w. McGuffin, of Sewell, W
Va, was in the City last week o
business.
Master Raymond Dunn has returne'
to his home in Clifton Forge, his schoG
having closed.
The county court on Friday refused
to grant license to l.. P. Hol liday t.
sell liquor at Basic City,.
Judge Henry w. Holt was in Buen,
Vista this week, holding court ther
in the absence of the corporation judge
Hon. G. 2. Jones, of Highland. wa
in the city this week, returning hom'
from the University of Virginia.
DR.. F. III. Crawford, of Mt. Sidney
WAS in Richmond and Charlottesville
this week.
Miss Susie Stephenson has returned
from visit to Mrs. James b. Steph
ensOn in Harrisonburg.
Judge Geo. M. Harrison is in Wythe.
vile, where the Supreme Court is in
session.
Miss Armand Hanger. of Churchville.
is spending the summer with her sister.
Mrs. j. w. Andes, at Laurel Hill.
You can now call up Richmond and
GIT latest markets from your own tel
ephone. Call nearest Mutual Exchange
for connections. Try it. 81 tt
Robert LANCE, of near Churchville,
and Miss Kate Erwin were married at
the residence of the BRIDES mother, Oh
the Glade, on Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Mae Peck is spending
the vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mis-. H. d. Peck, at Montgomery
Hall"
DIR. G. P. Elchelberger, of New York J.,
is visiting his mother. 1t is thought
he will probably locate here for The
practice of his profession.
For the want OF the requisite two
thirds vote the proposition for mu-
nicipaI electric plant failed in the Har-
risOnburg Town Council.
Mr.. J. E. Graham has returned from
Waynesboro, where he has been under
the treatment of DR.. l.. 2. Coyner for
rheumatism.
Capt. H. M. McIlhany and DR.. II.
M. Mcllhany, jr, are in Boston this
week attending the International AS
ISOLATION Of the Y. M. q. A.
Hon. A. F. Withrow and wife We're
in Philadelphia this week. Mr.. With
row being delegate to the Southern
Industrial convention.
Mrs. j. H. Lupton, of near Staun-
ton, has returned home after two
weeks visit with relatives at Crozet
and Greenwood.
Miss Ellen Lee, daughter of General
and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, will be mar
ried on June 18th, to Lieutenant Rhea
of the 18th U. s. cavalry.
Mr.. W. B. Chapel, of Prince Ed
ward county, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Sumptcr B. Sublett, on Church
street, this city.
Mr.. R. E. Tyler, of this city, was
elected first vice president of the State
Baptist I Dung Peoples Union at its
Sc .sion in Portsmouth last week.
Mr.. W. H. Kelley. of this city grad
uated last week at the Catholic Univ
ersity of Washington. Taking the
degree of bachelor of law.
Mr.. Pat Gay, prominent farmer of
Edray, POcahontas county, w. Va.
was in the county some days last week
purchasing horses. He was pleasant
caller at our office On Friday.
Mr.. Charles G. Burks died in Rock
bridge county Saturday. He was an
officer in Company H. 4th Va. regt.,
StonewaIl Brigade. His wife and five
children survive him.
Mrs. d. g. McGuffin, of Fayette
county, W. Va, is at the Kings Daugh
tiers Hospital here for medical treat
ment, Mr.. MEG uffin, who came with
her last Monday, has returned home.
Mr.. A. w. Lytton, of the Spring Hill
eighborhood, left this week for Still.
water, Oklahoma, where he expects tc
make his home. He has brother now
living in that section.
Mr.. w. A. McComb, OF Arbor Hill,
had as his guest this week, Mr.. Au,
gust Benning, of Roanoke, the newly
elected Grand High Priest of the
Grand Encampment.
Rev. c. R. Womeldorf, Presbyterian
missionary to Brazil. who has beer
home on years leave of absence sail
ed Oh Saturday from New York for hi
field of work.
Mr.. John Douglas Sterrett died at
his home at Bells Valley, Rock bridge
county on Sunday night, aged rs years
He had spent his entire life in thai
community, and was highly esteemed
Mrs. G. g. Gooch, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Virginia Payne, Of
Covington, left this Week for Sara
toga, n. Y. They will also visit tn,
Buffalo Exposition and points of i'll
terest in New Y crk and Canada.
iIarrisonburg News: misses Ros
Ralston and Daisy Ctricofe, of Slower
Augusta County; and Ethel Critzer, O
WayneSboro, are the guests of tn,
Misses Funk at their home real
Singers Glen"
Among the student who graduated
at Dunsmore's Business College las
week were the following Augusta boys
Chas. E. Black, Deerfield; J. r
Wright. Moffett's Creek, and g. w
Wiseman and H. M, Harris, Spottwood
Mr.. Ferdinand PauIsackel and Mis-
Fannie Dinkle, were united in MARI
age Wednesday evening by Rev. DIR
w. N. Scott at the manSe. Both hav
been employed at the Western Stat
Hospital for some years, and are yer,
popular.
In the long LIST of graduates at tn
University of Virginia this we k W
find the folio wing-Doctors of Medi
cine, Archie NJ. Fauntleroy and JOIN
q. Geiger, of this city; Walter s. w hit
more, Mt. Sidney, and John W. Freed
Fishersville. Master of Arts, F Ora
ham Cootes, of Stanton. Bachelor o
Law, E. B. Crawford, Mt. Sidney, an
Kenton Nj. Snyder, Lewisburg, VIVA