Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-06-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. w. LOVegrOve, OF Wayne
boro, was in the city Monday.
Mrs r H. Catlett left Tuesday fo
Baltimore,
Mrs S. G. Richardson is visiting Mrs
s. F. Prison.
MIS-. Clara Hamrick has been visit
ing friends iii Baltimore this week.
MIR. L W. Koiner, of the Stuart
Draft Milling Co., was in the cit
Wednesday.
Mr.. } B Irving, of Covington, KY
is spending the week with relatives il
this city-his former home,
Mrs E. G.. Pendleton, of Augusta
Springs, spent some DAYS in New orl
city this week,
Mrs. T. g. Morton has returned from
an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs
j. 5. LIE Fills, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs S. A. Poaee is visiting he
daughter at North Garden, Albemarlt
county.
Rev. DR.. r. II. Fleming, of Lynch
burg, passed through the city Tuesday
on his way home from Highland.
Mrs. f. A. Richcreek and children
of Bridgewater, are visiting relatives
at Mt. Scion.
Mrs. E. l.. Houff, Sr., of Stonewall
has been unwell for some time past ,
we are sorry to state.
Mr.. VIM. r. Miller and Miss Eliza
beth B. Zetty, were married yesterday
at Grottoes.
Master VIM. Frazier. of Lewisb urg
W. Va, visited rela ives here this
week.
Mr.. G. E. Ulemmer, of Summerdean,
paid our office pleasant visit Monday
while in the city.
Mr.. Adam Berry, on the Spring Hill
road, is erecting large and cOmmodl-
GUS barn.
Miss Margaret Drewry, of Rich
mond, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Thornton.
Miss Sarah Ruckman. of Long Glade,
left last week to visit her sister, NJ RS.
Margie Cook, in Missouri.
Those having flowers for Confed crate
Memorial Day are asked to have them
at StoneWall Jackson Camp room not
later than 8 O'Clock Monday morning.
Mrs. Geo. w. Eyler, of Waynesb0ro,
Penn, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John A. Wehn. left
Monday for home.
Capt R. L. Hamilton, of the .. s.
army, was the guest of Mr.. Isaac wiz
this week. He has just returned from
the Philippines.
Mrs. Brooke Eakr1dge and son, Ash
er, who spent some weeks with her
brother, Maj. A. w. CARRIER, in Rich
mond, returned to Staunton Friday.
Divine services will be held Sunday |
at O'Clock p. M. in the Pendleton |
Chapel at Augusta Springs, Rev. }. E.
BalIou filling the pulpit.
Miss Matte Tyree, of Lewisburg, |
W. Va, bad been the guest of Mrs. |
Arista Hoge, on Kalorama street, re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
DR.. Thos. P. Sheets, of Ohio, and
Mrs M. Louise Garrett, were united |
in marriage at WaynesborO, on Tues
day.
Mr.. John w. Campo ell, of Academy, |
w. V a., spent last week here with his
wife. Mr.. Campbell is doing well in
his new home.
Mr.. Z. J. Orebaugh, of Mt. Sidney,
who has been travelling in the South
for some time, was in the city Monday
with his wife.
Among the county visitors here
Monday were Hon. J. W. Churchman,
Richard Hogshead, and John and
Charles Brooks.
Mrs. Samuel Miller, of Mt. Scion, is
seriously i'll with typ old fever, and it
is reported there is not much hope OF
her recovery.
DIR. G.. Marshall Burton, of Parnas
sus, was married Oh Monday in Har
risonburg, to Miss Matte Linaw eaver
of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Palmer. of
Baltimore, have returned home after
spending some time here. Mrs. Cam
eron, Mrs. Prs mother accompanied
Y them back to Baltimore and will
make her home with them.
Bishop F. M. Whittle, who fell in
Richmond ten days ago on his cham
Der floor and broke his hip, is pronounc- !
ed out of danger, but it is said he will
never walk again.
Gov. Montague has refused to com
mute the sentence of Moll1e Coleman
who was convicted of petit larceny at
the March term of the county court Z
and sentence to 80 days IN Jail.
Miss Elvina Cupp, of Mt. Scion, was r
taken i'll while On visit to her aunt, :
Mrs. John w. Carroll, in this city. She }
was taken home by her mother on Sat- +
urday. She has typhoid fever.
Rev. j. M. Schreckhise, of SPOTS j
wood, on account of impaired health,
has resigned the passionate of the Spring
Valley and New Mt Olivet Lutheran
churches.
Mr.. Julian P. Snead, of FIuvauna
county, after spending some days at )
the carnival and visiting his relatives /
the Snead's at Augusta Springs, re +
turned home on Monday last.
Variety Springs opens for the season {
on Saturday, 18th inst. There are
many new improvements-just COM
pleted that will add materially to the l
comfort of guests.
The closing exercises of the Virginia !,
School for the Deaf and the Blind will :,
take place next Wednesday, June II.
The annual concert will be held Tues y
day evening previous.
The Board of Supervisors on Satur-
day last provided for the establishment
of several roads, among which was the f
road from Striking Springs to Stokes
vile.
Mr.. U. L. Hamrick, near Spring L
Hill, the well known stock raiser, is
tearing out his old barn and building p
new one better adapted to the neces- I
sites of his incre tsing business.
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES color silk, y
Wool or cotton perfectly at one boil
Jag. Sold by Wilson Bros, Stanton
and l. N. Kagey, Weyer's Cave, at 1Oc
per package
Mr.. w. NJ. Irvine, of the Deerfield 9
neighborhood, has accepted position a
in the Ship yalds at Newport News and e
went there last Wednesday to enter up
O,, tho 6ic boroa of biC 1,1tioS