Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-06-20

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es Mrs. David o 'Rork has returned fro
visit to her daughter in Lexington.
is Geo. Baker, Jr, is visiting his siste
Mrs. DIR. Harry Wallace, at Raphine.
81 Mr. p. r. Dayis. of Craigsville, wa
visiting friends in this city on Tuesda
). and Wednesday last.
Mrs. Thos D. Ransom has returne
from visit to her sister at Gordon,
:. vile.
Mrs. w. q. Kinney, of New York,
+. the guest of the family of Maj. A. +
Kinney, on Church street.
81 DIR. Chas. w. Rodgers is attending
a meeting of the State Board of Medi
cal Examiners in Richmond.
The Sears Hill Hose Company''
lawn party has been postponed unit
next Thursday evening, June rs.
Mrs. Ella G. Reamer, of Clifton
Forge, who has been the guest of Mrs
III. A. Hutchinson, left this week to visit
friends in Waynesboro.
! Mrs. J. W. Newton, who was in the
South for the past winter in the inter
est of the w. G. T. T., arrived home
this week.
Miss Mamie Blackley, of Louisville,
KY, who has been spending some time
with the family of her uncle, Mr.. JAS.
H. Blackley, left for her home We'd
nesday evening.
Mr. Joseph Llpop, of Charlottesville,
was married in Clifton Forge Wednes-
day morning to Miss Jessie Hughes,
daughter of DR.. Hughes. They left
on No. 4 for tour north.
| At Washington and Lee University
Tuesday, President G. H. Denny was
indicted into Office and speeches were
made by President hansen, of the
Johns Hopkins University and others.
Mr.. Albert A. Hoge, of the Ohio
Military Institute. at Cincinnati, is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arista Hoge. Next ses-
sion he will go to Balck Hall Academy,
in Connecticut, to take position.
Miss Lucy g. Kinney who resigned
the principalshlp of st. Margaret's
School at Boise City, Idaho, at the
close of the past session, reached home
Wednesday. Her resignation was
much regretted by all connected with
the school.
Bath Enterprise: IA party composed
of Mr.. ]. G. Lewis, Mrs. Matte War
wick and Miss Jennie VanLear, of
Green Valley: and Mrs. Geo. r. Craw-
ford, Messrs. Samuel Perkins and War
rem Byrd, of Augusta county, were
over Friday taking in the sights at
Warm and Hot Springs
Mr.. A. l.. Hook, for many years en-
gagged in the photograph business here
has sold out, and on Monday left with
bis family for Princess Anne county.
near Norfolk, where he will engage IN
the fruit and poultry business. Mr..
Hook was good citizens and will be
much missed by bis friends and neigh
bors.
Covington Sentinel: "Mr. and Mrs. |
Jas. B. Crowder left Sunday morning
for visit of several days to his BROTH
er, R. W. Crowder at Waynesborc, and
from there they will 60 to Albemarle
and N elson counties to spend some time
with friends
Among those who received degrees
at the University of Virginia finals
were Hugh H. Trout, Staunton, and
o. Hunter McClung, Fairfield, doctors
of medicine; Richard P. Bell, Jr.,
Alex. M. Tyree, Roger A. Wake,
and Emmett Y. Burton.
Hilo, bachelors Of art, and r oger A.
Wake, Staunton, master of arts.
Prof. Fl. Shelley Roller and wife, of
Fulton. Missouri, are visiting Prof.
and Mrs. Charles s. Roller at Fl. De-
fiance. Prof. Roller after spending
four years In Mississippi went to Mis-
souri,, and for the pest seven years has
had charge of the Synodlcal Presby-
terrain school located at Fulton.
Bridgewater Herald: Mrs. D. V.
of The Glade, is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. E. L. Berlin.-Last
Friday Mrs D. A. Butcher and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, went to Elkton, where
they will spend several weeks.-Miss
Sara Brnughton and Mrs. Sara Ander-
son went to Messy Creek on the Sat-
qrday evening train and spent Sunday
with the family of Samuel Forrer.
Highland Recorder: "Mr. E. H. Nc
Clintic will tell you that the law tax
ing dogs IS wise and just one, as it
was his misfortune few nights ago to
have % of his flock of sheep killed by
them at single raid, at his farm on
the Branch.-The first shipment of fat
cattle from. Highland to the North, was
a carload, purchased by G. 8. Peter
son, from James A. Fleisher, of Mead
ow Dale. and started on Tuesday.
They we're nice and fat and, of course,
brought a nice, fat price.
CraigsyiIIe- Portland.
June 16.-The weather here has been