Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-07-25
PERSONAL.

VIM. H. McCue had a barn burned
last week.
Mrs. B. F. Terry is at Variety
Springs for the season.
Mayor Landes has returned from the
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. G. 6. Child and Capt. P. E. VIII.
son are on trip to Nova Scotia.
| Miss Marie Arehart, of Middlebrook
9 visiting friends in Clifton Forge.
Mrs. Jacob Bumgardner of Allen
town, Penn, is visiting relatives in the
county and city.
Miss Mary Greenwood, of st. Louis,
| is visiting at her brother-in-law, Rev.
A D. R, Haneher.
Miss Sarah d. Melton and Dorsey W.
Vines, of Greenville, were married last
week in Washington.
Miss Mary Kerr Hoge left Wednes-
day Cor her home, after visit to Mr..
John B. Hoge.
Hon. Chas P. Jones, of Highland
county, spent last Friday night in
Staunton On his way home.
Mrs. S H. Rosenbaum, of Roanoke /,
who has been spending month with
! L. Ioft Inxy Co.. h0v
Miss Mamie Grasty has returned
from visit of several weeks to friends
at Reidsville, N. G.
Julius Witt and wife, who have been
at the Hotel Allegheny. returned home
on Monday.
Capt. G. A. Holt and wife and Frank
Holt, wife and children left yesterday
for two weeks trip to Atlantic City.
Prof. Julian p. Thomas, Principal of
the Richmond High School, is spend
ing some time with Prof w. A. Bowles.
Capt. G. g. Gooch. who is summer
ing in the mountains of Allegheny,
made brief visit to Staunton yester-
day.
VIM. Lusk. of Ashland, KY, and Miss
Effie M. Rohr, of Augusta, were mar
ried at the brides residence on Wed
nesday.
Lewis Riddle, an old citizen of the
county, whose health is now bad, has
decided to sell bis little farm, and move
into Staunton.
j. w. Gordon, who has been 80 years
in Indian Territory, has returned to
Augusta, and is now visiting friends
at Maffatt's Creek.
DR.. Geo. A. Sprink 81 returned Mon
day from Cold Sulphur Springs. ac-
companied by Mrs Sprinkel, who had
spent some time at the Cold.
Mr.. M. j. Stoutamyre and daughter,
Miss Lena, from the West Augusta
were in the city this
week.
Prof. Alex. L. Nelson, of Lexington.
stopped over a day yesterday on his
way to Atlantic City to visit his broth
er, VIM. J. Nelson. who is spending
the summer at Mr.. Robt. Guys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. E. Shuey. of Sher-
man, Texas. are in the county visiting
Mr.. Shuey's uncles, Mr.. ]. J. Shuey,
of the Swoope neighborhood, and Mr..
John A. Shuey, of near Fit. Defiance.
They were last week in this city the
guests of Mr.. Bowman, ON Kalorama
street.
Jno. W. Carson, of Richmo nd, who
is a native of Augusta, had his barn
burned by lightning last week. He is
now engaged buying cattle in W. Va,
some of which will be shipped to Au-
gusta to persons needing cattle here.
The scarcity of cattle in Augusta he
says is greater than he ever before
knew.
Prof Charles W. Kent. Phi. D., has
been recommended by the Board of
Visitors of the University of Virginia
for appointment, by the Senate, to
membership on the new board of edu-
cation provided, for in the constitution
recently adopted.
DR.. Charles W. Rinehart, of Char
lottesville, who was son of Hon. John
Rinehart, of Allegheny county, died
at the Hot Springs, Ark, last We'd
nesday, and was buried IN Cedar Hill
cemetery, Covington On Monday, 2lst.
Rev. John W. Hundley conducted the
services, assisted by Revs. L. Lloyd
and Collin Stokes.
Mr.. w. N. Clemmer, of the Smith
Fuel Company, is taking we'll earned
vacation at his old home in the county,
near Summerdean, the residence of his