Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-07-11

Dr. +. Hubert crawford, OF MT. 81
ney, is spending some days in Roanok
Mrs. J. E. Porter and children a
visiting relatives in Highland count
Mr.. CIV. Swink, of Millboro Spring
was liz the city on business last Satu
day.
| Mr.. Floyd Keyser and family,
Healing Springs, have been visitiI
relatives at Middlebrook.
Mrs. John B. Hoge, and son Ernes
are visiting relatives in Louisvill
Frankfort and Winchester, KY.
Mr.. l. A. Coulter, State Y. M. G.
Secretary, was in the city and count
Tuesday and Wednesday, looking aftt
the work of the Virginia associations
Miss Blanche FlayIn returned Wee
nesday from Waynesboro, where sh
has been visiting Mrs. Sam1 Hide
brand and other friends.
John McQuaide, son of the late Cap
John McQuaide, who for some tim
has been residing in Charleston, W
Va. has taken position with j. Or
Nickel, druggist. at Anderson, W. Va
Rev. DR.. G. w. Finley, of Thinking
Spring, is taking a recreation of sever
al days fishing in the mountains .
Bath with his son in-law, Rev. W, G.
White.
Lieut.. Chas. M. Blackboard, 9Th in
fantry U. s. A., arrived in San Fran
cisco ON the 9th, from the Philippines
on the transport Logan, with other of
ficers of his regiment, which will b.
located at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
On Wednesday Judge Letcher, of the
circuit court. entered recess decree
in the case of Beard s executor against
Cochran trustee, and appointed FL. II
Blevse received for the farm of Capt
E. A, Fulcher. Mr.. Blease giving
bond in the sum of 1000.
Chas. E. Hoge, son of Mr.. Arista
Hoge, left Tuesday for Roanoke, where
he has taken position with large
firm in that city. Charlie is good
boy and the men with whom he has
connected himself are to be congratu-
lated in securing so reliable young
man, and one who can be depended
upon to perform overy duty assigned
him.
1t is gratifying to the many friends
Of Capt. G. G.. Gooch to know that his
son, Garret GoOch, Jr., who has been
'or some time connected with the
Stone Manufacturing Company, a
arge and prosperous concern of
Roanoke. has been promoted to the
of the company. This is
| handsome recognition of the business
city of a promising young Staun-
onian.
Our friend John P. East, of New
Eork. has forwarded us very pleasing
address made by Mrs. DR.. james Henry
Parker, president of the New York
Jhapter of the United Daughters of
he Confederacy, delivered when be-
towing the Southern cross of honor
N the members of the Confederate
,eteran camp in New York, which will
ppear on the first page Of this paper
,ext week.
MIR. Seth M Timberlake, of Fishers
lille, New York and Brooklyn, reached
lis Fishersville home Monday night
nd will spend his summer vacation of
everal weeks there and among his
augusta friends. Mr.. Undertake is
trusted employee of the big New
.ork house of Charles Broadway Rouss,
1hich still retains the firm name of the
tie millionaire merchant prince. He
cards at No. "A F'irt place Brooklyn. F.!
1.-THE Catholic Mirror of July 5th,
rints full an admirable address by
,r. Cornelius G. Wholey, son of our
ownsman, VIM. WhOley, Esq. deliv-
red on June IS in the Academy of |
lusic, Baltimore, as part of the COM
lencement exercises of Rock Hill
lcademy, at which time DR.. Wholey
eceived the degree of Master of Arts. |
lie graduated from that school in 1895. |
ook a post graduate course at the |
'atholic University of America, after
lard graduated in medicine at the
of Virginia, became instruc.
Or in biology there, and then went for
pecial medical study to Europe, and
n his return entered upon advanced
FORK in Johns Eopkins hospital, Bal
more, in which city he has perma-
emily located.