Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-06-13
Mrs. William Blair, of Moscow,


: den-Sidney this session.
Mrs John M. Carroll is at the: be
: side of her niece, Miss Elvira Cupp,
Mt. Scion, who is i'll with typhoid feve
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES color sill
wool or cotton perfectly at one boi
ing. Sold by Wilson Bros, Staunto
and l. N. Kagey. Weyer's Cave, at 10
per package.
Miss Maria P. DuvaI, principal of tn
Virginia Female Institute, left yeste1
day for New York, from which plac
she sails tomorrow for six weeks tou
abroad.
Charlottesville Progress: Miss Alic,
Smith, of Staunton, is spending a few
days with friends on Ridge street. AT
| ter leaving here she will visit Bedfort
City, Roanoke and Clifton Forge.
DIR. A. NJ. Henkel and wife left thi.
week for Saratoga Springs, New Y ork
where the doctor will attend the meet
ing of the American Medical Associa
ton.
Miss Mary H. Christian, of Mint
Spring, has returned home after spend.
ing several months visiting relatives
at Holly Springs, Miss, Little Rock,
Ark, and Nashville, Tenn.
R. G. Boyd was brought here from
Craigsville Tuesday and lodged in Jail
for cutting James Knuckles with a
knife. Knuckles is seriously injured.
Special Officer G. M. Teabo made the
arrest and brought the prisoner here.
Buy your cloth, yarn and blankets
direct from the Wooden Mills. The
Bedford Mills Co., Bedford City, Va :,
will mail samples with prices, on ap-
plication. Goods sold at manufactur-
ers prices. may 30 3mo
Walter Scrogham, of New Hope, was
badly hurt last week by being knocked
off of a wagon while hauling hay from
the barn of his uncle. w. H. Humbert.
DIR. W. F. Stout rendered the necessa-
ry medical aid. The young man is sew
e rely injured.
Mrs. Irene Miller died at her home
near Mt. Scion last Sunday morning,
with typhoid fever, after an illness of
some weeks. She leaves a husband
and an infant child five months old.
Interment at Mt. Zion church on Mon
day at II o'clock.
Mr.. A. j. Gillispie, of Clifton Forge,
in charge of e. & 0. tool train, who
was injured at Snowden, on the R. &
A. division, few days ago. died in the
at Clifton Forge Tuesday. A
number of Masons from this city at
tended the funeral
Bluefield (W. Va Telegraph: Miss
Bessie Shirley, of Waynesboro, arrived
In the city last night to visit her broth
ers, L. S. and R. E. Shirley. Mrs. Bet
tie Irvine, of Staunton, Va, arrived
in the city last night to visit her niece,
Mrs. John n. Shott.
An entertainment consisting of
and music will be given at
the Valley Home Seminary on Friday
evening, June 20, at 8 p. m. Admis-
sion Is cents. Refreshments will be
served. Proceeds for the benefit of
The Fishersville base ball club.
A telegram was received Tuesday |
night announcing the death of Mrs. !
George s. Netherland, sister of R, n.
Bell, of this city, and native of Way |
nesboro. She was So years of age, and
taught school in this county. |
The interment was III Richmond.
The Democrats of Greenbrier coun.
". W. Va, held their primary election |
saturday, 31st ult, at Lewisburg, and
The successful candidate for clerk of |
5he Circuit Court was Jonathan Ma Use,
jhe present incumbent, who was op-
posed by Lewis III. Armentrout. Chas. |
B. Buster, the present county clerk,
Vas also nominated, his opponent be-
ng A. z. McClung.
The annual meeting of the Park Adj
lition Co., was held Friday morning
and the following officers and directors
elected for the ensuing year: P. E. Will
son, president; R. D. Apperson, treas
urer; VIM. A. Grubert, secretary. The |
above with o. M. Goode, J. A. Wehn |
and W. P. Tams constitute the direc-
tors.
Clifton Forge Review: ''Mr. N. P.
Baker, of Staunton, is visiting friends
here this Week.-Mrs. Alice Demasters |
Of Stanton, is a guest at the home of
Mr.. w. N. Shepherd on 5th street this
week.-Cards are out announcing the |
approac hing marriage of Miss Jessie |
Jabell Hughes, of this place. and Mr..
Joseph Lipop, of Charlottesville.
DR.. II. N. McIlhany has resigned |
The position of International Young
Mems Christian Association Secretary |
among college men, and taken a |
position at the University of Virginia,
where he will do Y. M. G. A. work and |
have most of the duties of chaplain of |
The University. DR.. McIlhany will |
spend the summer here with his family |
and will begin his new duties Septem-
Der 1st.
Bath Enterprise: "Mr. Clayton Gwin
of Augusta county, was the guest of