Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-08-05

Coy.
Mr.. Howard Hamilton of Washing
ton, is spending his vacation with his
parents in the county.
The crowd bids fair TO be very large
at the Horse Show, and excursion rates
have bean given Oh the railroads.
Mrs. John H. Parkins Of Fit. Defiance,
and her sister, Mrs. Walker, are visit
ing relatives in Fauquier county.
Mr. John Ell Lnpton and Miss Mat
tie Lupton attended the Horse Show in
Chariot eseile.
Mr. E j. Gushing was among the
visitors to the Charlottesville Horse
Show Wednesday.
Rev. s. W. HAIdon of Old Provid-
ence, has returned from his vacation
spent at Millboro Springs.
Mr.. G. |. Shlrey of Bluetiald, W. Va :,
is visiting his old home near Fishers
Vile
Mrs. Ernest Keesee of Richmond,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Parkins at TT. Defiance, returned home
this week.
Mrs. S. M. Hoy and little grand son,
Aubrey, who have been visiting reia'
tiyes and friends in and near Stauntop,
have returned TO Deertield.
Mr.. A. Il. Cimiotti, who has been
spending some time at Mt. Elliott
Springs, has returned to his home in
New York.
DR.. V. L. Churchman and sons oil
Charleston, w. Va, have been visiting
Mr.. C.'s brother, Hon. John w.
Churchman, near BroOkwood.
The horses entered at the Horse SHOW
are of the very highest class. YoI
should not fail to be present on boil
days.
DIR. J. M. Wells, former pastor o
the Second Presbyterian church, wa
III Stanton "Wednesday visiting his oil
friends and Pensioners.
Mrs. G. u. Dahlgreen OF Atlanta
Ga and her sister, Miss Eva McCue
now of Wilmington, N. g., are visitin
their sister, Mrs. W. q. Marshall
Mrs. K. G.. Anderson and her daugf
tiers, Misses Katherine and Margaret
have been visiting Mrs. b. A. Ande
son in Richmond.
Misses Edna McGuffin and Lulu an
Eva Lindsay Of Alone, are the guess
OF Mrs J. Martin Harris at Spott
wood,
Rev. Sam p. Jones, the noted eva
sslist, Was in the city Tuesday, e
Route to HarrisOnburg, where he
conducting meetings at Assembly Par
Mr.. Chas. E. Picker of Chicago,s
visiting his mother, Mrs. Frances
Picker, and his sister, Mrs. DIR. Wa
MA.
Miss Bertha Barnes has RETURN
from Rocky Mount, where she spe
several weeks with Mrs. j. &. Ora
berry, Jr.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Leonard of Butler count
Kansas, has been i'll Augusta visltl
relatives and friends. Mr.. Leonard
cousin of the prominent Leona
family of South River.
Bridgewater Herald: Misses Xii
Coyner and Margaret Walker, W
have been visiting at Jno. Robson
returned to their homes at Waynesb'
and Stanton this week.
Hon A. M. Bowman of Salem, v
in the city this week, returning ho
from New Market, where he was
tending the biennial session of
Lutheran United Synod of the Sout
Mrs. Mary f. WOodson and \
Matte WOodson, who have been sp'
Ing bitiit M. anu Al ~
HI, Woodson, have returned to CIR
wood.
MIR. d. M Keller of Parnassus,
for several years has been in charg
Mr.. J. H. Silling branch store at
Scion, has accepted a position ,
the Chesapeake w eStern at Sto
vile.
DR. J. B. Strickler of Union The
ical Seminary, Richmond, accoml
ca by his daughters, Misses Mary
Efie, have been the guests of P
dent and Mrs. Geo. H. Denny, of v
irt0n and Lee University.
Monday night Hose Company
elected Messrs. Geo. A. NEWMAN
W S Bryan, delegates to the
Firemen's Association which me-
Alexandria. Messrs j, Fl. WoOdso
J. W. Vawter we're chosen alter
A chance to win 800 is offera
readers of this paper bv the q
Distilling Co. They will present
amount to the person guessing n
the number of votes received j
coming election of Parker and
welt. For particulars address II
ford Distilling Co., No. 1891 N.
arb St, Baltimore, Md. s