Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-07-29

ed decamped across the field.
MIR. Jas. w. Hess, former Star
ton printer, who has been r, siding
Baltimore of late years, was here Ia
week 10 take his little son home, aft
a visit to relatives at Steele's Tavern
Rev. Frank G. Hartman and wife
GreenYille. N. c.. have been spendit
some days here with his parents. Th
left yesterday to visit relatives
Greenbrier county.
| MIR. II. Jordan, after pleasant Wis
to relatives here, has returned TO Roc
mart, TIA. Mrs Jordan will spend ii
summer with relatives and friends
Virginia.
Prof. Withrow, principal of Ricl
moad Academy, Augusta, Ga, is spent
| ing his vacation at his old home ]
Way where be always receive
warm welcome.
Mr.. G. T. Jordan, former Superin
endent of public schools here. togethe
with his sister, Mrs. M. J. Calhoun G
she Miller School, left this week TO
st. Louis.
Miss M. Emma Redifer and MI
Marcellne EutsIer both of August
county, were married Wednesda
morning by Rev. J. q. CARRIER, at hi
residence.
Miss Maria 2. Duval has returned
from her extended vacation trip to St
LOUIS, and thtOngh the great lakes /,
Canada, down the Hudson river Il
New York, thence home.
Capt. g. G. Berkeley of NewpOri
News, who was called here on account
of the death of his brother ill., law, Mr.
Tazewell Bumgardner, after short
visit to his father, DR.. Carter Berke
ley, went home yesterday.
The announcement of the Mary Bal
1win Seminary appears in this issue.
1t is not necessary for us to give an
review of the this institution.
ior it is too we'll known to need it.
Rey. w. HI. Sheppard, wife and child.
arrived home Saturday from the Congo
Free State, where the preacher and his
wife have for many years been mis-
IiOnaries of the Southern Presbyterian
Church.
Arrangements have been made to
AXE the veterans to New Hope Mon
lay, and all who desire to go shonld
land or send their names to Capt. Jas.
the chairman of the
DR.. g. w. Darlington, Grand Lee
urer of Masons in Virginia, and w.
'. Wray, of Alhemarle, Grand Lectur-
r of the order, were the guests Mon
ay night and part of Tuesday of w.
). McChesney.
G. 81 o. train No. will hereafter stop
FishersvilIe. If the authorities will
0w grant the same privilege to the
eople at Swoope's, this section will be
ntirely satisfied with the present
,hedule.
Mrs. j. r. Hidy of Charlottesville,
eturned to that city this week, after
visit of some days to her ftrmer home
1 Craigsville, where she WAS one of
even sisters gathered in family re-
Mon.
Gen. Eppa Hunton, who has been
pending Il month at Mr. Charles Cat |
1T g, has gone to Warrenton, his old !
ONE, for the rest of the summer. The
eteran general is always q welcome
isitOr among his old Confederate COM
ades and Democratic friends here.
Mr.. A. A. Arnold, of Fishersville, |
suffered from blood poison
lg from the bite of an ordinary house
y. The fly bit him on the back of the |
ght hand Tuesday week ago. and |
" three nights he suffered severely, |
ut he is now recovering. and is able
, go about.
Mr.. q. y. Harris of Annex, who has
lst completed one and half miles of
lrnpike for Mr.. Robert w. Burke.
osed contract a few days ago with
II. H. B. Sproul to build first class
ak and driveway through bis farm
, his residence. Mr.. Sproul, after GO
lg over Mr.. Burke's road, decided to |
ave the stone crushed very fine, about |
Ike huIled hickory nuts. Work will
egin on this road at once.