Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-09-02


Va, is visiting her mother. Mrs M d
Canter at Fairfield.
w. e.. Davis, son of ii. A. Davi
of near Mint Spring, ls visiting friend
at Natural Bridge and Roanoke.
II. A. Davis recently sOld very fin
mare 10 ROckhridge farmer iron
breeding purposes.
Mr.. Jas. A Wehn left last night fol
Niagara Falls, where he will spen'
several weeks.
Capt. Hugh w. Henry is visiting
friends in Pitisy;vania county, before
returning To Knoxville.
Miss Mabel Bick lie has gone to Effing
ham, H., "a he'e she will take course
at the Illinois COLLEGE If Photography
Mr. Charles Taylor of Galv, ston
Texas, is visiting his brother, Mr.. Her
bert j. Taylor.
Mrs. j. w East of WaynesbOro, los'
fine COW this week, killed by fast
train of the G.. q o. Ry.
Miss Ltta Hidy of Charlottesville,
has been spending the week here With
Miss Beriie W ilson.
MIR w J. d. Bell of Lynchburg, af.
ter a pleasant visit to relatives i'll the
county and city, has returned nome.
Mrs. C W. Alexander and daughters,
Misses Rosa and Carrie, of WaynesDo
TO, have returned from fifteen days
visit 10 81. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM b. Harrison of
Denver. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter Il. Harrison on West Frederick
street.
Messrs E w. Stewart & Co., have
closed Lh. contract for the erection of
q two story Office building at the
Miller Coal yard To cost about 81, 500
Mr.. VIM u Hardy, with his family,
spent "A few da,s here with his mother,
Mrs. John NJ Hardy, returning home
MOnd ".
Mrs A. NJ. Valz. Mrs. w. P. Go0ch
and baby, Miss Cornia Valz aud Mas
Tel isan.ulpl, Ii We returned from Cold
Sulphur.
Mrs. D. W. lard inc and little son,
Walter, left Wednesday for Marietta,
Ohio, to spend some time with rela-
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shields and Mrs.
Frank Wallace of the Greenville neigh
burhoOd, have returned from a two
weeks trip to the St. Louis Exposition.
The old P. N. Powell home on Wash
iogton street was sold at public anc
tlOn last week, and purchased by Messrs.
CARRIER and Smith, for So 800.
Mrs. J. H. Mcclure of Folly Mills.
Misses Annie and Myrtle Gilkelon and
Leila OFT of Thinking Spring, Misses
Emma and Mamie Gilkeson, left Tues
day night for the st. Louis Exposition,
The name of Capt. JnO. n Opie was
omitted in The list of Past Command
efs OF Stonewall Jackson Camp, who
were delegated to attend the Lynch
burg Grand camp meeting.
Capt. VIM. Lipscomb Of CrcZst, a
veteran of Gen. J. b. Floyd's com
mand, was over this week to see his
brother, Capt. Oscar Lipscomb, who
has had his eye removed.
John McAIeer, of near town, who
has been confined to the house for some
tune by an attack of rheumatism, was
in town this week, although getting
about with difficulty.
On August 18th, at the home of Mr..
l. 8. BRYAN at Vesuvius, Mr.. Adolphu5
w. Cash and Miss Sophia III. Thomp
snn, were united in marriage by Rev.
A. h. Hamilton.
Mr.. H. Edward Hosey and Miss M.
Catherine IRVINE, were quietly mar
rled at the United Brethren parsonage
on the evening of the 265h. Rev. Geo.
w. Slower officiating.
The marriage of Miss Janetta Cor
don Baker TO Mr.. George w. Felter OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, will take place i'll the
First Presbyterian church Oh Tuesday.
September 9th, AT 6 p. m. No cards.
Mr.. J Baldwin Ransom, popular
Young member of the Staunton bar, is
to be married on Wednesday, Septem
Der 7tb, to Miss Jane s Brown, dangil.
ter of Judge Thompson Brown of Mel
son county.
Mr.. Joseph A. Whitmore of Parnas
sus, left this week for st. Louis to visit
the Fair and meet his sons Messrs. h
Ii. and ]. II. WhitmOre, who are at
the Fair, the former from Chicago, anC
The latter from st. Charles, Mo-
Mrs. Julia Nelson Sublett leaves to
day, with her little daughter Ruth for
Brooklyn, N. Y on n long absence
She will attend the Pratt Institute
where she will take Thorough course
in normal art.
Mr.. Henry r. Putney of Charleston
VIVA arrived here this week to joil
his wife and children, who have beer
spending the summer with Mrs. Put
news parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. +
Asst.
Rev. J. ?. Smith, Jr.. of Richmond
has been called to the Oxford Presby
terrain church in ROckbridge. He i
the son of Rev. DR.. Jas. p. Smith, edi
tor of the Central Presbyterian, ant
is q brilliant speaker.
Mrs. John N. Mohler of Mt. SolOr
who spent several weeks at her oil
home near Doe Hill, Highland county
has returned home. She was accom-
panied by her father, Mr.. Alfre
Armstrong, who will spend short tim
in Augusta.
Cards of invitation have been issue
by DIR. and n rs. Charles Manly to tn
marriage of their daughter, Miss Lind
PeyLOL. 10 Ut. Gavin uFdndiH Doie
of Lexington. The marriage will TAX
place Wednesday, Sept. Z, at | O'clOc
in the First Baptist church, Lexington
The remains of Mr. r. NJ Shiplet
who was killed On Saturday at Pee De
". G., in a railroad wreck, arrived bel
Monday for burial. The funeral takiI
place that afternoon from the SecOr
Presbyterian church. He was on
about 81 years of age, and is survive
by his mother and three brothers.
Invitations have been issued by Re
l. HI. Paul and wife for the maria,
of their niece, Miss Annie Graha
Ellis, of Indian Territory, and Geor
Il. Robson, of Messy Creek, the Ger
mony to take place at Messy Cree
church the morning of Sept. 7th. !
cards in the congregations.