Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-09-30
Personals.

acea Springs, where they have spen
most of the season.
DR.. W. ID. Armstrong has remove
to his pretty new cottage on Mort
C0alter street.
Ask to see the new shade of brow
suits at Weinberg's.
Col. Leslie Spence of Richmond
who was with the Governors party a
st. Louis, says, the Stonewall Bri
gide Band was just splendid and GOV
cred itself with glory.
Rev. j. P. Smith, Jr, of Richmond
son of the Central Presbyterian s edi
tor, has received a call to old Oxford
church, Rockbridge county, and re.
moved to his field.
Mrs. William r. Booker, neal
Waynesboro, who has been ill with
typhoid fever. is getting about again,
and will soon visit her brother in. law,
Moffett Booker. in Richmond.
You're money ont if you bug cloth
ing before seeing Weinberg Clothing
Co.
Miss Ida O. Summers of Deerfeld,
was in the city this week, guest in
the home Of MIR. G. It. Palmer on
North Lewis street.
Mr.. Henry Miliar, an English gen.
tleman Temporarily residing in the
Desrtieid Valley, was visitor in the
city this week.
Rev. George $. Lightner has re-
moved from Chenille, W. Va, to
Sp'ingeille, KY, an Ohio River town,
opposite Portsmouth, Ohio, where he
is Stationed for this year.
The only house in Staunton who
handles Strouse u Bros, high art
clothing is Welhberg's.
Out Door Life is handsome maga-
zine published in Denver, Colo, and
comes to US through our friend, DR.. j.
w. Shultz, of Wichita, Kan.
AhC iCcbNDtC lCbtCIS lTOllI Oh. LOulS j
appearing in the Times Dispatch since
the Governor and his Virginians have
been attending the exposition, are
written by Mr.. Chales O'B. COwardin,
who was last year popular attache
OF the News staff of this city.
Rev. JnO. A. Scott, D. D., exchanged
pulpits last Sunday with Rev. De
Witt Burkhead, and preached at Mt.
HOreb He drove down frOm Staun
ton in the morning, preached at II
O'Clock and returned here in time for
session meeting and service that
evening.
Mr.. W. G. OFT, an old Augusta man,
who went to Roanoke two years ago,
now paying Il brief visit here. says be
has been closely confined caring for
his wife III the hospital at CharlOttes
vile. Mrs. OFT had her hip broken
by heavy window being blown down
upon her during n furious storm in
Albemarle county several months ago.
She is slowly improving.
Rev. s. T. Ruffner, d. D., Elkton,
Va. has accepted the call to Golfers
town Presbyterian church and will
take charge the first Sunday in Octo
Der. BY this change Lexington Pres
bytery will send one of its best men
to Montgomery Presbytery. Rev.
Walton who lives at Elkton, has be-
come the pastor there.
Mrs. g. 5. Crawford, of Rock Island,
Indiana, formerly of the Mary Bald
win Seminary, is on a months visit {
and has rooms in the Ladies ParIOr
Building of the First Presbyterian
church, next to the church. Mrs. |
Crawford says the Spectator makes
some talk among her Republican
nelghbors in Indiana.
Stearns & Tyree, a new and enter
prising real estate firm. have opened /.
an office in room Is EchOls Building.
They have system of advertising and
personal soliciting, which puts them
in close touch with buyers, as will be
seen from their card in another col
umn.
DR.. George H. Eyster of Baltimore, s
and party of other gentlemen, while
prospecting last Saturday on the lands
of Misses Ida and Eta Summers, {
blasted quite quantity of anthracite {
from "a 81 cia Oe " /
tain. The coal is said to be of good a
quality. Its quantity has not as yet t
been ascertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Snead of Way
nesboro, were in the city this week, re
turning from HarrisOnburg, where
they attended the Home Missionary
meetings.
Miss Nora Anderson left this week
for Sewell, w. Va, where she has &C
cepted position as stenographer and
typewriter in the Office of Mr.. w. w.
McGutfin, formerly of this city, and
now general manager for number of
Coal & Coke Companies at that place.
A chance to win 800 is offered tOl
readers of this paper by the Oxford
Distilling Co. They W i'll presentthis 1
amount to the person guessing nearest
the number of votes received in the ;
coming election of Parker and Roose-
velt. For particulars address the OK
ford Distilling Co., No. S594 N How
ard St. Baltimore, Md. S56t |;
Golonist Rates to Western Points. Via
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Commencing Sept. 18th, and con +,