Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-03
Personals.

MesSrs. Il. b. and ii. w. Sp1lier
| Ford wick, were in the city Wednesda,
Mrs. DIR. J. 8. Sellers of Weyer
Cave. was visitorsbere Wednesday
Mr. ] Emmett Wholey left thi
week for New York to engage in bus
ness.
Miss Bessie Hoge, who has been Wis
iting Miss Villa Belle Hamilton in th
county, has returned home.
Mr.. John L. Whitlock of Covingtor
| Ky. liz visiting his mother, Mrs, J. n
| Whitlock on North Madison street.
Mr.. G.. G. Splitter. the well know
| contractor of Harrisonburg, was il
the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Dinkle of Ohio. is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Farrer, near Stuart
Draft.
Mr.. John P. East of New York bar
has been visiting his mother and broth
er in the city.
Rev. DIR. Wilson of Lynchburg. spen
last week with his son, Rev. DR.. G. A
Wilson of New Providence.
Miss Bessie Young has returned from
New York. where she took specia
course in art designing.
Mrs. G. s. Bragg and little daughter
of Augusta Springs, spent Wednesday
with her mother here.
Mr.. c. G. Brown of Hinton, W. Va
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Campbell of Stuart 3 Draft.
Hon. Theodore E. Shuey, .officia
stenographer of the u. s. Senate. who
has returned to his summer home at
Adlai, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Kemp Chew. of Waynesboro
who has been spending some time in
Norfolk with his sister, has returned
home, much improved in health.
Mrs. JAS. r. Taylor and Mrs. J. T.
are in Petersburg attend
ing the sessions of the Episcopal coun
ell.
Mrs. VIM. j. Nelson, who has been
spending some time here, left on Wed.
nesday for her home in Florence, Ala
bama.
Mr.. Isaac W. Coffman and Miss
Mamie Anne Childs were married on
w Wednesday at the home of the bride
at Laurel Hill.
Mrs. Mary G. Braxton has returned
from Richmond. where she spent some
time with her daughter, Mrs. J. Shell
ION HorsIey.
Mr.. VIM. II. Myers, of Blue Grove,
Texas, is visiting relatives in Augusta
md Rockingham. For over 20 years
re has been engaged in stock raising in
The "Lone STAR State.
Rev. DIR. W. G. Campbell of Roanoke,
illed the pulpit of the Secsnd Presby
;erian church last Sunday morning
md evening. While in the city he was
he guest of Mr.. B, F. Hugh, f.
Mr.. Alex. f. Robertson ard Maj. T.
). Elder have been in Petersburg this
week attending the annual council of
he Episcopal Diocese of Southern
Virginia.
Rev. DR.. f. T. Brooke of Alexan-
lria, preached the baccalaureate ser
non before the young ladies of the
Valley Seminary at Waynesboro on
Sunday last. DR.. Brooke spent sever
Il days here with his friends.
Mr.. T. w. Hager left Wednesday
hight for New York from which place
lie sails Saturday for a two months
trip to the famous German Springs,
where he will take course of treat
nent for rheumatism.i
Mr.. John T. McChesney of WASH
ngton State, is visiting his old home
lere. Mr.. Mcqhesney has been in the
west for many years and has been very
in his business undertake
ngs.
Rev. }. Hartman Slower of Seattle,
is visiting his old home
n Augusta. He arrived here on Sat
,rIo " ar,1 cron+ co-oro1 l,x,o xr,tI, ,, IL,
brother, Rev. G. W. Slower. Mr..
Slower is now engaged in missionary
work throughout the great Northwest
md Canada for the German Baptist
church.
Among the law graduates from the
Columbian University at Washington
this session is Mr.. VIM W. Keblinger,
an old Staunton boy, who now holds 8
responsible position with the govern
ment. Mr.. Keblinger has many friends
in this city who will be pleased to learn
of his receiving his degree as Bachelor
of Law.
w. FL. Troxeil of near Basic City,
was arrested Tuesday night on the
charge of forgery and brought here
and lodged in Jail. He forged two
checks using the names of Messrs. 0.
G.. Wagner and JIG. Cline. Both checks
were passed in this city. He was Civ
Ell a hearing before the police justice
yesterday and sent Oh the grand jury
Augusta's Delegates to Richmond.
On Saturday the six districts of Au
gusta held meetings to elect delegates
to the State colyention in Richmonc