Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-08-12

Il Mr.. Albert Sbultz is on ten day
northern trip purchasing his stock O
holiday goods.
Rev. DR.. ]. S. Arbuthnot and wifi
of Nashville, Tenn. are the guests o
their daughter, Mrs. s. II. Bell.
Mr.. Harry b. Hanger and wife o
Kentucky, who spent several days will
his sister, Mrs. Ed. A. Hamilton, have
gone to Virginia Beach.
Mrs. A. G. Fifer. who has been spend
ing some, weeks with relatives here
has returned to her home in Newport
News.
Misses Mary Crawford of Mt. Meri
dian, and Permele Elliott of Charlottes.
vile, who were the guests of Mrs. EN-
ma V. Roller during the Horse Show
have returned to Mt. Meridian.
Miss Ora Bosserman of WAynesboro
who had been visiting Miss Blanch
Gunter in Clifton Forge, was called
home the latter part of last week by
the illness of her mother.
Rev. Father W. G. Payne left We'd
nesday for Ocean Cit. Maryland, for
two weeks vacation. During his alb
sence. Rev. Father Dinneen, of Balti
more, will conduct the services at st.
Joseph's church.-Oriole News.
DR.. II. W. Bcrwell of Augusta, Ga,
who has been supplying the pulpit of
the Second Presbyterian church for
the past month, left Monday for his
Southern home. While here DIR. Bur-
we'll made fine impression on our
people, and seemed delighted with his
stay in the city.
Mrs. Charley Miller. of Messy Greek,
died on Monday the lst. Mrs. Miller,
before marriage. was Miss Jennie
Eavey, daughter of the late Samuel
Eavey, near Sangerville. The funeral
took place at Emanuel church Wed
nesday morning, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. l.. H.. Paul.
A chance to win 800 is offered to
readers of this paper by the Oxford
Co. They will present this
to the person guessing nearest |
hn hnr Of unfno rQaaiuGH the l
election of Parker and Roose- !
Welt. For particulars address the Ok
ford Distilling Co., No. 1894 N How
ard St Baltimore, Md. SIS Ct
Miss Ollie Wilson of Valley Centre,
Highland county, was out driving last
week when her horse took fright and
an away, throwing Miss Wilson from
he buggy and kicking her on the head.
She died in about an hour after the ac
;ident. Her little niece who was with
Ter was also thrown from the buggy,
nut was not seriously hurt.
Mr. A. Weinberg of Weinberg the
clothing Co., this city, Is in Philippi,
Vest Va, where he anticipates closing
deal for the purchase of an establish
d clothing business in that place, to be
IN by his brother as branch to his
taunton store. Before returning Mr..
Weinberg will visit the north to pur-
base his fall and winter stock of
lothing.
Ex-senator Geo. G. Vest died on !
tuesday at Sweet Springs, Mo-, of ;
eneral debility. aged "A years. Sena
or Vest whose term expired last March ;
vas not a candidate for re election as
is health was not good at that time,
nd he continued to grow worse until
is death. He was one of the brainy ,
len of the U. S. Senate, and when he
rose to speak every member paid the ,
losest attention. 6
The midsummer fiction number of i
he Cosmopolitan has been received t
rom lrvington, N. Y, its editor, John {
,risben Walker, contributing three
xcellent articles; 1.-The High Privilege l
# the voter" what is Education"
nd "a Dinner at DeImonicO's" Wall 6
Itreet's Wild Speculation; 1900-l904,"
Great Industries of the United States
nd Railroads above the Clouds" will |
e read with interest. Mrs. Geo. Corn '
1allis-W West tells of Modern Manners +,
nd the Unmannerly Age" Other {
rticles, good stories by good writer's, t
bic cartoons, ETC., complete this first
lass issue. lie