Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-06-16

:. The following veterans from Stone
| wall jackson Camp are attending tt
reunion at Louisville. Messrs. E. {
Fishburne. J B Rrden, ] L. Dunbar
J. B. Coffelt, w. A. Freed, ID. "
Drake, G. II Slower, Il. G. Morton, ,
F. Leonard and Rev. G. w. Finley.
A new census of the city of StauntO
is being taken, intended to show he
exact population under her recent e2
pansion. This is a valuable bit of wOr
aud every assurance IS guaranteed @
its being we'll done by those who ar
entrusted with it.
MIR. and Mrs. w H. Kelley, fOrmerl
of this county, and now of NewpOr
News, are spending a month s visi
with friends and relatives in the city
and county, at Mt. Sidney they visi
Mr.. K.'s uncles, Messrs. ID. n and A
I. Grooms and at Stuart g Draft, they
are a guests of Mr.. J. f. Smith
Mr.. ii. Clay Miller, the populaa mer-
| chant, who was so seriously injured in
the ball game Monday afternoon in 4
| collision with Mr.. Shields, is improv
| ing rapidly. This will be good news
| 20 his many friends in thi9 community
His parents were telegraphed for and
came on from Baltimore to be with
him.
w. Arthur Wilson and wife have
sold to Mrs. Lille B. Porter their
farm about one and half miles east
of Stanton for $l2,610 Mr.. 9. M.
East. commissioner, has conveyed to
w. Arthur Wilson. a farm two and a
half miles south of Staunton. Con
slderation So 900.
Strouse & Bros, high art clothing
have high reputation and no charge
for it. You buy them at good store
and no extra charge for trading here.
Better know what you are buying
and where. It's better to be sure than
sorry, Weinberg is the only store in
Staunton to them.
The city electoral board, composed
of Messrs. Hugh H. Kerr, George W.
Blackley and S H. Worthington, have
re appointed the old judges of election:
First Ward--W. l.. Olivier, Jr.. W. B.
Met hesney, II. T. VOORHEES,. Second
Ward-H. H. Wayt, s. NJ Donald aad
). ID. GOchenOur.
Saturday night Norman Martin,
twelve year old mute student at the
Va. School for the Deaf and Blind, fell
from fourth story window in the
school building and suffered severe
fracture of the right arm. His knee
was badly bruised, and he was gen
orally shaken up, but is doing nicely
and is expected to recover.
Grand Patriarch H. H. Harlow,
Grand Outside Il uardiaH u. s. Wood
house, Representative r j. Kennedy,
and Past Grand }. q. Dudley of this
city, and representatives r. S. Reed
of Fordwick and w. H. Apple OF
attended the meeting of
The Grand Encampment of Odd Eel |
Ows in Lynchburg this week.
On yesf erday morning at O'Clock |
at the residence of Mr.. }. G. Bell near
Fort Defiance, Miss jamie Bell was
married to Mr.. Brown Bell of Mt Sid
ley. The ceremony was performed by |
Rev. j. N. Vandeventer, an3 num- |
snt to witness it. They left for trip |
lOI I'll ONcI luO ~. " ", dlUtI WulCu |
hey will reside at MI. Sidney, where |
Mr. Bell owns a beautiful home. These |
Ire very popular young people, and |
nave the congratulatlons of their many |
friends.
While in the furniture warehouse of |
). w. Alexander 81 Bro. at Waynes- |
oOro, the other day, reporter for the |
was surprised to see a |
arge consignment of furniture being |
shipped to far Southern state. Iti
was a reading desk, pulpit altar and /,
chairs for the Lutheran church of At |
anita. Ga. The articles were beautl |
July finished and were of quartered |
golden oak, hand carved. Another |
arge cOnsiderment was being prepared |
or the New Providence Presbyterian |
;hurcn in Rockbridge county, consist
ng of new pews and pulpit chairs. |
These are also in the fashionable gold
en quartered oak. Soon this firm will
furnish the Methodist church of Cow
ngton with a handsome outfit of fur
niture.