Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-06-09
Personals.

MT. VI. III. SpecK or Bu0na ISL
spen several days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Cook of Ricl
mond. have been Waiting relatives her
Mrs. John W. Pratt of Lexington
has been visiting friends in Staunto
and Waynesboro.
Mrs. =. A. Porter and little daugl
ar of near Stauntnn, are visiting fri
ends in Highland
Mr.. John E M Hall he's been ap
pointed postmaster at Mount Elliot
Springs.
Judge Geo. NJ. Harrison has gone I
Wytheville, where the supreme COur
of Appeals is in session.
q. 9. Splitter of Harrisonburg, ad
vertises for ~ lady stenographer an,
DO ,k-keeper. See his ad.
A new schedule went into effect OIL
the @. u . Sunday, and it is yer,
convenient one for our people.
Mrs. A. s. Woodhouse has returned
from Washington. where she spent two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. G. A
Haldeman.
Mrs. Capitola Wilson of Roanoke
who was called to Parnassus by the
death of her father, Mr. Frank Har-
low, returned home on Tuesday.
Major Albert A. Hoge, commandant
of the Peacock Institute. San Antonio.
Texas, is spending the vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arista Hoge.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Woodward
and little daughter. of Richmond, have
been visiting Mr.. Woodward's parents
on Beverly street.
Prof. w. R. Vance, wife and daugh-
ter, of Washington, are spending a
month with the family of Mr.. r. G..
Vance in Waynesboro.
Mrs. J. E. l.. Hughes of Augusta
Springs, is spending several weeks in
Richmond, a guest in the home of
Mrs }. W. Powell.
Mrs r. f. Larew of Greenville, who
spent some time in Richmond for me
deal treatment, returned home last
week She was met here bv her hus-
band.
State Chairman ElIys0n has called
a meeting of the State Central Com
nittee to meet in Richmond, June 18th,
at which time all arrangements for
the coming primary will be made.
Messrs. E. II. Whitmore of Chicago.
and j. II. Whitmore of st. Charles,
Nc, are spending several weeks with
tneir father, Mr.. J. A Whltmore of
Parnassus.
Rev. b D Cav, son of Mr. 3. p.
Claw of Wayneshoro, pastor of one of
the Baptist churches in Richmond.
will be married on the 14tn inst. to
Miss Emma Writ Williams of that
city
The 39'h annual Sunday School Con-
vention of the Baltimore Conference,
will he held at Clifton Forge Oh July |
lila An interesting program is being |
arranged, aud number of prominent |
speakers and Sunday School workers |
are expected to be present.
Marhnton W. Va J Messenger: Miss
Mary Yeager returned from Waynes- |
boro, Va. Wednesday evening after |
having spent the past winter at school |
there. She was accompanied home |
by her friend, Miss Hiner. of Staun-
ton, who will spend some time visiting |
her.
Strouse Il Bros. high art clothing
have high reputation and no charge
Tor it. Y GU 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.
Mr.. } b Wood for many years agei t |
for the e. u o. at Goshen, has resign
ed to take position as auditor of the |
duayaquil Il Quito BY. in Ecuador.
South America, and will leave in about |
a week for that country. Mr.. Wood |
has many friends here. being mem
Der of the Stonewall Band, and his
departure is regretted by them.
DR.. Hugh NJ. Bain, for a number of
years co principal of the Valley Semin
AIRY at Waynesboro, has resigned, to
take the uperintendency of Locust
Dale Academy in Madison. While we
are sorry to see DR.. Bain leave the
county, We congratulate Locust Dale
on securing such man as superinten-
dent.
Sunday evening while Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rodgers and their daughter,
who live OH the Ballard Smith place,
were driving home through Greenville
the horse took fright and ran, first |
throwing out Mr. Rodgers and his
daughter, then Mrs. Rodgers. AS Mrs.
Rodgers fell from the buggy the horse
kicked her. She had one ankle badly |
broken, besides being otherwise badly
bruised She was taken home and re
ceived prompt attention. Neither Mr..
Rodgers or his daughter received seri
Gus injuries