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

been visiting friends at Mt Scion.
Mrs. Harrie5 Trimble of the cour
ty, is visiting relatives near MOntere,
Mr. Richard z. lseIl of this city, wa
one of the graduates in medicine
the University of Virginia.
Mr. W H. Masucup. an old and es
teemed citizen of the county, ls seri
Onsly i'll at bis home.
Mr.. John Cri ger of Goshen, wh
spent some months in Portsmouth, i
visiting bis old home in WaynesborO.
Mr.. Sam Carroll. who spent som
weeks with his mother at West Angus
la, has returned to Orange.
Mrs. J. b. Cochran and daughter o
Clifton Forge, have been visiting rela-
lives here.
Mr.. Edward Woodward, after sew
trdl days spent with his parents here
has returned to COaldale, W. Va.
Rev. J. A Barker of Clifton Forge
has accepted a call to the Laurel Hi
Baptist church.
Mr.. John Falon, the florist, Is hav.
ing two new greenhouses built. Nj. Is.
Stoddard is the contractor.
Rev. Frank G.. Hartman of Green.
Willie, S. c., visited his parents here
last week OH his way to Lexington.
Mrs. Alma Hunter of Waynesboro,
who spent the winter in Georgia, has
returned home.
Mrs. q. A. Gulley and her daughter,
Miss Antress, have gone to Fishersville
ia spend the summer.
Mrs. q. W. St Clair of TaZewell, is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs Geo.
5. Walker.
Miss Grace Wilson OF New Provi.
dence, was one of the graduates at the
Farmville State Normal last week.
Capt. J. G.. Matheny, for thirty years
clerk of the court of Highland, was in
the city this week, returning home
from visit to his son in Tennessee.
Prof. r. Roy Turner, superintendent
of schools of Grant Pass, Oregon, is in
tue city visiting his mother, Mrs. Por
ter M. Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul of the Bar.
Textbook neigh borhood, spent several
days with Rev. l.. II. Paul at Messy
Creek last week.
The Harry Lee boat crew defeated
the Albert Sidney boat crew at the
annual regetta at Washington and Lee
University last Monday.
John T. McChesney, son of the late
DIR. VIM. s. McChesney, of Everett.
Washington, is visiting his relatives
in Staunton.
Mrs w. w. Gibbs of New York, ar
rived here Monday evening, and will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Merriken, near the city.
Mr.. Frank r. Asst who was married
last week in Buck shannon. W. Va,
las, with his bride, been visiting bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Asst, of
This city.
At the meeting of the StauDtOn Rifles
Tuesday night Harry w. Bowling was
elected captain; j. Il Tucker, first
lieutenant, and II. l.. Opie, second
Lieutenant.
We have received from j. E Glenn,
Secretary of the Virginia Flremens'
Association, an invitation to attend
The 10Th annual convention which
meets IN Harrisonburg, August 16-17-
Is.
Last Sunday Greenville Lodge No.
179, L. .. y. f., held their memorial
services III the Baptist church at that
place The address was delivered by
Past Grand Master q. &. Wheat of this
city.
Miss Katherine Paul, a sister of the
late United States Judge john Paul,
home at OttDhine, Rockingham coun-
ty, aged Ga years.
All of the former teachers of the Va.
School for the Deaf ana the Bind were
reelected, and Mr. Cuas. Williams
Was elected TO ill the position made
Vacant by the death IF Mr.. ii. M.
CnaInberiayne.
Frank &. Bigelow, defaulting presi
dent of the First National Bank of
milwaukee,, was sentenced in the Fed
elal Court Saturday afternoon to ten
Years at hard labor in the penitentiary
at Fort Leaven worth, Kan.
Mr.. Roland b. Smith, a nephew of
DIR. b. M. Atkinson, and sou of the
late Capt. Orlando Smith formerly
les ident of SJaunton, has been appoint
ed General Manager of the Burlington
Ry. at st. Joseph, Mo.
There is printed in last Sunday 3
Times Dispatch very strong paper
by Mr.. A. q. BraXtou defining the po
sItion of the members of the Corpora
ton Commission with reference to
taking stock in corporations.
Mr.. J. II. Leonard of near CrimOra,
VINO has been SICK for some time, had
IL successful surgical operation per-
formed Oh him by Drs. Dice, Bowman
and Freed. and is doing MS Well MS
could be expected.
Last week the Democrats of the Sc
cond West Virginia Congressional
district elected Coz. TnOs b. Davis over
JAS. ) Lakin py u majority of 1850.
l. asst November Congressman Dayton,
Republican carried 1t 10y 2,337.
Mr.. J. j. Stitser, al old Confeder
ate veteran of The West Augusta
neigh borhood, visite d friends al
SwnOpe, and came in Friday to be with
his old comrades at the memorial ser
Vires.
Cards have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Margaret kaDle. daugh
ter of Captain VIM. Ii. kable, to Maj
Thomas Ii Russell, of South Carolina
the ceremony to take place Tuesda,
evening, June 20Lh, at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomas M. Sheeiz, train dis
hatcher for the N orfolk and Western
at Roanake, and M ISIS Maize Voolfolk
of Basic City, were married here las
week at the EakleJOn Hotel, the cere