Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-24

II Chpt. ana Mrs. j. N. McFarlant
have returned from an extended visit
South. While away they took in thu
Mardi Gras at New Orleans, and visit
ed relatives in Atlanta and Other
cities.
| Mrs, Hugh H. Kerr who was ope
rated on for appendicitis at st. Luke S
hospital. has so far recovered as to be
able to return home, and she is expect
ed today or tomorrow. Mr.. Kerr will
go to Richmond to accompany her.
Spring fertilizers and seeds are ad-
vertised by b w. Crum, on Johnson
street. Grass seed, seed oats and q
Carload of seed potatoes. See his turn
| ing pillow which he offers at very low
figure.
Mr.. Harry Fl. Blease, whose health
has not been good for some time past,
left last week for his old home In South
Carolina, where he will spend some
weeks. Mrs. Blease and their little
son. Marion, went with him.
Hon. s. HI. Walker and Mrs. Walker
OF near Mt. Meridian, were at Cold
Sulphur Springs this week called there
by the serious illness of Mrs. J. S.
Craig, whose condition necessitated
surgical operation.
Mr.. J. North Caldwell, a prominent
farmer and stOckman of Greenbrier
county, w. Va, after spending some
days with friends and relatives in the |
city and county, returned home yes
terday morning.
Hon. w. M. McAllister of Warm
Springs, has announced himself a can
1idate for State Senator fro N the dis
5rict composed of Allegheny, Bath,
Botetourt and Craig His announce
nent makes the third for the district.
President George H. Denny of Wash.
ngton and Lee University, has secur-
I'd from Mr.. Andrew Carnegie the
promise to donate a $4,000 library
to the University. provided
lmilar amount be raised by Washing /,
on and Lee as an endo wment fund to |
maintain the same. IT
Capt. j. H. Waters has appointed e
lr q. Lewis Clemmer of SwOope, as
hief marshal of the memorial day
arade, viii the following assistants ::
ames L. Kerr of Crimora, aud j. A. g
attersOn of Waynasboro. Marshals C
n the sons of veterans Messrs. j.
aldwin Ransom of this city, and c. S. b
oller, Jr., OF Fit. Defiance. fl
Rev. and Mrs. James Thomas Will s,
ams OF Romney, w. Va, have issued p
vitations to the marriage of their
Iughter, Bertha Ray, to Mr.. James q,
oan Kuykendall. The ceremony will
Ike place Wednesday, April 9TH at
ION, In the Presbyterian church at
iiiiaile anu Ills lalnl- 10
have host of friends in Stanton, b.
hers for three yearshe Was pastor of
e Methodist chu rch. al
le
The Woodstock Herald says that is
w. A. Fl. Smith, pastor of the Re- =
rmed church at Harrisville, Va, is
ranging the program for the annual ly
,eting of the Virginia Chassis of the We
'fOrmed Church. which will convene Dr.
st. Johns church there on Wednes- wl
y evening, May 81 The sessions Il
IL continue to and including June 5. he
veraI mission workers will be pres III
and make addresses. wi.
Nessrs. Motter and buckingham of II.
fillmore, purchasers of the lumber of
hts on the Beall tract near Angus.
Springs, have begun establishing ye
" mills at several points with view e.;
developing the property. Near Au-
sta Springs their superintendent mt
!. w. H. Armentrout of Pastures
strict this county, has installed a
&c and complete mill plant, and will
in operation IN a few days. The SIC
rk of grading road from the mill az
the county road is now in progress Pa
az soon as completed. the mill will sci
ready to market it's timber. shf
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Fire at the Intermont, Tor