Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-08-10
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LOCAL DEpARTs HENT
Personals.

RANGES, TIE b.lgtIt iItitS uhuSutoi
OF Nj and Mrs II Chittum o.
Cr4lgsvilie, has been quite sick.
Hon. Jnhu " Cnnrchnan has beer
10 Richmond and Norfolk On II plens-
ure trip.
Mrs J b. Catlett and little son have
been Writing her tatler. Capt II Clay
Niche. near { ha riotte Willie
tapt P. T. Wilson and MIR. q. q.
Child have returned from their trip to
Boston.
Mrs. Newton Wayt, who had been
visiting her son. DR. W Baldwin Way {
in New York. has returned home.
MIR. J. r. Goolsoy of Craigsville. at
tended the meeting OF the school board
here last Saturday.
Misses Ida aud Virginia Brown are
visiting Mrs. Lottle K tmsey on Big
River.
Misses Pearl Cline and Mary knootZ
of Woodstock, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. &. Danner of the county.
Mrs. Robert Goodwin has returned
from visit to her brother, Mr.. Silas
b. Mason at LeWisburg, W. Va.
Messrs. Kerr & Young of Stuart's
Draft, are making arrangements to
open furniture store at that pace.
MAYOR w II. Landes and wife left
last week for California. and will be
absent about month, going by one
route and returning another
MI VIM. B. Walker of Tazewelle.
has been spending some days with
friends and relatives at his old home III
this city.
Mrs B Z Watson of Stuart 3 Draft,
is in Baltimore, where she went for
medical treatment at Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
First Lieutenant Jos p. Asst and
Second Lieutenant Chas. + Hterrett
of Co. A, 70th regiment, have rccelved
their commissions.
Prof Robert B. Fulton of MlSsis-
sIppi. has been arp plnted OY Judge
White of \ lbeln .rlt,, sup-I Iutendent III
Tile Miller Manual L,b r School.
MISS Daisy Craig, who has been
spending several weeks with friends Id
Lynch hnrg aud buckingham, has re-
TUNED to her home at Cralgsville
The Republican convention of the
lOtn Compression district, will assen'
ole here on September S.h to nominate
a candidate for Congress
Mr.. II. A. shepherd Of baltimore,
representing The H G. Roberts Elec
trio Supply Co of Philadelphia. spent
a few days IN StauntOn this week.
Mr. Il. Cover, of the Eikton Tan
new. WAS ut Augusta Springs This
Week iuuk lna. after the business of The
tauuery there of WHICH cOnrern lac is
the pr esident.
Mrs. q T. DaggY, who has been
spending some weeks with relatives III
East Rutherford, n. j has returned
to her home at Parnaseus in this cOun-
,ty.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hodge and sons, Frank
aud CLYDE, have gone to Amheist TO
visit relatives, and from there 20 TO
Washington to j lin Mr.. Hodge, who Ia
now engaged in business there.
Lieut. -COl VIM J. Perry has as
sumed command of the 70ih regiment,
Col. Geo. Wayne Anderson having re
signed. He will serve undil an cleo
1tion takes place some time this month
MIR. K A James, editor of the Dan
Vile Register, accompanied by his vile
and children, passed through the city
Tuesday on their way to Rockb bridge
Alum Springs.
Prof. w. e. Morton, Superintendent
of the Newport News schools, return
ed TO his duties there this WI elk after
spending some time, a guest at The
Tattesons.
Mar. Geo. G.. Espencheid. Joiner
resident of StauntOn, but more recent
ly residiag in Baltimore, was here this
week. He WAS on his way TO Roanoke,
where he will probably locate
Messrs. O. y. and Oliver Sheets of
New York City, who spent their vaca-
.tion with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
&C. Fl. Sheets near Mt. Sidney, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. r. II. Heatwoie was badly scald-
ne at StokesviIe last week by falling III
a large vat of hot water at the works
,of the Extract company. His legs
from the knees down were badly burn
ed.
The corporation commission has Or
dered the b & o. railway company to
operate Its regular trains into Stras
burg and not stop at the Junction Thl'
as been matter of contest for som'
time between the road and that town
Hon. A G.. Braxton was on yesterda.
elected President of the Virginia la
Association at its meeting at Ho
Springs. Mr.. John w. Stephenson
Warm Springs, was elected one OF tn
vice-presidents.
MIR. W. D. Jones, after spending
delightful visit in Kentucky and Yves
Virginia, returned home last Sunday
Mr.. Jones Was highly pleased with til
Blue Grass and Pan Handle States
but says Ole Virginia is good enoug
tor him.