Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-08-17

III the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs ] A Horton of New
York, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W
w. Gibbs at their summer home here.
Hon. Randolph Harrison spent sew
eral DAYS with his father. MIR Henry
Harrison, near the city.
Mrs. ] Baldwin Ransom of Nelson
has been visiting Capt. aud Mrs Thos
ID Raus0u.
MIR J. w. H Prison is in Canada
health.
Mrs. Ferdinand Paulsackel and little
daughter are visiting her mother, Mrs
Dinkel, al Mussy Creek.
J. NJ. Pence has sold his farm neal
Hermitage to W Grove for $22, DOC
for the $50 acres.
Mrs. William Berkeley and daugh
ter, Miss Parke, both of whom are il p,
have gone to the Kings Daughters
hospital for treatment
Mr.. Rives W. Menefee, who WAS OPP
Grated on for appendicitis is slowly
improving at the Kings Daughters
hospital, but Is not yet able to sit up.
Hon. W. b. F. Leech, a former me M
her of the House of Delegates from
Rock bridge. spent few days here. the
guest of DIR s. P Hite.
Miss Ellen Guigon of Richmond, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ches-
ley Kinney, has gone TO New Bedford,
Mass to visit relatives.
Hon. John W. Churchman has re-
turned from a week 3 cruise on Hamp-
ton Roads. He had most enjoyable
trip.
Mrs. y B. Trout and daughter, Mrs.
W. r. Staples, of Roanoke, have re
turned from delightful trip to Cold
Sulphur and Hot Springs.
MIR. Milton w. Bucher. who for some
time has been acting as jailer, has
moved his family back to his farm near
West View.
We learn that our old friend, DR.. D.
A. Bucher of Bridgewater, has gone to
Phoebus, where he will locate for the
practice of dentistry.
Mrs Nj. M Robertson and children
of Cinci natl, have been spending sew
sral DAYS at their old home in Staun
ton
Mrs. Howard Hoge and little son.
Randolph, of Richmond, who have
been the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Arista
Hoge. left Tuesday for home.
Miss Myrtle Ruth Foley and Mr..
Robert F. GoOlsby, both of Stokesville,
were married in StauntOn Saturday by
the Rev. Fl P. Hamill.
Prof. F. R. Webb, DR.. E Lacy Glib
SON and Mr.. Herbert Mex. Smith. left
Yesterday for their annual canoe cruise
down the Shenandoah to Harper's
Ferry.
Mr.. A Weinberg of the Weinberg
Clothing Co is IN the northern cities,
purchasing his fall and winter supply
of clothing. A speciality will be their
bows and chlldrens' department.
Mrs. W. J. Blu. ton of Churchville,
has returned home from visit of sew
eral months to her daughter, Mrs.
Horace D. Allen, at Berkeley Springs.
W. Va.
Among those attending the horse
show from stuart's Draft neighbOrhOod
last week, we notice Messrs. A K.
Suead and John GOlding and Miss An
ME Brown.
Prof. r K Turner superintendent
of city schools Mt Grants Pass, Ore
g,u. has returned there 10 resume hlI
off .i.i an'i q after spending his v'ct
ton AT his Old home in this city An at
Napoleon, Ohio.
A Inviug cap Was presented to Jndgt
@ F. Moon. now of Nav York, hV the
Young people of the White Snlp'ni
German Club. on last Friday night a.
which time he made asp-ecii of thanks
which WAS very happy.
DR.. J. T. Wayman has received wotd
announcing the death of his brother
Mr.. J. .Wayman, at Granger, Texas
on Saturday last. He had been resld
ing 10 the Lone Star State forty thirt,
years.
Invitations have been issued by Rev
and Mrs John Il. Maxwell to the mar
riage of their daughter, Laura Virgin
ia, to Mr.. Christian Strike White. Th'
wedding will take place at the Met no
dist Episcopal Church. South, Wednes
day. August %, at $50 p. IN.
Rev. G. A. Freed of Columbia, s. G.
arrived in the county last week u
join his family who have been spend
ing the summer here. Mr.. Freed wa
warmly welcomed by many of his oil
friends, of whom he has large numbe
in all parts of the county.
MIR. Robert l.. Parrish, who has bee
for some two months absent in EurOp
reached his home in COvington o
Monday of last week and was WELDON
ed back by his friends generally, An
especially of the Virginia Bar AssOcii
ton where he appeared Tuesday til
picture of health and geniality.
The rear wall of the new Witt bullt
ing fell during the storm of Sunds
afternoon, and it was thought it be-
been struck by lightning, but as the
were no signs of it being struck Il