Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-22

from Cornell University.
Mr.. &. l.. Brenaman of Moscow, wa
in the city Monday on business.
Miss Bessie Young has returned
from New ork. where she spent the
winter in the interest of her art.
Mrs. Reeves Gait has returned home
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs j
c. Cranberry, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter H. Harrison
have returned home from visit tt
Eastern Virginia.
Judge Henry w Holt has moved his
Office into the court house. and will &C
copy quarters with Mr.. H. II Kerr.
MIR. l.. "A. Shumate of Mcdowell
Highland county, was in the city on
business trip this week.
DR.. w. F. Hartman of Swoope, was
10 the city professionally last Wednes
day.
Prof. w. A. Bowles is in Richmond
attending a meeting OF the State
Board of Education.
Mr.. John E. Kennedy of Washing
ton, d. e., spent several days here with
his brother, Mr. r j. Kennedy.
Rev. ] E. Booker filled the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church at Bells VAL
ley last Sunday for Rev. H. A. Young.
John NJ. PAttison, Governor of Ohio
died Monday evening. He had been i'll
nearly ever since be was elected.
Capt. Geo. W. Taylor of the Z. & D :,
who has been sick several weeks, has
resumed his run.
Mr.. B. Miller McCue and wife of
Richmond, have been spending few
days here with relatives.
DIR. B. M. Atkinson, who has been
quite sick, is now able to sit up. This
will be good news to his many friends.
Mr.. l. N. Silling, who has been Al
the Kings Daughters Hospital for
some weeks. though still very ill. Was
taken home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Leon Hlrsh and Mrs. Emma
Emmanuel of New York, are spendiI z
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. l..
Barth.
Mr.. w. 8 Clemmer and Miss Lena
V. ROwdabush. Of the ArbOr Hill
neighborhood, were married last week
in HagerstOwn, Md.
Captain w. P. Kent of Wythe coun
ty, has been appointed by President
Roosevelt to the position of consul
general to Guatemala
Miss French Fauver of near town,
and Miss Nellie Curtis of Wilma, II igh
land county, have been visiting friends
at Greenwood.
MIR. Thos. Butler has received let
ter from Pittsburg, telling him of the
illness of his son, Tom, with typhoid
fever in Memorial Hospital there.
Mrs Rebecca Harnsberger is in Dan
willie, visiting her son, Mr. W. A.
Harnsberger, prosperous merchant
there.
Mr.. M. l.. Mardis, general manager
of the Chesapeake Western Ry., has
resigned. President Gillespie succeeds
him.
Mrs. Geo. a. Payne died on Sunday
morning at her home i'll COvington.
She WAS a sister of Mr.. Jas. D. Hobbs
of this city, who with his wife, went
up to attend the funeral.
Rev. II e. Jett attended the clos ing
exercises of The Virginia The0lOgiceI
Seminary at Alexandria. Today Rev
Ii. NJ. McIlhany will be ordained a
priest.
Mr.. Il. A. S. Hamilton of Shadwell
Mr.. Thomas P. Hamilton of Kansas
City, and Mr.. John Hamilton, have
been the guests of Col. and Mrs 8
Brown Allen.
Mis-. j. W. Hoffman and little daugh
ter of Clifton Forge, are spending
some days at Hermitage. this county
- Of T. ~
Kidd, parents of Mrs. Hoffman.
Lexington Gazette: Mrs. j. E
Booker has returned from Galveston
Texas. where she spent some time will
her daughter. Mrs. BOaz, who accom-
panied her home.
Miss Florence Elder was operated
On for appendicitis at the King
Daughters hospital Wednesday after
noon. There were no complication
and she stood the operation very well
Mr.. w. w. McGuffin, President t
various coal mining companies, ha
moved his Office from Sewell, w. Va.
to Cincinnati with rooms Ill the FOurt
National Bank Building.
Mir. Albert HOge and his friend, MI
Gay, both teachers in Montclair Mill
tary Academy OF Montciair, N. j., ar
visiting Mr.. Hoge's parents. Mr. ali
Mrs. Arlsta Hoge
MIR. Henry a. Walker, cashier of ID
National Valley Bank, was electe
one of the vlce-presidents of the Vii
ginia Bankers Association at Vi
Point on Saturday.
Mrs. Max Cronheim and two Chi
dren of Philadelphia, have arrived
spend the summer with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Loeb. Mi,
Hortense Loeb WHO spent the wintt
there acc0mpa lied her.