Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-08-31

lottesville, have been visiting in th
CITY.
Mrs. = Bradley Lyle has returne
from a visit to friends and relatives i
l.. Xlneton.
Miss Margaret Bell Of Long Glad'
js spandiBg the week With hei coul
los, the Misses Bite. III Bridgewatel
Mr.. Chas. q. Mem has returned t.
Charlottesville, after visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Richard 5. ker.
Misses Katie and Annie Hoge o
Richmond, are visiting Miss Bessie
Hoge on Kaiorhma street
MIR and Mrs Bruce Din kle of neal
ClurchviiIe, have returned from Bolal
Springs.
MIR. and Mrs Hrz Jordan of Elber-
ton, eta !. are in the city with friends
for few days. Al present they are
visiting at "The Oaks
Bishop Robert A Gibson. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alex r.
Robertson, left for bis home at Orkney
Springs Wednesday.
Mrs. Leon Hirsh and Mrs. E Wolf
of New York, returned home this
week, after spending some time with
i r
Mr. John W. Loyegrove, wife and
daughter, of Charlottesville, have been
visiting relatives in tue city and coun-
GY.
Miss Emma Christian and little Miss
Evely Bell OF Long Glade, are visiting
friends and relatives in PocAhontas
and Gree nhrier counties.
Miss Eta & Grow. il trained nurse
of Baltimore, WHO spent her vacation
here with her sister, Mrs +. T.. Meeks,
has returned TO her duties.
Mrs. Thomas Nc jlune, who was re-
Gently operated On at Johns Hop kins
Hospital in Baltimore. is rapidly i'm
proving.
The many friends of Mr.. Rvs w.
Menefee will be glad TO know That he
is rapidly recovering from bis recent
operation for appendicitis.
Marion Kivlighan, the little daugh
ter of MI and Mrs. M. klvligha.', has
returned from IL visit to RELATIVES III
Lynchburg
Mr.. JAS a Wehn has purchased OF
Commissioners Tim berake and Nelson
the James F. Cooke farm near Cave
Spring for 81 800
Masters Henry and James Rowan of
RusselIvile, Ark who have been spend
ing sume time with their uncle, Mr.. } g..
z Rowan, at Spottswood, left Wed
nesday evening for tueir western home.
Mrs. Julian Bird who has been Wis
iting her brother. Mr.. ID. u. Ruck :
man on Long Glade, and relatives in
Bath, returned TO her home ~ ar
Hampton yesterday
Ron. A. L. Braxton is the speakt r
for the New Market reunion next Fri-
d,y. A number of Staunton people
will probably go down. A big day is
expected.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Parsons, wife and
children of Winchester, and Mrs. Far
sons mother, Mrs. Luther Appuck.
have been visiting Mr. Parson parents,
near the city.
Past Grand Master &. G. Wheat in
stltuted lodge of Odd Fellows at
Stuart's Draft last night. He was as
sisted by a number of members from
Ssaunton, Waynesboro and Basic
Mr. E q Coiner and little son, of
BerI willie, and Mr.. V. Fl. Conner of
Buena Vista, have been visiting their
mother, Mrs. David Coiner. on Long
Meadows.
The Richmond Times Dispatch of
Sunday announces the engagement OF
MIR. Selden Wake and Miss Evelyn
Bridges. Mr. Wake is well known in
this city.
Judge Harrison of the Supreme
Court has granted an appeal in the
Basic City local option election case,
and it will be heard next month when
the court meets here
Col. Joe Lane Stearn will be here
next Monday night to inspect c0mpa
MES K of the 705h regiment and A, of
the seventy second.
Mr.. K. A. Crawford with the West
Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.. at Gov
ington, has returned there after spend.
ing his vacation among friends and re-
iatives in this county. where he for
merly resided
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 2. McPheeters o.
Mint Spring, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Bette NJ, to Mr.
VIM. &. Nicholson of Pittsburg, Penn
The ceremony will take place at thei
home Sept. STU, at 10 d. H.
Messrs. Curry and Bum gardner
counsel for Frank Sprouse. who wa
give Is years in the penitentiary 70
killing Conrad Boyd at Ford wick, hav
decided to appeal the case to the Su
preme Court.
U. S. Pay Inspector = S. Phillip
and Mrs. Phillips announce the MARI
age of their daughter, Carrie Anna t
Capt Randolph Carter Berkeley, U.
Marine corps. the ceremony to TAX
place at Trinity Episcopal churct
Shepherdstown, W. Va. Septembe
10, at 8 p. IN.
Helen East, the four year-old daugt
ter of J. P East fell from a thirf