Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-29

| Mr.. W. Hopewell of Mt. Scion, is
repor' ed quite i'll.
| MIR j. II. Silliug leading merchal
1t PaTnassus. was in the city Wednes-
day on business.
Mrs W. Massie Warwick and fon,
a anry. ale visItlI g relatives in LyI CHI.
burg.
Mayor j. A. Patterson of Waynes-
boro. was in the city Wednesday on
business Ill alters
The committee " hi ID has had chare e
| Vt the appropriation for the james
town Exposition has reported f'vora-
oil, The sum of 81 .325 900 This assures
its passage.
Mrs. Eiiz ,beth Almond, wife of Jas,
q Almond, fell from a cherry tree at
H e. FL ch-lberger's farm, Wednes-
lay, and died before a physician ar
rived.
Mr.. Chas A Snapp. for many yaars
an arii-ric rIgu painter here. died
W eduestiay al Charleston, WA. The
,enaIn were brought here tor inter-
mtnt yesterday.
The L,hr building on The corner of
New ard New Courthouse streets, was
sold at auction on Wednesday and WAS
pun chased by Col. $. Brown Allen aud
Mr. r \. Fulwiler, for IS 600.
Mr.. X. f. McAieer and Miss Eliza
beth Houuihan. were quietly married
" ednesday morning at st. Francis
church by Rev Father A. J Van Ingel
gem. They left over the G Il o on an
extended northern tour.
Gov. Swanson has announced the
appointment of the members of the
board of visitors for the Va School for
Colored Deaf and Blind children for two
years. among them is Ct. d. Euritt Of
the faculty of the school here.
Have good lime at Ford wick on
the 4th of July. p. r. Davis. the mer
chant there. invites the public to rest
under the shade of the old apple trees,
! ide the merry-gO-round, listen to pop
ular music, eat ice cream and cake, |
and have good time generally.
Rev. JOhr n. Dickinson, Grand Pre- |
late of the knights of Pythias, will
address meetings at Hot Springs. July
j; Covington. July 10; Clifton Forge, |
July II, aud Waynesb ,ro, JaIY IL.
This is the beginning of An active
campaign in behalf of that excellent
order
Maj. H H. Harlow, department
of the Uniform rank, | O.
F.. on Monday night mustered into
service Canton at Appalachian, Wise
county, with "a members. In short
While another will be mustered in at
IIarrisOnburg
Mr.. J w. Brown, formerly of Au-
gusta county. has returned to his home
n Kansas after spending several weeks
with relatives in this county. Mr..
Brown is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Brown who lived at jennings Gap
many years since, and Is related to Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. H i'll of Summardean.
He has lived in the west some 80 years,
and is prosperous stockman and
merchant. At Haverhill. Kansas, his
he is also station agent for
The Frisco Railway system. and rides
On merit pass presented him by that
rail way for valued and efficient service
during the rs years he has been con-
n ,tted with the company.
Wa,nesbOro Virginian: Mrs Edward
Plumb left on Wednesday for visit |
of several months with relatives in |
Mrs Charles Van Lear and |
children have gone to Head waters |
Highland county, Va. to visit her SIS |
ter, Mrs. F. V. Stuart.-Mrs. w. H.
Lavelle and Miss Ruth have returned |
from W est Virginia. We are pleased
to note that Mrs. Lavelle's condition is
much improved.-Mr. and Mrs. John |
II. Smith left Monday for Maysville.
KY, Mrs. Smith 3 old home, where they
will be guests at the Kentucky Home
Coming" They will probably visit
friends for two or three weeks.
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