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

Mr.. Powell II Davis of Fhrdwick
was among the visitors here Monday.
Mr.. w. Massie Warwick spent Sun-
day here with his family.
Mr.. A. NJ. Valz is spending few d .ys
here with his family.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Elder is spending
some days with friends at Ivy, in Able
marie county.
DR.. s. H. Burton of Parnassus, was
in the city this week on professional
business.
Mrs Coffman aud Mrs. Pittman of
Woodstock, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. C. A Holt.
MIR ard Mrs, John W. Todd have re-
turned from Il visit to their children 10
Richmond.
Miss Ida c. Summers of Deerfeld,
has returned home after visit of some
DAYS to her brother, Mr.. II. d. Sum-
mers, at 401 North Lewis street.
Mr. George Moran. foreman of the
tannery of Augusta Springs, has just
about completed neat residence at
that place.
Mrs. Jas. ker, Jr., and daughter,
lotte, N. c., after visit to their old
home in Stanton.
Governor Beckham of Kentucky. has
issued the formal announcement of his
candidacy for the United States Sena
tor to succeed the Incumbent James
b McCreary.
Mr.. fairy b Woodward of Rich
mond, spent Sunday here with his
family, who have been the guests f
his parents, Mr. and MIS- 10. b
Woodward
Little Annie Gnu Gilman, the four
year old daughter of Hon md Mrs.
John W. Cburchman, whn WAS ope,at-
ed on some time ago for appendicitis,
Is again quite sick
The first receipts of new wheat sath
ed Baltimore Friday from Lancaster
county, Va and while not The best
brought $l25 per bushel. Last year
the first wheat only brought 81 10.
Mrs. Sam1 f. Pilson accompanied
by her niece, Miss EiZ tbeth Prison,
VINO had been visiting her for some
time, has gone to Wilkesboro, N. g j.,
where she will visit relatives.
Hiss Louise Mehurin, who has been
on trip to Los Angeles, Cal, has re-
turned home. Her aunt, Miss Ella
Mehurin. who accompanied her, Ie
turned with her.
Last week Messrs. Roy r. Kyle and
w. F. Moore of this city. and John r
McAllster of Harrisonburg, completed
the course at Dunsmore' Business
College and received the diplomas.
last week at Lexington sentenced W III
e. Wilcher, who was found guilty O.
the murder of Henry j. Smith, to be
hung Friday, August 3rd.
Gov. Swanson will be one of til
speakers at the unwilling of the monu
ment to the memory of the COnfeder-
ate soldiers of Caroline county a
Bowling Green on Jnly 25th
Mrs. A. E. Miller who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Harr
Frazier in Lewisburg, w. Va, return
home this week accompanied by he
sister, Miss Bessie Frazier.
Little Miss Louise McCambridge ha
returned from a visit to Lexington
accompanied on her return by her grea
aunt, Mrs. Kitty Anderson, of Lexins
ton.
We have received from Col. n. +
Wayt. secretary of the Staunton HOrs
Show Association, a copy of the thlr
annual premium list of the exhibition
which is to be held ugust 7th, Sth ar
9Th.
Gov. Swanson has appointed del
gates to the National Tuberculos
convention which m eets in New Y orI
among them DIR. J. 8. De Jarnette, 8
parintendent of the Western Sta
Hospital.
Maj j. r Fletcher, former WI
koown citizan of Stanton, died in 81
Francisco on Monday of last wee
where be had been making his hOI
for some years. His son, Matt, W
was in Virginia on business, received
telegram announcing his death.
Bridgewater Herald Miss JaI
Miller, of StauntOn, and Miss Hell
Wood ward. of Lynchburg, are expe
ed b re today to visit the family of
M. Woodward-Misses Bessie a
Georgia Dinkel, daughters of E. SIN
Dlnkel. returned home last week fir
visit to the family of Henry L. La
at Staunton. They were accompan
home by Miss Erma Lang who is spe
ing week or so with them.