Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-06-28
Personals.

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Mr.. Rudolph Turk. pupil at t
Alexandra High School, is visiting
uncle. Mr.. r. s. Turk.
Mrs. Il. Jordan, who has been Wis
ing at Craigsville and Fordwick.
now the guest of Mrs. Jed Hotchk ISIS
Col. Fl. J. Williams of Greenville, 7
turned to Richmond Tuesday for trea
ment for his eyes.
Prof. w. A. Bowles has returne
from Richmond, where he attended
meeting of the State School Board.
Mrs. W. M. Steele of Lexington,
visiting her husband 8 parents, Mr. an
Mrs. w. II. Steele, near Greenville.
Miss Kate Hoge and Misses Salli
and Cornelia Stout. left yesterday fo
jamestown.
Mr.. j. W. Wallace of Spottswood
was taken to st. Luke's Hospital, Rich
mond. for treatment for appendicitis
His wife accompanied him.
Commonwealth Attorney Richard
8. Ker announces his candidacy for re
election to that Office. 1t Is not likely
that he will have any opposition.
Mrs. j. Fred. EtIinger went to Wash
ington this week, called there by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. Annie w
Peale.
Misses Carrie, Ella and Sue Danner
have returned from Richmond to their
home at Brook wood, where they will
spend the summer.
Prof. Roy r. Turner, superintend-
dent of Schools at Grants Pass, Ore.
gon, Is at his old home here spending
a part of his vacation.
Mrs. j. W. Kennedy and Miss Helen
and Master Richard Kennedy of Char
lestown, W. Va, are spending some
time at Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier of Lew
isburg, W. Va, have been the guests
of their daughter. Mrs. A. E. Miller,
for several days.
DIR. Hugh Trout, who was operated
on last week in Baltimore for appen-
dicitis. is rapinly improving. His
mother, Mrs. .. B. Trout, is with him.
Mrs. Mary A. Houck, wife of Mr.
Joseph P. Houck, died on Monday at
her home in Horrlsonburg, after ling
ering illness.
Mr.. Robert l.. Parrish and wife of
Covington, left last week for a two
months trip to Europe. Mr.. Parrish
has made several tours of the country
in the past few years.
Harry K. Thaw rounded up year in
Jail Tuesday. 1t was on June %, 1906,
that be shot and killed Stanford White
He has requested his counsel to apply
for bail for him.
The ladies of Loeb Willow congrega.
ton at Churchville, will give supper
ON the evening of July 4th. Refresh
ments will also be served. These ladies
know how to serve a good supper and
should be literally patronized.
The announcement of the Beverly
Book Co., successors to Mr.. Albert
Shultz. appears in this issue. See what
they say about their store. Mr.. CrOwell,
the manager, is thoroughly posted in
his business and we know that his
patrons will receive the best service.
Mrs. Mamie D. Fishburne and son,
Frank. Mrs. Clara Hamrick and chill |
dren, Richard and Catherine, together |
with Mrs. Charles Fishburne and
Mrs. John Houston of Iowa, who have
been visiting their mother and other |
relatives here and in the county, left |
yesterday for trip to Jamestown.
Mr.. Alex. M. Tyree, formerly of
Staunton, and son of Mr.. VIM. K,
Tyree, has resigned the position held |
by him in New York city to accept a
position with the Maryland Portland
Cement Co., at Hagerstown of which |
Mr.. DeCousey Thorn of Baltimore, is
president, and Mr.. Chas. Catlett of this |
city, director.
Mrs. Glenn, wife of Emmett Glenn, a
farmer near Lexington, was struck by
Sunday afternoon and in
stantly killed. She passed within a
few feet of wire fence, when bolt
passed along. jumped to her, tearing
her bonnet and shoes into shreds and
all clothing off to her waist. leaving
them in heap on the ground.
Rev. William Cumming of Winches
ter, KY, spent few days in the city,
visiting among bis old congregation
of the Second Presbyterian church. He
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friends both in and out of that con-
gregati0n. Sunday he was kept busy
all day, preaching for his old congre-
cation at the morning hour.and in the
afternoon at the Y. M. G. A. He ad-
dressed the joint meeting of the Young
Peoples Societies at the Baptist church
at $50 p. M, and closed the day by
preaching to the congregation of the
First Presbyterian church.
Special Rates.
The Southern Railway begs to an.
nounce reduced rates from points on
it's lines account occasions below:
Summer School, Charlottesville, Va
Dates of sale June II, Is, 10, "a, July
l, 8. Is; final limit Aug. 4. 1907.
Fovrth of July: Tickets to be sold
between all points south of the Ohio