Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-06-07
Personals.

Mrs. Robert NJ. Guy is visiting il
Richmond.
MI. M. E. Kyle has returned fron
Richmond and Baltimore.
Mr.. j. A. HutchesOn has returne
from the reunion at Richmond.
slMrs Fisher of Winchester, is visiting
Mrs. b. p. Cav at Stuart's Draft.
Miss Maggie Gay of Craigsyille. ha
been visiting friends on Big River.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wholey have re
turned from the reunion and trip tt
the exposition.
Mr.. M. Kivlighan has returned from
the American Miilers' convention al
st. Louis.
Miss Cora Harlow of Augusta
Springs, is visiting friends and rela'
tives In Roanoke.
Mr.. Frank L. Hot'went to Washing
ton Tuesday taking Mrs. Holt, who
goes for medical treatment.
= Mrs. J. Fred. Etfinger and daughters
are visiting in w ashington and PhlIa-
deIphia.
June 10Th will be obser yed as chill
dren's day at tue Greenville Baptist
church.
Mr.. Alex. Turk of MOffatt's Greek,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Florence, and son Morris, has returned
from Richmond.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of DR.. Joseph l.. Alexan.
der and Miss Lynnwood Hamilton
KuDkle, at Messy Creek on the 10th.
Mrs. G. w. Cummins of Big River,
spent few days last week with her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Reynolds, in
Clifton Forge.
DIR. w. F. DICKENS will be absent
from his office few days next week.
He leaves Sunday for trip to James
town.
Mr.. Clarence Ashby Richie and Miss
Dora Ann Arehart, both of Roc k
bridge, were married near Spottswood
on the 5th inst. Rev. j. NJ. Shrek
hise performing the ceremony.
Prof. Paul Barringer, M. D., LII. D.,
of the University of Virginia, has
been elected President of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute to succeed Dr..
J. M. McBryde, resigned.
PLANE, Koiner g. Co., of Crimora,
are advertising full stock OF flooring,
siding, ceiling, cement and brick.
Write them for prices, they will save
you money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. B. Woodward
have returned from Richmond, where
they were the guests of their son, Mr..
Harry b. Woodward, during the re-
union.
Mrs. w. 2. Campbell of Stuart
Draft, who is in the Protestant lntirm
airy in Baltimore, is reported as doing
well, and may soon be able to return
home.
Miss Evelina Dunbar has been spend.
ing the week at jamestown, and from
there goes to Boston to spend several
weeks. She will also visit New York,
Philadelphia and other cities before
returning home.
Sunday special freight train on the
B. & o. was wrecked near the bridge
over North river at Mt. Crawford
Several cars we're badly damaged but
no one was injured. A broken raj
caused the accident.
Among the large class of young mer
at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
who received their degrees were the
following Augusta boys-W allace b
Livesay, John Il. L. May. and HarrJ
V. Newcomb, as Bachelors of science
Mr.. II. G.. Barnhart sends US no
tice to the effect that the Middle Rive
District Sunday School Association
held special prayer service for tn
success of the local option cause II
Staunton.
Capt. James W. Allen, of jefferson
City, Mo-, has been in Staunton an
Augusta county for some days visiting
relatives. He is native of Augusts
but has been living in Missouri 70
many years. He left yesterday for hi
home.
Attention is called to the announce
ment of the Fishburne Military Schot
at Waynesboro, which appea rs in OF
columns today. Every equipmer
new. Parents looking for good scho
for their sons. should write Prof. Ja
A. Fishburne for catalogue.
Mr.. Charles Foley died at Mt. GRAY
ford on Sunday afternoon, aged abol
So years. He was drum major in Il
Stonewall Brigade during the war, al
was with it in many engagements. T
is survived by his wife and one daug
ter.
c. w. P. Bauserman, late postma
ter at Flumen, Rockbridge count
who was charged with classifying b
accounts, plead guilty in the U.
Court at Harrisonburg on Tuesda
and was sentenced by Judge Mellow
to serve one year and one day in t
Federal penitentiary.