Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-09-13

The friends of Mr.. John S Richie of
Fit. Fefiance, will regret to hear that
he will remove with bis family to st.
JOa aph, Mo-, where be will go into
business. They expect to leave about
th middle of November.
the Banner Store, under the man.
agement of Messrs. H. M. Lewis and
Harold Gibson, opened auspicousIy on
Tuesday, with liberal patronage.
The store was filled all day, and each
lady was given novel souvenir.
Last week patents we're issued to the
following Virginians, Frank P. Bow
man of Bridgewater. harrow; James R.
Shipman and j. 8. Click of Bridge
water, umbrella; James E. Gibbs of
Clifton Forge, Sashfastener.
The ladies of Waynesboro are max
ing great preparations for the chrysan-
themum show to be held the first week
IN November. Last years exhibit was
a great success. and this one promises
to be much finer, if that Can be.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L Dull and Mrs.
Ada Dull of SPOTS wood. accompanied
by Miss Edna Dull of this city, have
gone to Baltimore and Washington.
They will return home by way of Old
| Point and take in the exposition.
DIR. and Mrs. J. d. Bucler of Bridge
water, gave a delightful reception last
Thursday night in honor of their son
and his bride. DIR. and Mrs. J. Claude
Bucher of Slater, Mo. There were
sixty-fve guests present, and they
spent pleasant evening.
| Mr.. Edward o. Cash died at the
Kings Daughters hospital Monday of
typhoid fever. aged about % years. He
is survived by his wife. his father and
three brothers. He just completed a
term of enlistment in the u s. srtil-
lery.
Rev. Alfred T. Graham, D. D., of
Davidson College, N. g., who was re-
Gently called to the passionate of the
Lexington Presbyterian church. has
notified the congregation OF his accept
ance. and expects to enter upon his
duties Sunday, September %.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fauver announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
| Kate. to Mr.. Halle E. Conner. The
ceremony took place in Baltimore
on Saturday, where Miss Fauver had
been visiting friends. After en- ex-
tended tour the newly married couple
Will make their home in this city.
Positive steps have been taken in
the direction of organizing another
bank at Monterey. The present one
was established some eight years ago,
and has done well. The purpose of
the promoters of the new institution
is to make it purely local in point of
bbOCk anu IDdudS6IQ6UC.
An unknown white tramp was killed
near Augusta Springs Sunday after
noon. He attempted to jump on a
moving freight train and was caught
between two cars and bis body severed
in two. Magistrate N. l.. Wehn view
ed the body Monday and it was buried
at Augusta Springs.
Mr.. D. K. Shreckhlse of Knightly,
was brought to the Kings Daughters
hospital Tuesday afternoon RnG oper-
ated on for acute bladder trouble. He
was accompanied by bis wife and bis
son, Mr.. N. l.. Shreckhise. Mr.. and
Mrs Shrek hise had intended to go the
exposition that day, but this trouble
caused him to go the hospital instead.
Mrs. M. Summerfield and children
left Yesterday for New Y ork to join Mr..
Summerfield, who is engaged in the
manufacturing business there. They
were residents of this city for eighteen
years and conducted the "Palais Royal
making many friends, who regret to
see them leave our city. They have
the best wishes of all for their future
success.
Mr.. Harry Lushbaugh was arrested
Saturday morning, charged with as
saulting Joe Dawson. the colored driv.
er of the Stanton Safety Oil Co. He
struck him on the head with monkey
wrench and it was thought fractured
his skull. He was placed in Jail, but
was later bailed by Mr.. H. H. Harlow
in the sum of 81. 900. At the prellmi
nary bearing yesterday before Justice
Glasgow, young Lushbaugh was hello
for the grand jury.
The GREAT ROANOKE FAIR.