Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-07-23

MISS Louie Snead is In Buena Visit
visiting her father, Rev. E. B. Snead.
Miss katherine Henderson of Swoopt
spent Wednesday in the city.
Mr.. K. T.. Reuter- of Basic, wa
among the visitors here Wednesday.
: Mrs. w. P. Kent and baby have gon
to Wytheville on visit to relatives.
: Mrs. c. H. Vint is visiting in Craigs
vile.
S Mrs. ]. M. Echols of Sewell, VIVA
is visiting her parents here.
5 Mrs. Ellen S. McCue is quite sick al
her home at Fishersville.
> Mr.. w. a. Rife of Waynesboro, was
here Wednesday night to hear Hon.
Seaborn Wright.
, Read the changes in the c. & o.
schedule, which went into effect on
Sunday last
, Mrs. j. p. Shreckhise and Miss Mary
Shreckhise have returned from a few
weeks stay at Swoope.
Mrs. w. w. KING has qualified as
administrative of the late Mrs E. i.
Bayly, giving bond in the sum of s., 600
Mrs. J. w. Keller is visiting her Sis
ter IN Charlottesville.
Mrs FL. Jordan, who is spending the
summer at Craigsville, was in the city
Tuesday visiting relatives and friends.
| Miss Elizabeth Mohler is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Ramsey, at Lynd-
hurst.
Mr.. J. w. Snead of Stuart's Draft,
was In the city Saturday on business,
and called at our office.
1t is stated that the apple crop. of
August of this year will not exceed 25
per cent. of the usual crop.
Drs. Geo. A. and A. H. Sprinkle at
tended the meeting of the Virginia
Dental Association at Old Point.
Judge Haas, of the circuit court of
Rockingham, has ordered a local option
election in Harrisonburg for Tuesday,
August oath.
Mr.. w. G. Craig, of Deerfeld, has
recently shipped several car loads Of
fine Augusta cattle to the New York
and Baltimore markets.
Mr.. J. B. Irvine, of Covington, Ky,
is visiting his old home here "Buck"
always receives warm welcome from
his old friends.
Mr.. G. d. Euritt has been attending
a meeting of the board of visitors of the |
colored school for the deaf and blind |
at Newport News.
Mrs. A. M. Valz and her son and |
daughter, Mr.. Randolph Valz and Miss
Corrine Valz, have gone to Ocean City,
Md, to spend month.
Miss Mollie Smith, who had Teen
the guest of Mrs. w. r. Tyree on
Church street, has returned to Hagers-
town, Nd.
Miss Maggie Henderson, who has
been spending several months with
her uncle in Boston, returned home
Tuesday morning after most delight
full visit.
realized from the sale of the
effects of the Virginia Hotel must go
to the trustee in bankruptcy, and to no
individual.
Mr.. A. X. Snead of Charlottesville, a
former well known county man, was
here Monday. Mr.. Snead is thinking
of locating in Staunton, and going into
business.
Mrs. r. H. Kyle and her daughter,
Miss Juliet, who have been spending
some weeks with relatives here, have
to their home in New Jersey,
after most delightful visit. |
Mr.. VIM. Larner has resigned from
the council on account of his pressing
business, and Wednesday that body
elected DR.. Z. Lacy Gibson TO succeed
him.
James Stribling, a well known and
respected negro, who was injured in an
explosion at quarry some months
ago, died at his home near Annex on
Mrs. Geo. II. Rinsland of Hinton, w.
Va, who had been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bosserman, has re-
turned home. Her sister, Miss Anna
accompanied her.
Rev. r. C. Jett, of Emmanuel
Church, will leave shortly for New i
FORK, from which place he will sail (
for trip abroad. Mr.. Jet has Just {
been granted leave of absence by his
For the second time within nine ,
Orange Court House was visit
I'd Tuesday by a disastrous fire which
played havoc in the business section of
The town. The loss is estimated at :
S75, 900.
Mrs. R. A. Palmer of Baltimore, who
las been visiting her sister, Mrs. John ]
n, Opie Jr., has returned home. She
was accompanied by her little nephew
and niece, who will spend some time
with her.
Prof. Edgar Dawson, formerly of the S