Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

AttOTney-General WliilamS was II
the city this week.
Mr.. J. A. Mckay has been appointe,
postmaster at Greenville in place of MI
Wilbur Palmer, who resigned.
Miss Fannie Almarode of Greenvllle
is seriously i'll, and her friends seem tt
fear the worst.
Mr.. &. R. Moore of the county, wa
called to Dunmore, w. Va, this weel
by the illness of his mother.
Miss Reba bradley, who has beer
visiting at Dr. ]. B. Rlwlings', left fol
Richmond this week.
Misses IGdna I'd Stella Harlow o
Waynesboro, were visitors here or
Monday.
Mr.. +. f. Hoover of Roanoke, spent
a few days at his old home in Staun
ton.
The Sunday School convention of the
Augusta Baptist Association is in SEES
sion here, and will adjourn tonight.
Mrs. S. Nj. Donald has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. A. H. McCue
at FiShersville.
Mrs. Frank Walter and Miss Eliza
beth Walter have been spending some
days in Baltimore.
Mr.. Geo. o. Greene of the Clifton
Forge Review, and f. ID. Foster of the
same City, are here attending the
Baptist Sunday School convention.
DIR. J. S. DeJarnette was in Rocky
Mount this week, where he went to
give expert testimony in the Cahill
trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Parr have return
ed from TT. Worth, Texas, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Scurry
Terrell, Mrs. PARIS sister-in-law.
Supt. of Public instruction Jonn ID.
EgglestOn will deliver the address at
the High School commencement, June
9Th.
Mr.. Hugh Daniel of Augusta Springs,
has received his diploma from the
Dunsmore Business College, and left
Monday for home.
President Taft has appointed Mr.. w.
s. Humbert, postmaster at Charlottes-
willie to succeed General Thomas l..
ROsser.
Manager w. H. Barkman has secur-.
ed for the Beverly Theatre for Monday,
May End, the big musical extravaganza
ssrhe Top o. The Morning."
Tonight the pupils of Miss Sarah
Greenleaf Frost, at the Mary Baldwin
Seminary, will give recital in vocal
expression.
1t is thought many Sunday School
Workers here will attend the Worlds
Sunday-school convention in Washing
ton, May 1926.
Charlottesville Progress: Miss l..
Maude Greaver has returned from
Staunton, where she attended the
Hanger Clemmer wedding near Arbor
Hill.
Governor Mann has accepted the in
vitation of the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation of Harrlsonburg to deliver the
address on Confederate Memorial Day,
June 18th.
DIR. ]. S. Cahill, of Rocky Mount,
was Monday for the fifth time placed
on trial in the franklin County Circuit
Court for the murder of Robert G.
Smithers.
Page Stephenson, son of James b.
Stephenson, of Harrisonburg, was
thrown by horse at jamestown last
Saturday, and badly injured. The ami
NAL rolled over him.
The many friends of Mr.. Geo. Bowers,
who has been sick for the past two
weeks. will be glad to know that he is
able to sit up, and that his physician
thinks he will soon be out again.
Mr.. J. f. Hanger has returned to
Baltimore, after visit to relatives here
and in the county. Mr.. Hanger always
receives warm welcome from his old
friends.
Mr.. Robt. l.. Hoover, for many years
one of our best known dry goods clerks
has resigned his position with V. l..
Denny, and will shortly go to Philadel-
phla to take position.
Mr.. l.. b. Masincup, who had an at
tack of appendicitis in Harrisonburg,
where he is engaged in business, was
brought home Monday by his wife. He
has greatly improved his many friends
will be glad to know.
The Republican organization is said
to be behind the candidacS of John B.
Locke of Newport News, who wants to
succeed J. e. b. Stuart as collector of
customs for that port. tits thought he
will land the job.
Highland Recorder: Two large eagles
on Bullpasture Mountain are making
daily inroads on A. f. Jones's sheep
fold and carrying of his young lambs.
MI. Jones has offered reward for their
scaIps.
Mr.. Walter Bibb, a well known
young printer, who several months ago
went to Bluefield, w. Va, to take a
position, returned home this week. He
has been sick nearly ever:since he went