Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-01-12
PERSONAL.

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Va, has been in Staunton this week
Mrs. g.. e. Cain, of Little Rock, Ark
is On a visit to her mother who resid,
10 this city.
Judge Geo. M. Harrison and wife al
\, spending the winter months in Rict
mond.
Ernest F~retwell, of Iron Gate. wa
in the city the first of the week visit
ing relatives.
a A. II. Roller, OF Mt. Meridian, wal
is In the city Tuesday and while here
called on THE SPECTATOR.
e. II. l.. Robertson, of Goshen, spent a
n lew days last week with the Misses
l. Argenbright neal Swoope.
w. A. Bonanita, a valued employee
OF the G. & 0. railway at Clifton Forge,
k was in the city last Monday.
Il. A. Fulwiler, of the United States
Marshal's office, spent this week in
Botetourt and Rockbridge counties.
J Rev. R. G. Jett left Monday last for
! New York to consult all eye specialist.
) his eyes having been troubling him
here of late.
The indications for a steady rain
were favorable yesterday at the hour
OF our going to press. Rain is badly |
needed in both county and city.
Mrs. David Beard, of New Hope, is
recovering from injuries received on
the LIST day of the year caused by a fall
In the dining room of her residence.
Mrs. Ella A. Leavel died last Monday
at her home near Mt. Crawford, aged
81 years. She had been i'll for a num-
Der of years. Five children survive.
President M. E. Ingalls,, of the C. g.
.. railway, has sold his stock in that
corporation and will resign from the
presidency at an early date. He was {
paid a good price for his interests. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lara, of Au-
burn. Maine, left for Baltimore last
Saturday, after a visit of some length
to Mr.. Lara's brother, A. s. Lara, on
east Beverly street. \
James NJ. Southland and Mrs. John I
w. Bryan were called to Washington '
last week by telegram announcing the Il
death Of their sister, Miss Sallie J. IL
Southland. Deceased was 80 years of y
age and had been ill for sometime. Il
y. g. Loving, a plasterer of this city, D,
was stricken with heart trouble We'd E
1esday morning on Augusta street and n,
ell to the sidewalk. He was treated eli
md taken to his home and is doing as Ie
veil as could be expected. fir
Mrs. Henry Deffenbaugh died We'd IN
leeday at her home near Laurel Hill. w
fter a lingering illness. The funeral OF
ook place yesterday from the Laurel a.
I'LL Baptist church. She is survived -,
y her husband and several sisters.
re.
j. Thomas Whitehead, father of l.. bv
Whitehead, a valued subscriber of on
HE SPECTATOR at Cape Charles, died ms
D the 9th of last month, aged 81 &C,
ears. He leaves an estate valued at ine
50, 900. no
John Z. Hartman and Frank II. Holt ~.
'ent a day or two at Warm Springs -
lis week. They went there as wit ~
in the case of the Commonwealth ~,
J. Robert Dickerson. who was tried ),
Il murder. iuA
Frank L. Sublett, of this city, and pol
RS. Mamie Smith, of Fishersyille. tai
ere married in New York On We'd pei
,sday. The announcement of their ella.
arriage came as a surprise to their the
Both the bride and groom mu
e we'll known In this community. 7
Me
Col. P. B. Hogshesd has issued in ha
TO the marriage of his daugh- tint
+, Miss Fannie Fl. Hogshead to John
Clothier. The marriage will take
ace next Wednesday evening at the Baa
me of the prospective BRIDES sister, Sig,
RS. f. Percy 10th, in Waynesboro.
e.. Berry, who for a number of
ars was engaged in the shoe bust
So in this city, left last Saturday for IT
fillmore, where be will reside In the nv
ture. Mr.. Berry some time g sold Ho,
business to A. Lee Knowles. To A
Baltimore home Mr.. Berry carries No,
good wishes of his many friends in W
'un'on ano Viclnlty. Nor
!. Howard Wayt spent last Friday at Il
Springs returning home Saturday. OIL
went up to assist in the organiza- ia
n of q Masonic Lodge at that place. hlci
Goshen be alighted from the train a
! while on the denot nlatform 70. Vile
we'd the full weight of a drummer's II.
nix on his right foot, which mashed y.
big toe and caused him considera- mon
pain. He is now much improved. j.
Port
lrs. Josiah Ryland, Jr., of Rich HI
nd, wife of the second auditor of Star
died Wednesday night in J..
S city. where she had been some Alex
le for her health. The remains were Ia
Ell to Richmond yesterday for in Pete
ment. Deceased is survived by her
band and several children. MI.
and Was here at the time of his
es death. Elf