Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-09-14
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Items that will Interest our Readers
Gathered from Nearly Towns.

liens that will Interest our Reader
Gathered from Nearly Towns.
(Bridgewater Herald.)
Il j. Newton Wilson was in Church
vile on business on Wednesday.
| E. Smith Dinkel, who has been very
sick for about two weeks. is improving
| Miss Alice Williams, of Messy Greek
is visiting at Mcdowell, Highland
county. :,
8. A. Richcreek left Monday to take
charge of a position In carriage fac.
tory at Clifton Forge.
A. K. &. Bass, of Mt. Scion, has sold
an interest in his mercantile. business
to w. B. Todd, of that place
DIR. J. d. Butcher is on visit to bis
daughter, Mrs. E. j. Jones, at New
Hampton, Highland county.
Mrs. John II. Clark, of Greenville.
Augusta county, is visiting her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Minor, at this
place.
Miss Annie Blackburn, after spend
ing several weeks with her grandfath-
er. Sam'l Swartz, returned to her home
10 Staunton On Tuesday.
Miss Allie Davies, who spent the
summer at Churchville. has returned
to the home of her father. j. Walter
Davies. and resumed her studies at the
College
Miss Bertha Silling returned home
yesterday from a visit to Stribling
Springs, and to her grandfather, Wash
ington Reeves. at Slower, Augusta
county
Sam'l w. Whitesel, of Augusta cOun-
ty, recently purchased the farm be-
longing to z E. Roller situated near
North River station, on the B. & o.
railroad, containing So acres, for a.
900.
(Highland Recorder.)
Miss Sallie Stephenson returned
from the Valley Wednesday.
Miss Sudie Stephenson, who makes
her home at Staunton. Is visiting her
brother, L. H. Stephenson, Esq.
Miss Ella Craig, having completed
her vacation, left on Monday for her
home at Charleston. She was accom-
panied ss far as StauntOn by Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. b. Sieg and little daughter,
Frances.
(Buena Vista Advocate.)
Mrs. Gilmore, wife of the late Rev.
Harvey Gilmore, OF StauntOn, is visit
ing her brother, Prof. J. P. Mcclure.
Sheriff Ed. ArbOgast, OF Highland
aud Miss Sallie Arbogast was
ip the city this week. the guest Of their |
sister, Miss Ella Arbogast.
(Covlngton Sentinel.) |
After being shut down for couple |
Of months for repairs the Covington |
furnace was again put In operation |
morning and is giving splen-
did satisfaction.
The suit of DR.. G. E. Rogers against |
the Rich Patch Iron & Ore Company |
for seven thousand dollars for breach |
Of contract resulted in a verdict for
Dr.. Rogers and damages assessed at
seventeen hundred dollars which the
Company, We understand will pay
further ligitation.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Ritsch, of this place, We're deeply |
yrieved Wednesday morning to learn of
,he death OF their Oldest child, little
Mary, aged about seven years. She
lad been very i'll for more than a week |
with diphtheria and on Tuesday morn
ng it was thought that her condition |
was better. but later in the day she
grew worse and died about 2 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
Clifton Forge Review.)
Mr. R. w. Crowder. the Waynesboro.
awyer, was here this week.
MIR. H. T. Parker and children are
visiting at Raphine. |
Mr.. J. w. Hess and his little sons
lave returned from pleasant visit to
friends in Augusta county.
Mr.. Edward Bonner and sister, Miss
Mamie have returned from an extend
ID visit to Staunton and other cities
n this state.
Miss Fanuie K Taylor, who for sew
,ral years was the principal of the
Allegheny Female Institute here, has
accepted a position in the James
Sprunt Institute at Kenansyille, N. &.
She left Staunton Saturday morning
10 assume the duties of her new posi-