Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-04-12
PERSONAL.


from visit to Richmond.
Miss LYDIA Coiner, of Wayuesboro
was a guest of Mrs. F. J. Neff last
week
Rev. DR.. Fraser, filled the pulpit OF
the Presbyterian church at Covingtor
Sunday
Miss Minnie /. Cornell visited the
family of her uncle in Charlottesville
this week.
Capt. W. F. Snapp, who had been
spending some weeks here, returned
to Clifton Forge Friday.
Prof. and Mrs. G. H. Friend spent
the easter holidays at Cold Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs 8. G. Condor has returned to
Baltimore, after a visit to Mrs. 7. K.
N. Speck.
Mr. A. w. Woodward, of Washing
ton, was in the city this week visiting
his father, Maj P. II. Woodward.
Mr.J. S. Palmer has been appointed
postmsste at Arbor Hill in place OF
the late J. M. Yates.
Mr.. o. V. Hanger after spending a
few days here, has returned to his
home in Charlottesville.
DR.. James Mills has returned to his
home in Baltimore after short visit
to relatives here.
Miss Maggie Henderson who under
went an operation for appendicitis
last week, is rapidly improving.
Rev. Fl. P. McClintic, and DR.. r. s.
Griffith, of Basic City, were in town
this week.
Mr. Emmett +. Rosen and Mrs.
WilIiette Karrans, were married at
GreenviIle on Wednesday.
Miss Mary A. R. Kuegele was mar
ried at K Diners Store Oh Tuesday to
Mr.. ID. F. Eisenhower, of Gravelton,
Missouri.
Mr.. E. Wright left last week for At
lantic City, where he will spend some
weeks in the hope of benetiUting his
health.
McClung Madison Sterrett died at
his home, about two miles from Lex
ington last week. after an illness due
to pneumonia.
Mrs r. P. Owens, who had been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Whisman at
West view, returned to her home in
Waynesboro last week.
Yellow Danver Onion sets TIC per
quart; 81 % per bushe. Pa Canning
Co., inc. seed store. 1870 W. Main ST..
StaunJOn. apr ohm
Mrs. J S. Ruff had the misfortune
to fall and dslocate her left shoulder
Friday afternoon. DIR. A. M. Henkel
rendered the necessary surgical aid.
A fine lot of peach and apple trees
are being shipped almost daily to varl-
Gus points in the Valley from the fruit
farm of j. H. Lupton, near this city.
Richmond Dispatch: miss Bumgard
ner, of Bethel Green" Augusta coun-
ty, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
William Hammond Shook.
DR.. Garter Berkeley, vino was here
some DAYS, laid up by rheumatism,
has returned to his duties in Lynch
burg.
Mr.. J. o. Seasons, editor of the
Nelson County Times, was in the city
Tuesday, and paid us a pleasant |
visit.
Mr. Harry Woodward, of Richmond.
spent the Easter holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. B. Wood |
ward.
Mrs. G. M. Pace, of Hampton, was
summoned home this week by the ILL
ness of her mother. Mrs. q Gorge ID.
Anthony.
Mr.. G Frank CARRIER, of this city,
has been appointed a member of the
committee on credentials of the Grand
Lodge Royal Arcunum, which meets
IN Lynchburg on the 10th.
Mr.. W. T. McCue has returned from
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Percy Wiess,
of Beaumont, Texas. He was in the
great oil fields, recently discovered,
and is much interested in the outcome.
Edmund Berkeley, who has been in
Covington for some years has accepted
position TO travel for the Capitol Sup
ply Co. of Charleston, w. Va. aud will
make his home there.
Next week the advertisement of Mr..
J. l.. Brenaman, the largest bicycle
dealer in the Valley will appear. He
has the largest assortment OF the best
makes ever shown ia Staunton.
S. r. Robinson, son of Mr.. A. Ora
ham Robinson, bias Withdrawn from
the University OF Virginia to take the
position as assistant chemist with the
Longdale Iron Co at Longdale.
The democratic county convention
of Fauquier county, unanimously
nominated Mr.. Eppa Hutton, jr., for
the constitutional convention from
Faunuier.
Mr. b Miller McCue, the popular
agent of the Adams Express Co. here
has been temporarily transferred to
Baltimore. and Mr.. E l.. Ogg, his as
s1stant is in charge of the office.
Mr.. J. w. Splitter, who has been
SD ending the winter with his daughter
in Silver City, New Mexico, arrived
home last week much improved in
health.
Mrs J. s Caldwell, of Fishersville,
Mrs. Harry Black, of Stuart's Draft,
and Mrs. Clark, of Richmond, have re-
turned to their homes after visit to
Mrs. J. W. Wiltshire
Among the delegates nominated for
the constitutional convention this
week by the Democrats were Hon.
VIM. A. Anderson and J w Gilmore,
of Rock bridge, and Judge Geo X. An
derson, of Allegheny.
Seed Business is our business Prices
and quality is your business. We sell
Burpee's Seeds, guaranteed. Pa. Can
ming Co., inc. Seed Store, 1870 w.
Main St., SGaunt0n. apr I'm
Mr.. J. H. Lupton, of near this city,
was painfully injured Sunday last by
a horse kick in the left side brea king
rib Dr.. A l.. Patteson is profrs
sionally attending his injuries.
In the democratic primary in Hen
rico county last Thursday Mr.. Samuel
p. Waddill defeated Mr.. Jos. Bryan
for the State convention. Mr. Waddill
xuoc cuppOrtad Inv no StraiUht 6opno