Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-11-15
PERSONAL.


Mrs. A. H. McCue, of Fishersville
visited her sisters here this week.
Mrs. w. P Tams is visiting the fami
Iy of her brother. Mr.. Harry Frazier
in Lewisburg, W. Va.
Miss Leila Dunlap, of Raphine, is
visiting her aunts, the Misses Hyde,
of SWoope.
Miss McCIintic, trained nurse from
New York. is visiting her sister, Mrs
R. L. Crawford, near Swoope.
Mr.. Allen Caperton, of Monroe coun
tv. W. Va, recently lost two fine cat
tie from hydrophobia.
DR.. Chertsey Hopkins. of the West
ern State Hospital staff, visited her
father in Bath county last week.
Mr. Geo. A. Coiner, the we'll known
nurseyman of the county, was IN the
city last week.
Mai. r. T. Barton, of Winchester,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs James
r. Taylor, while in the city last week.
Messrs. Winfield Ligeett and D. O.
Dechert; of the Harrisonburg bar,
were in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Neel left this
week to visit relatives in Missouri and
Kansas.
Mr.. D. A Snyder, of the Hebron
church neighborhood, who was crippled
by kick from horse, is able to De
about again.
Married on the7th of November near
Lotion. by Rev. A. H Hamilton, Miss
Ollie Jane Lofts and Mr.. Luther L.
Allison; both of Augusta county.
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boro, was among the visitors here Sat
urday attending the court house de-
dication.
We are glad to state that Sheriff N.
g. Watts has so far recovered from his
recent illness as to be able to attend to
business this week.
That excellent paper the Greenbrier
w. Va Independent has reduced its
subscription price to $1.00. and this
means largely increased circulation.
DR.. R. 8. Griffith, of Basic City, was
last week, at Lynchburg. elected one
of the vice-preslden ts of Medical So
ciety of Virginia.
At meeting of the Jefferson Davis
Monument Association in Richmond
last week. Mrs. 8. Thomas Mccullough,
of this city, was elected President.
Mrs. N. G. Watts was in New Hope
this week, having been called there by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Borden.
Mr. P. A. Coiner, who recently pur-
chased the John B. Engleman farm on
the old Greenville road, was 10 the city
this week on business and paid our Of
flee pleasant visit.
T NJ Tod
peal in the case of j. W. Gordon, who
was tried in the county court recently
and given two years in the penitenti-
airy on the charge of forgery.
Rev. Holmes Rolston, ofe Hebron
church, expects to begin series OF
meetings there On Sunday next. He
will be assisted by Rev. R. A. Lapsley,
of Bethel.
Half an hour is all the time REQUIRED
to dye with Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
Sold by Wilson Bros, Staunton, N. L.
Kagey, Weyer's Cave 1Oc per package
The many friends of Mr.. F. G. OFT
will be glad to learn that he has SO far
recovered from his late illness as to be
removed from the Springs by his physl-
clan and nurse, to Staunton, and is
now at No. II Fayette street.
On the 16, Lewisburg and Lewisburg
District in Greenbrier county, w. Va;
will vote as to whether $40, 900 shall be
subscribed toward building an electric
or Steam Railway from Ronceverte to
Lewisburg.
Mrs James V. Cupp died suddenly
on Sunday morning near Sangerville, |
of heart disease. The previous day she
had attended the funeral of d. l. San |
ger, and appeared in her usual health. |
She will be greatly miss by her family
and friends.
Hon. Marshall Hanger announces the |
( marriage of his niece, Miss Mary Edna
Hanger to Mr.. Samuel M. Donald. |
The ceremony to take place at Tink-
ling Spring church, on Wednesday |
morning. November q, at half past |
ten o'clock.
The reduction in price of collars and |
cuffs made by the Model Steam Laun |
dry, need not put the Hand Laundries |
out of business, as they will still retain |
the trade of the colored population,
which the Steam Laundry has never |
taken.
oct 25-4t adv.
Mr.. d. L. OCOnnor, of Waynesboro, |
has been at Glasgow the past week, |
where he has a contract for timing the |
residence and new barn of Mr.. George |
w. Stevens, President of the G. e. O. |
Ry. This property is that which was
formerly owned by General Lee and is |
a fine place.
Clifton Forge Review: "Dave" Road |
cap has gone to his former position in |
charge of the G. & o. Baggage room. |
Mr.. R. A. Young. of Staunton, takes
the Cashiershlp at the Freight office,
which Mr.. Roadcap temporarily filled.
Bridgewater Herald: 81. w. Car
penter and wife returned on Sunday
from visit to West Augusta.-M
Alice Woodward, daughter of J os. N.
Woodward, of Staunton, is on visit
to her brother; Sam1 M. Woodward,
at this place"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wholey an
ounce the marriage of their daughter,
Norah Regina, to Mr.. William Thomas
Mcnamara. to be celebrated Tuesday
morning, November 18th, at 10 o'clock
at Francis Catholic church. No cards
will be issued in the city, but friends
are cordially invited to the church.
MiIetus J. Wine, well known in this
county, and at one time resident with
his fathers family on Long Glade, was
recently run over and killed by a B. &
y. train near Warrington, D. G. He
was man of wealth and education,
being at one time professor in Mis-
souri, College.
DR. John Bishop. of Charles Town.
W. Va, brother of Mr. J. G. Bishop,
formerly of this city, and Mr.. V. b.
Bishop, OF Monterey, died on Tuesday
of last week. His brothers received
word of his critical illness and only ar
rived at his bedside few hours before
he died.
Mrs. Minor. wife of G. V. Minor,
died at & O'clock Friday manning aftar