Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-03-08

Rev. J. E, Ballou, of Craigsvlile
was in the city this week.
Mr.. R. w. Winbourne, of Buena
Vista. was in the city this week.
Snueryisor W. a. Crawford was con
fined 10 the house last week With grip.
Mr.. w. r. Tyree spent some days
with bis family here this week.
Miss Louise Mehurin visited Irienos
in Waynesboro this week.
Mr. E. G.. Fishbure. of near the ely,
who has been extremely i'll for the pasU
mootn. is somewhat improved.
Mr. Fl. B. Miller, editor of the Har-
risonburg Press, was in the city Moh-
day.
Messrs. David E. East and K. L..
Fnltz. of Raphine, We're III Tue Guy
Tuesday.
DIR D. A. Bucher, who had been con-
6net to the house for the past Two
weeks with grip is out again.
Mrs. Hampton Fl. Wayt is visiting
her mother. Mrs J. Frank West, IL
Roanoke.
Miss Octavia Coiner, of Waynesboro,
yislted Miss Daisy Funk, at Singers
Glen last week.
Mr.. David S. Condor, OF MIDI e.
hroox snenb several days in Lexington
last week.
Mr. l.. S, Evans, of the Stanton
% ,stutlice, is spending mob1h III 90"
ell, West Virginia.
Mrs Jnlius Witt and Miss ROSA
Witt. who have been visiting III LleUie
Rock. AK returned home lasu Week
Rev E. W. McCorkle and wife, M Uses
Kate and Lena A Hey, and Mrs. ). v.
Visor, OF Clifton Forge, are making d
tour of Florida winter resorts.
Judge aud Mrs. John Paul, with
their daughter, Miss Virginia. have
returned home from two weeks WISH
to Florida.
Mrs Cronk, wife of Rev. E. G. Cronk,
of Waynesboro, who has been spending
some time with her parents III Marion
returned home last week.
Mr.. John McQuaide, who tor some
time has been i'll the drug business III
Danville. left last week for Charleston,
w. Va, to take position III thaI clCy.
Mrs. SNYDER, OF Colorado, is on a
visit to her father, MI. j. M. 1ates, VI
Arbor Hill, who is recovering from a
spell of sickness.
Mr.. A. K. Snead, Of Waynesbofo,
having sold out his stock OF goods ana
business III Waynesboro has gone to
Coyington, where he will locate.
Mr.. Chas, S. Bradley, of the new dry
goods house of Miller u Bradley, is III
the northern markets replenlshlug tnelr
STOCK of goods.
Mr.. Frank Brown, of Waynesboro,
who went to Texas some time ago 1of
his health, is reported hop Iessly Ill ID
that State.
MIA. M. Cupp has purchased
mart of the old John q. Hamilton farm
near Wesley Chapel in Rockbrldge ana
will reside there IN the future.
MIR. q. r. Wiseman, OF near Middle
brook, vino has been housed Ior seE
eraI weeks with sickness, was well
enough to be on orr streets Nednts-
day.
Miss Nettie G. Shelter, for some days
the guest of her friends, Misses Rosa
and Ruth Fpffer, near Union church
in this couuGy, has returned to her
home III this county.
Judge Chalkley was called to Louis
willie last week, aud Judge ". ". GraI-
tan, of Rockingham, held court Tor
him Monday and Tuesday. Judge
Cnalkley returned tuesday.
Central.Encampmen No. "A, L. y.
o. f. FRIDAY night elected K. U. Hardy
delegate TO the Grand Camp which
meets in this city on June II. w. A.
Kidd was elected alternate.
The Washington Post says that MISS
Virginia Payne, daughter Oh zen.
Vim. II. Payne, Of Warrenton, Will be
married OH April 7th, TO MI. Eppa
Hunton, Jr.
Lucille, the two year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. .. Baker, died On SaC-
urday afternoon, after all illness OF len
DAYS of spinal meningitis following
pneumonia.
The condition of Mrs. ApperB0n,
mother of MI. h. ID. Apperson, VINO
has been quite Ill at the home OF her
son here, Is reported as Improving.
Her daughter, Mrs. Miller, OF Little
New York, reached here this week.
Miss Lizzie Cartmell, a teacher Ill d
public school hear Churchvllle, died
last week from heart failure following
pneumonia, aged about 40 years. Inc
body Was taken to her former nome Ill
Lynchburg for interment.
Mrs. T. A. Hamilton has issued in
yitations to the marriage OF her daugn
ter. Miss Theodocla May, 10 Mr.. w.
A. Haines, of this city. The ceremony
will be performed at Thinking Spring
church, Thursday morning next, March
IA, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Sarah E. Lilley, widow of the
late Samuel ID. Lllley, a native OF this
county, an uncle of Col. John u.
Lilley, vi GreenVllle, anu MIS- d a.
Templeton, of this city, died short
time ago at Westerville, ONO. She
was ST years of age.
Messrs. L. A. Jordan and Chas. FUR
of Fort Defiance, went 10 Baltimore
last FRIDAY TO take their daughters
Misses Bernice Jordan and Bertha
Fur, where they will be left at The ST
Joseph's Hospital for surgical treat
ment.
MI. w. L. Rohr, of this city, wal
married on Tuesday of last week IL
Lynchburg to Mrs. Rosa l. Armstrong
daughter OF Capt. J. L. Long, super
intendent of the Lynchburg Gas Com
pany. The ceremony Was performed
by Rev. L. II Athey, pastor of the Col
lege Hill Baptist church.