Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-04-26
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Frank Ia. Sublett. of HarrlsO
burg, spent Monday in the city.
Judge George K Anderson, of eli
ton Forge, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. John McNett, of Annex, visit,
his sons in Washington last week.
Magistrate S A. D. Mckee, of Gree
vile, was in the city court day @
Business.
Mr.. Thos. H. Burke, the well know
insurance man of Harrisonburg, wa
in the city Wednesday.
The meeting of the Board of Super
visors has been postponed until Sa
urday, May 4.
Mr.. VIM. E. Snead and Miss Ell
May Snead, were married at Basic Cit
on Thursday of last week.
Hon. J. s. Craig, of Cold Sulphu
Springs, was in the city on bushes
last week.
Miss Maude Sieg, of Churchvillf
spent some days last week with he
sister, Mr.. L. b. Myers, at Mt. Sidney
Miss Annie Dudley, of Clifton Forge
who has been visiting her friend, M is
Marie Hill, at Summerdean, returned
home last week.
Mrs. F. O'Mara and Miss Alley, Of
Clifton Forge, passed through the city
Tuesday from Charlottesville, return
ing home.
Mrs Chas. CatIetu went to Warren
ton Wedn' sday to attend the marriage
Of hlr Eppa Hunton, Jr., to Miss
Virginia Payne.
Yellow Danver Onion sets TIC pei
quart; 1926 per bushel Pa. Canning
Co., inc. seed store, 1870 W. Main St.,
Staunton. apr 5 I'm
AVN. Peters, colored, was lodged in
Jail here Wednesday evening charged
with shooting and killing his sweet
heart Lottie Fields, at Basic City.
Mrs. A. P. Barton, of Benfeld, Md,
who has been spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Noon,
left Saturday for home.
Miss Carrie Wren, daughter of the
late Anthony d. Wren. will be mar
RED next Tuesday to Mr.. Leon W.
Bailey, of Newport News.
Bessie, the bright little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Crawford. of near
Buffalo Gap, died on Sunday after
short illness. Her funeral too place
Tuesday at Churchville.
Bud Crawford, Jane Stuart and
Mamie Johnson, all cOlored, convicted
at the last term of the county court,
were taken to the prenitentlary Tues
day.
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., Stanton. apr I'm
Harrisonburg News: "Miss Mauzy.
a daughter Of Joseph N. Mauzy, Of
McGaheysville. left this morning via
Staunton for SALISBURY, N. c., where
she enter private sanitarium."
The Rockingham Creamery compa-
ny, which proposes to start a large
creamery in Harrisonburg, has bought
a lot on which to build and have rent
ed building for immediate use.
We acknowledge receipt of an invi
tation to attend the Sixth Art Exhibit
tion of the Richmond Art Club, which
began on April %, and will continue to
May 3rd.
The spring meeting of the Virginia
Presbyterv of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church, began Wednesday
at Ebenezer church in Rock brldgr
The opening sermon being preached by
Rev. s. W. Haddon, of Old Providence
church.
Hon. John B. Finley, of Parkers.
burg, w. Va, has been appointed by
Gov. White as a member of the Board |
of Regents of the State University. |
Mr.. Finley is a son of Rev. Dr. q w. |
Finley, of Thinking Spring.
Shenandoah valley: "Rev. J. J. Rim
ger and wife arrived this evening from
Parnassus. Va, and were welcomed at |
the parsonage by members of the |
Methodist church. in this place. He |
will preach at Broadway next Sunday |
morning, and at New Market, the |
fourth Sunday of this month
The Richmond board OF aldermen,
with only two opposing votes, last |
week accepted the offer of Mr.. Andrew |
Carnegie to give 500, 600 to establish
public library in Richmond, the city |
to appropriate $10,0 900 annually to the
maintenance of the Library.
The horses attached to a light wagon
of Mrs. d. W. Timberake became
frightened on Friday afternoon and
dashed down Augusta street and then
up the railroad track across the arch
bridge, where they were caught. For
tunately there was 10 one in the wag-
on, and the animals were not hurt.
Mr.. Emmett G. Fishburne, who has
been so i'll for the past two months,
was taken to the Kings Daughters
Hospital where he was operated on
yesterday morning by Dr. Stuart Nc
CURE. He rallied from the operation,
and at the hour of going to press was
doing as well as could be expected
The Ladies Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian church will serve a tea
at the manse on Frederick street Fri
day, April 20, from to 7 O'Clock.
Cakes, ices, coffee, home made candy
and the novel George Washington
Cake" will be On SALE The friends of
the church are invited to aid the ladies
in raising funds for new pews.
Mrs. Louise Petzo'd, died on Tues
day morning at the Kings Daughters
Hospital after a short illness. aged
about 40 years. Deceased was a sister
of Messrs. Geo. L.. w. P. and John
Schmid. She leayes three children.
Her funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon, the services being conduct
ed by Rev. M. l.. Wood, of the Bap
list church.
Mr. r. s. Clark, the we'll known
brick work contractor, was hit on the
head 10y falling brick at the new court
house Wednesday morning and rem
dered unconscious. DIR. A. NJ. Henkel
was called and Mr. Clark was taken to
bis home. He rallied from the blow
and his friends now hope that it will
not be as serious as at first thought.
Tha Rev. w II MARCH, q Mothaa;s+