Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-05-10

Mr.. E. j. Warren, of Richmond W;
the guest this week of his daughte
vas Mrs. Thos. d. Ransom.
Attorney General Montague had th
up delegates from fredericksburg il
structed for him Tuesday.
me The Crabill s. Helms Furniture Fac
IT, tory of Waynes boro, is nearing com
of pletion and will be in operation within
~, a few days.
20 Bath Enterprise: Mr.. g. f. Darnel
~ and family, who spent the winter in
- Waynesboro', have returned to their
home in Millboro'."
80, Mrs. Serena Lewis. widow of ex Uni
ted States Senator, John F. Lewis,
died at her home in Lynwood, Rock
be ingham county, Tuesday, aged rs years.
nv Mr.. j. g. Bare, of Harrisonburg, is
spending some DAYS in the city this
n. week. He has accepted d position in
Id Bridgewater and will shortly make bis
home at that place.
IS DR.. j. d. Dreher, President of Roam
ID oke, College, visited Stanton and
Waynesboro, last week, to meet with
",
e in the interest of the College.
Mr.. E. r. Williams, of Buckingham
tcO1nty, in an interview In Richmond
r said his county would instruct it's dele |
gates for Hon. Edward Echols for |
governor.
County Clerk Harry Burnett issued |
? licenses to Robert w. Harner and Miss
3 Mamie L. Hall, who we're married in
the city Wednesday. Also to Fillmore
b. Cook and Miss Nettie B. Wagner,
married near MilnesviIle yesterday.
R. a. Hobbert, of Annex, has re-
turned home from the Philippines. His
regiment was discharged in San Fran
cisco on the End. The other boys from
this section will soon be home.
Judge Charles Grattan has been quite {
sick for some days past. His daugh-1
! tiers, Mrs. Stephenson, of Georgia, and :
! Mrs. Slower, of Colorado, are now with |
him. We are glad to report that his Q
condition has somewhat improved.
Mr.. John Wright. for many years o
yard clerk OF the G s. O. Ry., at Cliff k
ton Forge, died there on Sunday. His N
remains were brought here for burial Il
and were inferred in Thornrose ceme- p
terry with Masonic honors ca
81
On last Sunday morning Rev. Holmes II
RolstOn was installed pastor of Hebron | al
church by Rev. Geo. W. Finley, D. D., &c
Rev. q, A. Wilson, D. D, and Rev. j. ~
N. Vandeventer. The handsome new to
church was filled to its utmost capacity To
to witness these interesting services 81
OF
Revs. A. H. Hamilton, of Steele SD
Tavern. A. R. Cooke, of Waynesboro, I'M
j. N. Vandeventer. of Fit. Defiance, 1t
and DIR. Il. Il. Fleming, of Lynchburg,
were in the city this week attending a by
meeting Of the Synodical Evangellstic in
Committee he
bo
MIR. E. G. Fishburne, of the county, ma
70 long sick. now in the Kings Daugh- tot
ers Hospital. is reported rallying from ior
he serious operation he underwent mo
zen days ago. His condition was much tht
more favorable yesterday. vii
ito
j. R. Cover, of Elkton, Va, has NC, ,.'a
purchased the Appold tannery at Pond T ""
ono 1rnro~anoortH - w.; - - - nei
Iant - - os ''.iu " III int
apacity. 10
teel
Faiiey VlrgInlan: MISS Mary irvine, and
, D :, ou, - VlsltlhB MISS SOPHIA ter,
closing exercises of
ne Valley Seminary will take place
lay rs, q and 2S DR. G.. NJ. Petrie,
Charlottesville, will deliver the ad- I'm
-ess."
Mr. M y Poora 80 with
ho was called ~ Graoow;iio - ~ occI
Iness and deatb of no nnothnr 49, smo Lex
10 bie Tndieno " ho us inTv MI of
as Mr.. Boards first visit to his old wv
ONE since be removed to the west 9 3
me five years ago. uay
W ri
were
COL L. N. King, aged seventy-elght A. r
afs, president or the Bank, OF War deve
n, Tell dead at Front Royal Friday. Lyn
u. King was one of the most widely dell.
lown business men in the valley and gene
1878 he established the Bank of War Sout
n. and
gels
Herald: Or J. Claud Mr..
lcher went to New Hampden, H Ugh Vile
nd county, on Wednesday to spend graf
ont a week.-Mrs.. r. H Webb and Oil ii
r two little sons left Yesterday morn need
9 for Inglasde, w. Va, where r. Fl. great
ebb is employed at railroad work.
ley will be absent about two Weeks.'
The grand jury of the Hastings DR.
urt of Richmond on Monday re r.. G
rned three true bills for felony against mitti
$. 81. Shepherd, a clerk in the Audi Pres
IS office, who Is charged with that
-ud nlently getting money from the pulp
ate Treasury His trial has been be be
IL lof June 18th. thusi
churt
Michael O'Keefe died at his home room
ar the National cemetery Friday teiegl
hit, aged about rs He was a native glad
Ireland. and came to Staunton be- fespo
q the war TO work on tho oono+rna geStit
n of the @. & O. Ry and had lived
e ever since. He is survived by
eral children.
TIL,
IN next Sunday at II o,c}ock tho of Or;
v E. G., Cronk will he INSTALLED &C order
ular pastor of Grace T,utboron Gene
lrch, Waynesboro. Va. The Presi- prove
IT of the Virginia SYNOD has on. Kent
nted Rev A d. r. Hancher na stpr alTead
Christ Church. this citv and Rev Shipn
nes A Huffard. of Ladd. Va tn frelga
duct this Service ing al
a I'd
AIRY Korr irf,,,+ 49, - NJ, clar in
5. j. L. Cowger, of Rockingham 07A1'i
nty, died on Friday last, of pneu
MA. The little fellow was grand
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John s Kerr, of
county. Four little girls acted as The
bearers at the funeral Oh Sunday. meetl
motto
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