Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-05-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. R. A. Fulwiler has been vlsitiI
friends in Roanoke and Buchanan.
Mr.. Harper Rice, of New Marke
visited his daughter here last week.
MI. A. G. Hartman, of Goshen, W;
in the city Saturday on business
Miss Elizabeth Wheat is visitin
friends at Newport News.
Mrs. s H. Huffman, of Long Glade
is visiting her parents in this city.
Mr.. r G.. Shull, of jennings Gal
Was in the city Saturday on bushes
and paid our office pleasant visit.
Mr.. David B. Taylor, who has bee
visiting in Baltimore, has returned t.
his home near Deerfield,
Mrs. G. e. Young was called tt
Cha rleston, w. Va, last week by thu
illness of her son.
Dan Young who was with the 35tf
REGIMENT in the Philippines, reached
his home here last week.
Miss Minnie Condor, of Baltimore,
was the guest this week of her sister,
Mrs. Il. r. N. Speck.
Mrs. John H. McCue and Mrs. W.
A. McCue have returned from visit
to Flshersville.
Mrs NJ. J. Sydnor, who has been
spending the winter with her son, Mr..
W. o. Sydnor, left this week for Dan
vile.
Mr.. JAS w. Blackburn was in Alex
andria this week attending the Great
Council of Red Men.
Mrs. J. H. Crozier and daughter. Miss
Corine, spent several days with friends
at Mint Spring last week.
Col. R. L. Parrish, of Covlngton,
was in the city this week attending
the circuit court.
Samuel W. Shiplett and Miss Bessie
f. Almarode were married in this city
on Wednesday by Rev. M. L.. Wood.
Mr.. c.. S. Bradley, of Miller u Brad
ley, Was in the north last week purchas- !
ing goods.
Mr.. r. E. Tyler was in Clifton Forge |
Thursday attending a meeting OF Or
der of Railway Photographers. :
The University Reserve ball team
PLAYED a game with the Staunton boys
Thursday last and were victorious by
a score of y to 10.
The Annual Conference of the Ger
man Baptist Brethren Church will be
held at Lincoln; Nebraska, from the
23rd to the 30th of this month. +
Mrs. James Quares and children, of
Louisville, KY, ale visiting Mrs. .. s
parents, Judge and Mrs. Geo. M.
Harrison.
Last week in Appomattox county
the convention to elect delegates to
N Norfolk instructed for Hon. Edward
Echols for Governor.
DIR. Robert Boiling, of Philadelphia,
brother of Mr.. Stuart Boiling, OF this I
county, died in that city on Sunday
morning, aged about 70 years.
The Presbyterians of New Hope {
have organized at Sunday School at +
that place, with Mr.. John q. -GOchen- !
our superintendent.
Rev. L.. o. Broker attended the
General Conference of the United
Brethren church in session at Fred :
erick, Md J., this week.
Mr.. R. S. Clark, the well known
brick contractor, who was so badly l
hurt a few weeks ago, is able to drive t
into town this week.
Secretary of the Commonw ealth
Jos. L. Lawless, has withdrawn from
the race for the craftsmanship OF the r
I = NsN..a, ~
Judge Keith Morton and Hon. G. q. [
Carlin, of Alexandria, were in the city :
Friday, arguing a land case in the cir l
cult court. {
The contract for the police uniforms /
and helmets has again been awarded /
TO Weinberg Clothing Company, the t
lowest bidders. a
Mrs. VIM. H. Cooke, of Newport =
News has issued invitations to the :,
marriage of her daughter, Hannah, to =
Allan E. Morrissett, June 4th, at st. =
Paul's church. =
The Baltimore Sun of Monday says 1
that a man named VIM. P. Jones, and a
whose home was in Staunton, was shot
aud killed at Elkins, w. Va, Sunday
night by an unknown Italian.
Harrisonburg News: Mrs. Frank .
Gould has returned from a visit to u
relatives in Staunton. Miss Lucy
Walker, of StauntOn, is guest of her ;
cousin, Mrs Charles Chandler" n
A match game OF ball will be played v
this evening at Athletic Park between e
the Stauuton nine and tie Remnants" il
of the University regular team. A P
good game may be expected. #
Mr.. S. H. Berry who WAS operated d
on at the Kings Daughters Hospital g
for appendicitis by DR.. Herman Wei |
land, has SO for improved as to be able 4
to return to his home at MiddlebroOk S
Mrs. l.. L. Hartman has purchased
from Mr.. s. M. Wilkes the farm Oh the
pike for So, 500 cash. Mr.. Wilkes pur-
chased the farm some years ago from a
Capt. Lewis Hartman. +
Mr.. Walter Searson and his two lit q
tie sons, who have been spending some y
time in England. where Mr.. Searson
went to visit his mother The little {
boys had never seen their grandnoth V
er and of course they had delightful u
visit.
Mr.. j. j. Shreckhise was called to n
Saturday by a telegram o
the death of his brother, s.
Mr.. James ID Shreckhise, which occur
red that morning. Deceased was ma
tive OF this county, and Was about 60
years OF age.
Miss Bessie May Leech, only daugh- n
ter of Mr.. w z. heech, of Golfers It
town, Rockbridge county, was married q
on Thursday at noon to MIR. Robert W. o
Lam, They will reside in Covington,
where MIR. Lam is engaged in business
Mr. Theodore f. Shne1. chief STEM.