Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-04-05
ocAL DEPARTMENT
PERSONAL.

:,
in the city this week.
Mr.. j. w Carpenter, of Bridgewat
er, was visitor here this week.
Rev. H. A. Young. of Bell Valley
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs M j. Flavin, of Mt
Sidney, left last week for Ohio.
Mr.. G. e. Arbogast, of Monterey
was in the city last week on business.
Mrs. E B. Bailey is spending the
week in Richmond.
Mr. Jos. Audrews WAS in Cliff )n
Forge last W eek On business.
Mr. w. A. Sidres. of WaynesborO
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. NJ. Steele, of Midway, was il
the city this week.
DIR. R. s. Griffith, of Basic City. was
in town this week.
Mr.. r. G. Blair, of Moscow, was in
the City this week and paid our office
pleasant visit.
Miss Fannie Sterrett. OF Charlottes-
vile. was the guest of Mrs. a. M.
Howison this week.
Mr.. J. S. Pirkey, of GrOttoes, has
been in the northern markets purchat-
ing goods.
Marie, the little daughter of Dr.. al d
Mrs. j. IL. Thomas, of Greenville. has
been quite ill for some days.
Mrs. Robert A. Palmer. WHO has been
spending some time with relatives
here, left Tuesday for Baltimore.
Supervisor Coiuer, Of SJuth River,
accompanied by his daughter, was IN
the CITY Monday.
Mir s. H. Breunaman, Of Mt. SoloD,
spent Monday with his brother, MT.
j l.. Brennaman.
Miss Mollie Collins, OF Greenviile,
visited her sister, Mrs E I'll. Hartman.
this week.
Prof. John 81. B4der. Supt of the
City Public Schools, is spending the
easter holidays at his old home, Nc
Gaheysville, Rockingham county.
Mr.. r. H. Buchanan was on last
Sunday elected a deacon OF New Fro
violence church. to succeed Mr. u. Is.
McClung, who WAS Ell, C Led al elder. !
Miss Margaret Frost, OF Nashville,
Tenn who Was the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. M. N. Bradley, left Friday for |
Louisville, KY.
Mr.. s. G. Nef has returned from |
Toronto, Canada, where he has been |
taking a course in the Veterinary Uni |
versity.
Mr.. r. V. Parr, of the Virginia
Portland Cement Works.. at Cralgs-
vile, was in the city Monday on busl-
ness.
Rev. j. E. Booker, Synodical Evan
gelist has been confined TO his home
in Lexington for two weeks by SICK
ness.
Clerk Harry Burnett has issued a
marriage license to Mr.. Geo. K. HUI
yey and Miss Ethel l.. Slower; to be
married near Penrose Sunday.
MI s. H. d. Freed, for some years
manager of the Newport News Tele
phone Co., i. now experimenting the
wiring of the Long Distan, line.
Mr. R H. Mohler, who has been for
the past year in Albemarle county,
operating saw.mill is at his home
near Van Lear for few days.
Miss Isabella Graham, of Philadel.
phia, en- route to st. Louis, was last
week the guest of her friend, Miss
Eleanor Stiles Lewis at Portland.
Mr.. A. NJ. Cupp, for many years a
resident of the Kaphine neighborhoOd,
has moved to and located on farm
near Lexington.
Raymond Hope, colored, and VIM.
Staten, white, were taken to the peni-
Tertiary this week, the first for two
years, and the latter for seven.
Mr.. j. II. Chittum, of Weinberg's
Clothing Co., was called to Raphine
no fo |
who is i'll with pneumonia.
Yellow Danver Onion sets TIC per
quart; 1925 per bushel. Pa. Canning
Co, inc, seed store, 1870 W. Main St.,
Staunton. apr dim
Mr.. W. P. Rhodes, formerly well
known photographer of this city, but
for some years resident of Char lottes-
vile, was in the city Tuesday en- route
to Covington.
Mr. w. A Harnsberger, of Danville,
was married in that city recently,
He is brother of Mr.. A, E. Harms
berger, of this city, and has many
friends here.
Bishop Randolph confirmed classes
at Trinity church Sunday morning
aud at Emmanuel at night In the af-
ternoon he confirmed a class at Verona
Chapel.
Rev. DIR. j. 2. Smith will deliver the
annual sermon before Stonewall Jack
son camp of Confederate Veterans on
Appomattox day, next Sunday even
ing, April 7, arS O'Clock, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Rev. Dr.. r. J McBryde, OF Lexing
ton. who has been spending some time
q uo6 in l
health and IS expected home about the
last of the month.
Mr.. Julius Wright and Miss Eva
Buford, both Of the county, were mar
ried Tuesday night in the parlors of
the Palmer House by Rev. l.. 0. Brick
er.
Mr.. Alexander Hall, q brother OF
Mrs G. IL. Tipping and Edward Hall,
until recently residents of Staunton,
died in Maryland on the 1lth ult., aged
rs years.
Seed Business is our business. Prices
and quality is your business. We sell
Burpee's Seeds, guaranteed. Pa. Can
ming Co., inc. Seed Store, 100 w.
Main st., Stanton. apr 5 I'm
On Monday afternoon Miss Maggie
Henderson, the bright little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. 2. Henderson, was
operated ON at the Kings Daughters
Hospital for appendicitis. She stood
the operation very well, and at last
accounts was doing very well.
Among those attending the session
of the Baltimore Conference from this
city are Rev } e. Armstrong, Rev. j.
F. Pretty man and wife, Rev. W 7.
Jeffries and sister. Mr.. and Mrs Reeves
Catt and Mrs. G. w. Fretwell and
daughter.
The quarterly conference of the
Stanton Methodist church, on the
eve of the annual session of the Balti
more conference, pettioped that body
to return Rev. j. E. Armstrong as
nras aid mo- older for LOT her WAR