Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-04-04
PERSONAL.


Buffalo, New York.
Mrs. H. G. Coffman, of Mt. Sidney,
still continues quite sick,
Mr.. J. W. Slater left Friday fol
Beaumont, Texas, to accept position
Mrs. N. Wayt has returned from a
visit to her daughter in Baltimore.
Hon. s. II. Walker and wife have re.
turned home from Richmond.
Mrs Harnsberger is the guest of her
son, w. l.. Harnsberger, Ill Danville.
Col. S. B. Allen is quite sick at his
home on Lewis street.
Mrs G. 8. Crawford, now of Cincin
natl, Ohio, is in the city, guest at
Hotel Kalorama
Capt. T. G. Morton has returned to
Charleston, s. g., where he will remain
several weeks.
Miss Leeta Watts, who spent Easter
at home, returned to Hollins Institute
Monday.
Mr.. John J. Flavin, the well known
tin manufacturer of Mt. Sidney, has
moved to this city to make his home.
Mr.. MICH. Holiday, who has been
confined to the house for some days Is
improving.
Mrs. w. II. Talb ot, of Waynesboro,
spent few days with Mrs. G. q, Gooch
this week.
Mai A. w. CARRIER, of Richmond,
was the guest this week of the family
of Mr.. Arista Hoge.
Mrs, j. Frank Clemmer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. Percy 10th, in
Waynesboro.
Messrs John A Sproul. Fay Dono-
van, r. d. Moody and w. +. Tlnsleg,
of Clifton Forge, were here Wednesday
evening to see The Gladiator.
DIR. W. R. Clements, OF Newport
News, is a guest at the home Of his
friend, Mr.. I'll. G.. Eichelbsrger, near
this city:
Mrs. Martin Whitmore and Mrs.
Lucy Crawford, of near Parnass US,
were visiting Mrs. Bernard Reeves on
Messy Creek last week.
Mr.. P. j. Orebaugh, of Mt. Sidney,
was in the city Monday, route to
Tennessee, where he will spend some
months.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Cadet corps, about $50 strong, left
Blacksburg Tuesday for Charleston
and will remain there until the 7th-
Mr.. James W. Crawford, of Fort De-
fiauce, las received telegram. an
nouucing the death in Bristol, OF his
sister, Mrs. James Cochran.
Messrs. r. s. and VIM. A. Turk have
sold two thirds of their valuable farm
on Messy Creek to Messrs. J. n. Craun
and Geo A. Evars for $10,2S
Miss Clemence Cooke, of Newport
News, is in the city, having come on
to take the leading role in Down IN
Dixie"
Miss Essie Beard, who was teaching
at Arbor Hill, has closed her school
and is spending a few weeks with MIS-.
l.. V. East on Frazier street.
Hon. John w. Churchman was on
Saturday presented with a gold head
cane by the committee on roads of he
legislature, of which he was chairman.
Lexington Presbytery met in Lex
ington on Thursday and dissolved the
pastoral relation of Rev. q. w. Ira
wick with the Buena Vista church at
his request.
The Storewall Band Orchestra, Y
pieces, have been playing for four
nights in Charlottesville, and tonight
will furnish music for a german at
Covington.
Mr.. Harry B. Woodward. Of Rich
moni, who spent the Easter holidays
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. b.
Woodward, returned to that city Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cronheim, who
have been on an extended tour OF the
South, were the guests this week of
the brides parents MI. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Loeb.
The congregation of Timber Ridge
Presbyterian church, Rock bridge
county, have unanimously called Rev.
J. N. Vandeventer, of Augusta church,
to become their pastor.
Rev. Levi Wenger died at his home
near Mt. Sidney on Friday afternoon,
aged IS wears. The funeral took place
Sunday morning from Pleasant Valley
church. He was highly esteemed by
all who knew him.
The Electoral Boards of Augusta
and Staunton are as follows: Augusta
-Messrs. S. b. Harper. j. w. Mont
gomery and w: w. Sproul. StauntOn
-Messrs. J. H. Worthington, Hugh
III. Kerr and Geo. w. Blackiey.
Saturday the wagon of j. B. Lackey
in turning the corner at Main and Au-
gusta streets slipped on the car trac K
and struck the awning at Weinberg &
Clothing Co., which struck the large
plate glass show window, breaking Out
a large piece.
foreman with the Daily News printing
company, left on Monday for Concord
Appomattox county, where he will
make his future home. Mrs. Davis
and the children will leave tomorrow
to join him.
Mr.. F. F. Cimiotti, of New York, &C
companied by the Messrs. Cimiotti
his son and nephew are visiting in tht
city and at Buffalo Gap, at which lat
ter place they are looking after thei
extensive mineral and lumber hold
ings.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are eaSie
to use and color more goods brighte
and faster colors than any other dye
Sold by Wilson Bros Staunton, an
N. l. Kagey. Weyer's Cave, 10c. pc
package.
On Monday morning the stable c
Mr.. G. P. Lambert on Coalter street
was destroyed by fire. Owing to tn
high winds the fire was beyond cor
troll before the department reached tn
spot. This is the third time within
year that his stable has been set o
fire.
Henry Key, colored, was arreste
Monday for breaking the glass door Q
Armentrout's Hard ware store on OH
son street But for the timely arriv,
of Mr. Tohr w Mapiau Uho hoo Ri fh