Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-01-31

Capt. g. G. Gooch has been con fine,
to the house for few days as the re
suit of fall on the slippery pavements
Miss Flora PLANE, of Crimora, wht
has been visiting friends here, has re
turned home.
County Surveyor j. r. McCutchar
spent several days at Fishersville this
week on business.
The President on Tuesday appoint
ed Chas. HI. Revercomb postmaster at
lCoviDgton
| Miss Bessie Huddleston, of White
Sulphur Springs, is the guest of Miss
May Gait.
Mr.. William Mathews, of Richmond,
was called here this week by the illness
of his wife.
Miss Maggie Taylor Hoeshead, of
Mlddlebrook, is the guest of Miss Net
tie Waddel. of Lexington.
| Mr.. ]. W. Carpenter, of Bridgewat-
er, passed through the city this week
Ell route to the eastern part of the
State On business.
Mr.. J. Clarence Van Pelt came up
from Woodstock Tuesday, where his
wife was buried, and returned to his
home in DanvilIe that night.
Mr., j. Addison Cooke, of,RichmOnd
formerly a we'll known citizen of Staun-
ton, has been elected treasurer of the
Virginia Electro Railway and Develop
meut Company.
1t is with pleasure that we announce
that the division freight office, of which |
Mr.. W. O Sydnor is in charge, will re
main here and not be moved TO Clifton |
Forged as proposed.
Mr.. VIM. A. Kipps and Mis- Maude
Berry. both of this city, were quietly |
married at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday evening, by Rev 1 w.
Canter.
A license to marry was issued to
Rev. Oscar e. Kreinheder, of st. Louis,
and Miss Hanna r Coiner. The cere
mony was to have taken place yester-
day at Waynesboro.
Among the young physicians who
passed the examination be-
lore the State Board in December were
DR.. Geo. f. Hollar, of Deerfield; DR.. |
Walter W. Johnson. of Staunton, and
DR.. P. H. Casey, of Clifton Forge
Mrs. A.A. Bagby died on Sunday t
vt the home of her son at law, D. s
near Dorcas She Was /
quite an aged lady, and lived for some
ime near Churchville, where she was
veil known. f
Mr.. Howard Womeldorf, while work
ng on a baler near Midway, recently, s.
ad his hand caught by the plunger, b
which broke his arm and badly LAGER ii
ted the flesh Physicians dressed the v
rOken arm; but it is thought that "
mputation will be necessary. o
Capt Walter Capehart, of Harrison v
urg, who was recently indicted in
even cases for the Illicit sale of liquor III
as on Tuesday tried in one case, and W
ound guilty, and fined $3.50. The O
ther cases are being tried at this time v
In another column will be found the w
card of StauntOn's New a,
[erchant Tailor, W. H. Kelsey. His tr
rices are moderate and bis line of n,
reign and domestic woolens comprise n,
new and novel suitable for r.
rs wear. N,
Clifton Forge Review: miss Min ~
e Dunlap, of Staunton, is visiting u W
Il sister, Mrs. D H. Tucker Mr.. VI
I'm M. Donald, of Staunton, was here,
last in the interest of the
ew York Life Insurance Company,
hich he represents. Mr.. Donald is
'or-keeper of the Virginia Senate, a ST,
'sition be has held for a number th
ars.' BIZ
The roll of honor for the Newport hi
'aded school for month ending Jan ov
ry 22nd. Room Erie George, rel
iley Paxton, George Hite, Perlie trs
1--WE, Lillian Brubeck, Russelle fee
gorge, Emma Hutchens. Room IL cal
attic Lucas, Emma Wiseman, Clara cal
aig, Katie Clemmer, Lilly Wiseman, ne
Turk, Virgie Hanger, Sue raj
ne Lucas, FERNS Clemmer, Boyd acl
ller. KIN
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The Charleston Is. c. News and br'
urier has the following in referring No
a banquet given to the visiting dele Oh
ton from the Travellers Protective 70
sociationmeeting in that city. "Capt. So
Q Morton, of Staunton, was next ant
led upon and paid a magnificent poi
butte to the Exposition, which be her
d was credit to the entire South. ira
said that he had been staggered by Fol
extent and beauty, and that be had wr
an so much impressed bYits import teri
re that he had gotten his Richmond wal
ople to take three times the amount sur
iour space in it that they had at ten
It intended. and numb of big ex- wol
its from the Trigg Sh1pbuilding the
,rks and other great Richmond in the
'tries were now on their way here. pow
Inference had been changed to en- less
siasm and the Richmond people abo
y stood shoulder to shoulder with cha
8rleston in their great undertaking. tral
)t Morton was given three cheers
his remarks were then supplement-
by Secretary Waltball, of the Rich y,
nd Post, who gave the diners hot ~ y
P. A. talk and advised them all to >. :
K together for Charleston On