Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-11-07

Mrs. G. Z. Jordan has returned from
trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. William Wholey was in Roam
oke this week on business
Mrs. S. II. Rosenbaum, who has beef
visiting her parents here, returned te
Roanoke Wednesday.
Mrs. P. E Powell has returned from
Washington. where she spent some
weeks with Relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. M. Wade. of Lexington. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
David O'Rork.
Edwin 7. Kinney, a former Staunton
man. died on October Both. in st. Louis,
aged about 81 years.
AProt. G. H. + lend of the Staunton
High School, has resigned, and will
leave about the 18th for Iowa, where
he has taken position.
| Highland Recorder: "Mr. and Mrs.
Kenton A. Rexrode, of the Staunton
neighborhood, are visiting his sister.
Mrs. Joseph A. Hiner and Of her rela-
tives.n
| Frank Downing was convicted in
the county court Friday for stabbing
Geo. Moran at Craigsville, several
months ago. He was fined $25, and
sent to jail for seven months,
Rev. q. Moseley Murray, who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. A. M.
Valz, filed the pulpit of Trinity church
Sunday morning and evening.
The annual meeting of the stOckhold-
ers of the East Augusta and Farmers
Mutual Fire insurance company was
held at the court house on Saturday.
Only routine business was transacted.
Misses Viola and Annie Sniteman,
who have been visiting relatives near
Annex, left this week for their home in |
Iowa
Miss Mary Keblinger, daughter of
the late q. M. Keblinger of this city,
was married on October 26th, in Wash
ington, to Mr.. Thos. Male.
H. E. Loving made an assignment on
Monday for the benefit of his creditors,
with G. A. Grafton, trustee. Mr.. Low
ing's health has been bad for some time
and he wished to close business. The
liabilities are small, amounting to
about 5000.
The Basic City Car Works were sold
on Saturday by Messrs. Isaac Witt
and G. G. Gooch to Capt. J. A. Patter
son of Waynes boro, will start up the
plant shortly. 1t will give employ
nent to number of men and give an
Impetus to that thriv ing town.
Messrs. L. and B. Stein, brothers, of l
Holland, who arrived in New York by
steamer Mordam few days since, are b
low at Augusta Springs, guests of the J.
oattesons. tits understood that these
gentlemen are here prospecting with 9
purpose to locate in this section. b
Miss Clara 81. Seybert, daughter of T
dr. and Mrs. H. H. Seybert, was mar
led on Wednesday evening to Mr..
saac Luther Beverage. The ceremony
aking place in the Methodist church /.
n Monterey. u
Prof. T. J. Williams has on his place +,
lear Mint Spring, an English Walnut ri
rec from which was gathered this year a
wo bushels and halt. This is the
My tree of the kind we know of in this e
icinity.
The National Valley Bank. has pur n
.ased the building adjoining its own il
ilding on the east, occupied by Alb
Shultz, from Mrs. NJ. s. Young and 7
spring will tear down the two
'uilaings and erect modern bank b
one of the handsomest in the u
tate. ~
Miss Dora Trimble, daughter of Mr.. q
. Baxter Trimble of the SwOOpe neigh $
orhood. was brought to the Kings
Daughters Hospital Monday by her 81
MUSICIAN, DIR. w. F. Hartman, and an o.
perated on for appendicitis, the oper- v
ton being performed by DR.. Stuart E
IcGuire of Richmond. The operation
7as satisfactory and she is getting
long nicely.
Samuel Lindsay, the expert well b.
riller, who has drilled so many excel ..
ant wells in the county, has just COM 'f
leted one of the best wells he has yet W
rilled, on the Gray farm near High Fl
md Park. The well is PA feet deep II
nd produces from 20 to 40 gallons of n
oft water minute MIR. Ed Hamilton, ],
be agent for the Star windmill, has B
rected one of his handsome mills at ~
be new we'll. A company is talked Of q
Or the purpose of piping the water to s.
upply Plunkettsville and Lewiston.