Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-02-14


Mrs. r. A. Fulwiler and children a
visiting her father at Riverside, Va
Mrs t. NJ Wade. of Lexington,
visiting her mother, Mrs. David o 'Rol
Mr.. David O'Kork went to Lou
vile, KY, this week on business
Mr. ]. Martin Perry was in Kentuc
on business this week.
Mr.. VIM. Hanna, of Mt. Scion,
quife i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Arthur Blackford left on Mo
day for Washington.
Miss Maud Seig, of Churchville,
sitting her sister, Mrs L B Myer
a. Mt. Sidney.
Miss Lottie Fauber. of Waynesbor
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. {
Whitlock this week
DR.. Geo. A Sprinkel and Mr.. w. v
Timberlake left this week for a tri
to Jamaica, on pleasure and business
Mr.. John W. Newman, of New MAI
ket, paid flying visit recently to hi
sister, Mrs. Fl. e. Danner. of Annex.
Capt. Warren S. Lurty, of the Har
risonburg bar, was in sthe city O
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva V. Smith was granted {
divorce from Walter l.. Smith in th,
Hastings court this week.
Mr.. V. B. Kerr, of Mt. Scion, visit
ed his brother, Mr.. J. s. Kerr, neal
Laurel Hill last week.
Miss Clara /. Taylor, of CraigsvilIe
is visiting relatives in Clifton Forge
and Covington.
Mr.. J. W. Fielding, after visit to
his friends here, returned to Hot
Springs Tuesday.
Robert E. l.. Cook has purchased the
Harper property at Mt. Sidney for
81 200
Mr.. David M. Whitlock, a native of
Augusta, died last week a. Isabel, ILL.,,
aged about IS.
Mrs. Gilmore, widow of the late Rev.
j. Harvey Gilmore, has gone to Rich
mond, where she will reside in the tu-
ture.
Messrs. VIM. f. and Samuel Kerr, of
Laurel Hill, visited Rockingham
friends this week.
DIR. McPheeters Glasgow, of Nash
vile, Tenn, after a visit to his broth
er, Mr.. Jos. A. Glasgow. returned home
last week.
Miss Minnie Rodgers, of Highland,
who h as been making an extended visit
to this county, returned home recent
ly.
Mr.. J. W. Andes, of the Laurel Hill
neighborhoOd, accompanied by his wife, |
went to Roanoke Saturday to visit his
mother who Is quite sick.
Horace Miller, VIM. Stuart and |
Horace Melton, all colored, were tax
Ell to the penitentiary Tuesday, by
Deputy Sheriff Thos. A. Dawson.
The Old Dominion Sun has been sold
by Col s. Brown Allen and Mr.. R. A.
Fulwiler TO Messrs. M. Bolts Lewis
and I'll. 7. Voorhees,, of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Sallie Hiner and son, of Mon
terey. Highland county, after an ex-
tended visit to friends in this county.
ret turned home last week.
Sweat or fruit acids will not discolOr
goods dyed with PUTNAM FADELEss
DYES. Sold by 10c. package. For sale !
by Wilson Bros, Stanton, and l.
N. Kagey, Weyer's Cave
Mrs. L. E. Chalenor and children left
asst week for Savannah, Ga, to join
Mr.. Chalenor who holds responsible
osition with the Seaboard Air Line
BY.
The following for the U. S. Artillery
service left Tuesday for Fort Hunt. i
Va, James Doom. of Staunton, and | t
lacy Haley, Cliney Hit and Robert
!. Booth, of Basic City.
Mr.. w. s. Gooch, formerly of this
ity and now with the b. F. johnson I,
, Publishing Co., Richmond, passed Il
through the City west-bound Monday
vening last.
Miss Minnie L. Morton left this week D.
or Jacksonville, Fla, to spend the
est of the winter with her sister, Mrs. v
/. 8. LIE Fills. She stopl e few days, II
n-route with relatives In Richmond. t.
D. E. East, of the kaphine neighbour
God, has sold to j. w. Smiley his farm
ear Newport, this county, for 81 800
n Hays creek at 81, 200. I'll
Mrs. Chas. Bidgood and little son. tC
Wilmington, n. g.. who have been al
isitiDg Prof. and Mrs. G. 4. Young. tr
1T Monday for Richmond, en-route fiji
ONE. ii
At Winchester last week, James M. =
dams, prominent farmer, was de es
q rcd and intr
yalnSt him for burning his barn was Tn
smiSsed. Sc
Mr.. 9. 8. Bragg, operator for the e. N
d. road here, went up to Augusta or
prings Tuesday evening last taking p,
18th him, Mrs. Bragg, who will re IN
ain there several weeks with her CO
latives the Sneads. 81
Mr.. J B. Goolsby, of Cralgsville, was
! Saturday last called to the bedside
his mother, who was seriously in
sposed, at her home near Alton.
hen Mr.. GoolsbY returned this week re-
er condition had improved. lo
Mr.. Henry t Hartman, a native of ho
lis county, died on January Both, at m,
s home near Fancy Hill, Rockbridge, n;
ed about SO years. Deceased was tic
other of Mr.. l.. s. Hartman, of this po
ty- la,
Mrs. E. s. Sublett and her little ar
lughter have returned from a visit
her father, Mr.. VIM ]. Nelson. at ma
OreDce, Ala, and to her Alex. M, RAJ
elson, in Roanake, and Willie Mel Co
n, in Petersburg. tel
CO..
A Piano recital will be given in the col
lapel of the Mary Baldwin Seminary rel
night beginning, at s o'cIock by the tn
lpils of Prof. F. W. Hamer, assisted baI
; Miss Frost's pupils in EXPIRE ssion. Ba
4 attractive programme is In store Rr
r those who may attend. sne
Mr.. 6. W. Hevener, formerly of the tlo
voope nelghborhood, has completed or
gotlatlons for one OF the finest farms no
Loudoun county. II is sitnatad hes
ar 1 hnry and tho ,rioa ,,o;d G1(