Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-12-12
PERSONAL.

" Mr.. James T. Lightner of Rich Patel
NJ has been spending the week in Phi
o 4delphia on a pleasure trip.
r Mrs. HeiskeI Argenbright and so
9: have returned from visit to Wast
II ington.
y Miss Barbara Brand is visitin
!, Misses Lillian and Edith Carpeute
- in Covington.
Hon. J. 8. Craig of Cold Sulphu
# Springs. was in he city last week OF
business.
8 Mr. and Mrs. John v. Kiracofe O
4 Sangerville. who have been on visi
e to the west, returned home last week
Miss Katherine Woodward of Roam
r oke, is the guest of her cousin, Mis-
Anna Woodward, on Beverly Terrace
$ Mrs. Jas. E. A. Gibbs and Mrs
Capt Rawlings of Raphine, we're il
New York this week.
Mrs. G. R. Stribling has returned to
Waynesboro after visiting friends
here
Mrs. Hugh HI. Kerr. who has been
suffering with appendicitis, is much
better.
Mr.. VIM. A. Garber OF Knightly, left
this week for Indianapolis, where he
will complete a course of law.
Col. R. L. Parrish and son of Gov
ington, were in the city this week.
arguing cases in the circuit and cor
poratiOn courts.
| ]. E. Herndon, who has for several
years been in Charlottesville. b as re-
turned to this city his former home,
where he will permanently reside.
Mr.. E. M. Hartman sold last week
bis $50 acre farm at Brands Mill to 8.
P. Hamilton of Monitor. w. Va, con
sideration Sc 500.
Maj Thos Blackford and wife of
Wilmington, Del, are in the city, Wis
iting his garents, DR.. and Mrs Ben
jamin Blackford.
Mr.. c. J. Armstead of the Western
State hospital attended meeting of
the executive committee of the hospi-
tai board in Richmond this week.
Adams Wells, who was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary for steal |
ing COW at Basic City, was taken to
the pen this week.
Mrs. Catherine A. Davis, wife of ex-
Senator Henry G. Davis, died Satur-
day morning at her home. Graceland,
at Elkins. w. Va, aged "a years. Her
death was due to heart disease.
Messrs. T. w. Wood and Sons of
Richmond, the largest seed dealers in
the South will IN short time erect an
immense warehouse for their uses.
The lot alone will cost $40 600.
R. A. DePriest of Buena Vista, was
in the city last Saturday on the way
TO Mt. Sidney his old home, where he
paid short visit to his mother and
brother.
have handled for years steel wood
stoves which have given thorough
and they are not high
priced. They are very ornamental and
economical. T. r. N. SPECK.
dec 8 At.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott of the coun. ,
~, near Swoope. have issued cards to ,
5he marriage of their daughter, Lucie !
to Mr.. J. W. B. Baylor,
5he ceremony to be performed Wednes :
lay evening, 18th inst at O'Clock. )
Hebron church. :,
The Virginia conference of Charities /
Ind Correction will hold its next meet f
ng in Richmond, February 10 u. 1903. t
Supt. W. A. Bowles, of the Virginia q
school for the Deaf and the Blind, is a S
member of the executive committee of | 8
he conference. a
Geo. R. Kingeter of the Bee Hive
store, made an assignment Wednesday,
or the benefit of his creditors, among
Who is j. w. Augusta, a former pro- !,
)rietor of the establishment. s. D. L
no ri lzo Ir d
re the trustees.
Miss M. P. Duval left Monday for !,
lew York to represent the Virginia n
female Institute chapter at the meet a
ng of the Church Students Mission +,
ny association, which will be held at h
he General Theological Seminary in a
lew York. I
The friends of Mr.. HI. A. s. Hamil- a
on, who has been seriously i'll at I
It. Luke's Hospital in Richmond,
7here he underwent serious surgical
peration, will be glad to know that
e has passed the danger point and is
ow on the road to recovery. a
Mr.. J. H. SiIling of Parnassus, was W
lrown from his wagon last week while
nreining his horses to give them water. C.
[e was thrown In the creek and receiv- 81
] some severe bruises about the head el
nd shoulders. His friends are glad fl
, know that no serious injury result E
/.
The West Virginia Pulp and Paper q
operating plants at Luke, y
Id. Davis, w. Va, and CovingtOp,
a., has decided to build large pulp
ill at the headWaterS of Shaver's
)rk, in Tucker county, W. Va, and -,
is likely that the Parsons Pulp and =,
aper Company will erect a plant near a A
lem. h,
Mr.. James w. Bodley with num- fl
lemphis, Tenn, where he goes to az
pen his new factory. Among those in
Tho accompanied him were-C. III. d.
,ustard and son, r. M. Childs and s,
amily, Thos. Childs and son, T. P. b,
hilbert and family, Dell and Minor Il
ones, Howard Smith, Jacob Herring CT
nd o. p. Gray. Quite number and
expected to leave after the holidays. d,
ar. Bodley will not move his family 81
or some time yet. The moving of this E
arge industry is great loss to Staun s,
on and Mr.. Bodley will be parted r.
With with regret.
Frank Bazaree and Jim Walker.
uccessful huntsmen OF the Augusta q
springs neighborhood, killed last week q
mother bear. This time bruin was =
aptured on the east side OF North .
mountain near EiIiott's Knob, and
vas young and fat. 1t was shipped v
% the Cincinnati market for sale, L
some weeks since these men shot
,ery large bear on the west side of the
anne mountain, near the Knob. The
.nimal weighed $50 lbs and brought
rood price on the fresh meat market1n
New York. Small game has also been