Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-05-02
PERSONAL.

neighhorhood, ls quite i'll.
Miss Anna Woodward is visiting
friends in Roanoke.
Mr.. W. P. Rhodes, CT Charlottes
vile, WAS IN the city this week.
Mrs. N. L. Cooke, of Richmond, j
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. S. II. Burnett, of Greenville
paid US pleasant visit Monday.
Mr.. w. P. Burke, of Goshen, was il
the city this week.
Fifteen car load of horses were ship
ped from Harrisonburg last court day
Mr.. Geo. w. Stoutamyer, of Mt.
Scion, attended court Monday and wa,
caller at our office.
Mfr. and Mrs. J. F. Templetop. OF
Waynesboro, were in the city this
week.
Miss Annie Van Lear, of Long
GLADE, left yesterday for Missouri to
visit relatives.
Mr.. Henry Clay Miller and bride re-
turred Tuesday evening from theiI
wedding tour.
Mrs s. Brown Allen has returned
from visit to her son, Mr.. Fred A.
Allen, of Newport News.
Jeter Taylor, of Laurel Hill, son of
Rev. j. III. Taylor. has gone to Clifton
Forge to take the position Of night
clerk at Gladys Inn.
DR.. George H. Eyster, of Bait m re,
who has been among his fine peach or
chards near Churcbville for several
days, returned home On Tuesday last.
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES are fast to
sunlight, washing and rubbing. Sold
by Wilson Bros, Staunton, and |. N.
Kagey, Weyer's Cave, 10 per package.
Capt. Warren s. Lur;y and wife and
Gen. John E. Roller, of Harrisonburg,
passed through the city Tuesday, re-
turning from Dallas, Texas.
Last week little Miss Madaline Love-
grove, of WaynesborO, gave birth
day party to large number of her lit
tie friends.
Miss Pearl Coffee, of Stuart's Draft,
who took part III the Odd Fellows ex
ercises Sunday afternoon, was the
RuCSG III NIL ftllu Ii o. -. ~. oOGiiOiiOOi
while in the city.
Married, on April 10, Miss Eleanor
Stiles Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick II. Lewis, of Craigsville,
Va, to Mr. Carlton M. Goodman, Of
Philadelphia.
Monday afternoon sparks from a B.
& o. train set fire to the store of Joshua
e vtrhi nh
depot was located. The building and
stock was destroyed,
Rev. J. q. johnson, pastor of the
Mcdowell, Highland county Presby
terrain church, has beer extended
call to become pastor Of Timber Ridge
church, and it is thought he will accept.
Col. r. D. Lilley, of Greenville, slip
ped on the streets here last week and
dislocated his shoulder. DIR. E. l..
Henkel rendered the necessary surgi-
cal aid.
Mr.. r. NJ. Guy, who has been filling
the position OF accountant with the
Withrow Lumber Co.. at Charleston,
W. Va, is now at MillborO with the
same firm.
III. OthhOJ OlOdfCI olOO OA = uCDudJ
at his home in Clifton Forge, aged
about AZ years. His remains were
brought here Wednesday for inter
ment.
Among the delegates to the general
Baptist convention at Asheville, N. c.,
are Rev. M. l.. Wood and Prof q. L.
Wilson, of this city, and Rev. W. 8. o.
of WaynesborO.
Miss Laura E. Beeton, of Lexington,
who took part in the Odd Fellows ex-
erclses Sunday afternoon, was the guest
of Misses Sarah and Susie Larner while
here.
Miss Irene P. Mann, who sailed from
San Francisco on January 18th. has ar
rived in Japan. She has been assigned
to work In Hiroschi. and will be the
assistant of Rev. Henry st. George
Tucker.
Mr.. John Crickenberger, Jr., Of Basic
City, for some years principal of the
public schools there, is now located at
Fort Simcoe. Washington, where he
is engaged in teaching in an Indian
school.
Sunday morning the new Pres by teri
an church at Dayton, Rockingham
county, was dedicated. Rev. A. M.
Fraser, d. D., preached the dedicatory
sermon. That night he filled the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church at
Bridgewater.
Mr.. John Beeton. of Lexington. has
issued invitations to the marriage of
his daughter, Laura Eta, to Mr.. M.
/ ,,f +, lol,, Il TO
take place Wednesday evening, May 7,
at Trinity M. E. Church, Of that place.
Miss Beeton has many friends here who
extend congratulations.
The session of the Synod of the Vir-
ginia Presbytery of Associated Re-
formed Presbyterians of the South was
held during the past week at Broad
Creek, Rock bridge county, and was
adjourned to meet November 1 at the
Old Providence Church, Spottswood,
Augusta county.
Mr.. Walter Hamilton Hoy was mar
ried on March 21st, at Bristol, Tenn :,
to Miss Bessie Mae Wandless, of Bath
county, Va. Cards announcing the
event were issued On April 23rd, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoy will reside in Deerfield,
Wu6Tc UuO SlOOA1 10 Sh5"sOO liz UhO LII Cl
camille business.
j. Fl. Howdyshell has taken the con-
tract TO build the new road running
from the Spring Hill road to the Staun-
ton road west of the place of A. P. An
derson. He commenced work last
Tuesday morning and will have the
road ready for use in few days which
will be great convenience to the
travelling public.
Our usually correct correspondent
writing from Craigsville last Week
seems to be in error as to the sale of
Mr.. J. r Hldy's residence in that place.
Mr.. Hidy informs us that he has not
sold and we are glad to announce there
is prospect that he may yet continue
citizen of the county and of Cralgs-
vile in particular.