Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-03-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Robertson are
on their way to Florida.
Mr.. w. c. Craig, of Deerfeld, was a
visitor here last week.
Mrs. Chas. Curry left last week to
visit her mother ia Detroit. Mich
Capt. G. A. Holt returned yesterday
morning from trip north.
Mr.. A s. Morton is visiting the
Charleston Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand Withrow. of
Millboro, were in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Hoy. of Deerield, visited
his brothers here this week.
Mrs. James w. Quinn, of Goshen
has returned home after visit to the
Misses Bicale
We are glad to know that the condi-
ton of our friend Mr.. Samuel Byers,
of Burketown, is somewhat improved.
Miss Marion Pratt, of near Waynes-
boro, was the guest of Mrs. l.. e. Paul,
of Messy Creek last week.
Prof. J. III. Bader has has returned
from trip made to Chicago in the in
terest of public school training.
Capt. Jno. N Opie was in the city
Monday to his duties in the Senate.
The small pox at Mt. Scion has aba
ted as the disease is found to be roseo-
Ia
Capt. r. G. Morton returned from
Charleston Wednesday night after at
tending the Grand Lodge Knights of
Honor.
North river in this county was high
er during the floods of last week than
for years, and Middle river was out of
it's banks three times IN one week.
Mr.. D. N. Foutz, of Mountain Grove.
Va, in renewing his subscription says
81 cannot do without your valuable
paper"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Henderson, and
their little daughter. of SWOope, were
in the city Saturday, and paid our of
flee pleasant call.
The trial of James A. Hounihau
which Was in progress last week when
went to press, resulted ina verdict OF
two years in the penitentiary.
Henry Witt has returned to Balti-
more. after brief visit to bis family
who are spending some weeks at the
home of his father, Isaac Witt in this |
city.
The annual piano recital of Prof. |
Eisenberg's class at the Mary Bald |
win Seminary, will be given tonight, |
assisted by Miss Frost7s pupils in ex |
preston.
Mr.. Arthur P Dudley, aged about |
So years, died on Wednesday atethe |
home of his father, Mr.. u. W. Dudley, |
one mile south of the city on the Green
vile road of consumption, The funeral |
will take place today.
Carl Flesh, the German boy, who
was recently sentenced for two years
to the penitentiary, but was pardoned
on the condition tha5 he returns to
Germany, perfers the penitentiary to
Germany.
There is complaint that the weekly
papers of Staunton do not reach Sang
ersville, Mt Scion and other points in
that quarter until several days after
their publication. We hope this will
be nulified by our 2. o. officials.
Miss Florence Crawford, of Ferrol,
whilst riding few days ago, had her
horse fall and in attempting to rise en-
tangled his foot in a T.. & .. cattle
guard. By great presence of mind she
succeeded in extracting the horse with
out injury and before train passed.
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday morning at the home of
Mr.. Walter Ell. Wilson at Muse, when
his sister, Miss Sally G. Wilson be-
came the BRIDE of Mr. W. [. Harms
berger, Of Grottoes, Rev. DR.. W. N.
Scott, assisted by Rev r. A Lapsley
performed the ceremony.
The Single roof of the Cd Stone
Church at Fit. Defiance in this county,
has been recently torn off and replaced
by slate roof. The nails used in the
old roof were wrought by hand in
blacksmith spop near Kerr's mill on
Christians Creek. Mr.. William Moor
man has presented US with one of these
nails which is about $50 years old. and
we have 1t among the curiosities of our
Office.