Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-02-28

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visiting bis parents at Buffalo Gap.
Miss Matte Hyde, of Warm Spring
= is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Thos. I. Hyde. at Stuart's Draft.
Mrs. Geo. M. Crawford, of Ferro
is in Richmond, spending few day
with friends.
Mr.. George w. Moran. for eman 8
Augusta Springs Tannery. was in th
$ city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Keezel, wife of Senator Geo. E
; Keezel, of Rockingham, was stricke
with paralysis Sunday afternoon il
D Richmond.
Mr. Geo. w. Swink, COMMISSIONS
: of the revenue for North River Dis
trict, has been quite sick at his nom
in Moscow.
The Grand Lodge Knights of Homo
meets next Tuesday in Fredericksburg
A. 8. Woodhouse is the delegate from
Staunton Lodge No. 1855.
Mr.. M. Summerfield, of the ''Palais
Royal" left for the eartern marketl
} this week to select bis spring and sum
mer millinery.
A party of about forty people-men
women and chlldren-from the lowel
valley, took the west bound G. q O
train Tuesday night en-route to Iowa
James Fulwider and son, 9. N. Full
wider, OF near GreenvilIe, were among
those attending county court last
Monday.
Mr.. H. H. King, telegraph operator
at Griffith, Va, was in Clifton Forge
last week attending the meeting of the
railroad telegraphers.
Don't forget the oyster supper to be
given tonight by the ladies of Colfax
Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows, in the
armory at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. W. T. Fitch, of Swoope, who
has been filling the position of tele-
graph operator at Crane Station, has
been transferred to Haden, on the
James River Division.
MI R. V. Parr, head machinist of
the Va.-Portland Cement Works at
Craigsville, was in the city yesterday
en-route home from Pennsylvania,
where be had been to inspect some ma
chinery for his company.
Walter Midday, of Craig county,
aged about II years, deaf pupil at
the Virginia School for the Deaf aud
the Blind. died on Monday of heart
disease. His remains were inferred in
Thornrose cemetery Wednesday after
noon.
Richard H. Coley and Teney A.
Sprouse, both of Verona, this county,
were quietly married in the presence
of few friends at the home of the Of
ficiating minister, Rev. G. H Crowell,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Hardesty, daughter of
Capt. Joseph R. Hardesty, of Berry
vile, and Mr.. John S. Decker, a we'll
known business man OF Waynesboro,
were married Tuesday.
Mr.. R. R. Fauntleroy, of New Mar
tlnsville, w. Va, after visit of some
days, among his friends in the city, re-
turned to West Virginia Wednesday
evening last. Mrs. FauntIeroy, who
came here with him remains while
longer in the city.
James McCauley, who on December
10Th last, shot lis brother-in-law, w.
B. Brown, near Basic City, was arrest
ed here Monday by Deputy Sheriffs d.
b. Engleman and Thos. A. Dawson.
and lodged in jail. His preliminary
hearing is set for tomorrow.
Mrs. Samuel G. Wilson, of the
Hebron church neIghborhood. swas
stricken with paralysis Saturday, and
there is very slight hope for her recov-
cry. This is the second stroke she has
received, she having recovered from
the first.
According to Senator Barksdale's
bill redistricting the State, which was
introduced in the Legislature Tuesday,
Staunton and Augusta are taken from
the Tenth and put in the Sixth dis
trict. Congressman Flood and Otey
are both in the new Sixth.
At the home of the bride, No. 2001
E.ss Grace street, Richmond, Junius
B. Hoover, young and prosperous
farmer of the Swoope neighborhood,
married Miss Mary E. Craig on the
18th inst, at p. m. After the cere-
mony the bridal party left for Wash
ington and other cities of interest.
Perry Cox. the little deaf. dumb and
blind boy. who lives in Grayson coun-
| ty, and who has been making such
progress at the Va. School for the Deaf
and the Blind. was sent home last
week on account of bis health 1t is
hoped that be will soon be able to re.
turn to school.