Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-01-31
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. Daniel Cool, of Ohio, is visiting
relatives in the county.
Miss Kate Hoge has returned from
visit to friends in Washington.
Mr.. r. D. Apperson. of Lynchburg
was in the city this week.
Mrs Chas. w. Miller went to Balti
more this week to visit friends.
DR.. D. A. Butcher, of Bridgewater
was in The city this week
Hon. 8 H. Walker and wife. of Mt
Meridian, were in the city this week
d. W. Kennedy has purchased from
James Michael his grist mill near Dor.
cas- for 1925.
Miss Gertie Arehart of Bridgewater
who had been visiting her brother in
WaynesborO returned home last week.
Mrs. David O'Rork spent come DAYS
this week with her daughter, Mrs. L
M. Wade, in Lexington.
DR.. Palser Pullin. of Highland couu
ty, has recently been visiting friends
in this county.
Mrs DIR. N. Wayt is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Frank Lee, in Balti
more.
Geo. l.. Orebaugh, whose residence
was near DOlcas, has sold his farm
and moved to Tennessee.
Mr.. G.. s. Bradley, of the dry goods
house of Miller & Bradley. has return
ed from business trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. E. Yeager. of Clifton
Forge. was in the city last week visit
ing friends.
Mr. John A. Stuart, of CharlOttes
vile, was i'll the city Monday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Mccullough was the guest this |
week of Mrs. H. Jordan on 1.-The |
Heights at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Cooke spent Sun
day here, and left for their home in
Richmond on Monday.
Mrs. A. Y. Pffferling and her little
daughter, visited here parents near
Washington this week.
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hold fever at the Kings Daughters
Hospital.
DR.. James T. CLARK, of Mt. Scion.
has sold to the G. W. Railway gravel
bed on North River, and the road is ,
now hauling ballast therefrom.
Messrs. Edward Wright and Mark
E. Alexander, of Waynesboro, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wright,
on Winthrop street.
Lawrence McFall, nephew of Capt. i
Fl. b. McFall, OF Mt. Scion, and Mr.,
Stuart McFall, of Harrisoaburg, has '
enlisted in the U. 8. army. d
Mr.. J. E. Todd was in Mt. Scion .
last week on business. 1t is stated that
he will shortly esta blish a branch
store there. b
Miss Margaret Mccoy left last week s
for Newport News, where she has &C Y
cepted position as matron in large II
hospital.
J. s. Lee, the we'll known contrac
tor, is to erect seven houses for the a
Portland Cement Co., at n
Craigsville. fp
Mr.. s. N. Patterson, of South River, - =,
'ecently fell on the ice and was pain =
July hurt. Mr.. Patterson lost leg IN IL
,he war and cannot walk we'll at best.
He is improving. n
Sweat or fruit acids will not discolor ~
FOODS dyed with PUTNAM FADELEss q
DYES. Sold by 10c. package. For sale .
by Wilson Bros, Stanton, and l. N
Y. Kagey, Weyer's Cave.
Prof. J. L. Jarman, of Emory and Do
Henry College. a brother of Mrs. H. W
\. Tillman, of this city, has been
lected president of the Farmvile
Normal School, to succeed DR.. Robert G
Frazer, resigned. uf
Mai Geo. Chrisman, for many years n
well known stock raiser of Rocking ~
am, is quite ill with pneumonia. Du- -
ing the days of the old Augusta Fair. n
laj. Chrisman was one of the largest u
Exhibitors. RI
Mrs John D. Cloth1er, of Marion, M
no., who has been spending a month
nth relatives in this city and county,
vas rendered delightful party by Go
or sister, Mrs. F. Percy 10th. of to
on Friday evening last. ga
1t is stated that large Touring mill As
18th capacity of 100 barrels per day l..
ill shortly be erected at Weyer's Cave. ca
Iessrs. 8 FL. Craun, Geo. Roller, M. trl
}. Lindamood and E. w. Carpenter, Sal
re the officers of the company. Ht
A quiet home wedding was solemn be
ed Thursday in Buena Vista, the an,
parties being j. s. Huff ne,
an and Mrs. Josephine Sweet. The of
was performed by Rsv. W. firs
Aull. hi
DR.. William Evers, of the Messy wv
reek neighborhooG, has sold his val qu'
able farm on Long Glade and has I rs
a home in Milnesville, tnt
hither he has removed. The price at no 1
hich he sold is reported to be So, 500. IN IN
Mrs. John G. Scott, of the New Hope ant
,ighborhood, who has been visiting ed
or sister near Baltimore, has return mo
home. During her visit her eyes T.
ere treated by DR.. Chisoln, of that site
ty, and she is much improved.
TT 10 stafad that Tudna I,,,oe n