Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-11-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL.

Prof. ]. H. Bader was in the cit,
Tuesday.
Mrs c. Armand Miller, of New York
is visiting friends here.
Nj ISIS Landes, of Albemarle county
is visiting Miss Ida Cook at Mt. Sidney
Miss Mary Miller is visiting in Balti
more
Mrs. Juliet F. Asst has returned from
visit to friends in Nelson county.
Mr.. A. M. Valz is home from West
Virginia for few days.
Mrs. Lucy McClung of Highland. is
visiting relatives near moscow.
Miss Kernes, of Clifton Forge. is the
guest of the family of Mr. j. s. Peters
of Mt. Sidney.
Mrs. j. G. Foster and Miss Ellie Eos
ter are visiting Mrs. DR.. Wallace at
Raphine.
MIR. and Mrs W. G.. Marshall and
little sOn are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Blackwood Patterson at Barterbrook
w. Raleigh Carrier and bride reach
ed home Friday and are at home, III
North Jefferson street.
John Young, of New York, is visit
ing his mother on West Frederick
street.
Mr.. A. w. Wood ward, of Washing
ton. spent Sunday with his brother.
Mr.. JOS B. Woodward.
A protracted meeting of much inter-
est has been going on this week at
Thinking Spring church.
Mrs. Lucy Reeves of Mossv Greek, is
visiting her brother, MI. Wallace P
Whitmore in Baltimore.
Ina. the twelve year old daughter of |
Mr.. J. B Watson of Mt. Sidney. is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
F. Root died suddenly on Friday night
and was buried Monday.
Patrick O'Mara, OF Anderson, was
in the city Monday on business and
call at our Office.
Mrs. L. J. Williams left yesterday
for Briggs. Clarke county to spend sey
eral weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
George Levy.
Dr. William Bell and Mr.. G. H.
Sheets of Mt. Sidney, who spent two
weeks with their sons in New York, re-
turned home last week |,
Rev. II. F. Scheele preached at Grace
Lutheran church in Waynesboro Sun
day for Rev. E. e. Cronk, who has been l
i'll for some weeks. In
Mrs. n. Wayt went to Baltimore last
week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Lee. She took her little grandson with l
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Woodward.
of Richmond, spent several days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. B. Wood
ward this week, returning home Tues q
day.
Mr.. VIM. Buddo and Miss Mary H,
were married yesterday at r
Va. Messrs. Frank M. Hoge
and T. K. Woodhouse accompani
him to Mitchels.
DIR. G. T. LOWS is in Chicago, where (
be went the first of the week to spend (
tt n days taking course in electricity g
for medicinal purposes. He will also
urchase e static machine with an
x-r ~ outfit, to add to his fine Farady | +
ma chine which he now has in bis office. I
Bridgewater Herald: Mrs. W. &.
Leonar I'd, Miss Annie Wilson and broth
Dr. Henry, of Churchville, are visitors .
1t J. N. Wilson's.-E. M. Vanfossen,
Of Mt. Sidney, who has been employed
here for the past year or more, went to
Staunton last week to work at the car
penter trade"
Mrs. w. S. McLaine, of Covington, E
shot and killed her thirteen-year- d
son Friday night, thinking he was a Ii
burglar. The boy had been out with a
q party of hallow 'een companions, and s
1t was thought was trying to scare his t
mother as he did not answer when she g
called The awful tragedy complete t
ly FRUSTRATED the unfortunate mother Fl
and the entire community joins in her s
grief and sorrow.
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