Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-09-04
LOCAL BRIEFS,

Mr.. P. T. BIrkbolfier of Fishersv /
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Bell Of CoGnsllsviIle, P,
il visiting his parents here.
MIR. g. l.. JoJas of Keyser, w. 4
who spent a islnnth with relatives ne
Penrosc. has returned home.
Miss Bessie Frazier and her hrothe
Harry, have returned from a visit
friends in Centreyllle, Md.
We are glad TO see that cur old friei
Michael McAieer, who has been qui
sick. is able to be out again.
Messrs. Geo. w Swink and w. !
Obaugh of Moscow. were in the Git
this week.
The protracted meeting at Leblanc
conducted by Rev Isaac Long, Gloss
Sunday night.
Quite e. number of Stanton and Al
gnsta people attended the Albemar,
Horse Show in Charlottesville tbi
week.
A young lady advertises for a pos
tiOn as music teacher. See ad 70
particulars.
Mr. and Mrs w. z. Kuiseley hav
returned from the northern nlars ct
where they purchase their fall mill
merry.
The new Baptist Church is nearing
completion, and will be dedicated witt
appropriate ceremonies early IN Oeto.
Der.
The little daughter of NJ. and Mrs.
G. w. Long, near town. stepped on an
axe Monday and cut off one of her toes.
DR. c. T. Lewis dressed the wound.
The handsome new furniture for the
Staunton National Bank has been put
in place and makes fine appears nee.
1t is Of quartered oak with metz par.
titions.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met
here Tuesday. Judges Keith, Card
well, Harrison and Nhitfle being pres
ent. Quite pumboE Of lawyers are
in attendance on it's sessions.
Mrs. w. Massie Warwick and chill
dren, who spent tbs SUE ner with Mr.
Warwick al Fire Geek, ". We have
returned 10 Stanton.
4Mr. aud Mrs Albert G. Keller an.
nounce the marriage Of their Is aug te-,
Miss CoFpie T. K der TO Mr.. Leslie II.
Burke. The marriags To take place
Sept. %. at 1896 d. %. IN tie Methodist
Church.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Lorraine was RIAL
ried in Roanoke on Thursday night
last to Miss Sue T. Elan. Their home
will be in this city, where Mr.. Lor-
raine is engaged in business.
The Maccabses of this city are pre-
pairing for big lawn party tn be held
next Thursday night, Sept. 10th on
Sears Hill. Ice cream. cake, coffee
and sandwiches will he served, with
all the fruits of the season.
Among the ninety nine Young doc
tors who passed tbs GXe M.!i2sion Of 1e
State Medical Board il3id in j 0na were
E. V. Valz aud j. i. AIulan.ron5 OF
and J Me;>basnoy ilogsncad
of the county.
Miss Jessie B. iderman. :. gr,d u.s.e |
nurse OF the Retreat for she Sick III |
is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. l.. |
near N-erona, Sh.. is ac
companied ny hef friend. n iss Ada
Allen, also graduate hbtse Of the
same place.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. CfoZier OF this
city, announce tie approaching mar
riage of their daugh ter, Miss CoTrine, |
to MIR. Archibald Booker, a prominei
merchant OF Biuefoid, W. Va. 3'le ,
ceremony to take place the latter part
of September, at the sucestrial home
of the brides mother, "Verdon, nearl
Richmond
Mr.. Beard of West Virginia, and a. !
H. Bell. son of DR.. VIM. Bell, of Mt. |
Sidney, left yesterday for Lexington
where they intend to enter as students
at the V. NJ. /. for the approaching
session. They were accompanied by
Capt. G. s. Roller. Jr., of the Augusta
Military Academy, who will visit his
Alma Mater.
Mr. Henry Simmons and wife of I
Troy, n. Y, have been visiting about !
Annex for the past few days. Mrs
Simmons, before her mrrriaga, Was
Miss Eliza Harris, daughter of the late
Milton Harris of this county. and a
sister of Mrs Lucy Pierce of Staunton.
They have been living in New York
since '6S.
A few days ago while MFR. and Mrs.
j. w. Told were driving along the
road bolt in the buggy broke causing
butIu W pttCtl lOF NalI W tt.5 GrOnUu.
Mr.. Todd escaped with only a few
bruises. while nrs. Todd had to be
taken to near by house aud physi-
clan summoned. She was removed
home and is improving.
In speaking Of the new Ford's Hotel
in Richmond, the Times Dispatch says:
Among those mentioned as possible
lessees of the famous old property is
Colonel George L. Peyton, of Augusta
county, but formerly of the Greepbrier
White Sulphur Springs. Colonel Pey-
ton is gentleman of considerable
means and is widely known as hotel
man, and should be get the hotel. his
name would prove drawing card.n
Baldwin BurWell and Stuart Taylor
were out riding Wednesday and when
near the Baptist church they enconn
tered q street car which knocked the
horse down throwing its ynung riders
to the ground. Yanpg TAYLOR was nm
conscious when picked up, He was