Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-01-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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IL the city this week.
Mr. D. V. Ruckman, of Long Glad
WAS in the city this week on bushes
Mrs NJ. Summerfield and her tw
daughters reached home Monday frol
a two moaths visit to relatives an
friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. Walter B. Anderson and littl
IN, who have been visiting her mott
er, Mrs A. r. Dunn at Clifton Forge
returned home this week.
Mr.. John F. Keller was paralyze'
at his home here on Friday last. MI
Keller is 70 years of age, and this !
the second stroke he has experienced
superintendent of schools, E. y
Peale of the county. and Francis ii
Smith of the city, are attending the
educational institute in Richmond.
Mr.. J. y. Ramsey of Craigsville, wa
last week hurriedly summoned 10 the
bedside of his aged mother, whose
home is at Mt Meridian.
Capt John A. McNeel of Kerr's
Creek. Rock bridge county, was in the
city Tuesday last ON matters of bust
ness.
Messrs. D. Fahrney j. Son of Hagers'
town, Md, have sent out one of the
handsOmest calendars for 1908 that it
has been our pleasure to see.
Mr.. Chas. Catlett has resigned as
executor of the estate of the late R. Ii.
Catlett, and Mrs. Fannie B. Catlett
was appointed by the Corporation
court as Administrative.
Jas. w. Campbell, of Steele's Tavern.
and an experienced cooper desires en-
ployment at bic trade for one-half his
time. He can give six months out of
the year.
Mr.. J. M. Kunkel, manager OF a
large tannery at Stanton, N, g., after
spending a week at his old home-Au-
gusta Springs-with his son Robert
Kunkel, returned to North Carolina
last week.
Monday morning in the parlor of
the Palmer House, Miss Edna J. Will
bourn was quietly united in marriage
to Mr.. F. M. Fultz, both of Raphlne.
Rev. Mr.. Graybill performing the GER
emony.
l have handled for years steel wood
stoves which have given thorough
and they are not high
priced. They are very ornamental
and economical. T. r. N. SPEcK.
jan 2 At
DIR. w. b. Wine who was found dead
in his room at Dupuger, Montana, on
the 7th inst, from heart failure, was
from the Crimora nelghborhood, and
was the son of Mrs. Susan Wine. He
was a brother in law of Mr.. A. Henry
of this county.
On October 70, 1902, at the residence
OF Mr.. F. J. Kenyon, on Heber street,
Beekley. w. Va, Miss Lizzie E. Huff.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Huff,
was united in marriage to Mr.. N. n.
Kent. Rev. r. G. Backus officiating.
Mr.. J. M. Hall, of Missouri, who is
in this county visiting relatives, has
been spending the past week with Mr..
A. D. Tribbett and other friends and
relatives near Churchville. For the
last few days he has been in the city on
business.
ALEXANDER Gibson died at his home,
near Mint Spring, Augusta county,
Friday, the 2ud inst, aged ~ years.
He was a veteran Of the Civil War.
having served with the Fifth Virginia
regiment. The burial took place at
Bethel church on Saturday.
The house of Mr.. Frank Patterson,
near Dunmore, W. Va, was burned
last Saturday evening with nearly all
of it's contents. The fire was caused
from detective fue. The loss is esti-
mated at SO, 900, with no insurance.
Mr.. F. W. Hager, the we'll known
timer and slower dealer, has disposed
of his stock to Messrs Flavin 4 Wat
son, and will leave in short time for
Louisville, KY, where he will assume
the responsible position of manager of
q large stove works in that city.
Messrs. G. B. Tutwiler and Henry
ParreLt have purchased the stock OF
mems haberdashery from John r.
Kiraeofe s. Co., and took charge Tues
day. Mr.. Klracofe retiring from the
business to take a position as travelling
man With Bowling, SPOTS & Co.
Miss Sallie Kinney was taken sud
denly i'll Saturday and was taken to
she Kings Daughters hospital. Dr.
TAYLOR Of Richmond, was telegraphed
for and esne up and performed sue
cessful operation. She is getting On
nicely.
Mr.. Alex. 81. Teabo of Portland, has
returned fem short visit to Lynch
burg, where he rep ,rts that his son,
VIM. Fl. Teabo, has just acquired by
purchase the Eaden Confectionery and
Baking establishment. The stand is
admirably located on Main street, be
tween eighth and ninth in the best
business section of that city.
The roll of honor for the Midway
high school for the past week is as fol-
lows: Maggie Hnmphries, Mary Hump.
hries, Mary Moore. Nellie Chittum,
John Moore, Ellie Agnor. Edna Cox.
Gertrude Thomas, Brinton Thomas,