Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-03-27

tlrned to Waynesboro, after visitin
f lends near here.
Hon. A. c.. Gordon left Wednesda
for trip to the eastern shore of Vii
ginia.
Rrof. ]. M. Brereton has gone t
Philadelphia to undergo an operation
on his eye.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Richardson O
Harrisonburg, are visiting Mrs. w. g
Ellison in Waynesboro.
Mrs. j. Fred Effinger, children an,
Miss Kable left yesterday on Y. & o
tram No 4. for a few weeks stay a
Atlantic City.
Mr. w. l. Olivier, of this city, who
has been confined to his home by sick
ness for ten days, IS we are glad Il
learn, improving steadily.
Mr.. R. H. Palmer has purchased The
residence of DR.. Ballard Smith al
| Greenville, and will shortly move into
| it.
On the 21st at SangefsviIle, Mr.. B
F. Miller and Miss Annie l.. CARRIER
we're united in marriage by Rev. jacob
| Wine.
Miss Alma Young, of FishersviIle,
who was operated on last week at the
Kings Daughters hospital by DIR.
Stuart McGulte, continues to improve.
Miss Matte HYDE, who has been
spending several weeks with her par
ents. at Stuart s Draft. has returned
to Warm Springs.
Miss Gussie Shea was called home
from Roanoke last week by the illness
of her mother. Mrs. E Shea. of this
city, who, however. at this writing is
much improved.
Next Friday. April 3rd, Mr.. Boyd
p OFT of near Greenvllle, will offer for
sale at public auction on his premises
a lot of live stock, and farm imple-
mentS. etc.
The Baltimore conference of the NJ
E Church South opened Wednesday in
Fredericksburg. The opening sermon
was preached Tuesday night to large
West Virginia.
Mrs. A. F Camp has resigned the
position of matron at the Virginia
School for the Deaf and the Blind, to
take effect at the close of the present
session.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. F. Borden of Lau-
rel Hill, who recently sold their farm
near that place, have returned from
visit to relatives In Fauquier county.
They will leave about April 1st for
their future home in California.
The Virginia Conference of the Uni,
ted Brethren church met here Wed
nesday evening. and Mayor Landes
the ministers and delegates
On behalf of the other denominations.
Bishop j. s. Mills is presiding.
Mr. Dorsey G.. Ogg, G. & o. train
master at Clifton Forge, who has been |
10 the hospital there for several months, |
8 now able to resume his duties. His |
many friends here will be glad to hear |
his.
Through the efforts of Messrs. ]. B.
Joolsby, Powell R. Davis. B. E. Vint
and Edward Ryan, flag staff was re-
GENTLY erected on the new school house
1T Craigsvire and a handsome flag is
low floating over the building.
Mr.. Jos. L. Barth accompanied by
Mrs Barth has returned home after an
extended trip through the north. MI.
Barth while in the city markets pur-
chased his spring and summer stock
IF clothing and gentlemen's furnish
ng goods which are arriving daily.
Rev. G. A. Freed. the popular pastor
If the Lutheran church at Middle
brook, has accepted call to Columbia,
J. c., and will leave shortly for his
new home. His many friends in that
lection and all over the county, regret
% hear of his departure.
Mrs. j. Frank Clemmer of near Mid
llebrook. has been in the city this
week at the bedside of her father, Col.
?. B. Hogshead. The colonel host of
friends will be glad to know that he
8 now out of danger and rapidly re-
covering from his severe illness.
Martin Luther Masincup, the four
year-old son of Mr.. and M. L. Masin-
sup, died Wednesday evening at the
lome of his parents. on Nelson street,
after an illness of about two weeks
with pneumonia, complicated with 9th
Or troubles. The funeral took place
afternoon, conducted by
Rev. A. r d. Hancher.
A busy scene was witnessed yester-
lay morning on MiddlebroOk Avenue
IN front of Black & Bowman's ware,
'ooms. Six heavily laden. four-horse
wagons were standing there unloading
grain. The drivers, the helpers, the
large wagons and the two dozen splen-
lid looking heavy draft horses, made |
1 prosperous, busy scene, such as is
nowhere else than in the
great Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia. |