Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-08-21
happenInus at Slower.

Happenings at Slower.
| Slower. Aug. 18.-A very quiet wee
ding took place at the home of Mr.. an
| Mrs. William H. Floyd, Wednesca
Ievening, August IL, at $50 O'Clock
when their accomplished daughter
Miss Bessie Virginia, became the brid
of Mr.. Charles Newton Hiner. The
had no attendants, and only a few rela
Itlves and intimate friends of the FAM
ly were present. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. J. Nj. Plowden, pas
tor of Union Presbyterian church. TIL
brides parents gave them a supper di
rectly after the ceremony.
A reception was given them by tn
|groom's aunts the Misses Hiner
Thursday evening, and Mr.. and Mrs
James K. P. Hiner, parents of tn
bride and groom Friday. They spen
Saturday with the brides sister, Mrs
F. r McGlamerY. The bride is the
fourth daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Floyd and beautiful young lady
of the brunette type. The groom is 8
popular young clerk of The Sipe &
Arey department store in Bridgewater
He was formerly of this place. but has
been in Bridgewater for some time past
Mr.. and Mrs. Hlner will reside In that
| place. The bride and groom are both
quite popular here and were the recip.
tents of the good wishes and congratula
tions of hosts of friends.
We join the numerous friends of the
happy couple in Wishing them a sue
cessful journey through life. May
their entire welded life be but pro
lOngation of the honey. moon, may the
blasts of adversely touch them but
lightly and happiness and prosperity
ever be guardian angels watching over
their home.
Messrs. George and Merlin Wilson,
and their sister, Inez, former residents
near here, but now of Roanoke, are
here on an extended visit to friends
and relatives.
Miss Pearle Bucher left Wednesday
for her home in Bridgewater. after a
pleasant stay with friends here.
Mrs. d. E. Silling of Staunton, and
sister-1n-law. Mrs. James Anderson
moved to Stribling Springs last week,
where they will spend a month.
Mr.. B. A. Karicofe went to Bells
Valley Saturday, to preach there on
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell and DR.. Wayman
of Staunton, spent Saturday and Sun
day at Stribling Springs, and left Mon
day accompanied by Miss Laura Max.
well, who has been staying at Strlbling
for several weeks.
Mr.. r. A. Whitmore and Miss Cora
fa oh
pleasure trip Wednesday, they will re-
turn home this week.
Mrs. Lewis Snyder spent a few days
in Sangerville last week, returning
home Friday.
Mr.. Dan Berlin, cattle dealer, of
was here on business
Mr.. JOS. A. Whitmore had a horse
stolen one night last week, but got it
back Saturday. the thief turned his
own horse loose in the road, and took
one of Mr.. Whitmore7s out of the field
and rode it to Highland, where it was
found Saturday. Mr.. John Boward
also had a horse stolen in the same
recently.
Miss Lucie Burton has returned |
lOme after a pleasant visit to Mr.. R. |
3. L. Hiner's family in Fishersville.
Rev. Geo. W. Rubbish of Chicago,
who is visiting at this place, left here |
Sunday morning for Mount Sidney, |
where be preached two able sermons at |
he Methodist church Sunday. He was
by his son, ]. A. Rubbish,
md together, they are visiting rela-
Ives and friends in the Mt. Sidney and
AVE Station sections this week, and
Expect to return here the last of the
week.
Mr.. r. A. WhitmOre and Misses
;Ora Whitmore and Katie Baylor re-
urned home Friday, after delightful
'isit to friends in Highland. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Harrison Jones
f Highland, who will visit Mr.. j. A.
Vhitmore's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Ralston left
Y ednesday for HarrisOnburg, where
hey will remain during the Horse and
,olt Show.
Mrs. Lewis Snyder returned home
friday, after spending few days with
er sister, Mrs. Goode in Sangerville.
Miller Bros. of BridgeWater, were
trough this section Thursday, buying
ambS.
Miss Bonnie Weimer is visiting
1isses Lucie and Matte Burton.
Mr.. j. T. Hiner went to Highland,
Or his housekeeper, Mrs. Carroll, this
7eek.
Mr.. B. Anderson has gotten up a
ionic party to go West Augusta Sat
rday. A good time is expected il the
FEATHER is favorable.
The picnic which Miss Maude Floyd |
7as to give in honor of Mrs. e. N. &
liner, her recently married sister, did
OF come off last Saturday, on account
f rainy weather. II
Those who will attend the Horse and
'olt show in HarrisOnburg Thursday,
rom this place are Messrs. >. N J.
l., Robt. and l.. s. Karicofe, j. L.
liner, Byron Hunter, d. E. Gilkeson,
;. p. McGlamery and r. l.. Skeleton.
Mrs. Arthur Sherman Of Staunton,
J here visiting at her old home. II
Miss Margaret Gilk eson has returned
ome from Fishersville.
Rev. Charles Hill, formerly of this
lace, but now of Baltimore, is here
isiting friends.
Mr.. A. E Harnesberger, one of
popular merchant, passed
through here Sunday with his family |
q his automobile, en- route to Strib-
ing Springs, where they stayed until
donday. His mother is boarding at
Mr.. Harnesberger'sa utomo-
,ile was the first one to pass through
lere.
Mr.. R. L. Floyd and wife of Staun-
on, were out Wednesday to attend his
lister 3 marriage.
From Sampson.
Sampson, Aug, 1S,-On account of |