Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-10-28
LOCAL Department.
Personals.

Ut SUItdlSs
Judge Holt has been holding court in
Busna Vista this week.
Mr.. R. s. Turk and Mrs. Turk have
been in st. Louis doing the big fair
for week.
Rev. Carr Moore of Bridgewater.
pastor of the Presbyterian church
there for the last nine years, has. to
the regret of his devoted people, &C
cepted a call to Warrenton, N. g.
Mrs. w. E. Baker, now visiting here.
was one of the brides maids of the
mother of President Roosevelt, who
WAS also a Georgian.
Mr. w. N. Berkeley, who is govern
inent chemist at s IN Juan. Porto Rico,
is on a furlOugh in the States and Wis
tied his uncle, Dr. Carter Berkeley here
this week.
Rev. John B Morton, d. D., of
Pulaski. Va, paid his brother, Capt.
" hluTbOD, Uflol tlSlb w
on bis return from Synod.
Rev. and Mrs w. Z Baker are
guests of Mr.. II. d. Peck, and their
daughter Mrs N. l.. Pratt and her
d .ughter. Evelyn. OF Decatur, Ga, are
with Miss Bayly at Kalorama.
Mrs. Anna Fultz from Paola, Pa
Wife of Capt. A. H. Fultz, former
Mayor o. Staunton, is attending the
First church centennial and stopping
with DIR. II. M. Parkins.
Mrs. d. E. Beard of Middlebrook,
left yesterday for Kes wick, Va, where
she will spend several weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Stone.
DIR. Alex. NJ. Fauntleroy is at
home on months leave, having just
past his examination for PROMOTE n
and is now Past Assistant Surgeon in
the Navy, with the rank of Lieuten
ant in the Navy and Captain in the
A rmy.
You're money out if you buy cloth |
ing before seeing Weinberg Clothing |
Co.
Mrs. Ii. l. Hoover, who has been con-
fined at Mrs. Margaret Bears in Chur-
chville. by long and serious attack
typhoid fever, has entirely recovered
and been visiting her friends. Later
she expects to go to see her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Holmes, who lives in
Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Sarah E. Lightner, widow of |
the late Sheriff A. b. Lightner, has
been very i'll for several weeks of an
affection of the heart. Her son-in law,
Mr.. Nj. w. Butcher, and family, reside
with Mrs. LightDer at her old home in |
West View. Her condition is consid- |
cred critical.
The only house in StauntOn who |
handles StTouse " Bros, high art
clothing is Weinberg's.
Rev. DR.. G.. b. Strickler's health |
did not admit of his attending Lexing- |
ton Presbytery at Bridgewater. He
was compelled to leave his classes at |
Union Seminary and is at present with |
his son. President Denny of Wash |
ington and Lee University in Lex
ington. AS chairman of the South
ern Presbyterian Assembly's Commit |
tee, he has turned over the duties to |
the next man on the committee. DR.. G.
r. Hemphill, of Louisville, KY.
1t is pleasant to mention words OF
commentator for our worthy colored
citizens. Such good words, We notice, |
in a very complimentary resolution
adopted by the Conference of the M.
L. Church, North, at recent meeting
in Hickory, N. g., with reference
Rev. G. l. Withrow, d. D, pastor of
the Augusta Street Methodist church
here. His sermon before the confer
ence is spoken of as noble address"
he is congratulated for bis good work
and success in bis church. since leaving
North Carolina. This minister has
commended himself to the. white peO-
pie of Staunton by his gentlemanly
and respectful department and his con
slstent walk.
Ask to see the new shade of brown
suits at Weinbergs.