Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-12-16

been visiting her brother, Mr. w. Ii
Adkins of Swoope.
Mrs. Watson p. G0Och and baby O
Roanoke, is the guest Of her parent
here.
Mr.. John A. Sproul of Clifton Forge
who spent Saturday and Sunday here
b IS returned home.
Mrs. P.V. Bumgardner of North Caro-
lima, is the guest of the family of Capt
james Bumgardner.
Found A place where good cloth
ing can be bought cheap. It's Vein
berg Clothing Co.
Mr.. N. 7. Hoover of the SWoope
neighborhood, is on visit TO several
western states.
Miss Annie Early of New Hope. has
been visiting Mrs. r. II. Webb in
Bridgewater.
To please the men folks buy suit
or overcoat for a Xmas present at
Weinberg Clothing Co
Miss Evie Snyder Of Swoope, is Wis
iting friends in Clifton Forge this
week.
J. P Kice, the furniture dealer in
this city, advertises Morris Chairs,
Ladies Desks, Music Cabinets, ETC.,
suitable for Christmas gifts.
Mr.. Jack Woodward. the popular
train dispatcher at Clifton Forge, |
spent Tuesday here with his brother,
Mr.. Jos. B. Wood ward.
Mrs. r., H. Mason. who is the guest
Of the family of Rev. r. G. Jet, fell
Sunday night a. Mr.. Jett's house and
broke her left arm.
Mr.. E. l.. Houff, Sr, and son, Stuart,
have sold their farm near Stonewall to
Mr.. William E. Huffman of Sport. for
S. 500
Capt. T. G. Morton has returned
home from st. Louis, where he was
up to the close of the exposition, Gus
todian of the Virginia Building.
Mr. William H. Johnson sold his
handsome place on the pike, one-half
mile north of Mt. Sidney, to Mr.. John
G. Richie, consideration $4,000.
Mrs. Harry B. Woodward and her
little daughter, of Richmond, are Wis
iting Mr. WIS parents, MIR. and Mrs.
j DE- B. Woodward.
MIR. w. w. Sproul. wife and baby
of Middlebrook, have returned home {
from visit to the family of Rev. R.
A. Lapsley at Ashland.
Miss Marion Arbuckle of Waynes- {
boro, who has been the guest of her
Miss Annie Patrick, has re
turned home.
Miss Helen Booker of Lexington
stopped over Friday with Miss Min
ME Morton. She was en,route to Balti
more.
The Charlottesville Progress says
that Mr.. John w. Lovegroye has added
the line of insurance to his other bust
ness, representing the Union Life of
Cincinnati.
An Episcopal congregation has been
organized at Waynesboro and Basic
City, and at their request Rev. Il. G.
Jett of Emmanuel church, will con
duct two services month for them.
A competent stenographer and type
writer with best reference desires q
position. Address Or apply to Bum
gardner 81 Bumgardner, attorneys.at
law, this city.
Mr.. Geo. Britain formerly of this
city, is now living at Rudsviile, n. G.,
where be is interested in the business
of druggist. He has just passed the
examination in pharmacy required by
that State.
Capt. and Mrs r. NJ. Newcomb of
Craigsvllle, announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Juanita, 80 Mr.. Walter
White of Fordwick, the ceremony to
be performed on Wednesday evening,
2lst inst
Mrs. Kate l.. Murray fell on the slip
perry pavement in front of Messrs.
Loeb Brothers store corner New and
Main streets Monday afternoon and
broke her left arm, just above the
wrist, the same arm she broke several |
years ago.
Mr.. L. n. Carrier. son Of NJ. E. Car
rier, Esq, of this city. is with the
Armour Co, with headquarters at |
Greensboro, N. G. Since his stay in
that State he has made wide business
connection and has become very popu
lar with the people as well as with his |
employers.
Mr.. ]. Alex. Walker, the popular |
commissioner of revenue for North |
River district, has appendicitis, and
on Tuesday was taken to Richmond,
where he was operated on by DR.. Stuart
McGulre. His friends in county and
city hope be will soon be able to re-
turn home.
Ia renewing his subscription Bath
county friend writes: The Vindicator
and Spectator will find $100 enclosed
for the renewal of my subscription.
No farmer in Augusta county ought
to be without it, because it is such a
true friend to them aud considers their
interests in all questions that come
up"
Mr.. John b. Smith, of the firm of
Iarner & Smith, who was called to