Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-09-16
Personals.


visiting friends and relatives in tn
county and city, returned home thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Critzer of Basic
have recently returned from visit t,
their relative Mr.. James Foldes of Mt
Sidney.
Your money refunded for any pnr
chase not satisfactory at Weinberg 8
Amy person having small desirable
farm for sale, near Staunton, may fin(
purchaser by addressing Box 6S9
this city.
A Young lady of experience desires g
position ,.s teacher in a school or fami
ly, see her ertisement on second
page of this paper.
Mr.. K. Hanger, a manufacturer OF
artificial limbs in Washington, ID. c.,
advertises to buy at good prices Will
low or Lynn trees that have blown
down.
Many dollars saved and a large stock
to select from by buying clothing at
Weinberg's.
Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Wade, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Moor and Miss Lettie
Smith, all of Raphine, have just re-
turned from 10 days trip to the Worlds
Fair.
Judge j. It. Stauffer of Napton, Mo-,
and formerly of this county, is spend
ing some weeks, visiting his nephew
VIM b. Glover CT the Middlebrook
neigh borhoOd.
Mr.. O. G.. Hartman of Ewing, Lee
county, Va, a former resident of this
county, stopped off in the city last
week on business, en-route to Roam
Oke.
Is Humbert, a teacher in the
D ,af-m mute School at Little Rock, Ark,
passed through Staunton on Saturday
last from his home near New Hope to
resume his duties of teacher there.
Strouse & Bros High Art clothing
for sale only at Weinberg Clothing
Company.
Mr.. John S. Pancake has returned
from months vacation at his old
home in Romney, West Virginia, hav
ha6 nd fin hlG
fishing in the waters of the Potomac.
Mr.. w. w. Gibbs was able to travel
Monday, though still sick man. He
left on No. for Baltimore and New
York to consult surgeons, and may
have to submit to an operation.
Mr.. j. B Peyton, Jr., of Charleston,
W. Va, has returned home after visit
to relatives in this city and county.
While on his leave of absence Mr..
Peyton attended in Richmond the wed
ding of Mr.. G. &. Peyton, Cashier of
the Carbon Coal Co. of Charleston,
and Miss Woolford.
Mrs. Mamie E. Tappy and little
daughter. Mamie, of Fayette county,
W. Va. are visiting Mrs. Tappy's sis
ter, Mrs. Bette Myrtle at II Winthrop
street this city. They will also visit
relatives near Greenville, Mrs. Tappy's
former home.
Mrs. Edward Harnsberger of Grot
toes, has returned from visit of some
weeks to Fayette county, w. Va,
where Mr.. Harnsberger is engaged in
business near Fire Creek. While stop
ping over in this city, she was guest
in the home of her relative, Mrs M. V.
Anderson on South Coalter street.
Miss Emily Gilkeson. daughter of
Mr.. Edward M. GilkesOn of Parkers
burg. W. Va, and grand daughter of
Rev. DIR. Finley, and Miss Laura Gil
keson of Romney, daughter of Mr.. II.
B. Gilkeson, have entered for the SEES
sion at the Mary Baldwin Seminary.
Rev. J. E. Booker was in the city
Monday on his way to Lexington. He
JFchCucu ouhudy db SidlSbNiiiC anu
Augusta Springs, presenting the cause
OF Synod 3 evangelstic work. He re
ceived good contributions at both
churches.
It will he found, by reference to our
advertising columns that Mr.. j. M.
Crickenberger is now using the new
dam, which has been put in at the
Loeb Lynn Roller Mills, and the well
known mill is in complete running
order. There will be a new buckwheat
plant IN operation by October 18th, in
time for that trade. Mr.. ID. V. Mas
sincup, who built the first dam 81 years
ago, has made another good job of
this new one.
A chance to win 800 is offered to
readers of this paper by the Oxford
Distilling Co. They will presentthis
amount to the person guessing nearest
the number of votes received in the
coming election of Parker and ROOse-
welt. For particulars address the Ok
ford Distilling Co., No. S594 N. How
ard st. Baltimore, Md. Ct