Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-01-01
Happenings at Slower.

Slower, Dec. 80 Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Shif1et had a dining Wednesday in
honor of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Shif1et, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Knott.
Miss Rosa Lee Baxter gave party
at her home at Moscow, about four
miles from here, Tuesday night
MIR. and Mrs. G. N. Hiner Of Bridge
water, spent Christmas at their homes
here, and returned to BridgeWater
Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Briton of East Va. is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman Walton.
Miss SipIe of w. Va, is visiting Mrs.
Lucy Crawford.
Mr.. B Anderson leaves today for
Rockbridxe, where be will farm for bis
aunt. Mrs. Fultz. Mr.. Anderson has
been living with Mr.. J. 81. Hiner. he
is a very popular young man and will
be greatly missed by bis many friends
here.
Bishop Bros. of Monterey. were here
last week and bought 100 bushels OF
corn from MIR. R. W. Shelton.
Miss Myrtle Obaugh came home
Monday after spending Christmas with
the Misses bale near Spring Hill.
DR.. Butcher and family of Bridge
water, passed through here Tuesday
en-route to Churchville. to visit their
daughter, Mrs. M. P. Jones.
Misses Lucy and Hattie Hiner are
| at home for the holidays.
Mr.. james P. Mcleod of BridgeWa-
ter, spent Christmas here with his
daughter, Ethel, at the home of Mrs.
s, NJ Whitmore.
| Miss Amelia Hiner who has been
| quite sick for some time past, is I'm
proving slowly. =,
Robert E. Whitmore made q ousl-
ness trip to Dorcas today.
Mr.. D. w. Link and wife of Splitter,
are spending the holidays with his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Hupman.
Chas. E. Driver has had the mumps,
but is about well again.
| Misses Ida and Carrie Karicof came
Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Snyder.
Frank Mckee and wife are spending
the holidays at Uorcas with Mrs. Nc
KEGS parents, Mr.. and Mr.. George
Perry.
Miss Jennie Davies is quite sick.
RAYMOND and BERTHE Byers are Wis
itisg their aunt, Mrs. Clayton in High
land.
William Hogsett lost his stable las
week by fire. Its contents was only
fodder. which was also destroyed.
MI. and Mrs. f. o. Hiner spen
' Christmas with relatives near Church
vile.
, Miss Carrie Hiner has returned from
Fishersville, where she was i'll at tn
home of her brother. r. +. L. Hine
She ia now somewhat improved.
; Mrs. Lucy Crawford will have al
), oyster and ice. cream supper at be
!. home 1.-The Oaks, - on the 30th, for tn
= benefit of charity.
Misses Irva Sutton of Buena Vista
. and Margaret Gilkeson and Luc.
Hiner of Waynesboro, are spending
! the HOLIDAYS with their parents.
Miss Emma Giikeson has been yer
much complaining for some time, bu
is somewhat better now.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. b. Ralstou lei
,. last week for Youngstown. Ohio, t
} visit Mr.. RaIston g sisters. Mrs. Sillin
. and Mrs. Wampler. They will return
via Baltimore and Washington, wher
}. they will spend short time wit
friends.
II Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. McGlamery an
l. little son, Floyd, have returned froI
J, a visit to their uncle. Mr.. w. F. Gilk'
% son of Fishersville. Their baby DO
ia somewhat complaining.
Mr.. A. r. Gilkeson is having mel
. ice-h house erected. which he will hay
5 filled shortly. The ice harvest is sti
. quite popular. Ice to the thickness
s and IL inches has been gathered.
3 Quite number of ''porkers" are b'
ing slaughtered. Mr.. John thinner
man killed one on Tuesday weighing
% about 500 pounds.
e Mrs. Julia Hunter and Goldie Bake
y spent few day S in Staunton With Mr.
X VIM Neff, who was slightly injured b
D. fall. e
Mrs. s. J. Gilkeson went to Staul
= ton Friday to spend a few weeks wit
u her daughter, Clara.
% Mr.. James B. Whitmore is ava
!. from home ON . few weeks visit.