Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-04-29
Happenings at Slower.

Stover, April 25.-Rev. G. 5. Sutton
moved to New Hope Tuesday. Mr.
sutton has been pastor of the Parnas
sns NJ. +. Church for four years, and
was much liked by every one, all re
greet to see him leave, and he also re
grets to leave as be likes the place and
people very we'll. The medicinal wat
ers at Stribling Springs were so bene-
hcial to his health, and he will miss
them very much, as be claims they do
him more good than medicine. Mr..
Sutton and family spent several months
at Stribling, every summer. during
their stay here. The new pastor, Rev.
M. L. Weikle, who succeeds Mr.. SUIT
ton moved to the parsonage Tuesday
OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. p. McGlamery nd
little son, Floyd, went to Bridgewater
last Sunday to visit the latter's sister,
Mrs. Chas N. Hiner. Mr.. McGlam-
cry attended court in Harrisonburg
Monday.
Mr.. j. H. Silling, merchant, went to
Baltimore Tuesday to buy bis spring
and summer goods. He returned home
Oh Saturday.
The many friends and acquaintances
of Mr.. George Hartman will be grieved
to hear of his sudden death. Word
reached here Tuesday, the 10Th, that he
died very suddenly at his home at
Messy Creek that day. Mr.. Hartman
is quite an old man and is survived by
three grown SONS, Messrs. Osborn,
Charles and Henry Hartman. His wife
preceded him to the grave about three
years ago. Mr.. Hartman is widely
known, and was faithful member of
the Methodist church.
DR.. s. H. Burton and wife were call
ed to Doe Hill Tuesday by the sudden
illness of the latter's aunt, Mrs. H. H.
Joues. They returned home Thursday,
and reported Mrs Jones much improv-
ed in health.
Miss Ida Whitmore, who has been
staying in Staunton the past week with
her mother, was at home a few days
the first Of the week, and returned to
Staunt0n today, where she will remain
until her mother is able to return home
Mrs. Chapman Walton continues |
very ill. She was much worse the |
first of the week and all her children |
were called to her bedside. 1t is not
thought that she can last much longer.
She has been ill long time and is a
very patient sufferer.
Mr.. John Rusmiselle, the oldest resi-
lent of this place, is quite sick at the
home OF his grandchildren here. He
s too aged to mend fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. B. Ralston have re-
urned home from Harrisonburg, af-
Or short stay with the latter's par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Roller.
Mrs. Nettie Wichael was called to
angerville Monday by the severe ILL
ess of her mother, Mrs. Evie, who has
Ripe. Mrs. Wichael returned home
uesday. III
Mr.. D. F. Gilkeson went to Staunton
riday, where be will visit the family
his slster.in-law. Mrs. 8. J. Gilke-
N.
Mrs. Brunk of Linville, and Mrs.
ina weaver of Harrisonburg, came
uesday to visit their brother, Mr.. }.
p. Ralston.
Mr.. 8. p. Mckee is able to be out
,ain after suffering for some time
lth an attack of grippe.
Mr.. w. J. Shiplett is having his
'use reprinted, and other repairing
me on his premises, which is making
uch improvement. w. j. Fix is do
6 the work. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r. Wampler of
Ohio, are here visiting
cir respective parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
cob Wampler and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ralston.
Mr.. B. A. Karicofe attended court
HarrisOnburg Mondoy.
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