Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-04-15

= A Parker club wss organized hel
Tuesday night with Mr.. w. T. Meet
president.
Invita- items have been received bel
for the marriage of Miss Fannie Pc!
ton Guy, of Richmond, and Mr.. Rot
ert Sayers,,Jr, of Wythville, the cer'
mony will take place in Richmond
April 9th. Miss Guy is a niece c
Capt Thos. ID. Ransom of CHS city.
Highland Recorder On Wednes
day Mr. and Mrs. John Trimble ce
iebrated the 56th anniversary of thei
marriage. They are not as young a
they once were but both can CLAIM
quite good share of health and happi
ness, and We hope there is yet in stor
for them many pleasant anniversaries
We call attention to the published
statement-elsew made in thi
| paper-showing the prosperous c0ndi
| tion of the Farmers s. Merchants
Bank of this city. The deposits exceet
$500, 900 and the line of discounts near
ly $15O, 900, a very gratifying condition
to both stockholders and patrons.
DR.. Samuel Fl. Kennerly, whose deatt
has just been announced as occurring
at bis home in Missouri, was born OF
South River near Koiner's Store, in
this county. He was son of the late
Rev. Samuel Kennerly and for some
years before his removal to Missouri
lived at Hermitage in the property
now owned by Mr.. r. N. Page.
The vast waterway of Philadelphia
which has been under construction for
long time is completed. This stu
pendous undertaking was done by the
Mason Il Hoge Co., and its capacity is
300. 900 900 gallons daily. The vast
work which was under the direct su-
pervision OF MI. H. B. Hanger, an old
Staunton boy, was begun Nov. rs.
1901, and force of $50 men were en-
gagged in the work.
On the 18th inst. at the home of the
brides father, Capt. A. NJ. Edgar near
HillsborO, in Poeahontas county, w.
Va. Miss Elizabeth See Edgar was
married to DR.. Winters McNeel. Dr.
AeNeel is enjoying fine practice in
hat locality and Miss Edgar is one of
he most popular aud accomplished
iris of the county. The Rev. DIR.
'ydenstricker of the PRESBYTERIAN
'hurch officiated. The bride is grand
laughter of the late Col. Paul McNeel. |
Mr.. F. F. Cimiotti of New Y ork, ac-
by Messrs. Ferdinand Chm
otti and Henry Gust, rode into Staun
on last week on the largest and hand
omest automobile ever seen in this
ection. They hal made the trip all
he way from New York on the ma
hine, coming by way of Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, Harper's
Jerry and thence up the Valley Pike.
Ir. Cimiotti has extensive land and
mineral property holdings in the vi
unity of Buffalo Gap and is well
nown i'll that section and in this city
trough his frequent visits.
Waynesboro Virginian The Egg
[unt given by the children of the
lutheran church Easter Monday was
ute we'll attended. At least one
undred and fifty were present. TWEEN
= seven dozen eggs were in hiding at
brunswick Park; and most of them
ere found, to the delight of the child
J. Howard Smith and family
emoved this week to Roanoke where
hey will reside in future. Mr.. Smith
'as injured about year ago on the n.
!, W. road at Basic City and the COM
any made liberal arrangements with
i'm. paying him $500 cash and giving
I'm steady employment in the shops
Roanoke at good wages.