Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-02-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

iting Mrs W. q. Landes, left Saturda
for White Sulphur.
The u. s Senate has fixed on Tues
day next for taking a vote on the Pan
ana canal treaty.
MI. D. V. Ruekman has for sale
fine year old mules. See his ad. il
aaorhsr colum mn for particulars.
Capt. T. c. Morton has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla, where be spen
several weeks with bis daughter, Mrs.
Jos. Is. lie Fills.
Miss Evelyn Tyres left Wednesday
for Baltimore where she will enter
Johns Hopkins Hospital to take a
course az trained nurse.
Misses Vfrgie Irvine and M ary Dick
sfson have gone to Farmvills to re-
sume their studies at the Normal
school.
Mr.. Willie Coyner of Lipscomb, was
ia the city yesterday on business. He
brought up q lot Of fife cattle for rhip.
msntt to Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. Beck died on Thursday CT
last week az his home at Stony Point.
Albsnarle county. He was brother
of Mrs, John P. Henderson Of this city.
Mr. II. F. Schesie has permanently
located here, and Will engage in the
pyaetics OF law. He offers his profes
sional services to our people.
Walter Quick Of Iowa, who spent
several mouths with his parents at
Barren Ridge, left last week for bis
western home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. knlssley left
this week for Philadelphia and New
York TO select their spring millinery.
Miss Bsulah Montgomery aecompan-
led ia sm.
E. B.. Lipseomb, merchant at NO.
il East Main street, is selling out his
stock of boots, shoes and hats at re-
dueed prices for cash, with view TO
closing out his business.
Hes.rs. J. F. Tsmplston of Wayn es- |
boro, and Wa. Patrick, OF THIS city
on Monday transferred to Mr.. John
Henderson of Oswsgo. N. Y, valua-
bic tract Of timber land in Spottsy.-
vania county.
marriage license was issued We'd
nssday by Clerk Burnett to Mr.. FRANK
W. Palasteer and Miss Alice NJ. Al
fred, The ceremony to take place at
Crimora, but date not given
Franklin, the year-old son CT Mr..
aud Mrs. 8. @. Dovel. died at his par
snts home near Roman on the l4th
inst, The funeral took place on Tues
day from Salem church.
Mr.. John W. Link and daughter OF
Botetourt county, who have been WIS.,
iting relatives in this county for sew
sral weeks, expect to leave for home
this week.
DR.. z. Wilmer Sprinkel has opened
m Office in the Whitmore Building on
North Central avenue. for the practice
of dentistry. His card appears in an
ether column.
Near Browusburg. on January, 91st
Miss Nellie W. Runkle, daughter OF
Mr.. J, w. Runkle, became the bride
of Mr.. Daniel B. Swisher. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ). M.
shreckbise.
Mrs. Susan Henkel mother Of Drs.
A. N, and H. q. Henkel, of this city,
On Monday of last week celebrated her
cath birthday. The Shenandoah Val
lev Of that place says that ION her
birthday she WAS bright and showed
much interest in the occasion.
Mr.. James E Wood died on Tuesday
nc his home In Amherst county after
several weeks illness. Mr.. Wood had
been engaged in business in Staunton
until recently when he disposed of it TO
his son-in- law, Mr.. s. A. Day. Mr.. D.
lsft 1t oaes to attend the funeral.
Relatives Of Mr.. Jos. l.. kniple In
this county have received informa-
ton Of his death at Redlands, Cal, on
the 14th inst. Mr.. Kniple had been
living In Philadelphia. but last fall
went 10 California hoping to improve
his health. 1t 10 expected his remains
will arrive In Roanoke tomorrow where
he will be buried.
At q special meeting of Canton
stanton No. 2. Patriarchs Militant,
Saturday night, Major b. H Harlow,
Department Aid for Virginia, installed
the following officers: Capt. W. A.
Kidd; Lieut.. J. 6. Dudley; Ensign j.
w. Black; Clerk, II a. Harlow; Ac-
eountant, John L. Hoy; Standard bear,
OF, Geo. E. Bright; Guard, J. Luther
Dull, and Sentinel, j. II. Kidwell.
Miss Marguerite Harlow, student
Of the Lewisburg Female Institute,
died there on the 9th inst, aged Is
years. There have been many cases
of measles in the school and in Miss
Harlowh case pneumonia followed
Deceased was the youngest daughter
of the late Col. B. F. Harlow founder
of the Greenbrier Independent.
On Tuesday morning at O'Clock
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. 0. j. Camp
bell, in Monterey, was the scene of
quiet but pretty and happy wedding
The contracting psrties were Mis-
Helen, eldest daughter of Dr.. and Mrs
Campbell, and M. William H. Luns
ford, second son of Mr.. and Mrs
] shua Lunsford. The ceremony wa