Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-10-21
Personals.

Hon. Edward Echols got his moos
at $50 yards, shot through and throug
a big deer too.
Dr. Glasgow Armstrong is attend
ing the State Medical Society meetln
in Richmond
Messrs. Heiskel Argenbright and J
W. H. Pilson. are hunting bear il
North Mountain.
Misses Julia Burwell and Let
Watts are attending the Richmond
horse show
You're money out if you buy cloth
ing before seeing Weinberg Clothing
Co.
DR.. J. &. Minor, an old and popula
physician of Bridgewater, who has beef
loug very i'll, is out at his practice
again, nearly restored to health.
Rev. McClung Sieg of Highland
county, has been licensed as Foreign
Missionary and expects to sail for
Africa early in November.
L. p. Holiday OF Basic. has pur
chased of Mr.. Win. Garth of Albemarle
county, n race horse named TrapeZist
The horse has recently won some good
races.
Capt. Cary Crockett, who has been
wounded 80 desperately in an encoun.
ter with FiIipinos. is h son of Mrs. Gen.
Jno. ID. I'm boden. Mrs. Imboden is
with her son.
Lieut.. Claude n Feamst well
known here and nephew of Mrs. r. 8.
Turk, has returned with his regiment
from the Philippines and is now sta.
toned al Presidio, California.
Ask to see the new shade of brown
salts at Weinberg 8.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur S. Woodhouse
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Bessie Powers, to Mr.. Craig A.
Halderman, Tuesday evening. Novem-
Der 1st, at their residence No 100 Win
1hrop street, at 9 p. m. No cards in
the city.
Mr.. J. w. Warren, owner of the Mill
boro Hotel and cottages, died at four
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. MIR.
Warren was one of the noted hotel men
of tine state and was widely and favor
ably known, with many friends in
StauntOn. He was about 20 years old
and leaves three SONS and daughter.
The only house in Staunton who
handles Strouse " Bros, high art
clothing is Weinberg's.
Mr.. W. j. Swink has sold bis bust.
ness in Cralgsvile to Mr.. Chittum and
returning to Staunton, bought his old
home, No "A Churchville av.. where he
now residss. He is engaged in settling
up his fathers estate.
Mrs. Taylor Bissell went to Rich.
mond Wednesday to attend the mar
rage of her friend, Miss Meade Bur
well of the News-Leader and Mr.. E. G,
Ladd, also to see the horse show, and
take couple of days off duty which
she has well earned.
Dr. Benjamin Blackford is attend
ing the meeting of the State Medi.
Cal Society in Richmond and will af-
forwards visit friends in various places
taking a thirty days furlough which
the Board of the W. S. Hospital offer
ed him.
DR.. G. ". Finley addressed the We'd
Iesday evening prayer meeting at the
Second church, and DR.. W. N. Scott a
similar meeting at the First church.
Thursday morning both these gentle
men left on the 5. As A. M. B. Il O..
train to attend Synod at Martinsburg,
w. Va.
Rev. Finley Pilson, of West Va,
Elder B. f. Hughes, representing the
Second church, and Elder S. F. Pilson
for the First church, went to Martins
burg to Synod Thursday
DR.. Blackford reported to the Board
of the w. s. Hospital at its meeting
On the 18th. that during the past year
81 male and 100 female patients had
been received, and during the year
there had been 1868 treated.
A subscriber of the Spectator, Mr..
j. ID. Sipe, late of Covington, Va, and
engaged in the timber business there,
was in the city last week on his way
to Orange G. II. He has bought for
$4,000 snug little farm of 1O4 acres
near that place, having upon it a good
brick dwelling.
Mr.. John Peck, son of II. ID. Peck,
Esq, after spending a day with biz
parents here, sailed on the 14th fol-
Manchester, England, where he has 6
fine position as supervising electrician
for the Westinghouse Electrical Man
ufacturing. Company, with whom he
has been in business several years il
New York city.
~ ID. w. Wallace of SteeIe's Tavern
had the misfortune to lose his barr
on the 18th. He had large quantit
of hay and other valuable propert,
destroyed with it.