Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-10-07

Mr.. R w. Crowder of Wayneshoro,
has been attending court in COving
ton.
Mr.. d. G.. Gallaher. a prominent
lawyer of Charleston. w Va, has beer
visiting his relatives in Waynesboro.
Mr.. Berlin A. Reedy returned to
Staunton last week, after having spent
q week with his parents in Rockingham
county.
Hon. Thomas s. Martin and Hon. S.
l.. Kelley Of Richmond. will address
the people of StanDtOn tonight. The
speaking will he 10 the Hastings Cour
room.
Judge Edward Lander, of Washing.
ton, ID. g., was the guest of Capt. Il.
d. Ransom last week. He is SO years
of age, but very active and in the pos
ssion of all of his faculties.
Rev Mr.. Smith of Fairfield, was i n
the city this week. returning from Basic
City, where he had assisted Rev. E. 3.
Druen in his meetings there and at
Olivet Chapel.
You're money ont if you buy cloth
ing before seeing Weinberg Clothing
Co.
The stable of Mr.. M. W. Butcher of
West View, was burned with nearly
all of its contents, on Wednesday of
last week. The loss was partially COW
cred by insurance.
Miss May Handy, the most beauti-
full woman in Virginia, was last week
married to Mr.. James Brown Potter
Of n. y. The wedding was a very
qniet one. They have gone to Paris
on bridal tour.
Hon. A. G. Braxton made fine
speech to a splendid audience in Dan.
willie Tuesday, which was heard with
great favor and applause. The papers
report he "assailed Roosevelt with
merciless witt
Mr.. W. G. Marshall was elected by
the city council this week tc succeed
Mr.. Gilpin Wilson resigned
Ask to see the new shade of bro WI
suits at Weinberg's.
Miss Belle Bledsoe of Lexington |
stopped here to visit the family of Col.
II. H. Wayt, On her return to the |
school for the Deaf Dumb & Blind near
Spartanburg, s. G., where she has been |
teaching. Miss Bessie G. Anderson |
of this city preceded her to the same
school, where she also teaches and is
connected with the editorial manage.
ment of the local paper of that institu-
ton.
Nr A. s. WoOdhouse. foreman I'd /
this office, who has been confined for
the last five weeks with a serious at
tack of fever, is sitting up again and
steadily improving. The attentions
and sympathy of his brethren of the
Odd Fellows and Eagles have been
very helpful and appreciative.
Gen. and Mrs 10 IN Edwin Roller Of
Harrsonburg, have ssnt cards to
friends in this city inviting them to |
the marriage of their daughter, Mi ISIS |
Lswie to Mr.. George Gilmer Ora titan,
Jr,, also of Harrisonburg, to be sOlem |
nlzed October the 18th, at p. m., in |
Emmanuel Episcopal church in that |
city.
Mr.. g. r. Moore, who with his fami-
ly, has been ill with typhoid fever for |
some time has sufficiently recovered to
be about. His wife died as will be re-
called, but whilst seven of the family |
Were sick no other member succumbed. |
He expects to go in short time to |
POcahOntas county, w. Va, VIII ere be
used to reside.
Mr.. Charles Catlett has returned |
from his expert work at the Exposi.
ton as member of the jury of awards
of mines and metallurgy. He is proud |
OF Virglnia's mineral exhibit, also of |
her agricultural exhibit as well as of |
everything his State shows at st. Louis |
and thinks the Virginia Building is |
most appropriate and creditable Mrs. |
CatleLt preceded her husband by sew
eral days and is enthused over her trip. |
Mr.. Lou Doyle of Beckley West
Va, on the G. Il o., who is doing civil
engineering there for the Deep Water
r. r., was in the city this week on his
way to visit his father, Capt. L. S.
Doyle at Basic City, who is reported
quite unwen.
The only house in Staunton who
handles Strouse " Bros, high art
clothing is Weinberg's.
Mr.. w. P. Tams, Jr., has accep ted
position with as superintendent of
engineering at the large coal center
Scarbro, West Virginia.
Mrs. N. II. Mccullough is at st.
Louis attending session of the Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy of which she is
the agent for the Jefferson Davis
monument. The fund has moved right
along since the ladies' took it in hand
and will soon be completed.
Mrs. r. ID. Haislip and Mrs. c. A.
Holt attended the Seth birthday an
niversary of their mother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Heller at Woodstock, Oct. 1st.
Miss Virginia Tucker Brooke, daugh
ter of Rev. DR.. Brooke, of Alexandria
has been awarded piano scholarship
for three years in the Washington, ID.
GolIana Of M,o;a Nv.