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

Mr.. Paul Gay of Craigsville, Was
visitor here last week.
Mr. J. R. Hidy of Charlottesvlll
was Stanton visitor last week.
Mrs. Rotert N Cav of Wayneshor
is visiting in Woodstock.
Mrs. Arista Hoge is visiting FRIEND
in Norfolk and vicnit,.
Mr.. VIM. l. Lushbaugh, who hs
bsen confined to the house nearly a
winter, is nov able to drive out DAILY
Miss Ethel Kemper of Fishersvills
is vi iting her uncle, Mr.. Chas. Z
Kemper 10 Washington.
Frank Lickliter was tried in the Con
poration court for burglary and &C
quilted.
DR.. Hugh H. Trout has returned t,
b Baltimore, after spending several day
with his mother here.
ss. The Diamond question is fully d is
= eussed by D. l.. Switzer in another
column.
Mr.. III. NJ. Glenn, the ice manutac
turer, is completing new and hand
some residence on North Lewis street
Mr.. John B. Evans of Lynchburg. a
former popular citizen of Slaunton, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. G. NJ. Fifer
Mr.. Hugh B. Sproul is having built
by Mr.. C. T. Harris MacAdam road
from to his handsome suburban home.
H. L. Lang tells you something Of
what the dollar will do. Read what
he has to lay about it.
p The paper for the catalogue of the
81. Louis Exposition, hundred tons
or more, was made by the paper mills
at Covington last week.
Miss Margaret Kirby. a sister of
Judge J. L. S. Kirby, died suddenly in
Richmond on Wednesday, aged about
So years.
Mrs. Beverly b. Eskridge of st.
Louis, Mo-, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Eskridge, on North Angus
ia street.
Mr.. II. Wright of Moffatt's Creek,
was in the city last Saturday to meet
Mrs. Wright who was returning from
q protracted visit to friends in Peters
burg, Richmond and Washington.
At q recent meeting of the vestry of
Emmanuel church, six months leave
of absence was granted Rev. r. G. Jet.
1t is hoped that he may fully recover
his health during that period.
Mr.. James Coiner of Madrid, has
purchased the Bishop -four mill near
Wsyerl Cave. as well as the dwelling
attached, paying S., 900 for both. He
will take possession about July 1st.
Miss Leila Pannell of Nelson coun-
ty, after spending visit of some weeks
with her sister near Arbor Hill, return |
cd home last week, accompanied by her
friend, Mrs. A. b. Hemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Harris of Annex, |
have returned from Newport News, |
where they attended the launching of
the battleship Virginia and visited
their sons, who are now residing there.
inf nd o. nj
of Synods Evangelistic work, passed
through the city Wednesday on his way
west visiting the churches. He will
20 rs far as Charleston, w. Va, and |
be gone several weeks.
Prof. ]. q. Dunsmore, Pr. sident of
the Dunsmore. Business College. re-
turned last week from a stay of some |
days In New Y DIRK, whether he had
gone to attend a meeting of the East
srn Commercial Teachers Association.
Miss Willie C. Bell, daughter of DR.. |
WIN. Bell of Mt. Sidney, who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia at the
home OF Mr.. A. R. Il. Bass at Mt. |
S)lon, is better, and now has fair
prospects of recovery.
Sunday was the oath birthday of
StAuntOn q oldest and most remarkable |
citizen, Mr.. A. M. Simpson, who, de-
spite his advanced age, enjoys good
health, and is seen on the street nearly |
every day.
The Supreme Court has granted an
appeal and supersedeas in the case of
Lueks admir-. VS.. the Virginia Port
land Cement Co. On the trial of the
case the jury rendered verdict for
5000 against the company.
Msssrs. Zirkle & Bryan of the Bos.
ton Variety Store, have just completed
an addition to their store room in the
rear, and have over 5000 feet of floor
space, well filled from top to bottom
with seasonable goods.
At a meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution held last
week, Mrs. q. &. Gooch was elected a
delegate to the N National Convention in
Washington, and Mrs. F. M. Hanger
to,represent the chapter at the st.
Louis Exposition.
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MIR. n. Vat Daniel of New York, is
spending a few weeks vacation at bis
old home in this city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Daniel, on North
Coalter street. Mr.. Daniel is salesman
for the large clothing house of Stern
Bros. in New York city.
Miss Estelle Loeb, daughter of Leo
Loeb of Philadelphia, died on Satur-
day at her home in that city. She was
q niece of Messrs. Ferdinand, Adolph
and Jnlius loeb of this CITY. and had