Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-10-14
LOCAL Department.
Personals.

his cattle business.
Mr.. Rudolph Dudley of Lon
Glade, has entered as student a
Washington and Lee University.
Judge Letcher adjourned his cour
in Harrisonburg Friday, and went t
Richmond from StauntOn Saturday.
Misses Addie and Maud Sieg o
Churchville. after spending Is days a
the St. Louis Exposition, have returne
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cline of tn
county. left for st. Louis Tuesday t,
spend ten days at the Exposition.
You're money out if you buy cloth
ing before seeing Weinberg Clothlne
Co.
Mr.. Horace Peck with his wife and
little boy, of Providence, r. L., il
spending a two weeks furlough with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. d, Peck
Maj. Robert Stiles of Richmond, the
gallant artIllerist and author of -Four
Years with Marse Robert. has been
visiting his son, who lis in business IN
the city.
Mr.. H. II. May, Superintendent of the
public schools of Lunenburg county,
is spending a two weeks vacation in
Stanton, and stopping with his BROTH
er-in-law, DR.. B. M. Atkinson.
Ask to see the new shade of brown
suits at Weinberg 8.
Mr. M McAleer, a venerable citi-
zen residing near the city's eastern
limits, is out again after confinement
with a strained hip, broken finger and
lacerated hand caused by fall while
feeding his hogs month ago. He
had quick recovery considering be is
in his S7th year,
Mr.. Henry l.. Schmelz, president of
the Bank of Hampton, prominent in
financial circles, was married last
week at Cloverdale, Botetourt, Virgin.
ia, to Miss Annie Moomaw.
The only house in Staunton who
handles Strouse " Bros, high art
clothing is Weinberg's.
DR.. VIM. N. Scott, Rev. Holmes
Rolston, Rev. A. H. Hamilton, Rev.
j. E. Booker and Messrs. J. A. Wad-
del and II. M. Lewis have gone to
Bridgewater to Presbytery.
Hon. Caperton Braxton and Mr.. j.
Martin Perry qualified the other day
to practice law in the corporation
court of Lynchburg, they being inter-
ested in chancery suit there.
Mr.. J. G. Stiegel is making prepare
tions to run the large band saw.mill
at Stokesville.
Mrs. w. T. Richardson is Visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Talbot near
Waynesboro.
Capt. L. s. Doyle of Basic City, has
gone with his son to the home of the
latter in Beckley, West Va for pro-
tracted visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holt went to
WaynesborO on an automobile trip last
week and while there, took Mr.. G. R.
Hsines out seY eral times for an airing
Mr.. Hahn es is cOnvalescing from a |
long sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Woodson have
returned from a pleasant trip to st. |
Lonis. They admired very much the |
Virginia Building and Its handsome |
appointments.
Rev. E. L. Dadmun, Of Ashland, |
Va, is assisting DR.. Canter in the pro- |
tracted services he is holding at the |
Methodist church. Mr.. Dadmun is an |
earnest and impressive preacher and is |
heard with delight by many Old friends |
OF all denominations, he made while |
general secretary of the Y. M. G. A |
here.
Rev. Robert G. Jett has returned
from his summer abroad, looking and
feeling remarkably we'll. He was met
at the depot by many of his congre-
cation who gave him a hearty well
come home. He will preach at En-
manuel Sunday.
Rev. r. A. Lapsley, the late pastor
of Bethel church, went to Ashland
Tuesday, where he will reside, and fill
the Presbyterian church pulpit there
while be edits the Sunday school ltera-
tnre of the church, which is published
at their own building in Richmond.
Miss Theresa Haisllp has gone to
Middlebrook to teach. She is princi-
pal of the public school there and Miss
Mamie Richey her assistant.
Mrs. Joseph S. LIE Fills and her two
little boys, after spending three months
here with her parents, have returned
to Jacksonville, Fla, stopping two
days with relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. J. R. Weaver, the former pop
ular principal of the Stanton public
schools, was elected president of the
association of retail grocers of Virgin
la, held in Roanoke the other day.
That goes to say that he has become
one of the most prominent merchants
of bis class in the State. The Times
Dispatch has an excellent likeness of
Prof. Weaver in it's Monday edition
this week.
Mr.. A. s. Morton and bis sister, Mics
Minnie, ave gone to the Exposition,
stOpping day at the Hot Snrinrs and