Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-12-09
Personals.

Another lot of craveneete raincoats
just received at Welnbergs.
Mrs. Alex. F. Robertson has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunter Holmes
Mcclure in Richmond.
Mr.. H. Clay ohultz of Greenville.
was among the visitors to our Office on
Saturday last.
Mr.. J. A. Bell returned home last
week from business trip to Richmond
and Norfolk.
Mr.. W. N. Burruss, the farmer at the
Western State Hospital, last week
bntchercd SO hogs that netted 1O,0S4.
Mrs. J. It. Carr and daughter, Miss
Louise, have been visiting Mrs. ID. 4.
Snow in Charlottesville.
Miss Elizabeth Roller of Cave STA
tion, has beeu visiting Miss Winifred
Goodwin at BarterbrOOk.
Strouse & Bros. high art clothing
will hold their shape. For sale at
Weinberg's only.
Mr.. Jacob H. Blakemors of Roam
oke, Is visiting his brother at Mount
Scion.
The store of Mr. Kemper E. Hanger
at Scarbore, w. Va, was recently de-
stroyed by fire with the entire contents.
Mai. Francis H. Smith of the City
Schools, is attending the co operative
education association in Norfolk.
Join the throng, buy your clothing
at Weinberg's, save money and be sat-
isfied.
Miss Lucy Robertson of Charlotte,
NC, is the guest OF her cousins. the
Misses Robertson. on Church street.
Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Bowles at
tended the state co operative educa
ton association in Norfolk this week. |
Mrs. J. E. Porter was called to |
Chambersburg, Pa, Monday, by the
illness of her father.
Mr.. j. F. M. Coursey, of Williams
vile, Bath county, was a pleasant
caller at our Office Saturday, while in
the city on business.
Misses Aida and Ruth Koiner have
returned to their home in Waynesboro,
after visiting their sister. Mrs. HI. H.
Blease.
The little two. year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Adkins of Swoope,
died on Wednesday night of last week
from pneumonia.
President Roosevelt will shortly ap.
noint Stonewall jackson Christian, a
grandson of Gen. Stonewall Jackson,
a cadet tie the W est Point Academy.
Mr.. Jas. ID. Reeves of the Mt. Scion
neighborhoOd, who was operated on n
Richmond for appendicitis, is improv-
ing.
Mrs. NJ. w. Newton is spending some
time at Atlantic City, having gone
there from Philadelphia, where she at
tended the National w. Z. 7. ..
Mrs. Thomas D. Ransom was called
to Richmond Tuesday by the death OF
her sister, Miss Jeanette Allen War
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Harrison.
and Mr.. Henry Harrison, have moved
to the city for the winter, and are |
guests of Miss Tams.
Mr.. Charles Christian of Lantz Mills, |
Va, who has been spending a month
with his friends in the city, returned
home last week.
Col. William R. Denny, of Wlnches
ter, died at the home of his son, Prof.
Collins Denny of Vanderbilt Univer'
slty, Tenn, on December 3.
Mr.. Joseph Rankin, son of MI. }. IL.
Rankin of Stuart Is Draft, who has been
in the west for some, died in Salt Lake
CITY on Monday of last week, of con-
sumption, and was buried there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Cleveland and
little son of Springport, Ind, are Wis
iUiug the family of Mr.. G. I. Harris at
Annex, and will later visit relatives IN
that section of the county.
Mr.. Joseph F. Shaner died on Sat
urday evening at his home near East
Lexington, aged about s. years. he
was a brother OF Mr.. Jacob Shaner OF
near Folly Mills.
The Virginia Daily Press of Roam
oke, the only republican daily newspa.
per in the state, suspended publica-
ton Sunday, after running for the
last 10months.
MI. H. G. McGary of Middlebrook,
last week purchased of Messrs. j. d.
and L.. L. Bowman, the old McCorkle
business house in that place for 81, 100.
Mr.. McGray will enlarge it to accom-
modate his increasing business.
Mr.. ]. c. Bishop. former merchant
of Staunton, and now residing IN
Greensboro, N. G., was in Augusta
county last week, visiting Messrs.
Robert Byers and VIM, Firebaugh OF
the New Hope neighborhood.
Mr.. ]. Lewis Bumgardner, who de-
liyered the address at the Elks lodge OF
sorrow in Norfolk, has returned to
b .ckley, w. Va The Norfolk papers
speak in the highest terms OF Mr.
Bumgardner's address.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Woods, for long
time the popular postmaster at Fort