Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-07-29
happenings at Slower,

Slower. July 27.-Mr. Richard
Whltmore of near here, was married
Miss Katie l.. Baylor, at the home
the brides uncle, Mr.. J. E Whitmo
on West Main street. Staunton, la.
Wednesday. July goth, at noon TIL
Rev. A. p. Boude pronounced the SO
emn words which made them man an
wife. Only a few relatives and nea
friends witnessed the ceremony. Al
exeellent supper was served at tn
groom's home the same evening. 4
large number of fine presents were be
| slowed on the bride. The young PEG
pie, who will make their home will
the groom S mother, have the heart,
| we'll wishes of all their friends for {
long life of married happiness.
Mrs. Lucy Reeves of Mt. Scion, re
turned home Sunday after a few days
stay with her mother, Mrs. Martin
WhltIn0re.
Mrs. William Wheeler died somewhat
suddenly at her home in Stokesv lille
about six miles from this place, Friday
night, July %, of quinsy, she had been
sick only a short time prior to hel
death, Mrs. Wheeler was the only
daughter of Mr.. John Rimel, who sur
wives her. She is also survived by her
husband and three small children and
several brothers. The funeral services
were held Sunday morning at Mt. Zion
u b. Church, Rev. G. Is. Fadeley of
ficiating. Interment was made at the
same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gilkeson of Fish
ersviile, came yesterday to spend few
DAYS with relatives here
Mrs. s. M. Whitmore had the mis-
forum. to receive fall last week
which resulted in very badly sprain-
ed arm. which is yet very painful.
However, she is getting on we'll 9TH
erwise and her friends Will be glad to
learn o. the restoration of her eyesight,
has not done for several years.
Mrs. j. T. Hiner returned home Mon
day after staying several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. FL. II. Jones in Doe HILL
Mrs. Jones has been very III for some
time and her many friends are anxious
for her restoration to health, which is
doubtful. Dr. 81 Ii. Bur.
ton and wife were also with her sew
eral days returning home yesterday.
Her brother, Mr.. Jos. A. Whitmore
went to see her Saturday. We regret
TO learn that since the above was writ
Ten Mrs. Jones passed away about 2
o'clock w ednesday afternoon. Her fu
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon at Parnassus.
Miss Kate Camp of LYnchburg, who
las been visiting at MIR. j II. Silling' 3
or some time past, left last week for
HarrisOnburg, where she will remain
or few weeks and will then go to st.
1ouiS to attend the Worlds Fair.
Mss Camp was accompanied to Har-
isonburg by Mrs. Silllng, who will |
pend some time with friends there.
Little Blanche Rigal of Staunton, is
laying with her aunt, Mrs. r. Z. Bo-
um near here. She will leave with |
er parents in a short time for near |
richmond where they will make their |
uture home.
Mr.. Gather Whitlnore of West View
) spending a few days here with his
ncle, Mr. Jos A Whitmore.
MIR. } FL. Ralston Is family moved to
thrilling Springs yesterday whele
hey will spend a few weeks.
Mrs. s J Gilkeson returned 70
taunton last week, after spending a
wv weeks here.
Miss Lizzie Kinney has returned to
taunton after pleasant visit TO
lends in this section.
Mr.. r. E. Borum and wife and
lanehe Rigai, and J. L. Smith and
life OF Churchviiia, were guests here
uuday.
Mr.. Addison Whitmore is quite sick
his home near here.
Miss Mamie Gilkeson and MIS-.
ruce Dinkle and little daughter, An
lie Blair spent Tuesday at Mr.. j. Ill.
!. Randolph g. I