Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-12-08

Mr.. Alex. II. Teabo OF Hinton, w
Va, has been spen ling several DAYS a
his old home here.
Mrs. W. Arthur Wilson and Mis-
| .bel Wilson have returned from
sit to friends at GrOttOes.
Mrs. w. II. McClung, who spent
few days with Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Graf
ton. has returned to Rockbridge Baths
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Howison who
have been spending few days in Wash
inyton, returned home Tuesday.
Maj. John II. Gilkeson of Newport
News, has been spending some DAYS at
his old home in the county.
Miss May Young of Louisville, KY,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward
Echols.
Mrs. J. Frank West has returned to
Roanoke, after visit to her daughter
Mrs. Hampton II. Wayt.
Mrs. J. d. Butcher of Bridgewate r,
has been visiting her aughter, Mrs j.
M. Jones at Churchyille.
Miss Jennie Fishburne of Waynes-
b )rO, has been visiting friends 10 ROch-
ester, N. Y.
Mr.. Frank ID. Webb of Baltimore.
was here thiS week, called here by the
illness of his father.
Mr.. t. F. Burton and Miss Bessie
Silllings of the county, were married in
Washington on Saturday.
Mrs Philip &. Roosa, Bessie And
erson), OF Albany, N. Y lis in the city
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. v.
A nderson, on OakenwOld street.
DR.. J. P. Hughart, formerly Of Au
gusta county. and for recent years
practicing at Cliff Top, W. Va, has
moved to Hinton and located there.
Miss Agnes Scott has gone to Calves
ton, Texas, where she will spend sew
eral months with friends in DR.. Scott =
cd congregation.
Miss Ollie Parker was taken sick
Monday. with what was thought to be
appendicitis She already having had
two attacks.
Dr. George Ii. B5l of New York,
spent q few days last week with his
father. DR., VIM. Bell at Mt. Sidney,
returning home Monday.
Mrs. o. G.. Lipscomb has gone to
Lancaster, Texas. She had been spend
ing some time here with her son, Mr..
X. NJ. Lipscomb.
The English cabinet with Arthur j.
Balfour at its head has resigned. Sir
Henry Campbell Zimmerman has been
asked by King Edward to form a new
one.
Mr.. Il. A Jordan OF Fort Defiance,
was at Mcdowell, Highland county
this week with view to contracting
for wind mil! and water supply for the
bradshaw Hotel at that place.
Roland Il. w ilson of this county,
employed at Cass, w. Va by the Vir-
ginia spruce Lumber Co. was killed
there on Friday, by a tree falling on
him. He Was buried at Churchville.
Miss Eugenia Bum gardner, who b a
been spending some time with friends
in Wytaeville, has returned home, ant
left Monday for Beckley, w. Va, t.
spedd the winter with her brothe
Mr.. j. Lewis BumgaIdner.
Mr.. Il Emmett Greaver is visiting
Baltimore and Philadelphia this weei
To secure artists to assist him il thu
sculpture and fine plaster work nov
doing on the opera house and Masonic
building at Clifton Forge.
DIR. A. +. Kerr returned to Green.
vile this week after a short visit to bis
family who are yet at MillborO. The
doctor expects soon to move his family
to Greenville where will bs their fu
ture home.
Mr.. Thomas Larner, wife and child
have returned to Richmond. Mr.. Lar
ner was engaged during the SUNNI er Of
large contract at Alton, and his wifi
and child spent the sum mer at their old
home in this city.
Mr.. David l.. Fultz, so we'll and ia
vorably known i'll Stauuton, announce
that he has begun the general practic
of law at number Al Wall street. Hi
friends here wish him success i'll hi
profession.
Allen Caperton, Esq Of M0nro
county since the sale of his farm. hs
moved with his family TO NewpOl
News, Va, where we hear he has sc
cured business pOsitson.
independent.
Mrs. Polly Gibson, relict of the lat
William Gibson, of Elk. POcahont;
county, w. Va, departed this lif
aged about 81 years. Her home b,
been the hOspitable stopping place {
the road from Marlinton to Hutton
vile for many years.
Last Saturday the committee of ii
Supervisors leased the storerOoms
the proposed new bulldog. The roo
fronting on New Court House sire
was leased by the Virginia Stock q
Mr.. Isadore Cohen, proprietor, al
the two smaller ones fronting on A
gus, street to Messrs. b. q. Hartmt
aud W. F. Crummett, former tena .
of the county.