Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-04-28
Personals.

Miss Rosalie WhoIey has been visi
ing friends at Grottoes.
Miss Dora Snyder of Harrisonbure
has been visiting Miss Clara Gilkesol
Mrs. W. A Noyes is spending
month with relatives at Stuaft's Draf
Prof. w. 5. Currell will deliver til
graduating address at the Mary Ba
dwin Seminary on May 23rd.
Miss K. G.. Weimer of the Mary Ba
dWin Seminary, was in New York tbi
week.
Mrs. L. r. N. Speck has returne
from visit of several weeks to rela
lives in Baltimore.
Mrs. }. E. A. Gibbs, who spent tn
winter i'll Staunton, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs j. r. Hldy in Charlottesville
Mr.. Burke Lewis has gone to Clifton
Forge, where he has taken position
as night clerk at the Gladys Idn.
Mrs. j. Frank Clemmer of Middle
brook, is visiting her sister, Mrs. JOIN
ID. Cluthier in Richmond.
Mr. D B. Taylor of Deerfield, has
sold his fine grazing property In High
land TO Mr.. e. A. Dickson of Trim bic
for $40, 900.
Mrs Henry d. Peck has returned
from Little Rock, Ark, where she
spent some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. Edward Woodwar of Coalsburg,
W. Va, spent the holidays here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs j. s. B. Wood
ward, returning home Tuesday.
Mr. Edgar Wine and Miss Della B.
Ochelltree were married near Rom all
On the 10Th inst. Rev. Peter CARRIER
officiating
Messrs c. W. FretweIl u Co. have
contracted with DR.. s. q. Nef for the
erection of three story brick stable
and hospital OH South Augusta street.
There are other good makes of cloth
ing, but none as good as Strouse
Il Bros. high art clothing. For sale at
w eiuberg's.
Crushed rock suitable for paving or
foundation work for sale in any
quantities at FelIsworth Lime Works,
oJaunJOn, Va.
Mr.. w. j. ID. Bell with Quinn, Mars
hail " Co., wholesale dry goods mer
chants at Lyncnburg, spent the Easter
holidays at his old home with his faith
er, DR.. VIM. Bell of Mt. Sidney.
Mrs. q. q Gooch and Mrs. Charles
& Try have returned from Washing
ton, where they attended the confer
euce Of the daughters of the American
Revolution.
Rev. T.. 5. Lingamfelter, Syndical
Evangelist, has received a call TO the
Berkeley Presbyterian church, but has
not signiiied what bis intention is in
regard to the Call.
Mr.. A. a. Sproul, of the engineering
department OF the New York Central,
accompanied by his wife and baby, is
visiting bis brothers, Messrs w. W.
and Hugh b. Spfoul.
When you deal at Weinberg's you
are sure OF three thlngs-first, you get
good goods second, you can depend
upon our word; third, your money
back for anything not satisfactory.
Little Gertie Greaver, daughter of
Mr.. j. ID. Greaver of West End, fell
from hammock Sunday afternoon
ard broke her collar none. DIR. Par
kins set the bone aud the little sufferer
is doing as we'll as could be expected.
Tuesday Mr. r. l. Parrish repre-
sentlng the q. u o. Ry. closed the deal
for the purchase of a STRIP of Sears
Hill, and the company will Strengthen
its track and have plenty of room for
their new passenger depot.
Mr.. Lewis Bumgardner of Becklev,
w. Va. was here spending the + tster
holidays with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. james Bumgardner. M :: Bum
gardner is well pleas I'd with his new
home where he is making a host OF
friends.
Mr.. S. A. Porter, who moved to Au
gusta few yeaIs from Highland, bias
purchased the farm of Sheriff w. Ar
thur Wilson, about two miles east of
the city, and will shortly move there
with his family. Mr.. Wilson will
move his family to the city.
Rev. J. 0. Reavis the Co ordinate
Secretary Of Foreign Missions for the
Southern Pres byterian church, said to
be one of the finest preachers in the
church, will be attending presbytery
next week. He fills the position which
was offered DR.. Fraser last year, and
will be his guest.
The street car people are pushing
work on Lewis street making ready to
run cars to the fair grounds tomorrow
when the Boer War spectacle takes
place. 1t is thought that everything
can be made ready and cars running
regularly before the summer is too far
under way.
Prof. r. r. Turner, of this city, who
for the past two sessions, has so accept
ably filed the position of superlnten-
dent of schools of Grant Pass, Oregon,
was last week re- elected with a hand
some increase in salary. Mr.. Turner
has become very popular in the West
ern city, and his friends here Will be
glad to learn of his success.
Miss Ella Smith of Clifton Forge,
who was high honor graduate in music
at the Mary Bald win Seminary, was Ill
the city Tuesday, route to Rich
mond, where she is teaching III the
Woman's College. Miss Smith made
ii most enviable record at the Conserva-
tory of Music in Cincinnati while a
pupil there.
Recently at the Hinton, w. Va
Hospital, Mrs l.. B SiZer of CoVing