Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-04-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Personals.

SJrOuSe u bros High ART Clothing
for sale only at Weinberg's.
Mrs R. f. Larew of Greenville, wen
to Richmond ON Wednesday,
Mrs |. f. Cameron aud Mrs. ,Tohr
N. Opie, Jr are visiting Mrs ROber,
A. Palmer in Baltimore.
Mrs. J. Taylor Elyson of Richmond,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jed
Hotchkiss, at The Oaks''
Mr.. Brisco q Dull has been very i'll
with appendicitis, aud yesterday be
WAS pronounced in a critical condition
Mr.. G. E. Leonard, merchant at
Crimora. was in the city this city Oh
business matters.
Mr. J. f. Tannehill. Sr has been
quite sick at his home about three
miles north of the city.
Mrs J. G. Gran berry, Jr., of Rocky
Mount, is spending some time here
with her mother, Mrs. Reeves Gait.
Miss Anna Wallace who mas been
teaching in the county, has returned
to her home in Lewisburg.
Capt. G. Julian Pratt of Wsynes-
boro, attended the funeral of Mr.. Rob-
ert W. Burke on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Dull of Craigs-
vile, have been spending some days in
Washington and other cities.
Mrs. w. g. Leonard of w eyer's Cave,
who has been very ill, is said to be
som ewhat better.
Mr. l. N. Jordan and Miss Bessie
A. Mcneil were united In marriage at
Craigsvllle on Wednesday.
Money saved is money made. Buy
your clothing at Weinberg's and save
money every time.
Mr.. A. q. Fifer of Newport News,
who spent a few days here with his
sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. p. Il. Burkeholder and daughter.
Miss Minnie, of the Fishersville neigh
borhood, were among the visitors here
Saturday.
Mrs. Z H. Trout who has been
spending month with her daughter,
Mrs. W. r. Staples in Roanoke, has re
turned home.
- Mr.. w. f. Asst has sold to Mr.. j. E
Sheets seven acres, just north of the
city and opposite bis residence, for
$2050
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo E Klise, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is rapidly improv-
Ing.
Mrs. WIN. II. Floyd of near Slower,
is reported to be critically ill, and all
of her children have been summoned
TO her bedside.
The Stonewall Band has accepted an
invitation to attend the exercises of
the installation of President Alderman
AS the first official head of the Univer-
sity of Virginia Oh the 18th inst.
DO not put your wife, your mother
or your sister to the trouble of darning
SOCKS; buy holeproof SOCKS, guaranteed
for six months. For sale at Weinberg
Clothing Co. S.
Miss Helen Byron, who played the
role of sergeant Kitty at the open
ing of the beverly Theatre here, died
a few days ago at Atlanta, Ca, of
pneumonia.
Yesterday in the Hastings Court the
liquor dealers made application for IL
censes. All of the OLD dealers applied,
and q. B. Lohr also made application
for license at Statford's old place.
Mr.. E L. Houff, ST., an old and es-
teemed citizen of the county, is Ill at
the home of his daughter-in law. Mrs.
Il NJ. Houtf at Stonewall. Owing to
his advanced age there is very slight
hope of his recovery.
Mrs. A. &. Mcclure of Fishersville,
whose illness from paralysis at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. c..
Hardy, in this city, has been noted,
Was able to be taken home on Friday
last.
Miss Meta Bashaw of Craigsville, who
has been at st. Luke's Hospital at
Richmond for the past nine weeks. Is
now sufficiently recovered to return
home which she expects to do within
the next fortnight.
1t Is announced that DR.. James Ad-
olson Quarles, professor OF moral phil
osophA at Washington and Lee nj
NGTSll1, VIII DC lCli III w dsulhf II
Oh April 9th TO Mrs. Eleanor Moore
house of that City.
Mr.. A. G. Finley of Harding. W. Va,
the manager of five coal properties oil
Hon. Henry G.. Davis, and Mr. William
e. Finley OF The Paramount, w Va,
coal company, were in the city SAtur-
day, brought here by the death of theiI
mother, Mrs q. w. Finley.
Mr.. Holmes Boyd, Jr., died at his
Home in Winchester on Saturday, afLel
"A lingering illness, aged abont Sc years
He was Il graduate of Washington and
Lee University, and was one OF tht
most gifted young orators aud lawyers
in the State.
The residence of Mr.. Theodore Stog
dale on the Churchville road near Bell
Stave factory, was destroyed by mr.
about clock Tuesday morning. AM
all the contents burned. The origin
Tue fire is unknown. 1t was partl
covered by insurance.
On Friday last W. A. Gushing, auct
loueer, sold for Com miSSlOners Bun
gardner. Patrick and BraxtOn, tw
tracts of land belonging TO the estat
of the late A. b. Lightner. near Yves
View, containing 544 and 1544 acrei
to Mr.. w. Y. Hanger, at $34.15 pc
acre.
Mr.. Walter Bosserman, the We
known commercial traveller, has bee
quite i'll with appendicitis at the res
Cence of his brother, Mr.. Luther Bos
sermau on Lewis street. DR.. Reese al
tenus him, and he seems to be out @
DANGER now, having escaped an opera
ton.
The orchestra of the Virginia Sch'
for the Deaf aud the Blind will give
CONCERT at Clifton Forge, Oh the 2S5
inst, for the benefit of the. AlplL
band The people of that town nj
I,ol, far snyue fine muSIc AS these %