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

six years. His health had been failir
for the past year.
| w. Fl. Laurence, of Manila, Ia
lpartner of Mr.. Thomas G. Kline,
formerly of StauntOn. was the guei
last week of Mr.. and Mrs McHeDr
Holiday.
Mr.. F. U. Black was delegate to th
State Rural Letter Carriers conventio
10 Charlottesville on the Fourth. TIL
next meeting will be held in StauntOL
July 4, 1906.
| Mrs Bertha A. Stoneburner is visit
ing her parents III CovingtOn. She wa
| accompanied home by her sister, Mis-
May Alexander, W no had en- spend
| ing some time with her.
Rev. Geo. W. Slower and Messrs
Harry M. Lewis and J. A. Bell are at
tending the International Convention
of the Christian Endeavor Societ.
now in session in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex F. Robertson CAV,
a delightful german Thursday evening
in honor of their daughter, Miss Sarat
Tunstall Robertson, and their nieces
Misses Robertson of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Apperson OF
Lynchburg, formerly of this city, SAIL
ed on Saturday from New York for a
tour of England, France, Italy and
Switzerland. They will be gone about
two months.
Mr.. John Lavelle and Mrs. Mary g.
Bruce were married at o'clock Wed.
nesday afternoon at the brides home
on Nelson street, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Henry 2. Hamill,
pastor of the Methodist church.
On Sunday two marriages were SOL
emnized at Basic City. The contract
ing parties being Mr.. J. Lacy Miller
and Miss Sallie X. Fortune, and Mr..
Ambrose Morris and Miss Olive May
StrOuse q Bros, high art clothing
have a high reputation and no charge
for it. You buy them at good store
and no extra charge for trading here
Better know what you are buying
and where. It's better to be sure than
sorry, Weinberg is the only store in
5taunton to them.
District Deputy Grand Master A. 5.
W dollhouse, on Saturday night install
I'D the new officers of Churchville lodge
No. 176, l. o. O. F.; on Monday night
Lewiston lodge 1871, and. last night
those OF Staunton lodge No. As To
night he goes to FOrdwick, where he
will install the officers of era igsville
odge.
Lieutenant James Hutcheson of the
0. s. Army, now stationed at Fort
LeavenwOrth, Kansas, is spending
furIough here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hutcheson. 1t has
been some years since Lieut.. Hutche-
son was at home, he having spent some
time in the Philippines and in Cali
'Ornia.
We have heard much regret express
} l at the resignation of Col. Rudolph
of the new 72nd regiment.
This action was taken only after care
ful elaboration, but the cares of the
regiment conflicted so materially with
Col. Bnmgardner' business affairs,
that he felt he was unable to give the
proper attention to both
Mr.. John M. Fifer and Miss Mary Fl.
Haines were quietly married last
Thursday afternoon at Trinity rectory
by Rev. W. Z. Hullfhen. Miss Haines
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
and the groom, who has been
in the drug business for several years
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Fifer,
Doth are very popular.
Miss Amelia Kinney and Miss Elsie
Halle were thrown from their buggy
afternoon, and quite painful
ly hurt. The young ladies were driv-
ing On the pike near the first toll.gate
coming into town, when they struck
Mr.. Hevener's carriage, upsetti"g the
buggy and throwing the young ladies'
out. The horse ran, but only a short
distance.
Mr.. VIM l.. Henderson, while at
work in the Cement Works at Ford
wick last week, met with an accident
which resulted in his death. He ives
about q years old and is survived by
bis wife. his parents and four sisters.
Mr.. Henderson was sn Industrious, ha ID
working man, and had been in the
of the company every
since 1t began work
Clifton Forge Review: Mr.. W. E.
Trout. wife and baby returned home
Tuesday night from visit to relatives
in Highland county. They made the
trip by private conveyance via Wsrm
Springs. Mr.. Trout was pleased with
the scenery along the route and espe-
cialIy in Highland county. He says
that the trip was the mot enjoyable
be has taken in long time.
Mrs. Joseph Sutler died about seven
o'clock Friday night at Der home in
West End. aged about rs years. She
had been in poor health for many
m ontIs. She is Survived by her hus
band alone. She was Il devoted mem
Der of thu, Second Presbyterian church
The funeral took place Sunday con
doe ed by her pastor, Rev. DR.. VIM N
Scott.
The G lse of J W. Augustus credi