Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-01-27
Personals.

Mp. John W. Brand of Stuarts Draft
was in the city Monday on business.
Mrs. J. A. Hntcheson is seriousl,
Ill ct her home ON Winthrop street.
Mrs. Walker of Mt. Meridian, is Wis
iting IN Charlottesville.
Rev. j. E. Ballou of Craigsville, ha,
returned from trip TO Europe, where
he spent some months.
Mr.. John b. Shaw, who spent sew.
eral days at his old home here on bust
ness. has returned to Newport News.
Mrs. Geo. p. Baker is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. DIR. Harry Wallace in
Bristol.
Mrs. r. II. Catlett and Misses Mar
garet and Fannie Catlett, are spending
some time in Baltimore.
Miss Kate Fauyer, who has been Wis.
iting her cousin, Miss Annie Vasseur
in Charlottesville, returned home Tues
day.
Rev. DIR. Ii. H. Halves will serve as
supply for the Presbyterian church in
Harrisonburg until a regular pastor
is secured.
MIR. Edwin J, Stout of New Hope, Is
seriously ill with pneumonia. HIS
brother, DR.. w. F. Stout is attending
him. He is improving.
Rev. Nj. l.. Wood, L. D., was elected
a vice president of the anti saloon
league at its meeting in Lynchburg
last week
MIR. w. N Finshburne OF Waynes-
boro. left last week for Florida on a
business tip. He will be absent about
Il month.
Mrs. Pettus, wife of Capt. ]. L.
Pettus, who has been quite ill with {
tonsiitis at her home in Clifton Forge,
is improving. IL
Capt. 7. c. Morton left Wednesday
for Washington and from there will l,
90 to Pittsburg, where he intends
spending some weeks in the interests
of the Elkins College. $
MI. w. F. Burgess of Mcdonald, W.
Va, was in the city Friday, eu route .
home from Romney, where be had
been to get bis cousin, pupil at the
ID. D. Il B. l. of West virginia. .
Mr.. W. II. Wolfe. former resident G
of this city, but now general manager a
of the Piedmont Real Estate and Loan 81
Co. of Charlottesville. was In the city fs
Monday on business. o.
DR.. w. Baldwin Wayt of New York. ~
is in the city, having been called here -
by the serious illness of bis little nephew, !"
Newton Wayt. son of Mr. and Mrs. !"
Hampton H. Wayt. 81
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MI. Z g. Daniel of Augusta Springs, n
wants cattle to range. He claims the v,
best range in the county, guarantees al
not to lose the cattle and to give salts bt
faction. ar
A carriage and harness business with U
a we'll established trade is offered for
sale in the rich and thriving town OF III
Waynesboro. Address &. A. Hulfish '"
at that place. 10
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Bridgewater Herald Mrs. Ida y,
Moore, Of Messy Creek. who has been W
quite sick, is recovering. John Rob- ia
son sold four Angora goats this week IN
to l.. B. Lohr, of Staunton, for $50. "a
MIR, and Mrs. e. G. Roadcap cele- NJ
brated the 50th anniversary of their be
at Goshen on Thursday last.
Among those present were Mrs. Emma to
Roadcap and her daughter, Miss Step. Ii
aie, OF Raphine. re
Marriage licenses were issued to Mr.. =.
Frank r. Bright and Miss Florence NJ "
M arks, married at Hebron on Monday,
To Mr.. Leonard Dudley and Miss w
Maggie E. Terrell, married at Way ~ ~,
nes boro on Tuesday.
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Mrs II. NJ. McIlhany went to Alex
andria w edn esday to visit her brother, WI
Dr. Jones, who will give her medical an
advice and attention during the visit. ~
Mrs. MeIlhany has not been we'll re- an
Gently, but is much better now. th,
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Capt. Phil F. Brown, the popular we
of the Blue Ridge Springs, co
Is candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for the State Senate, from the 70,
district composed of the counties of wi
Rock bridge, BotetourJ and Alleghany. III
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The board OF supervisors held meet riC
ng Monday and allowed accounts to lin
.he amount of $500 for current ex
Denses. They also ordered payment
Tor the new bridge over Christians
Creek on the Barterbrook road, 81
amounting to 81. 200. M.
One of the rooms at the new Kings NJ
Daughters hospital has been called Va
the Tinsley room. in memory of the Ma
ate Fl. G. Tinsley, who probably did ~;
ID Ore than any one person in the wa
Establishment Of this worthy institu- wa
ion. Dr.
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Mr.. II. j. Smith of Washington, was gu
m arried here Oh Friday evening last to Tn
Miss Fannie Smith of Basic City. The
ceremony took place at the home of
Mrs. Trainham, on Hampton street, b.
aud was performed by Rev. H. T. ms
Tue newly married cou- Lii
lie left that night for Washington. "
The many friends of Mr.. John oc
Crosby, the popular and courteous
deputy circuit clerk, will regret to kn