Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-05-05
Personals.

Mrs. NJ. d. Pool of Bridge water il
visiting relatives here.
Mrs G. p. Bowman and little daugh
ter, have returned from a visit t,
Hampton.
Mrs. DR.. Geo. F. Holler of Bridge
water, spent several days here witt
relative,
Mrs. Arista Hoge and Mrs. J. W
Baldwin have been spending the past
week in Washington.
Mrs. }. E. Porter went to Pennsyl.
vania last week, having been called
there by the illness of her father.
The President has appointed }. A.
Thompson, postmaster at Dayton,
Rockingham, to succeed bis father who
died shortly after he was appointed.
You should not fail to read Vein
berg's ad. on the first page. 1t tells
you many things about this springs Of
III SOuu
Mr.. Walter FL. Bosserman has en-
tirely recovered from his recent attack
of Appendicitis, and expects o resume
his place on the road next week.
Miss Virginia Stricken has returned
from Richmond, where she has been
visiting her brother, Rev. George B.
Stricken, d. ID.
Mrs James Quarles and little daugh-
tiers of Louisville, KY, are visiting her
parents, Judge and Mrs. George NJ
Harrison.
Mr.. Upton Lynn of Burketown, and
Miss Bessie Wise of Milnesville, were
married on Thursday at st. Michael's
church.
Prof II. G.. Stout, who successfully
taught the graded school at Monterey
last session, has returned to his home
in Augusta.
Messrs. W. G. Craig of Drerfield, and
G.. L. Harris of Annex, have signified
their intention of being Candidates for
the House of Delegates
Mr.. j. s. Craig of Cold Sulphur
Springs, is among the delegates at
tending the meeting of Lexington Pres
bytery.
Mr.. Herbert Taylor has been ap-
pointed secretary of the Tidewater Rail
way company to succeed the late J.
Baldwin Ransom.
Messrs. Jos. l. Barth g. Co call your
attention to their line OF spring and
summer goods. All of which is the
best the market affords, and none could
he better.
Mr. os F Rohr and Miss Henrietta
Desper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs JAS
Ii Desper, were married in West End,
Tuesday evening. Rev. A. d. R. Han
cher officiating.
Miss Rosa Tucker, who has been
spending some time in Lexington, has
returned to Washington. She was &C
companied by Misses Dunlap and
Brockenbrough, who will be her guests.
Dr. Mcclure Scott of Culpeper, has
been appointed to temporarily fill the
position ON the Western State Hospi
tai staff, caused by the death of DR.
A. L. Nelson.
Mr.. Frank Sturge5 of Milwaukee,
an old Staunton boy, who with his
family, have been visiting rela tives at
Craigsville, spent Saturday in the city
and was warmly welcomed by his old
friends
Mr.. A. F. Robertson has been elect
ed delegate from Emmanuel Episcopal
church to the annual meeting of the
council of the diocese of Southern Vir
ginia which meets this year in Wythe-
vile.
Col w. w. Blackford, distinguished
engineer officer or the staff of Gen. j.
E b. Stuart in the civil war. died
Monday at bis home at Lynnhaven.
He was cousin of Dr. BENZ. BlackfOrd
of this city.
The case of Partlow VS.. Hanger. for
breach of contract, which was being
tried in the Corporation Court, was
given the jury Tuesday morning, but
they failed to agree upon a verdict,
and the suit was continued over fol-
the May term.
Mrs. w. G. Huber of Chicago, who
has been visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. c. S. Lingamflater, was taken to
Philadelphia Friday to be operated OF
for appendicitis. Her husband wa:
telegraphed for and met them in that
city. The operation was very success
full, and Mrs. Huber is doing as well
as could be expected.
Bridgewater Herald j. Newton
Wilson, manager of the Natural Fails
Milling Co. of this place, and s. b. Nc
Fall, of Harrlsonburg, have bought th,
Edinburg Flour Mill from Capt. Geo
w. Koontz to take effect about tn,
first of May. Eugene Hanna, son o
Hugh Hanna of near Mt. Scion, wa
seriously injured Saturday night b.
being thrown FROM the horse he wa
riding. He had been to Bridgewate
and OH his way home the horse fell
throwing young Hanna to the groun
and falling Oh him. At last account
he was ia critical condition.
Last week G.. & O. train ON tn
Greenbrier Division, near Cass, struc