Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-04-21
Personals.

Ah o. %. II. OOutS VI COu
tv, IS spending some time with her sc
DR.. Clarence Jones at ArbOr Hill.
Mr.. g. w. Bosserman of Middl
brook, was in the city Saturday G
business.
Mrs. Laura Clemmer has been al
pointed by the Corporation court al
miniSJratrIX of the late r. A Clemme
Mrs. j H. Clark of GreenviIle, ha
been visiting her parents. DIR. an
MIS-. s. G. Minor in Bridgewater.
Texas, has been visiting Mrs. +. (
Wayman on North Augusta street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. McCue and Mrs
Ellen H. McCue will spend the sum
mer at Fishersville.
Mrs A. j. Livick and Miss Mani
Livlck have been visiting the family
Of Mr.. }. n. Conner, near Waynesboro
Miss Ruth Myrtle went to CrimOr,
this week to be with her sister, Mrs
Laura Jones, who is quite sick.
Mrs. Waller r Staples, of Roanoke
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Z. IL
Trout.
Messrs. w. d. Wampler and H. A
ROdelfer have qualified rs adminlstra
tors of the late benjamin f. Wampler
Mrs Craig A. Haldeman. who spent
some time here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. s. Woodh0use, has re
turned to Washington.
Mr.. j NJ. Perry, attorney, advertises
that well known summer resort, Str1b
ling Springs, for rent the coming sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs H. FL. Blease and little
son spent Sunday with Mrs. Blease' s
parents, Mr. and Mrs Marion Koiner,
near Waynesbero.
Mrs. e.. q. Go0ch has been in w ash
ington this week to attend the meeting
of the Daughters of the American Rev
olution.
Mrs. John T.. Cranberry, Jr., who
spent some weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Reeves Gait, returned to Rocky
Mount on Friday.
Rev Paul Sieg of Bristol, Tenn,
who was called to Churchville by The
death of his father, Mr.. IL. b. Sieg, re
turned home Oh Saturday.
Mr.. e. A. Palmer sof Graham, w.
Va, has been spending some time
with his brother, Mr.. II. Clay Palm
tr at Greenville.
MIS- Robert Craig of Lynchb urg
who was called here by the illness of
her father, Mr.. K. H. Anderson, has
returned home.
Mrs Skeen and Miss Jessie Skeen of
COviugton, who spent some time with
relatives and friends here, returned
home Saturday.
Jacob P. Miller, a member of the
board of supervisors of Rockingham,
died on the 10Th inst. of pneumonia at
his home at broadway aged 80 years.
Messrs. G Frank CARRIER and j. J.
Prufer attended the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge of Royal Arcanum IN
Richmond this week
There are other good makes of cloth
ing, but none as good as Strouse
g. Bros. high art clothing. For sale at
W einberg's.
A fine horse belonging to Mr.. q.
Marshall Crawford OF Ferrol, was killed
by G.. u O. train Sunday night. The
animal wds appraised at $Sl50.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Slower of Spring
Hill, mother Of Rev. Geo. W. Slower,
VINO has been very ill with pneumonia,
Is very much improved.
Next w ednesday, the Goth, Rev. G.
W Slower Will address the ODD Eel
lows at Midland, Fauquier county, at
the Seth anniversary OF the order.
MIR. E. E. Helms has been cleo ted
by Golden Link lodge No. 22i, L. y.
o F. of MiddleDrook, delegate TO
the Grand Lodge which meets in
Lynchburg May 9uh.
The will of the late H. b. Seig was
admitted to probate IN the circuit
clerks office last week. The estate,
which is estimated at $40, 900. Is left
10 his wife and children.
News was received here Saturday OF
the death of Mrs. Nat. L. CatletG at
Montgomery, Alabama. Sue is sur
vlyed Dy her husband and one little
son.
Reserve your seats today for the
Eagles Operate MlnStrelS, which Will
he seen and heard at Beverly Theatre
on Wednesday and Thursday, April
rs and y.
When YOU deal at Weinberg's you
are sure of three thlngs-lirst, you get
good goods second, you Can depend
upon our word third, your money
back for anything not satisfactory.
Miss Rosa Johnson Tucker, daugh-
ter of Hon. Ii. st. Geo. Tucker, of
Washington, is the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. E Morgan PendletOn in Lexing-
ton.
Mr.. Thomas Bishop and Miss Mar
garet Plunkett were married on Tnes-
day evening at the home OF the brides
mother, III Plunkettsvllle. Rev. DIR.
NJ. l.. Wood officiating.
Mr.. S. NJ. Davidson and family, who
HAYES pent the winter in San Jose,
California, are Oh their way east and
expect to be at their old home near
Bells Valley by the 18th.
Leghorn eggs for Matching of the
brown, single comb breed, for sale ny
e. 7. Hammond, at the U. 5. Express
office or at n o. IA North Coalter street
TINS city.
Miss Lillian Perry, astudent at Hol-
Inns Institute, and daughter of MIR. j.
s. Perry of Roanoke. Va, will spend
the Easter HOLIDAYS, guest IN the
home of Mr.. N. Z. Watts, Madison
Place this city.
w. L. Olivier & Son, auctioneers, on
Tuesday sold for I. X. Hackman, trus-
tee. the house and lot Oh Winthrop
street, belonging to the late Mrs. Sarah
e Bondurant, TO Mr.. w. A. Grubert
for $995 cash.
Rev &. S. Lingamfelter, Synodical
ev angellst, who has been conducting
meetings IN Tldewater Virginia fol
tue past three mouths, reached home
on Friday He has had some very
fruitful services.