Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-17
Personals.

IL ID. uttie OF GreenVllIe.
l the city this week business.
Hon. A. f Withrow of Bath. spe
several days here this week
Mr.. G. T. Jordan went to Washin
ton this week on business.
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Walter have !
turned from delightful trip north.
Mr.. H. H. Harlow spent couple
days in Lexington his week in the Il
tarest of the FIaternal Order of Eagl,
Mrs. Skeen and daughter, Mi.
Jessie, of Covington, have been tn
tests of Capt. aud Mrs. u e. Gooet
Mrs. Kittie D.ver died on Wedoe g
day night of last. week, at Pine Grove
Highland county, aged about 81 years
Mrs. T. r n. Speck has ret urne,
from visit of several week to Baltr
more
DR.. }. b. Tuttle has qualified az ad
mlnistrator of the estate of the lat<
Rev. r. Nj. futile.
Mr.. Chas. NJ East as returned from
visit to his brother, MI John p.
East IN New York.
Mrs |. E. Cameron is very i'll with
pneumonia at the home of her daush-
ter, MRS. John N. Opie, Jr
Mr.. Arthur Valz has taken q posi-.
ton as book keeper with Mr.. Thomas
H0gshead.
Judge Geo. K. Anderson and wifc of
Clifton Forge, have been the guests of
the family of Capt. G. e. Gooch.
Hon. Edward Echols, who has been
quite sick, is improving, although it
will be some days. before he will be
able to leave the house.
Messrs. W. b. McChesney, A. A. |
Eskridge. J. r Kemper and K. 4. |
Tyler, have oeen attending the Nj asonic |
Grand Lodge in Richmund this week.
Mr.. Samuel G.. Ramsey of Nelson |
county and Miss Drue E. Bradley of |
Waynesboro. were married at the lat
ter place On Wednesday,
The will of the late Mrs. Sarah E.
Llghtner was admitted to probate in
the circuit court clerk office, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Laura beard of 5altimo ore. who
was called here toy the illness and
death of her father, Mr.. VIM. Nc
Keever. is very Ill with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Joseph of
Cleveland, Ohio, who have been visit
have returned home.
Mr.. A. Stuart r ,bertson has re-
turned to the U University of Virginia,
after spending several days at his
home here. ii
Mr.. q. L Hamilton of Charleston, .
w. Va, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hamilton, near Hebron
church.
MIR. L. s. Wright, editor aud mana =,
ger Of The Clifton Forge News, came {
down and spent Sunday with his IA d
Their, Mr.. w. L. Wright. Ii
Mrs. Myrtle, whose husband, con-
duetor Stewart Myrtle, WAS killed p
some months ago. has instituted suit "
against the N. & W. Ry. for 10000. n
Mr.. J. R. Tucker has been appoint
ed commissioner in chancery by the
corporation court. He takes the place
of the late j. R. Fishburne. "
Mr.. John B. Evans of Tynehburg.
a former esteemed citizen OF Staunton, 9,
is very Ill at his home in the Hill City. :,
He has been in bad health for some r,
time past. l.,
A serious cutting ARRAY took place
at the G. & O depot at Clifton Forge ii
on Sunday last. IN which Fraok Laven- "
der cut Fred Giililand, though not In
fatally.
Mr.. John Crosby. who WAS operated !,
on some weeks ago in Richmond for ;,
appendicitis, will return home In a
week Or ten days His wife returned
from Richmond last week.
Mrs. Virginia Il. Mallory of Rich
mond. Va, died Wednesday, Feb. Sth, 4
aged "a years, of pneumonia. She =;
was the MY surviving sister of Mrs.
William T. Price of Marlinton, West -
Va.
Mrs. A. S. Booker aud little son, j.
who have been visiting Mrs. Booker's l.
mother, Mrs. j. H. Crozier, In this "
city, and Mr.. Booker's parents near z
Waynesboro, returned to Blue field, w. b
Va, Saturday. IL,
Mr.. James Trayer, formerly of this -
city, died in Roanoke on Saturday and
was buried there Monday. His wife "A
q ad two daughters survive him. He
was brother OF Nessrs. William and
Hemp Trayer of this city.
Congressman Hay has introduced a q
bill granting an j. crease OF pension 10 OF
Mrs. ). A. j. Layman, of Grottoes a.
Va, from $l2 to $50 month. Mrs. a,
Is a widow of soldier of the g.
war of 1912. Ir
Mrs. Ide, widow of the late Prot. E,
Louis lde, died on Monday at the
home of her daughter in Easton, Pa.
Her remains were brought to Staun-
ton and laid beside those of her hus. G.
band in Thornrose cemetery. n
The pension board OF Augusta met ~