Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-06-02
Personals.

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vile, visited old friends here last weeI
Mrs. E. W. Stew ,rt is visiting he
brother, Mr.. r. Ii. ii illock in Lexington
Mr.. g. W. Parker of Goshen, fol
ner well known citizen of Stauntoi
is very sick.
Mr.. NJ. Kivlighan will leave Sunda
for Kansas City TO attend the NatiOna
Niilers Association.
Col. Robert Catlett who was recent
re elected superintendent of schools o
Rockbridge. has resigned.
Miss Salie Clark of Greenville, ha
been visiting Mis- Claude Wilton il
Harrisonhurg.
Misses Viola and lizzie McClurh O
Pennsylvania, have been visiting a
Mr.. r. A. Todd's near Mt. Scion.
Mr. j. Fred. Effinger, wife and child
are guests at the "Chalfonte" at At
laDtic City.
Mrs. J. W. Baldwin has returned
from visit to Washington, Richmond
and oJher places
Mr. Monroe Kelley who has been
spending some time in StauntOn has
returned to his home in Norfolk.
Mr.. Willie Coyner of Lyndhurst,
who has been away since the first of the
year. has returned home.
Miss Mary Watts who was operated
on for appendicitis recently at st.
Luke's hospital, Richmond, is improv-
ing.
Mr.. Jos. b. Woodward spent several
days in Washington with his brother,
MIR Ashby w. Wood ward, on a pleas
ure trip.
Mr.. G.. w Alexander of Waynesboro,
accompanied by his daughter, M ISIS
Rosa, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Chas + lesser in Newport News
Miss May Richie. who has been
teaching in West Virginia the past
session. has returned TO her home at
Fit, Defiance
Or. j. R. Athouse of near Basic City,
has been indicted by special grand
jury IN Harrisonburg. on charge of
forgery.
Mr.. George w. Hevener, former
popular citizen of the SwOope neigh
hOrhood. but who now resides in Lou
dnun county. is visiting relatives in
Augusta and Highland.
Mrs W. W. Manley and little son of
Lynchburg, who spent a few weeks
here with her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
j. A. Sherey. has returned home after
II pleasant visit.
Covington Sentinel Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Dull of Staunton visited bis
daughter NJ RS M A. Huffman in this
city IA few days the latter part of last
week and the first of this week
Mr.. A. J. Miller one of the oldest
citizens of the Moffatt's Greek neigh
horhood, suffered stroke of paralysis
n few days ago His condition has
somewhat improved.
MIR. John W. Meade went TO Rich.
mond Wednesday 10 attend the funeral
of bis mother, Mrs. Mary A. Meade.
no died at her home in PHILADELPHIA
on Tuesday, after long Illness.
Rev. w. Q. HuIlihen, Rev. r. c. Jett
and Messrs. Jos s. Cochran. A F.
Robertson. and Mrs. E w. Bissel are
in Wytheville attending the annual
meeting of the diocese of Southern
Virginia.
Judge Joseph Christian died Mon
day afternoon at the Retr eat for the
Sick, at Richmond after long illness,
aged n years Be was for many yeaIs
Judge of the Supreme Court of Vir-
GINA.
Mr. Stuart Olivier. formerly of this
city, will be married in Baltimore on
June 18th, to Miss Sara Wright Rec
side, the ceremony will take place at
the home Of the bride on North Calvert
street, Baltimore.
Baron AlphOnse de Rothschlld, head
of the French branch of the banking
house bearing the name of R0thschild.
and governor of the Bank of France;
died Friday morning from acute brOn-
chitis, aggravated by govt.
Mr.. John A. Hupman, the popular
constable of Beverly Manor, has been
suffering from severe attack of ap-
pendicitls. At first at thought an op
Grafton would be necessary, but now
it will not be necessary. He is now
much improved.
Mr. Frank Raymond Asst, formerly
of this city. Will be married OIL the It'll
inst at BuckhannOn, w. VA. 10 Miss
Ir.na Witheis, daughter of Mr.. and
RS John s. Withers of that place.
The ceremony will take place in the
Methodist church at s p. III.
Mr.. r. Emmett Kinney, deputy in
the flee of Marshal s. Brown Allen,
suffered a stroke of paraly sis in his en-
tire right side Monday night, and is
seriously i'll at bis home. MIR. Kinney
is very popular gentleman and his
friends will regret 10 hear of his con
dition.
Strouse u Bros, high art clothing
have higu 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
Stanton to them.
Mrs. John Nj. Jones, of Doe Hill,
Va, died on Friday, of acute Bright 3
disease, aged about AZ years. Mrs.
Jones was a daughter of tue late Viii
liam lliuer, and Il most estimable lady,
being we'll and favorably known
throughout Highland and Pendleton
counties, She leaves a husband and
three children.
Byron, the six years old son and only
child of Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas j. Har
man. died in Baltimore Monday. after
short illness. Accompanied by the
parents the body reached the city Tues.
day. The funeral service Was held in
ThornrOse al 5 O'Clock Wednesday at
ternoon, where the interment took place
Mr.. F. Graham COotes so we'll anG
favorably known here. associated witt
MIR. Rae SlJau i'redin, will begin theil