Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-11-30
FRANK G. HANGER,
Mems ard Boys Furnishings.
Cor Main g. Now SITS
Additional Personals.
Cor. Main & New SITS.

Mr.. Henry CARRIER, who lived about
four miles north of Craigsvilfe, died
on Tuesday morning, aged about 80
years. of pneumonia. He is survived
by bis wife and one son, Mr.. j. T. Gar
Der of Waynesboro.
Mr.. j. A. Wilson. formerly of Sw0ope,
died this-week at Red Bluff, California,
aged about so years. Several brothers
and sisters of the Swoope nelghbor
hood survive him. The remains are
expected here Saturday and the inter
ment will be at Hebron.
Israel MongoId. Of Brooks Gap,
Rockingham comfy, 70 years old, who
is reported to be the father of 81 chill
dren, was Saturday sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years for having
shot and killed his 14.year old son,
Casper, about two months.
Mr.. Homer Seal, a young man en-
plOyed at the Virginia Portland &c
ment Works at FOrdwick. had his left
arm shattered of rock from a blast
Saturday. He was brought to the
Kings Daughters hospital, where DIR.
Catlett is trying to save the arm.
w. A. Wilson. admir-. of the late A..
F. Harlow, has brought suit in the Cir
cult court against the G. & D. Ry. for
$4,000. Young Harlow was struck by
loose step of the fast train at Angus
ia Springs in August, while walking
along the track to his home.
George, the five-year-old son of Mr..
g. w. Shinault of Deerfield. was killed
Friday at that place. He was attempt
ing to climb on the back end of a
heavily loaded wagon when the wheel
slipped of a rock and the coupling
pole struck him over the heart aud
killed him instantly.
Mr.. o. A. Tucker was held up Sat
urday night and badly beaten by ne
gro man and woman, and robbed of
what money he had on his person. An
drew Hamilton and bis wife were ar
rested and placed in Jail. The woman
admitted the crime. They were held
for the grand jury.
Mr.. w. R. Demastus, the we'll known
contractor and finisher of Swoope. was
in the city Saturday on business. He
near there for Mrs. Bessie A. Bell, and
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of another for her. Mr.. Demastus is a
first.class man in his business and his
work always gives satisfaction.
On Friday evening, Mrs. 6. Hamil-
ton Wilkins entertained at her home In
Lynchburg, in honor of her guest.
Miss Mary Warwick, of this city.
There were four tables of euchre. For
the ladies autumn leaves were used as
makers, and for the men miniature
turkeys. A two-course supper was
served.
The supervisors met Monday and at
ter allowing accounts the following
road petitions were allowed: w. II.
Talbot and others for road in South
river, appropriation $3.50; J. A. Walker
and others, for road in North river,
appropriation, $500; l.. P. Williams
and others for road in Middle river,
appropriation $3.50.
The Presbyterian churches at Craigs
Vile and Augusta Springs have called
to their pulpit the Rev. L. l. Moore
of North Carolina. This action was
taken by the congregation at Craigs
Vile last Sunday after services, Rev
J. E. Booker moderating the meeting.
1t is understood that Mr.. Moore will
favorably consider the call and should
he accept, will probably take charge of
the passionate the first of December.