Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-01-12
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Personals.

baen visiting friends here
Mr.. w H. Henderson of Swoope.
was in the CITY Wednesday.
Miss Stevie Roadcap of Raphine. If
visiting Mrs. S. q Roadcap in Way.
nesboro,
Rev. Father Van Ingelgem was in
Clifton Forge this week the gnest OF
ev. Father w. CASTOR Payne.
Mr.. Isaac Witt, accompanied by his
n, Mr.. Julius WITT, went to Wash.
lngton this week.
Hon. J. s. Craig and wife of Cold
Sulphur Springs, were in the city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. A. Palmer and her little
niece, Eleanor Opie, are visiting in
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Mrs. NJ Summer6eld has returned
from delgh full trip TO New ork
and Norfolk.
Miss Bonnie Snyder left Tuesday
for Clifton Forge to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. }. d. Dunford.
Mrs. J. $ Browning who WAS visit
lug Mrs. J. NJ SPOTS, has returned to
Buefeld.
Mrs. j. b. Levy of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives OF her old home in
Waynesboro
Hon. edward Echols left Tuesday |
f,r Richmond, to be present ut the op |
ening of the Senate on w ednesday.
Mr.. j. Il. Huffer of near SwOope,
was a pl easant caller at our Office on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Turner Ashby has moved his
family from Churchville about nile
down jennings branch to his farm,
where they Will reside.
Hon. s. Il. Walker and wife letl
Monday for Richmond. They VIII be
guests at the new Richmond" during
the session of the Legislature.
Mr.. Edward Shea, who underwent
severe surgical operation at the King s
Daughters hospital last week, is doing
as we'll as could be expected
Mr.. ahd Mrs. II. &. Elchelberger
have returned from Norfolk where
MIR. Eichelberger attended the meeting
of the Virginia Hotel Association.
MIR. Berlin A Reedy left Wednesday
afternoon for his home near Singers
Glen, IN Rockingham. to attend the
funeral of bis sister. Mrs. Myrtle Hill.
Mr.. T. l.. Maupln, the popular ope
rator and agent of the N. u W. at
Grottoes, was this week guest of
frieuds at Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. }. G. Houff of near Laid, last
week butchered two hogs, one tipping
the scales at 4794 lbs and the other
3O44 lbs. Both were young hogs.
Mr.. Chas 2 Serrett and Miss Laura
IA. l
in Washington Oh Thursday OF last
week. Rev. f. NJ. Bristol pei forming
the ceremony.
MIR. VIM. +. Blue, formerly of this
city, bat now residing IN Cnarlotles-
wills. was married there Oh Thursday
of last week to Miss Lily Mae Murray
Rev. Geo. E. Booking officiating.
Mr.. VIM. Larner accompanied by his
friend, Mr. Hartman s. Palmer OF
Washington. attended the meeting OF
the National Association of Cement
Users in Milwaukee this week.
Mrs. S G. McGuffin is very ill at the
home of her son, MIR. w. w. McGuffin
at Sewell, w. Va Mr.. Charles NC
Guff1n was called to her bedside Mon
day.
Capt Samuel Wilson of Charlottes.
Vile, was here Wednesday. and took
home with him his wife and children |
who had been visiting relatives in the |
county.
Or. Hugh NJ McIlhany of the Uii-
yersity of Virginia, son OF Capt. II. ID.
MeIlhany of this city, has received
call to the rectorship of st. Jane
Episcopal church at l. .esburg.
Little Eleanor Surber, daughter of
Mrs. Edward Surber, sustained. a pain
full fracture of the leg below the knee,
Tuesday afternoon while coastlng IN
ward Of Mrs. A. s. Lara on East Main
street.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mamie Burton of Church
vile and Mr.. Horace d. Allen OF Berk-
eley Springs, W. Va. The ceremony
will take place January 18th, at
Churchville.
Capt. Chas S. Roller, principal of
the Augusta Military Academy near
Fort Defiance, suffered a partial stroke
of paralysis Friday night. His con
dition has improved somewhat. and his
friends hope for his recovery.
Twenty one miners, three white and
eighteen colOred, were instantly killed
on Thursday OF last week by explo-
sion of fire damp. or mine gas, in the
CJaldale Coal Company niue at Coal
male, w. Va.
MIR. William TaIiaferro and his two
daughters, M Uses Eugenia and Cecil,
of Newport, left Tuesday for Medill,
Indian Territory, where they will
spend some months with Mr.. TaIia.
fsrro's brother, Col. L d. Taliaferro.
Rev. Geo. s. Lghtner a al wife Of
South Portsmouth, Ky, nave return