Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-13
Personals.

MIR. +. P. Wayland OF Waynesboro
was here this week.
Weinberg Clothing Co. are now read,
TO show you the latest spring styles.
Mrs A. u. Hartman of Goshen. wal
III the city this week.
Asa Clark, Esq who has been livins
at Ghurchville, has move to Ssauntot
aud will 20 into business here.
Miss Lucy Bowles is the guest oil
Miss Mary Hartman near University
OF Virginia.
Mr.. Edward Dore and daughter,
Miss Maize, are visiting relatives in
Warrington.
What ever you do. Don't buy a
spring suit until you have seen Vein
bsrg's stock.
Mr.. j. L. Rohrer, the popular ear
rIer ON Churchville r. F. ID. No. l,
was In the city w sdnesday.
Mr.. Isadore Barth of Kansas City,
Mo-, has been visiting his sousin, Mr..
Jos. l.. Barth.
The President bias appointed Mr.. C.
P. Nair to be postmaster at Clifton
Forge for a third term.
Miss Ellen Cuursey, of Highland,
has been visiting Mrs. John koinsr
near Fishersville.
Mr.. Jos. L. Barth has returned from
the northern markets, where he added
largely to his spring stock Of clothing.
The Spring meeting Of Lexington
Presbytery will meet in Lexington be-
ginning May 1st.
Mrs. Porter NJ Woodward has re-
turned from q visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Haywood T. Baylis in Columb ia,
s &.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ramsey of Lyndhurst,
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. e. W. Mohlsr, returned home
Monday.
DR.. 8. P. Hite and Mr.. Cyrus Creigh,
who have been spendi ng the winter in
Florida. reached home this week. DIR.
Il ties health has much improved.
Mr.. W. W. Gibbs spent a few days
here last week and Monday night re-
turned to New Y ork, from which place
hs will shortly sail for Europe.
Miss Emma Lyle, one of Millboro's
charming young ladies, WAS in the city
Monday shopping, aud paid our office
d pleasant call.
Mrs. A. NJ. Valz who has been spend
ing some DAYS with her sister, Mrs. l..
4. WaddsIl in Albemarls, has return
ed home.
Rev. Y. Won A. Riser, pastor of
Grace Lutheran church vt Waynes'
boro, has resigned to accept cali to
RIncon, Ga.
Rev. L. II. Paul. of Messy Greek,
has boon conducting . series Of meet
log for Rev. G. Il. Stribling at Way
nesboro.
Bethel Eneampmeuta at Fordwick has
elected J. Gardner Bare, delegate. and
r. s Reid. alternate, TO the Grand En-
cxmpmsnt of Odd Fellows, which meets
June u, in Harrisonburg.
Tom Carr was tried in the CORPORA
tion court Wednesday for breaking Ia
to the bar OF J. j. Murphy. He wal
found guilty and given five months IN
Jail.
Mrs. H. L. Parker OF Clifton Forge
has gone to Charleston, W. ". to De
nrspsut at the marriage OF her cousin
Mr.. MT Davis, which takes place u
the 18th inst.
Announcement is made OF the mar
rage on the 10th inst Of Miss Marie
Louise Munds of this city, aud MI. W
r. Tyree. Jr., formerly OF this city
bat now living in Norfolk
Mrs.O. A. Bailie, who was paralyze'
some days ago at the home OF he
daughter, Mrs. w. 5. Moffett, nea
Mint Spring, was taken TO Richmon'
Tuesday, she was accompanied by he
sop, Mr. Thos. D. Bailie.
&c. Hunt, a brakeman on the n
& w. Ry., WAS struck by the overhea
bridge ut Basic City, on sunday wnii
on top of car, and knocked OF AL
killed. He was about a years OF az
aud unmarried,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Frazier OF Rict
Inond, have issued invitations to I'll
marriage Of their daughter, Gladys,
Mr., Alexander Erskins Miller OF Stau
ton, on Wednesday, the 25th OF Apr
at half after three o clock, at s21 We
Grace street, in the city OF Richmon
The spring meeting OF Virgin
urssbytsry, Associate Reformed Pre-
byterian church, will be held
Ebenizer church beginning toda
when the opening sermon will
preached BY Rev. 3. w. Hadd
pastor OF Old Providence church.
There seems to be quite mad d
panic around GresnVille. A numl
of cattle have been blsten and sol
time ago two dogs owned by DR.. T.
Peyton were bitten and be had tn
put under restraint at once, but j
twelve days from the time that til
were bitten both died in great ag0n,
Mr.. Norman Campbell aud Miss NJ
IL. Frank, two popular young PEG
ot near Meyers Cave, this coun
were quietly married Monday NORM