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

Mr.. Jos. Marklev Of Covington. wb'
has been visiting his brother nea
Annex, returned home on Monday.
Mr. II. Clay Shul'z of the Greenvil.
neighborhood, was among the visitor
re this week.
MIR. John p. East has returned IL
New York after spending the holiday
hare with his mother.
Miss Josie Houff of Laid. visitC
relatives at Penrose during the holi
days.
Mr. j. b. Smith. wife and little son
have been wishing relatives in Roam
oke.
Mr.. Ashby w. Woodward of Wash
ington, spent few days here with his
brother, Mr. Jos. b. Woodward.
Miss Bessie Hoge attended the house
party given recently by Mrs Stout at
New Hope.
Mrs G. P. Eichelberger of Danvllle,
who has been visiting Dr. Eichelber-
gers relatives here, has returned home.
Mrs J. r. Ellis and son have return
ed to Luray, after visiting her sister.
Mrs. ThOs. ID. Ransom.
Miss Frances Woodhouse is spending
a month in Washington with her Sis
ter, Mrs. G. A. Haldeman.
Next Saturday the 18th, 1.-The Raj ah
of Bhong" will be the attraction at
the Beverly.
Mr.. j. Il. Smith, one of WaynesbOrO's
prosperous citiz ans, was a pleasant
tller at this Office yesterday.
1t is said that Mr.. William d. Cald-
WELL of Hanover, will be the speaker
of the next House of Delegat -, when
it meets on January 10Th.
Mr.. Watson P. Gooch has returned
to Roanoke, after spending the holt
.ys here with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. &. &. Gooch.
Rev. ] G. CRANBERRY, Jr., and wife
o. Rocky Mount, who spent the holidays
hsre with Mrs Reeves Gait, have re-
turned home.
Miss Mary SPOTS wood Berkeley has
returned from visi to her brother,
Capt. Chas c. Berkeley at Newport
N ews.
Mrs. Chas. Tanner fell at her gate
Sunday night while starting for church,
breaking her left wrist and otherwise
brWsing herself.
MIR. j. III. Huffer of the SwOoLe
neighborhOod, has ret urned home after
a visit of some days to his relative Mr.
ID. Ii. Spradling at Waynesboro.
Miss Msdge Bucher of BIidgewater,
attended the house party given by Miss
Mamie Richie at Fort Defiance last
week.
RlMr. j. A. Parker has returned to
Raphlne, after pleasant visit Of some
days to his son. Mr. II. L. Parker, at
Clifton Forge.
A resolution was Introduced in the
New York legislature calling for the
resignation of Q S. Senator Chauncey
M. Depew, but later was withdrawn.
Prof. W, c. Morton, superintendent
of the public schools at Newport News
returned to that city Monday, after
spending the holidays here with his
parents, Capt. and Mrs T. G. Morton.
The first marriage license for 1906 to
be granted in the office of the clerk of
the circuit court was to Mr.. Artemus
G. Kidd to marry Miss Kate Shitfiett
near Swoope on January It'll.
Miss Mary Guy, who spent the holt
day here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Guy, has returned to Ma
rion, accomp anied by her friend, Miss
Morris, who was her guest.
Miss Elizabeth Dosh, niece of Mrs.
G.. A. Holt and Mrs. 4. D. HaislIp,
died on Sunday at her home in Wood
stock. She was % years old Christ
mas day.
The New York Times announces that
John A. Mccall resigned as president
of the New York Life on Satusday and
that the resignation has been accept
ed.
Ii. F. Scheele, trustee, advertses
some valuable personal property for
tie at public auction. The sale takes
place January Goth, on the farm of E.
G.. Harnesberger, near Stuart's Draft.
Miss n ora Anderson, after spending
the holidays at home in this city, re-
turned to her post of duty at William
son, w. Va where she is sten0grapher
To the law firm of Stokes & Bronson.
Mr.. J. A. Hoover former S5aun.
tonian, and now successful merchan
at Marlinton, w. Va. is spending hi
vacation days in our city, at the HON
of his father, Mr.. Henry Hoover, 10
Frazier street.
Mr.. j. Robert Blair, son of DR.. ].
Blair of Churchvllle, having spent tn
holidays at home, returned to Rich
mond this week where he resumed hi
duties as student at the Medical Col
legs of Virginia.
In the circuit court last week Messri
G.. w. Brown, w. Robt. Kunekl, Il
N. Tidd, Jas. W. Moran and John W
BARLEY, were appointed trustees fo
the Presbyterian church at August
Springs.
The Fremont Stock Go. has bee