Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-02-02
LOCAL DEPART m e r.
Personals.

Miss MAY L4veil, OF near this city,
visiting friends IN Richmond.
Juds- ;. II. I.etcher of circuit chur|
l. spending some DAYS iu Richnoed.
Misa Mary Templeton Of Waynes
boro, spent Monday in the city.
Miss Nitn Sashaw If Craigsville,
Spending some time in New York
Mrs. K. NJ Hardy has returned from
visit to Richmond.
Messrs. JOS A Glasgow and j. K
DIR. J. b. Rawlings, who has been sc
i'll at the Kings Daughters Hospital
is improving, although still vary weak
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walter have
returned home after pleasant trll
north.
Mrs. Chas. Il. Craig of Craigsville
was here last week, visiting her moth
er, Mrs NJ K Carrier.
Abraham Early of the New Hope
neighborhood, spent several days lasl
week with his sisters in Bridgewater.
Mrs. Thomas Hogshead of the Par
lesus neigh borhood, has been very i'll
for some weeks
Mr.. r &. Vance. cashier of the First
National Bank OF Waynesboro, was in
Philadelphia last week ON business
Miss Myrtle Lupton has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends
in Charlottesville.
Miss Frances Woodhouse returned
Wednesday flom Washington, where
she spent Il IN uth with her sister,
Mrs. q. A. Haldemap.
The pOstoffice at Kuightly was dis
continued yesterday Hon. II. D.
Flood made a hard light to prevent
the closing of The office, but fail, d.
MIR. RObt. Kunkel, merchant and
postmaster at Augusta Springs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Kunkel spent day
this week in the city.
Mr.. w. l.. Whitlock OF Fire Creek,
w. Va, who WAS called here by the
death of his sister, Miss Ida Whit
lock, has returned home.
Rev. DIR. Fraser announced Sunday
that protracted meeting would begin
at the First Presb yterian church on
February 10Th, in which Rev. DR..
Laird of Danville, would take part.
Mr.. w. L. Olivier, who has just left
the Kings Daughters Hospital has
gone to Southern Pines, n. c., accom-.
panied by his son. Mr.. Fielding Olivier.
He hopes the change will benefit his
health.
Mrs. Sallie Huntley died on Thurs
day night of last week at her home in
the county. She is survived by her
husband, father. mother, and four sis
tera and five brothers. The funeral
took place Saturday morning from the
BedIey auditorium.
Rev. Samuel p. Halves, pastor of the
Presby terrain church at Columbia, leu
nessee, WAS in the city last week, greet
ing old friends and acq uaintances. He
is son OF the late lamented H. h.
Halves, ID. ID formerly resident here
while pastor of the Second Presbyte-
riau church
Rev. 6. b. Fadeley Of Churchvil'e,
has been conducting a most interest
ing meeting at Stokesville. There
have been large number of CONVEX
sIons, and the interest is OH the in
crease. Tue music is under the direc
ton of p. of. j. Oven Long of Lacey
Spriag.
On account of the Indictment wealth
or The meeting which was to have been
held in StauutOn last Saturday for the
purp use of reorganizlug tue Augusta
County Teachers Associa, ion has been
postponed until tomorrow Saturday,
FEB. 3fd. In order not to conflict with
the Beverly Manor teachers meeting
at | O'Clock the Association will be
called TO Uider promptly at 10 o'clock
H.. IN. in the office of Supt + D. Peale.
Ali teachers are earnestly requested
to be present.
Mr.. q. Frank CARRIER, of the clOthii &
tioe of suit against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway company for " 5Ot
damages for being put off train at
Basic City some months ago. while OF
his way to Baltimore. Mr.. CARRIER
bought the return end of week end
round trip ticket from Washington t
MiiIboro which tickets are indicated
to run out Monday night at Il O'Clock
On Tuesday morning Mr.. CARRIER start
ed to Baltimore and the conductor de
ciined to take tue ticket, SAYING thai
/, was not good aud put Mr.. CARRIER Of
at Basic City.
Mr.. VIM. 4. Brown of Rockville
Indiana, who has been spending som
time in Augusta aud Rockingham
among his relatives aud friends, VIA
in StauntOn this week. He had wantet
for years to visit New Market wher
his captain and sergeant are buried
aid he succeeded this trip i'll makin
the visit. Captain u. W. Somers {
the 7th Va. cavalry, Ashby's old Br
q de, and Sergeant Counts, were she
Nv the iankees just after the war an
their graves are hear New tIaIke
Mr.. Bro VII was d member of Cap
Spfners' COMPANY, but was prisOnt