Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-06
Personals.

Mr.. J. A. Kennedy was in Clifto
Forge yesterday on business
Weinberg Clothing Co. are now cad
TO show you the latest spring styles.
Mrs. Il. NJ Wade and two children
OF Lexington, are visiting Mis- w.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs David O-Rurk
DIR. ID. A Bucner of BlidpewAler
WIS among his old friends here thi,
week.
Mr.. Russell NJ. Canter died at hi,
nome IN Fairfield on Tuesday, after a
lingering illness, aged about u years
Capt. H. Clay Niche of Charlottes-
vine, has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. J
CatleIt.
Mrs. +. f. Sterrett of Chariot tesyilIe.
Is the guest of Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson
In Richmond.
What ever you do. Don't buy a
spring suit until you have seen W elm
berg's stock.
The Senate has confirmed the an.
p1intment of j. Ii. Fur rs postmaster
ut Waynesboro.
Mr.. David McIlwaine Jones. son
or Mr.. and Mrs. ". ID. Jones, left last |
week for Georgia.
Mr.. Walter A. &. Argenbright has
taken "a position With the Weinberg
Clothing Co. and will be pleased to see
and wait on his many fIiends.
mis- Susan Harris. mother of Mr..
nm L. Harris Of this city. died on
wednesday after noon i'll Richmond
from pneumonia
Burglars broke into and robbed the
University of Virginia postoiiice Sat
turday morning and secured about :
$500.
EDWARD Tay lor, coloIed, attempted q
an assault on little white girl IN Cliff. 9
Ion fOrge Sunday and came near beirx f
lynched. He was hurried away by OF t
hcers TO Covingt ton Jail e
Messrs. Larner & Smith have CON- v
acted with the g ,vernme 1T to furnish %
more Than 100 Gu bile yards of crusht a
stone for repairing the road to the Ma. :,
tlonal cemererJ. a
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Glenn announce F
the marriage of their daughter, Mabel ia
10 Mr.. Charles Henderson Grafton. the &C
ceremony TO take place Wednt sday G..
evening, April Is, at Il O'Clock at tie
stanton Baptist church
Messrs. Larner Il Smith have con- ho
lrdcted Tor large amount of cement MI
paVemenfs for property owners in the 10
city. They have also put In a pulver- be
IL n at their rock quarry and are ell to
aoled to furnish the public any size of FC
crushed stone desired from dust m no
The WaynesborO Chapter, Daugh hn '
tiers of the COnfederacy, have given ~
jntract for suitable aud handsome y :.
monument to be erected in Rlyerview 49, -
cemetery to the memory of the Con- a.;
Federate soldiers buried there The -,
monument will be unveiled between ~.
May 10th and 2Sfh.
Mr.. }. w. Vawter and Miss Lula v. fuI
Aeyser were quietly married Wednes. den
lay evening at the manse OF the Sec Mr.
md Presbyterian church, Rev. DR.. W. the
n Scott performing the ceremony.
IN mediately after the ceremony Mr.. +,
nd Mrs VaWter We're driven to their
ave manv triands haso ,',S noIn this
earty congratulations a ues
Mr.. A. Weinberg, Of this city, receiv. Sta
d intelligence last eek of the death the
Holland on MarchA15th of his fa' her, Met
ir. Isaac weinberg. who was aged 81 tool
lie was native of Germany, but for the
ONE years up to 1898, when his wife by
led, lived in Baltimore. Mr.. Samuel ing
Feinberg, also of this city, is tna of the cam
We children. ed a
Master Harry Hevener, son OF Mr.. ~.
CO. w. Hevener, of Loudouu courfy, ~ nu'
former resident of Augusta. who hrs 'o'
cen spending the winter in Florida
hopes OF recovering his health, is not
approving in that climate, and his CT
lends are arranging to send him to folk
oloIouo oPtluRs. Inc llutte fellow ty, {
50 Mucu sympathy III DIS manly the
ruggie Ior health. lie is only four new
en- years of age. W