Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-03-16

dnctlng a very successful lueeblnR
Craigsville for Rev. j K. Ballou.
Mr.. w. q. Woodward has returne
from a visit to his brother, Mr.. Harr
b. Wood ward lie Richmond.
Attorney Herbert J. Taylor was a
Charlotte Courthouse this week on leg;
business.
Miss Agnes Scott has returned hoD
from delightful visit of several month
in Galveston. Texas.
Miss Jessie Skeen of Covington, wh
has been visiting Capt. and Mrs. q. q
Gooch, returned home this week.
Col Robert CatIett of Rock bridge
has been appointed assistant Attorney
General. an office created by the last
legislature.
Hon. Edward Echols, wife and LITTLE
daughter, Hon. 8. H. Walker and wife
aud Mr.. S NJ. Donald, have returned
from Richmond.
Gov. Swanson has appointed Hon.
A. z. Gordon, a mem Der of the Board
of Visitors for the University Of Vir-
GINA for Il term of four years.
Miss Cochran, eldest daughter of
Lincoln Cochran. land assessor of Poca-
hontas county. died at the Hinton
Hospital last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. II. j. Anderson and little SON
Harry, have returned to Norfolk at
ter visit to Mrs. ADderson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S Z, Wissman.
Mount Sidney Lodge No. 1l9. [. o.
o. F., has elected Capt. G. 5. Roller,
Jr., delegate, and Mr.. N l.. Shreckbise,
alternate, to the meeting of the Grand
Lodge in Richmond, in May.
Geo Bradley, a bollermaker. of Lynch :
burg, who had lately been engaged as
an amateur detective, shot his wife
aud himself fatally Friday afternoon
about O clock in the city park there.
The Ohio2 cent fare went into effect
last week, and all railroads operating
in that State began the sale of tickets
at the new rate. All special tickets
b I'VE been abolished.
In the circuit court last week the
case of Blacks admir-. vs.. the Portland
Cement Co., was decided in favor OF
the plaintiff. The damages awards be-
ing $1,214.2O.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, the well
known phllanthropist. passed through
Staunton Tuesday evening in his pri-
vate car attached TO No. 5. He was
going to Hot Springs where he will
spend some time.
MI. Stonewall jackson boswell, q
prominent lawyer of Ashland, Va.
will be married on the 26th inst. to
Miss Daisy Hamilton, daughter of Mr..
J. P. Hamilton of the Hebron neigh
borhood.
Mrs. K. LeGrand Withrow has re-
turned to her home at MillbOro, much
improved in health, after stay of ID
month at the Kings Danghtsrs hs'spl-
tai, where she was treated. Her nus
band accompanied her home.
Mr.. j. Lucian Gleaves, of Myth
county, has been appointed chief clerk
by Col. s Brown Allen in tine office OF
o.. Marshal for the W stern district.
He succeeas Mr.. r. A. FulwGer. who
was recently appointed postmaster.
Mckee Il Co. of Philadelphia, who
have purchased about so, 900 acres of
timber on the head of Elk III Poe ahon-
tas county, will begin developing it
this spring. They will probably nnlld
to Marlinton or Glover Lick.
James Nj. Klnports, horn April 9TH,
1880, died at Hotel ROnceverte, March
9Th, 1906, aged Is years. 10 months and
20 days. He was a native of Holidays
burg, Pa, and came To Ronceyerte in
1882, being interested in the st. Law
renee Boom and Manufacting Co.
William CabelI, sou of Al Catell.
ESQ and nephew of Miss Anuie' and
Henderson Bell, of his place, was
knocked from buggy by street car
in Charleston. Tueaday night, run over
and so badly injured that he died III u
few hours -Greenbrie. Independent.
Mr.. Jacob K. Mauzy, prominent
citizen of Rockingham, died last week
at his home near Mauzy, at the dvanced
age of 81 years. He is survived by one
son. Mi. Joseph Mauzy. Deceased
was brother of Mr.. Richard Mauzy.
for many years the able aud popular
editor Of the SPECTATOR. who was
with his brother when the end came
Messrs. w. E. Huffer and W. K.
buckley, whose homes were neal
Churchville, left Ssaunton on Tuesday
evening last for trip through Indl-
ana, with view If loo Ating there. Ii
not pleased they will go on to Illinois.
The many friends of these Young lie L
regret that they have lsf5 Virginia
where they viii be much missed, and
where they were very popular.
Friday afternoon while attemptius
to get abroad a moving &. u o. heigh
train at Craigsville, Mr.. John Harris
Chief of Police, of Wayuesboro, fel
under the train and had his right arm
mashed. His rjuries were such tba
he was removed TO the Kings Daugh
tiers Hospital, whel e The member wa
amputated. His friends will be gla
10 know that he is doing very well.
on the D ID inst Mr. aud Mrs. H. I
Parker of Clifton Forge. gave II hirtt