Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-11-16


Memorial hospital, Richmond.
Miss Mary Ellen Warwick is vi-i
ing friends in Lynchhurg.
At the Beverly on the 23Ld will |
.eeu Mildred & Ruuchre, the W res
Mr. j. }. Huffman and wife I
SpOttswOOd, were among The visitor
TO the city last week.
Mrs. John W. bird of Mill Gap,
visiting her brother, Mr.. W. b Scott
near Stuart's Draft.
DR.. Werner Dunlap and family q
Rnsb Run, w. Va, are vii ing II !,
lives at Middlebrook.
Bell. the poultry man. wants fat
young turkeys, for which he is pHini
the highest cash price. See hi. al. .
Miss Ida Henkel # New Market, il
visiting at the home of her brut' er
Dr. H. II. Henkel
MFR. VIM Il Mcti'ha dial AZ Basic
City on Tuesday, and bis remains were
taken to McGaheysville for burial.
Mrs. I. r N. Speck and daughter.
Miss Rachel. are visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Fitzgerald Elder has returned
from delightful visit to relatives in
Chicago and Pennsylvania.
Mr. G. J. Armistead is visiting rela-
tives in Richmond. He has not been
we'll for some time, and hopes the
change will prove of benefit.
Capt. Samuel Wilson and wife, who
were called here by the death OF Capt.
Wilson q father, have returned to Char
lottesville.
Mr.. E b. Butler, an old Stanton
boy, has been quite i'll at his home i'll
Covington. lie Is threatened with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. K. A. Hamilton, who mas been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Harry Is.
Hanger, at Richmond. KY. has return
ed home.
Mfr. and Mrs Robert Hartigan have
returned to Roanoke. They were call
ell here by the death of Mrs. Bare. Mrs.
Hartigar g sister.
The football game Friday afternoon
between the Deaf boys and High School
STUDENT on the Institution grounds.
was won by the High School boys.
Score + 20 8
Mrs. G. V. Lswford of Washington,
a guest of her friend, Miss Margaret
Y. Timberlake, on North Lewis street,
the past ten days, left for that city on
Wednesday last.
Mr.. Gordon Baker and his attractive
young bride, nee Miss Lois Batksdale
OF Roanoke. are spending few days
with bis sister, Mrs. j. G. Foster, Re
turning home from their bridal tip.
Capt. q Julian Pratt, the active and
efficient assistant Inspector General Of
the Grand camp OF Confederate Vete-
rams for the 10th district, has been re
appointed for the current year
The Internont Hotel at Covington
has been sOld-the purchaser being Mr..
DE Armitt who formerly conducted
the De Armitt Hotel at Marlin on, W
Va. The price is understood to be
$4,000.
Mrs. j. McF. Hall, wife Of Postmas
ter Hall, of SJuart's Draft, WAS strick
en- with paralysis last week. Her many
friends will be grieved to hear this sad
news, but will hope that she may soon
recover her health.
Among those from Staunton atterd
ing the General Baptist Association in
Richmond are Rev. Dr. o. +. Gregory,
Capt w. H. Kable aud wife, Mrs Jno.
Is. Hoge, Miss Mamie Harris and
Mr.. Frank Grafton.
Capt Geo. W. Nelms of Newport
News. who was we'll known in COnfed
crate circles while living in Stanton,
has been appointed assistant Inspector
General for the 1st district of the
Grand Camp of Virginia.
The frieLds of Mr.. Thomas Kivlighan
(''Tom Kib" as he was Familiarity
known) will be glad to hear that he
has resigned bis rua on the Seaboard
Air Line Pullmans and come nearer
home to live He is now the popular
caterer at Hotel Kavanaugh, Harrison
burg.
The Rife Hydraulic Co.. of Way
nssboro. is making preparations to put
in large cement dam to replace the
old wooden one that was washed away
during the heavy rains of a few weeks
ago. Unless hindered by bad weather
they hope to have the dam ready at an
early date.
DR.. j. =. DeJarnett, superintendent
Of the Western State Hospital. has
gone to New York, where he will at
tend a convention of physicians for thu
purpose Of conference on tubercu
losis. having been appointed by The
Governor to attend the meeting. Mrs
DeJarnett accompanied him.
DIR. John B. Morton of Pulaski, wen
from Synod direct to Golfers towr
with the pastor of that church ant
held a protracted meeting Of II days
which resulted in additions to th
church OF about rs persons, of VIII on
over 20 were on profession Of thei
faith. DR.. Morton returned to his ow
charge last week.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Har