Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-01-19

the Knights of Honor in Virginia, WI
i, The city last week.
Mrs. A. Patterson Of Wayntsbor'
h IS gone to Tennessee to visit her Sol
Mr.. j. Frank ltatteIson.
in the city Saturday, having come dow
to attend the Raj ID Of Bhong.
Mr.. Howard G. Thurmond and Mis-
Band Harp were united III marriag
at Basic City on Monday.
Miss Salie Schutterlee has gone t,
Florida, where she will spend som,
time visiting points of interest.
Mrs. Frank L. Holt and Mis- Cath
crime Holt are visiting relatives il
b fillmore.
Mr.. George Weston has purchased
for 50, 500 the residence of Mrs, Kate
Stout OH the corner Of Fred erick anC
Markers streets.
The condition of Capt. John N. Opls
which has been critical for the past
week, remains the SAINT, and his death
Is looked for at any moment.
Miss Eugenla Bumg ardner after Wis
j ing in New DIRK, will go to Morgan
ton, N. G., to visit her aunt, Mrs. DR..
j. p Murphy
Miss Annie Patrick left Wednesday
evening for an extended southern and
western trip. She was accompanied
by NJ ISIS May Arbuckle of WaynesborO.
Capt. Hartman Hiner of Doe Hill,
was In the city Saturday, returning
Va
Saturday the congregation of tue
Second Presbyterian church, called on
their pastor, Dr. Scott. and filled his
p .ntry with substantials and dainties.
Henry Pasegory, white man living
near Ruckersville in Creme county,
last week, drove his family from home
while drunk and set fire to his house
aud W as burned to death.
Mr.. Shelton Powers has gone to New
York, where he has taken a position
p4ny.
Mrs. j. G. Snead has returned to
Augusta Springs, after visiting tue
family of her cousin. Mr.. G. G. Dull.
here, and relatives in Rock bridge.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bosserman of Middle
brook, has the contract for papering
the handsome residence of Mr.. w. G.
Bosserman, on West Main street, and
is now working on it.
The friends of Mr.. w. L. Olivier,
who has been under medical treatment
at the Kings Daughters hospital, will
be glad to know that he will be able
to leave the hospital in few days.
Rev b. d. Cav and wife of Rich
mond, who spent some time with MIR.
Claws parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. P.
Cav. at Stuart's Draft, have returned
home.
La Charlottesville Monday the grand
jury returned true bill against j.
Antonio Ambroselli, who is charged
with criminally assaulting Rosa Dud-
ley. the IA year old daughter of Arthur
Dudley.
DIR. Hugh NJ. Mcllhany, Jr., who re-
Gently received a call to be rector of
the Episcopal church at Leesburg, has
decided to remain as secretary of the
Y. M. @. A. ut the University of Vir-
ginia for another year.
The conferees of the Seventh district
met in Harrisonburg Monday and re-
commended G. M. KeezIe for postmas-
ter at that place, to succeed Rev. A. +.
Funkhouser. Mr.. +. has been post
master for eight years. and Will make a
hard fight for reappolntment.
Rev. DIR. VIM. n, Scott left this week
to visit his former congregation in
Galveston, Texas. HI will be absent
about three weeks. DR.. Eggeston of
;ah io
Sunday and DIR. J. A. @ larles of LEX
ington, the following Sunday.
MessrR Frank T. Glasgow and Paul
M. Penlck, two prominent lawyers Of
Lexington, have purchased 100 acres
OF land just west of that place and will
plant large apple orchard. Next
spring the new owners will have plant
ed 2, 500 trees of selected varieties
. The barn belonging to Mr.. Eugene
Miller near Bridgewater, was destroy
ed by fire last week, together with its
entire contents. A particularly un
fortunate part of the fire was the de.
struction of eleven horses belonging tt
Mr.. Miller.
Prof. W. A B ,wles. superintendent
of the Virginia School for the Deal
and the Blind, was operated on at the
Kings Daughters hospital Monday fol
nastoiditis DR.. F. M. Hanger perform
ing the operation. He is SAID to have
stood it we'll, and his physician see
no obstacle to his speedy recovary.
Wednesday morning Miss Nam IL
burton, the accomplished daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Burton, O.
Churchville, was united in marriag
to Mr.. Horace ID. Allen of Berkele
Springs, w. Va. Rev. &. B. Fadele
performing the ceremony, assisted b
Rev. J. M. Plowden.
n. GbortSau Hnnkinq uho for