Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-12-27
Hon. A. c. Braxton spent Christmi
at home.

1
ter, Mrs. Thos. ID. Ransom.
Messrs. 1. G. and W. G. Morton of
Newport News. spent Christmas here
with their mother, Mrs. T. Z. Morto n.
Mr.. w. s. Humphries of Vesuvius,
has gone to Indiana to spend the holi
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hemp of Middle
brook, were among the shoppers here
on Monday.
Mr.. Edward Wright of Portsmouth,
has been spending the holidays with
bis parents.
Miss Ellen Guigon of Richmond. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. SChesley Kin.
ney.
Messrs. w. Frazier and W. Purvi.
ance Tams have been spending several
days here with their parents.
Mr.. w. W. Patteson Of Charlottes-
vile, is spending the holidays with biz
brothers, DR.. A. L. and Mr.. E. E. Pat
teson, at Augusta Springs.
DR.. G. D. Davis, who has just com
pleted the course at the Veterinary
College at Toronto. Canada, is at
home at Mint Spring.
Mr.. J. G. Bosserman OF the Par.
nassus neighborhood, is spending the
holidays with relatives near Green
vile, bis former home.
The Christmas present that Mrs.
William Luck of Roanoke, gave to
her bus band Tuesday was two boys
and two girls at birth, all doing well.
| MIR. John NJ. Young, now a resident
of San Francisco, Cal, left for that
city Chr istmas night, after visit OF
some weeks to bis old home here and
| to Northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erskine Miller
spent Christmas in Lewisburg with
Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Frazier.
Capt. 81. G. Niche Of Charlottesville
came over to spend the Christmas
with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. j. b.
| Catlett.
Mr.. Edmund Berkeley of Monroe,
La. is spending the holidays here with
his sisters, Misses Mary and Janet
Berkeley. He Is being warmly well
coined by his many friends.
Mr.. e. Emmett Greaver of New
York, is spending the holidays at his
old home in Stanton. The great city
seems to agree with Emmett as be is
looking in fine trim.
The many friends Of Mr.. James
Crowl will be glad to know that be is
recovering from the operation which
he underwent some weeks ago. He is
able to sit up. and his friends hope to
see him out again shortly.
MIR. r N. Carrier of Greens borO,
In. g., travelling representative of the
Armour Packing Co., is in the city
spending the holidays at the home OF
bis mother, Mrs. R. j. Carrier, on
North Jefferson street.
Mr. Priton r. Cost and Miss Maud
Pickens. daughter of Mr.. John D.
Pickens, of Quiet Dell, w. Va, neal
IClarksburg. were married at the
jamestown Exposition last August
but not until Tuesday did relatives
know about 1t.
Mr.. J. b. Adams of Lexington, was
paralyzed near Goshen on Friday, and
his wife brought him to StauntoI
, Tuesday. On arriving here they were
told that his life would be je0pardized
by continuing the journey, SO he wal
, taken to the Kings Daughters Hospi
tai.
II Mr.. VIM. Halter Coiner has gone tt
Charleston, w. Va, to visit his broth
er. Mr.. George P. Coiner. He was &C
, companied by his cousin, MI. John w
Crist. Both of these young men ar
students at the Dunsmore Bushes
College.
Mr.. Geo. r Jenkins, we'll know
saw.mill man of Monterey, Hig hlan'
| county. met with fatal accident Fri
day, He was struck by plank hurle'
from a circular saw, and receives
injuries from which he died in fey
hours. He leaves a wife and severa
children.
!. Mr.. Jonas A. Loewenbach, a retire,
j merchant Of Harrisonburg, died o.
d Sunday afternoon. He was born L
= Austria on Christmas day, 1928. II
was an active member of the Metho
dist church, and leader in all goo
work. Two sons and a daughter sui
V vive him.
: A telegram was received here Christ
II mas morning from DR.. Geo. L. Boon
:; of Troutville. near Roanoke. tna at hi
son Arthur had been killed the nigh
9 before by an N &W. train. The deceal
# ed. most promising yOnng man, wa
u a cousin of Messrs. A. S. and T.
o Woodhouse Of this city. No particl
r. lars of the accident have been r,
# ceived.
70 The State Board of Education at II
session in Richmond last week electe
Mr.. Geo. y. Green, editor of the Gil
ton Forge Review, superintendent {
= schools Of Allegheny county. M
Green was for some time connecte
:. with the SPECTATOR and has man
warm friends here, who heartily CO..
Uratulata him on his succesS He wi