Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-11-08
LOCAL IMPAIRMENT.
Personals.

Mrs. A. e. Harman of Goshen, wal
visitor here on Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Stout is visiting be
brother, Mr.. Alex. Nelson, in Roanoke
Mr.. J. Fred. Effinger, wife ant
daughter are taking in the exposition
Mr.. J. II. Perkins of Fordwick. has
returned from visit to Richmond.
Mrs. J. Frank West of Roanoke, j.
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ii. H
Wayt.
DR.. W. F. DICKENS and wife have
moved into their new home at 112 south
Madison Place.
Jno. R. Hidy, Esq. and family of
Charlottesville, left las5 Tuesday to
spend the winter in the far South.
Mr.. Edward A. Hamilton of the
county, has returned from a business
trip to Albemarle county this week.
Mr.. Thomas M. Butler has returned
from a.short visit to his son, Mr.. E. b.
Butler. in Covington.
Mrs. 81. II. Henkel. Miss Halle
Henkel and Miss May Arbuckle are
taking in the exposition this week
Hon. A. G.. Braxton Was here this
week, having come up from Richmond
to vote.
Mr.. M. w. MeIcereau was elected
by the council to fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. VIM. Larner, who recent
ly resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Beard of Ronce-
verte. viva, are guests of Mr.. Boards
sister, Mrs. James Moore. at Mount
Sidney.
Mr.. James b unch, Jr.. of New Hope.
is spending some weeks in Clifton Forge
visiting his nephew, Mr.. Homer W.
Wright.
Mr.. f. L. Sublett of Harrisonburg,
was in the city last week and before
returning purchased handsome au.
tomobile FROM Mr.. A. E. Harnsberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. farmer and son,
Herbert, have returned from the Expo
sition and visit to their SOD, Thomas,
in Richmond.
d Mr.. j. H. Wamsley, for many years
with the Adams Express Co. here. but
more recently agent at Clifton Forge,
has been appointed a travelling repres-
entative, with headquarters at Elkins,
w. Va.
The Augusta Medical Society met in
assembly hall on Wednesday afternoon.
Among those reading papers of inter
est were Doctors A. F. Kerr, 3. II.
Burton. A. l.. Alexander, ). B. Tuttle
and E. Lacy Gibson.
Mr.. R. H. Dudley and family of
Messy Creek. returned this week
from an extended trip to Washington,
the Exposition, Richmond, Yorktown
and other points of interest.
Lieut.. Harry Cootes had a narrow
escape from serious injury at James
town last week. While practlcing for
q tournament his horse slipped and {
fell. but fortunately Lieut.. Coetes es-
capped.
Mr.. VIM. V. Smiley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. Smiley of Moffatt's
Creek, was married on the 9th ult., at ,
Newark, Ohio. His bride was Miss
oesuie Rhoades of that city. Rev. DIR
Franklin of the Episcopal church, Of
Debating. Mr.. Smiley is graduate of
the V. M. /. OF the class of 1902. Since
eaving the V. NJ l. be has been con-
lected with the engineering depart
nent of the B. & D. railroad. Is
The fire barn of Mr.. Chas. E. Ellison
bout mile from Waynesboro, was
destroyed by fire Saturday morning
The building valued at $4,000, was
partly insured. but the contents valued
It 81, 900, was an entire loss. When
be fire was discovered it was beyond !,
,Ontrol.
Cards are out for the marriage of t.
VI iss Salle Ross Crawford, adopted
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Zarnes, with MIR. Clarence Karnes o
Iildebrand, the marriage to take place t,
Z $50 a. 10. the 18th instant, at the l
esidence of Mr.. Karnes On Barren a
Ridge. Miss Crawford is charming
Dung lady and has a host of friends.
The wife of Mr.. q E. Beard of Mill
'oint, Pocahontas county, died on w
thursday last, the 31st ult , after a
rief illness of pneumonia. She was
aughter of the late Col. Paul Nc
Ieel of that county, a sister of the d
ate Mis-. ID. A. Penick of Kerr's sc
,reek, Rockbridge county, and of Capt. u
ohm A. McNeel of Lexington. She d
7as one of the most esteemed women "
the county. being possessed Of that 10
trength Nf mind and body which made oe
er presence felt wherevers CHANGED gu
o be. Her untimely death will be sad 10
? mourned by all who knew her. She IT
survived by her husband, two sons ia
nd one daughter. 10
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We have received the initial number dr.
1.-The Toka." published by the pu to
lis of the High School of Grants Pass, ia
regon. of which Prof. R. r. Turner es
this city, is superintendent. 1t con- IA
ains many interesting articles, and
ives promise of great things. 1t con- fri
Inns good picture of Prof. Turner by
nd hriaf histnru of his life q nd uorIr |