Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-05-17
Personals.

Personals.
Mr.. G. W. Hartman of Stokesvil
who has been sick, is able to be abe
again.
The Geo. +. Schmid property
New street. was sold on Saturday f
$4,000
Mr.. W. Fl. Henderson, of Swoope
Depot, is critically ill at the King
daughters Hospital this city.
Profs. Francis H. Smith and E. {
Peale were at jamestown this wee
arranging for the exhibits of thei
schools.
The report that MIR. M. A Davis ha
closed the Clarendon hotel at Harrj
sonburg is wrong. He is still in bust
ness.
Last Thursday Geo. H. LindamooG
of this city, and Henrietta Ayres Of
Covington, were married in Washing
ton.
Lieut.. Chas. M. lIlackford and wife,
and Messrs. Arthur and Tayloe Black
ford have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. RObt. N. Blackford.
Mrs. Geo. p. Baker, who has been
spending some months in Oklahoma
with her son, Mr.. VIM. M. Baker, reach
ed home last week.
Mrs. w. E. Hoy has returned to
Deerfield, after attending Presbytery
at Mt. Horeb. Miss Bessie Hoy is now
visiting her.
Mr.. W. e. Sutherland returned to
his home in Covington yesterday,
after spending a week in the city at |
the Hoover House and guest in the
home of Mr.. Howard Mohlar.
samuel Hicks and family of Angus
Ia Springs have moved to Tie River,
Va, in Nelson county, where Mr.. Fl.
has employment with the Soap Stone
quarry at that place.
Miss Mary Osborne Templeton of
Waynesboro, has gone to Richmond to
visit friends, and from there goes to
savannah, Ca, to act as bridesmaid at
he Martin Reed wedding on June 9th.
Mr.. A. 5. WoOdhouse, Foreman at &
be Spectator Office, was among those
Who attended the meeting of the (
frand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Nor.
ok this week.
Leonard Thomas, the young son of
lr. ID. 5. Thomas, the we'll known
arrlage man of Bridgewater, had his :.
boulder dislOcated last week in run y
way accident.
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Rev. DIR. w. N. Scott and daughter,
l1ss Agnes, were in New Market this
eek, where on Wednesday DIR. Scott u
'llvered an address to the old solde RS o
the occasion of the anniv ersary of Al
e battle of New Market, Y
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Mr.. Edward Il. Pison and bride fir
I've returned from their wedding tour SC
nbracing visits to Baltimore, Wash. to
gton, jamestown and other places, h,
I'd will reside at the Pilson home on IL
sst Main sire ct. or
Mr.. W. H. Henderson, the popular III
u U. agent at Swoope, has been at re
Kings Daughters hospital for the go
st week. He is seriously ill with tu
1mach trouble. lii
an
Mr.. j. Sumner Hamlin, editor of the by
ournal," Eaton Rapids, Michigan, an
s in the city several days this week we
tour through Virginia, including M,
course, visit to the Jamesto wn Fl,
position. M,
Mr.. A. G. Hartman, now identified W.
ID the Southern railway double
ck1ng forces south of Lynchburg.
8 through the city this week return "e
from short visit to his home at ,
shen.
irs Annie Bray aCourt, who form. "'
lived near Staunton, died on the ny
inst. in Pittsburg. Penn, aged SO qul
rs. Her husband, Mr.. q. H. Court III
one Orcther and two sisters survive sell
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ser
ohm O'Mara, the boy who was run FIR,
r by the street cars in 1905 and had
t OF bis foot cut off, sued the com I
~ for $1,000, and on Saturday a in
? In the circuit court rendered a ner
dict In his favor for $500. mo,
aturdaY Misses Anna Hiner, Helen ~ ~
npbell. Ora Bowers and Georgia ~
lell, completed the course in short We.
4 nd +,n..;.;. rest
'iness College, and received their a.
Iomas. hei
l..
ndge Loving Of Nelson county, who Mol
ed young Theodore Estes some bert
ks ago will be put on trial May q
n L.. Lee of Lynchburg, r. Walton
ore of Fairfax, ard A. E. Strobe of T