Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-11-29
Personals.


has been visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Collins reached
home Friday from their bridal tour.
The new Catholic church at Harri-
sonburg was dedicated Yesterday.
The SPECTATOR was published q
day earlier this week, as our off CO
force wanted to observe the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walter. and
their daughter. of Montgomery Hall
have gone to New York on visit.
Mr.. W. W. Gibbs has returned to
New York, after spending some days
here ON hunting trip.
Mr.. Turner Marcus of Middlebro ok
is able to be about again after biz
severe attack of fever.
Mrs. J. F. Stratton of Buena Visit a.
has been on a visit to relatives here
and in the county.
Mr.. A. A. Sproul of New York, has
been on q visit to his brothers, Messrs.
w. W. and 81. b. Sproul.
Miss Mamie Svdnor 10 visiting her
brother. Mr.. F. M. Sydnor in Marlin
ton, w. Va.
Mr.. A. w. Graves, now with the
Newport News Press. is on a visit to
his old home here.
Mrs. Susie Staabus of Prince Will
liam county, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Catherine Smith at Penrose.
Rev. A. o. Sykes, D. D., Of Newport
News, will be the orator at the Elks
Memorial services on Sunday.
Mrs. John d. Lavel of near the city,
is in w ashington visiting her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Cashell and Miss Mabel
Lavel.
The new Episcopal church at
Waynesboro, is about completed, and
Rev, r. G. Jett expects to hold his
first service In it next week.
Supt. E. o. Peale has been informed
that Augusta County has been award
ed a silver medal for it's exhibit at the
jamestown Exposition.
MIR. Asher AYres was here this week
at the bedside of his father, Mr.. r. NJ.
Ayres, who suffered stroke of par
alysis last Thursday.
Mr.. Richard A. Haislip, who has been
spending some time with his pare nts
here, has returned to San Francisc o,
where be has been engaged in business.
Rev. DR.. A. M. Fraser and his
daughter, Miss Jean, have returned
from two week s visit to Sumter, s.
g., and the exposition.
Mr.. Ira McCambridge of Basic City,
and Miss Nettie N. Myrtle Of this city,
were married in Washington on
Thursday last.
Mr.. Harry Peace of the battleshlp
Kansas, has been visiting his parents
for few days before leaving on his
trip around the world with the battle
ship squadron.
Mr.. b. Frank Eakle of Sweet Chaly.
beate Springs, stopped over a few
hours here Monday Oh bis return from
the exposition. His wife and children
stopped at Basic.
Supervisor Jacob II. Rohrer and
Messrs. James E. Diamond of Church
Vile, and Mr.. Samuel A. Dunlap Of
Lone Fountain. have returned from a
pleasant visit to the Exposition.
Mrs. =. Cohen announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Rosetta to
Morris Edelman of Cleveland, Ohio,
the ceremony to take place December
8 at $50 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Cohen. No cards in the city.
The case of 8. A. Spradlln of Basic
City, who sued the z. & o. BY. Co.,
for $4,000, for being struck on the
head by brakeman while riding ON .
freight train, was given a verdict OF
800 by a jury in the circuit court.
The suit of Paris admir- vs.. the g. 4
o. Ry. Co., which was decided in
favor of the plaintiff in the Augusta
circuit court, was reversed in the
Supreme Court at Richmond, last
week.
Haper Brooks, who was indicted
with his brother, VIM. Brooks, Jr., on
the charge of assaulting Mr.. W. T
Walters at the Horse Show last Au
gust, plead guilty in the corporation
court Friday, and was fined SIS.
Rev. A. P. Funkhouser for the past
year president of the U. b. college il
Pennsylvania. has been appointed
pastor of the United Brethren churct
at Winchester to succeed Rev. 8. K
Wine, who has been transferred to the
Ohamb ersburg, Pa. conference.
Mrs. j. E. Reese, a native of thil
county. died at CrandalI, Tenn, OF
Monday. The remains was brought
here and taken to Verona. Mr.. Reese'i
old home and the funeral took place
Wednesday morning from Old Stone
church.
DIR. Robt. l.. Conner of Waynesboro
and Miss Gertrude Fisher of CoIum.
bus, Ohio, were married on Thanks
giving Day in the latter city. DIR
and Mrs. Conner will make their hom,
in Waynesboro, where tho groom ha,