Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-12-06
Personals.

Henry o. Havemyer, president Of
the Sugar Trust, died on TUESDAY.
Kodaks for Christmas 90, 81. so.
$500, $500 and up. at Langs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tvree are visit
ing Mr.. Tyree' g parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Tyree on Church street.
Miss Antha Mish Of MiddIebrook,
has been spending some days with her
sister, Mrs. j. Frank Tannehill.
Umbrellas-the reliable, long wear
ing kind, as we'll as good looking-at
Langs.
Mr.. D. East Beard of Middlebrook,
was in the city Monday. He has been
on the sick list for several months.
Most of the lumber mills Of Virginia
and the Carolinas will shut down,
throwing thousands out of work.
A watch will make q nice present.
No better selection or more reasonable
prices-at Langs.
Mrs. G.. A. Haldeman OF Washing
ton, is spending couple of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Wood
house.
In wreck on the B. & o. at Shen-
andoah junction Monday morning,
three persons were killed and several
injured.
Judge Harrison in decision Satur
day upheld the dry" victory at
BerryviIIe, and the saloons will close
there on the 18th.
Mr.. e. T. Haney and Miss Maud
McCauley were married here on Sat-
urday. Rev. DR.. o. f. Gregory per.
forming the ceremony.
Suit has been instituted in the cir
cult court against the Portland &C.
msnt Co. by L H. Seal, Tor SIS, 900
damages, for injuries received.
Mr.. VIM. E. Haynes of Clifton
Forge, a nephew of Mrs. Harry Gait
of this city. died there last week. An
older brother of Mr.. Haynes died from
heart failure about month ago.
Mr.. K. B. Koiner, who for number
of years has been an efficient member
Of the Middle River School Board. has
resigned, and Mr.. Geo. E. Layman
has been appointed in bis place.
Rev. l.. 81. PauIIof Clifton Forge, has
been In Lynchburg this week attend
ing the committee looking into the
management of Presby terrain Orphans
Home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Rueter. who
moved to StauntoL about year ago, |
have moved back to their old home.
They made many friends in Stanton |
70 of fn
leave the CITY.
Mr.. A. K Snead, a former resident
of the Stuart's Draft nelghborhood,
but now with the Charlottesville Lum-
Der Co., was In the city Tuesday en-
route to his farm, to make arrange.
ments for shipping his apples.
In the absence of DIR. Scott last Sun
day, Rev. G.. s. Waller of Mt. Sidney,
filled the pulpit at the Second Presby
terrain church. delivering able and in
structive discOurses at both the morn
ing and evening services.
Mr.. Leon Il. Trotter, formerly Of
this city, was married last week at
Beckley, W. Va, to Miss May Samp-
son. MIR. Trotter is the son of Mr.. j.
H. Trotter and Is we'll and favorably
known In his old home.
Frederick d. E. Motherner, of Ger.
many, has decided to establish silk
manufacturing plant at Charlottes.
vile. The plant will be managed by
F. K. OFT, of Bethlehem, Pa. Ar
engagements have already been made for
putting the plant in operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Swartzel, of
Santa Anna, CAL, who have been Oh a
visit of several months to their old
home near Greenville, returned to
California on Monday last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swartzel moved to California in
1885, and have since resided there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Clarke left Tues
day for Washington, where they ex
pect to make their home in the future.
Their children will 60 this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke have many warm
friends here who regret to know that
they are going to leave for good.
The Jamestown Exposition is now
memory. the big show passed into his
tory Saturday night at IL O'Clock,
when President Tucker turned off the
lights and let them fade slowly away.
Judge Waddell on Tuesday signed a
receivership decree for the company,
and he will wind up its affairs.
Mr.. Geo. 0. Green. editor of the Cliff
ton Forge Review, Is a candidate for
the position Of County School Super
intendent of Allegheny, with good
prospects of success. Mr.. Green was
at one time connected with the SPEC
TAToR, which wishes him success in
all of his undertakings.
Mrs. Frank L. Sublatt died at the
Kings Daughters hospital on Tues
day evening where she had been for
OF Milwaukee, and is survived by her
husband and five children. The fu.
neral took place Yesterday afternoon
Capt. G. 6enton Coiner, one of the
best known citizens of the county, who
has been suffering a great deal from
blood poisoning caused by car
bunkle, last week had his leg operated
on, and Is reported as doing very we'll.
His many friends Throughout the coun-
ty hope be will soon be restored to
health.
The West Virgl ia Spruce Lumber
Company tut ned off over four hundred
men last week. This army constitutes
nearly half the force of this company.
The reason is the tightness of money
matters and The scarcity of cars. Other
numbering concerns are preparing to
take a similar course.-P
Nv. Val Times.
A logging train returning from Big
River logging camp to Stokesville with
with train of logs was wrecked few
miles south of Stokesville Saturday
night, throwing the engine down an
embankment, and deralling several log
cling cars. Engineer Emswiler and
two men on the engine with him
escaped unhurt.