Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-03-22
personals.


the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Tallsy of Grin
ora, were here last Friday to atten
the funeral of their little niece.
The road board of Pastures district
were at Snyder Monday surveying
change in the road.
Mr.. W. F. Wnitmore of Lebanon
Ohio, who was called to Mt. Sidney
last week, by the sudden death of bis
brother, has returned home.
Mrs. John Lewis, mother of Mrs. E.
= ID. Snapp of this city, died OIL Tuesday
at her home in Winchester, in her S7th
year.
Mr.. James BOsserman Of near Par.
nassus, has been on q visit to his aged
mother in the Greenville neigh Dor
hood.
Valley Frontier lodge l. o. o. F.,
at Parnassus, has elected Ii. s. Silling
delegate to the Grand Lodge, with
A. IL. Jones as alternates.
Miss Harriet Bear has returned to
Harrisonburg, after spending several
days with the family of Mr.. Frank G.
Hanger.
Mr.. J. R. Gregory underwent an
operation at the hands of Drs. MEG nire
and Catlett Sunday at the Kings |
Daughters hospital.
Miss Daisy Hanger who has been
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. A. E. Berry, at Spring Hill, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Dawson have re
turned from the northern markets, and
are rapidly making arrangements for
the spring opening of the American
Stock Co. and PaIais ROYAL.
Rev. F. keugle, pastor of Keiner's
chnrch this county, was in Charlottes.
Vile this week, visiting Mr.. Carl
Feuchtenberger, former member of
his church, who has been seriously ill.
Miss Virginia May underwent an I
operation lat the Kings Daughters ,
hospital on Sunday for appendicitis. d
DR.. Mcclure of Richmond, and DR..
nCatlett, performing it.
Charleston. w. Va, in a recent !,
municipal election has gone Democrat
ic horse. foot and dragons. N OF sim
gle Republican was elected in this >
stronghold of Republicanlsm.
The Methodist church at Buena +
Vista was dedicated last Sunday in the "
presence of large audience. Bishop |
E. E. Hoss of Tennessee, preached the a
dedicatory sermon. b
Twelve young women from Augusta q
and Rockingham, together with some
older people, left Staunton for various
points in Indiana on train No. We'd d
nesday evening. They go to seek en-
ployment. What does this mean?
The West Augusta Guards and n
Staunton Rifles, Staunton's two mill or
tary companies, were inspected Mon w
day night by Col G. a. Dempsey, U. fa
S. A., retired. and both companies ,y
made fine showing. Ia
President James r. Kemper of the er
Va. State Union A. s. of E., has sent h
out notices to the local unions that be II
has appointed MIR. &. V. Parkins of q
Fort Defiance, Augusta county, Va, to
Secretary of the State Union. tie
&c
MIR. H. b. Koiner has sold his prop
erty near Crimora and bought farm
near Washington, and will make his
home there. II is many friends in this
county wish him much success in his Of
new home co
Mrs. Mary Brown Parsons, wife of "
Mr.. Harry Parsons, who formerly lived III
near this city, died at her home in q" q,
Winchester on Thursday of last week, -
aged about 30 years. Her husband ~
and three children survive her. VI
Otis Thompson shot bis wife and then A
killed himself about six O'Clock Mon
day evening at the settlement near the
cotton mill in Lynchburg. They were O.
each about Is years old, and were mar pl
ried last December, but had quarreled ne
and separated two weeks ago.
The Corporation Commission has
granted a charter to The TimberIake
Shoe Co. 8. ID. Timberlake, president;
Hugh &. Timberlake, vice-president g,
and B. E. Timberlake. secretary and A
treasurer. Capital Stock $4,000 to w
$4,000 "
Hon. Theodore F. Shuey spent a few vi
days here last week with bis sister, n
Geo. E. Schumacher, and went from here
to New York to sail for Europe to Fl
ioin his family. They have besn hrood tn
for more than year, and during the pc
winter were in Paris.
The Harrisonburg Times says that
Mr.. j. W. Lovegrove of Charlottes- ha
willie, has bought property in Harrison. d,
burg and will move there to make his
home. Mr.. Lovegrove was a former nj
popular merchant in this city, out for W
several years past has been in the in ia
surance business in Charlottes vile.
Julia Smith Christine, the bright lit.
tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee S,
Christian. died a. the home of her par -,
ents near Mint Spring Oh Sunday morn ~
ing. of whooping cough, having been M
oil frr q only q Nhn