Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-05-03

III new YORK this week.
Capt. Joseph sbumakeof Mt. Sidn,
is very ILL.
Mr.. Powell r. Davis of Fordwic
was visitor in the city Wednesday.
Capt. James Bumgardner will deliv
the memorial address at Lexington {
May 25th.
Miss Janet Berkeley is visiting b.
brother, Capt. Randolph Berkeley
the Portsmouth navy yard.
On Monday Buena Vista by a ~,
Jority of 45 voted to keep that tow
DRY" for another two years.
Mrs. George K. Coiner and daughter
Miss Nettie, of Waynesboro, are spend
ing few weeks In Richmond.
Mrs. W. H. German and little daugh
ter have returned to Clifton Forge, af
ter visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. H. Bradley of Baltimore
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. N. Black
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. McCue and Mrs.
Ellen McCue have gone TO their home
at Fislersville for the sumner.
Mrs. Henry w. Holt has returned
from Richmond, where she had been
for mQdioal traofnont
Rev. A. d. r. Hancher was called to
Tennessee this week on account of the
illness of his brother.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Knowles, died at their home here on
Tuesday and was buried Wednesday.
Mr.. W. W. Gibbs, Jr, has gone to
Buffalo, N. Y, where he will be con-
nected with the Shenandoah Steel Wire
Co., of which his father is president.
Messrs. Reeves W. Menefee s. Co.
have moved their office from the Echois
Building to Barristers' Row, in the
old office of Tucker L Tucker.
Mrs. M. q. Gibbs and her niece, Miss |
Leta Hidy, left Wednesday for an ex
tended trip to the Yellow Stone Park |
and the Pacific coast
Mrs. James H. Anderson, a sister of
Mrs. j. Mason Miller, died on Sunday
at her home in Richmond. quite I'M
expectedly. Her husband and little
daughter survive her.
The city electoral board has appoint
Ell Mr.. r. Nj. Guy, registrar for the
Second Ward, and for the present his
quarters will be in the office of Deputy
Clerk Jos. B. Woodward.
Ernest Coffey. who was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary for at
tempted assault, was taken to Rich
mond Monday. He has shown signs
of insanity, but appeared rational when
taken away.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keller of Buffalo Gap,
widow of the late J. W. Keller, passed ,,
through the city this week on her way j
to Richmond, where she holds q good {
clerical position In the office of the e.
e o. car service. r
Mr.. g. B. Davis, a commission mer
chant of Roanoke. and formerly of
Augusta county, has returned to Roam +
ike after visit of some days to bis f
brother, Mr.. IL. A. Davis, near Mint S
Spring. u
Attorney Ernest B. era wford of Har. t
isOnburg, was in the city yesterday to =
meet Mrs. Crawford who came up r.
rom Richmond on the evening train. n
Mrs. Crawford. (nee Rowntree), had /
,njoyed visit of several weeks with ~
Ter parents at her old home in Rich n
nond.
At the residence of her brother, Mr.. II
3. Myers of Mt. Sidney, Mrs. Nealy v
irOoms became the wife of Mr.. John
link of Mace, Botetourt county, Rev. q
}. W. Files officiating. There was il
eception to the couple at Mr.. Luther o
link Is. brother of the groom, that even p
ng. They went to Mace Wednesday. r
General Hiram Duryea of New York =
anne here to see his brother, Mr.. John Il
)urYea who Is very sick, and was re- 81
allied to New York Saturday on &C
CUNT of the death of brother there,
lr. VIM. Duryea. General Duryea is
cry prominent in military circles in
lew Yerk.
The Harrisonburg Times says that
1r. Thomas s. Davi', proprietor of
he Clarendon at Harrisonburg, ha
losed that hostelry to accept the man-
cement of the hotel q Seawright
prings, Augusta county. The Sea-
right people, says the Times, have
urchased the Clarendon furniture and
ill move it to Seawright without de-
~.
If you expect to vote at
the November election
see that you poll tax is
paid in time. Tomorrow
is the last day. Better
attend to it TODAY.
Rev. DR.. A. M. Fraser went to Coal
IN W Va where ON Sunday he