Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-02-14

uil0O 10 q olobcT Vi mIc. JOuu y. Sdu y
ball of CovingtOn, whose husband II
the EDITOR of the Allegheny Sentinel
Mr.. B. J. Shaw, who badly cut bic
| ,g while coping in the woods neal
Augusta Springs, was brought to tit
Kings Daughters hospital Saturday
where he is being treated by DIR. Cat
lett.
Mr.. Willie B. Hilleary, the young
est son of Mr.. R. W. Hilleary, died al
bis home in Warrenton last week, af,
ter a lingering illness OF some months
with tuberculosis. He was a nephew
of Mr.. N. W. Hilleary of this city.
Mr.. j. II. Neese of Waynesboro, has
fitted up some rooms in his new hote
and Ia prepared to take limited mum
Der of guests. When the hotel ar
engagements are completed be will have
a modern and up-to-date hotel.
MIR. Powell R. Davis of Fordwick,
was in the city Monday on business
Mr.. Davis will start his moving pie
ture theatre tomorrow night. he
promises his patrons all the latest pic
lures.
Mr.. CLYDE Hildebrand of the mer.
camille firm Of Pattie & Hildebrand OF
Waynesboro, died on the 4th inst, at
his home in Nelson county, of pneu
monia. He was very popular young
man.
Mr.. L. K. Layman of Madrid, gave
a reception last Friday evening"
those present were Messrs. W.
e. Davis and Nick Shields and DR.. G.
.. Davis, recent graduate of Toronto
College, of Mint Spring, and Miss Ruff
of GreenviIle.
Mr.. Samuel Sensabaugh died at the
home of bis brother, Thomas, near
on January 25th, aged about
81 years. He was only Ill few days.
The funeral took place at Mt. Herman
Lutheran, conducted by Rev. E. L.
Folk.
Miss Mary Whitmer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitmer of near
Verona, died on Saturday morning at
The Kings Daughters hospital, aged Is
7eaTs. She had been sufferer for sew
oral days with appendicitis. The fu.
leral took place Monday morning at
Verona and was largely attended.
Mr.. H. M. Wegner has just complet-
ID life like oil portrait of the late
Judge VIM. McLaug him, of the Au
.usta Circuit Court, which has been
IN exhibition in the window of Mr.. H.
=. Lang. 1t will be hung in the court
DOM with the pictures of the other
distinguished judges.
A bill has been introduced by MIR.
Preston of Greenbrier county in the
". Va. Legislature, to change the
lates of holding the circuit court of
oocahontas county. to the third Tues.
lay in January, and first in June and
October.
Mrs. Lewis P. Thomas of Ford wick,
vas brought to the Kings Daughters
hospital Tuesday. where she was ope
ated on for appendicitis, and is re-
ported as having stood the operation
veil. Her mother, Mrs. w. N. Kim
ley, came with her.
A freight train going North on the
1reenbrier division, tumbled into
1reenbrier river Tuesday OF last week |
md one going South went off the
rack at Wataga. 1t never fails to be |
ound that railroads which reduce their |
orces to minimum get their names
n the papers.
Among the war claims that have just |
passed in the lower house of congress
md ordered to be paid is one to W. @.
Hill, administrator OF the estate of
Edward o. Watkins of Chesterfield |
or "a 9l2 Of which Mrs. E. W. Bissell
8 an heir. and another to Solomon P. /
5rockwaY of Augusta county for $685.
4.
We have received T. W. Wood & |
'ons' Seed Catalogue, for 1908. 1t is
me of the haDdsomest and most COM
lete of seed catalogues. This catal0
ue is particularly valuable in the in
ormatlOn that it gives about southern |
eeds and southern crops, and should |
70 in the hands of all our gardeners
nd farmers. 1t will be mailed free,
pom request to T. W. Wood & Sons. |
edmond, Va.
Thomas Weiner, the 11-year old son |
f Mr.. John P. Weiner of Harrison
arg, is dead as result Of a peculiar |
ccident. Young Wsiner threw a horn |
T snow at MS plaYmates ana startt q
o run. He had the sharp end of the
orn next his body. when the other
nd came in contact with a house, the
harp edge cut large artery, aud, de-
pite the efforts of two physicians, the
10Y died a few hours later from loss of |
lood,
Fire Saturday morning destroyed the
louse belonging to the Huffman estate,
q North Jefferson street, which was
coupled by Mrs. w. R. Knowles.
drs. Knowles went into q dressing
DOM adjoining her room early in the
corning to get something and struck |
match when the head flew off, SO she
truck apothar and securad what aha