Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-12-18

brothers in Clifton Forge.
Miss Maude Winfree of Swoope,
spent few days here visiting friends.
The public schools will close on the
23rd for the Christmas holidays to be
re-opened the first Monday in January
Mrs. Ida Beatty, after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Armentrout, has returned
to Deerfeld.
Mr.. w. f. Harris of Sabot Hill, Va,
was in the city this week with old
friends.
Mrs. Porter NJ. Woodward is spend
ing the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs Haywood I. Baylis, in Column
bia, S. G.
DR.. w. 3. Dodge of Stuart's Draft,
who spent last week at his former
home, Terra Alta, w. Va, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Frazier, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Mil
Ter, has returned to her hOmein Lewis
burg.
Highland county, was in the city this
wee on business, and was a caller at
our office.
A second time the Supreme Court
has granted an appeal in the case of
Paris admir- VS.. the c. & o. Ry. In
the last verdict of $4,000 was given
against the railroad.
Mr. Frank l.. Sublett and family of
Harrisonburg, are visiting relatives in
New York. From there Mr.. Sublett
will go for three weeks trip to the
Bermuda Island.
Rev. f. B. Snead of Norfolk, has ac-
cepted the call to become rector of the
Episropal churches at Buena Vista and
Glasgow, and will begin his work there
on January 1st.
DIR. O. +. Gregory will deliver his
| lecture "Under Southern Stars and Be-
hind Northern Bars" at the Stuart's
Draft Baptist church tonight. After
the lecture oysters will be served in the
lecture room.
The Earnest, Workers of Loeb Will
low Presbyterian church at Church
Vile, will give a supper Christmas
night for the benefit of the church.
Oysters and salad will be served.
A local option election was held in
Suffolk on Monday, resulting in dry
victory by 257 majority. 1t is claimed
that Gov. Glenn'S speech the night be-
fore the election was the cause of the
big majority.
Mr.. w. d. Sullivan and Miss Annie
Probst were quietly married at the
manse of the Second Presbyterian
church, on the Sth inst, and the an
nouncement on Wednesday last was
quite surprise to their friends
Mr.. H. R. Mills mas leased the
plant of the Buena vIsJa Times
from Messrs. Willis & Tyler, and will
hereafter edit and publish that paper.
Mr. t"ills is said to have experience in
newspaper works and understands the
needs of his patrons. We extend our
best wishes.
The officers of Stonewall Jackson
Camp, which were nominated at the
meeting two weeks ago, were unanl-
mously elected at its last meeting. 1t
was announced by the committee that
Hon. "A. Bell of Culpeper, mem
, Der of the Virginia Legislator had
been secured as orator OF The for
the Lee-Jackson celebrauon Janua-
8 ry.
= nee of Mt. Crawford against the
st unton Automobiles, now being
r tried in the circuit court of Rocking
ham, Is attracting much attention
For several days anumD OF "a" auto
y mobi ISIS nave cen Ill hal. nbure
attending court. Hon w. HI. Lande'
= and Mr.. d. o. Dechert are representing
tn
The discriminating giver will always
r see combination of usefulness ant
IS beauty, a combination which compel
i appreciation as long as the gifts lasts
is Anything you bny at Frank G. Hang
r er's Mems Furnishing Store fills thes
requirements. Everything thai is bes
in quality and most useful to THE men
> you will find at Hangers. You shoul'
include this store in youI shopping
;, tour without fail.
d Congressman II. ID. Flood has name
Mr.. John T. Hartman, Jr., as a candi
date toI cadetship at the Z. S. Nava
10 Academy at Annapolis. Mr.. Hafma
II is son of Mr.. John I. Hartman of thl
Is city, and is now pupil at the Staur
Il ton Military Academy. The examine
" ton for entrance will be held in Apr
and June next, and from previous II
T. cords made by pupils of this school M
b. Hartman will no doubt reflect credit
TO it as well as himself, and justify M
I'd Flood in his appointment.
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