Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-12-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. r.. $. Smith of Churchville, was
n the city Tuesday on business.
Mr. Vim. Glenn.went to Richmond
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. W. B. Scott of Stuart's Draft
asst week visited his sister,l Mrs. John
" Bird, in Monterey.
MIR. ]. j. Harner of near Waynes-
Doro was in Roanoke last week ON
business.
Rev. j. r. Van Horn of Clifton Forge,
filed the pulpit Of the Methodist church
last Sunday.
Miss Annie Jones of Rainsburg,
Penn, is the guest of:relatives at Mid
dlebrook.
Messrs Abe and NJ. Walters were
Z summoned TO Baltimore this week by
the critical illness of their sister.
Gen. John +. Roller of HarrisOnburg,
is being mentioned as a member OF the
Official family OF MT. lat.
Miss Sarah Robertson has returned
from visit to her friend, Miss Mary
Duke, in Charlottesville.
have been the guests OF Miss Janet
Wilson.
MI B. w. Crum is making extern
sive Improvements to his farm near
Churchville.
Mrs. c. f. Ashburner and children
are spending the holidays with her
parents in Powhatan county.
Messrs. Jacob H. Rohrer and Samuel
A Dunlap were among the visitors
here on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lee and little son, OF
West Virginia, are here spending the
holidays with Mayor and Mrs. H. III.
Wayt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Houff, Jr., OF
near Stonewall, have returned from a
several months visit to relatives in
the west.
Mrs T. G. Morton and her daughter
Miss Minnie, have gone to Jackson
Vile, Fla, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. J. s. LeFils.
Miss Alice Patteson of Augusts
Springs, has returned from Philadel
phia, where she went to attend the fu
neral of Capt. A. Il. Fultz.
Mrs. John n. Wehn and her daugh
ter, Miss Bessie, are spending the holi
days with Mrs. W.'ssparents in Way
nesboro, Penn.
Dr. Harry White of Richmond, wa
here this,wesk en- business. He vii
shortly locate near Flshersville for tn
practice of his profession.
Miss Matte Cox, one of the teacher
OF the Stuart's Draft school, is spenc
ing the holidays at her home in Kim
William county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Woodhouse an
little son, Arthur, are in Washingto
with their daughter, Mrs. G. A. Hald
man,
The Flint Hill School has closed IL
the holidays and Miss Smith, the effic
ent teacher is spending the holidays
home.
Parsons, the Republican candida
for Congress in the 9Th district, HI
fled a formal notice of contest again
Judge Saunders.
Mr.. w. |. Lee, superintendent of Il
yhurchvillc pike, accompanied by MI
Lee, left Tuesday to spend the no
days with Mr.. Lees parents in EaS
ern Virginia.
Mr.. Charles Armstrong of Greenvil
Who recently returned home from t
University hospital, is gradually IL
droving under the treatment of DIR.
E. Kerr.
Air. Samuel S. Whitmer, native
this county, died on Sunday last at
home near Yates Center, Kansas. /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. WI
mer. live near Centerville, and he a
leaves four brothers and three sisters
Senator Parsons, who is now G.
testing the election of Congressman
10 n n
saws that the name of Gen John
Roller of Hrrrisonburg, is being m
toned for a position in Taft's cablr
The heaviest snow for many we
visited Staunton Tuesday. Beginn
about daylight it continued all d
and by night fall had reach ed the de
of from Y to 10 inches, and was
lowed by wind storm which dri
it considerably.
Invitations are out announcing
marriage of Miss Ora V. Bauserma
Mr. J. Kent White, the ceremony
take place at the home of the bride
Waynesboro, on Wednesday, Dec
Der Goth.
The Crimora Methodist church
entertain the Sunday school chile
with beautiful Xmas tree Wednes
night Dec Both. The children are
delighted at the idea of Xmas
and can scarcely wait to behold
enjoy this grand treat
Harrisonburg News of Saturday:
James R. Kemper, of Staunton,
acquitted in the circuit court. The
said he did not go too fast through
Crawford last June. By the way
is former county boy, and said We