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

MISS EllZa herr OF OTetilNlic; 10 VS.
iting relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Albert Shultz was in New Yolk
this week on business.
Capt. w. H. Kable has been on a
trip TO Southwest Virginia.
Miss Mary Larew OF Greenville, spent
few DAYS with friends at Fishersvllle.
Mrs. c. H. Friend Of South Boston,
has returned home after visiting Mrs.
J. b. Rawlings
Mr. Geo w. Colaw, promlnens cit
izen of Highland, died on Sth inst. al
his home near Monterey.
Mrs. T. A. Sanmis of Basic City,
was among the visitors here on Satur-
day.
Mrs. John w Keller was called to
Charlottesville by the serious illness OF
her brother-in-law, Mr.. John Brltton,
who died and was buried Wednesday.
Miss Lscile Ware of Baltimore, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. ii. An
: trim, in Waynesboro
Mr.. Pat Gay of Pocahontas comfy,
w. Va, attended the International
Stock Show at Chicago last week.
Misses Margaret and Kathleen Snead
of Augusta Springs, are visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. Chas j. Bell of Hot Springs, Wis
tied friends and relatives here several
days last week.
Mr.. VIM. A. Young and bride are
here from Kentucky visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett G. Gooch have
returned to Roanoke, after short vssit
to his parents.
Mr.. Henry A. Rhodes, father of Mrs.
Lee A. DERRICK of Waynesboro, died on
Saturday at his home in Dayton, aged
SO years.
Mr.. E. NJ. Arbogast, prominent
citizen of MarIinton, w. Va, has been
seriously ill, although slightly better
now.
The will of the late David w. Landes,
beoueathing an estate valued at SIS, 900
was probated last week. His son, John
F. Landes, qualified as executor.
Mr.. A. S. Hicklin of near Mt. Sid
ney. has been Ia en- to the University
hospital at Oh louisville, where he
underwent an Operation.
Don't tal to read Jos. l.. Barth d
Co IS ad in days issue, telling about
the bargains now being offered in mems
and boys &
The will - a.. e late Charles 5. Pat
terson was ad tilted to probate in the
circuit court last week. The estate Is
valued at SIS, 600.
Judge Holt has set aside the verdict
rendered in the case of the Prophyto
Dentifrice Co. VS.. J. A. Fulton. Inc
, verdict was in Mr.. Fulton's favor.
Miss Janet Berkeley has returned
home from a trip to Vicksburs, Miss
and other southern cities. She was
gone about two m
Messls. Houff & Her, merchants
at Roman, were Civ II verdict ia IN
circuit court toI Lou against the Ger
man-American Fire Insurance Co., TO
damage to their store ana STOCK
A little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
a. Hiner of neal Monterey, was play
ing last week with u little brother
when she slipped on the floor All brok
her leg.
Charlottesville Progress: Miss Vii
ginia Coyner of Basic City, Who wa
operated on for appendicitis at the Uni
versity Hospital Hast Wednesday,
improving rapidly and will leave 70
her home in few Il IS.
John II. Ashby and Geo. r. Grove
who were sentenced by the police Ju'
tice to serve 10 days i'll Jail and pay
line of $50 each, for selling disease
beef, decided not TO take an appeal, an
are now serving their sentence.
Miss Madge Butcher of Phosbus, VIII
has been spending some time with ht
uncle in Bridgewater, and with friene
here and elsewhere, has returned to hi
home, much to the regret of her man
friends
Mrs. Geo. w. Bowers, who unds
went serious operation at John Ho
kins Hospital, Baltimore, was able
come home this week. Her husbar
and little daughter went down TO con
back with her.
Practically at the same hour two
the oldest residents of Bridgewater di'
early Friday morning, when the deaf
of John w. Jacobs and George
Myers occurred in that town. Bo
were buried on Sunday morning at
O'Clock, though at different places.
Mr.. John b. Gibson, an old COME
crate veteran, who was injured fe
days before by fall down the steps
the home of her daughter, died on Su
day, agrd about rs years. The funel
took place Tuesday morning at Asbu
Chapel near Annex.
Judge John CARRIER, native of Il
county, and one of the foremost la
yers in California, died Sunday mig
at his home in Berkeley, Cal, He W
relative of Mrs. Arista Hoge, besit
having many other kinpeople in