Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-02-05

Mr.. Chas. Cecil Nelson and Miss Cor
Belle Stoutamyer were married at MI
Scion on Sunday. The groom is fron
Pendleton county, W. Va, while tn
brides home was near Mt. Solon
MI. B. }. Anthony of Otter River
Va, completed the course in the com
mercial department at Dudsmore'
Business College on Saturday and re
csived his diploma.
There is an excellent likeness of tn
late Dr. Carter Berkeley in the window
Of the Caldwell-Sites Co., and it will b
presented to Stonewall Jackson cam
to be added to the list of comrades thar
adorn the walls OF the camp.
Mr.. Matthias Grove died last weel
al his home near Laid, aged about 6.
years. His wife and three children
survive him. The funeral was held a
Thinking Spring, and was conducted
by Rev. G. w. Finley.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. Jerome
H. B. Sellers of the approaching mar
riage Of his daughter, Miss Carrie Hol
land, to Mr.. Fred. w. Seantling, The
wedding to take place Wednesday
morning, February 10th at half past
ten o'clock, at 'sThe Cliffs" Church
vile.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Brown of Fordwick, Va, was buried
Monday morning at Thornrose, the
Rev. DR.. Curran of st. Francis church
officiating. Mrs. Brown was formerly
Miss Bessie Hounihan of this city.
Mr.. George Rinsland of Hinton, W.
Va, has been on visit to old friends
and relatives in Staunton. Mr.. Rims
land with Mr.. Harry Haupt some years
ago went to Hinton to make their
home, and have been very successful in
business.
Mr.. Frank Diehl has gone to the Uni
versity Hospital to undergo an opera
ton for cancer. Mr.. Diehl is well
known here, where he conducted the
jewelry business for many years. His
friends hope the operation will be sue
cessful.
Mrs. w. d. Crickenberger, most
sstimable lady, died at her home near
New Hope on Tuesday of pneumonia.
Her husband and five children survive
her. Her funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon.
Capt. Richard S. Ker has been chosen
by Hon. Harry st. Geo. Tucker to
manage his campaign in the guberna-
torial campaign, with headquarters in
Richmond. A better selection could
not haye been made, as Capt. Ker is
well known in all sections of the State,
and his popularity is beyond estimate.
Mrs. Although, whose husband lives
on the farm of r. S. Turk near Stokes
vile, died of pneumonia at their home
on Friday last the 29th ult., and was
buried at Mt Zion church On Saturday.
She was an excellent woman, and much
respected. She is survived by her hus-
band and two daughters.
Norfolk Virginian. Pilot: Miss Alice
Kelley was recently hostess at her nome
in Norfolk at beautifully appointed
luncheon given in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Erskine Miller. of Staunton,
who are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Freeman, at The York.
The large roller -four mill of Gambill
& Davis at Roanoke was destroyed by
fire last Thursday night. The loss is
500, 600, with about 200 Insurance.
The mill had daily output Of $50 bar
rels of -four and 500 bushels of meal
How the fire originated Is unknown.
1t is said they will rebuild at once.
Twenty-eight candidates successfully
passed the examination which has been
conducted at Richmond by the State
Board of Pharmacy since last week.
Eight of these are registered pharmac-
lists, and the remaining twenty are reg
istered assistant pharmacists. There
were forty-six applicants.
Mr.. Thos Kivlighan, Jr., for some
time connected with the Dispatch and
News as advertising manager, has re-
signed to take position with the Bal
timore News in its advertising depart
ment. He is well qualified for the
work and will certainly make good in
his new place.
The announcement is made OF the
approaching marriage Of Rev. James
McClung Sieg, the young Presbyterian
missionary in the Congo,to Miss Grace
Olcott Sands, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Sands of Richmond. The
ceremony will take place the latter part
of February.
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