Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-02-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

A good cook wanted. Good wages
paid. No out door work, and no wash
ing. Family consists of three persons.
References required. Apply to 1888 East
Beverley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Cushing have re-
turned from trip to Baltimore.
Miss Mary East is in New York Wis
iiiug her brother. Mr.. John P. East.
Mrs. c. Fl. Friend OF South Boston,
has been visiting friends here.
Mr.. Y. NJ. Bickle has been confined
to his bed several days by sickness.
Prof. w. G.. Morton, Supt. of the
Newport News schools, spent several
days here with his brothers.
Miss Mary Ransom is visiting friends
in Washington, and will remain until
after the inauguration.
Mr.. F. d. Drumheller Of Thurmond
w. Va, has been on visit to relati> es
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Harrison are
spending some time in New York city,
and other points in that State.
Miss Marguerite Palmer Of Middle
brook, has returned home from a pleas
ant visit to Orange.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Gibson and Miss Mat
tie Linhos were united in marriage at
Waynesboro on Wednesday,.
Mr.. III. A. Davis of Mint Spring, has
been visiting his son, DR.. C. o. Davis,
at Anderson, w. Va.
Miss Frances Woodhouse is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. A. Haldeman, in
Washington, and will be there for some
time.
Mr.. 7. P. Kuegele, law student At
w. & L. University, has been visiting
his father, Rev. F. Kuegele, near Grim
ora.
Rev. Father w. CASTOR Payne, of
Clifton Forge, spent several days here
among his old congregation of st.
Francis church.
Humphrey TriMble was last week
fined $1C0 in the U. 8. Court at Roam
oke for passing so Counterfeit gold
piece.
MISC Alice Patteson, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. H. M.
Bell, ST., has returned to Augusta
Springs.
MI. Dick Long has moved his fami-
ly to Augusta Springs, where he has
taken a position as bookkeepsr with
the Augusta Tanning Co.
DR.. w. B. Dodge and wife of Stuart's
Draft, were among the visitors here
Monday, stopping at the Virginia Ho-
tel.
The 81 100000 endowment fund for
the University of Virginia has been
raised, Carnegie giving 100000 condi-
tionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Stott of New
York, who had been vising Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Stott, left Tuesday for
home.
MIR. Chas. E. Hutcheson, and his
handsome little son, who spent some
days with his father, Mr.. James A.
Hutcheson, have returned to New
York.
Among the visitors here Monday were
Messrs. Jacob H. Rohrer, d. F. Hoover,
J. E. Diamond, E. F. Hoover and j.
E. Rohrer, of the Churchville neigh
borhood.
Among the patents granted last week,
as reported by Messrs. G. A. Snow &
Co., Of Washington, was one of Mr.. H.
q. Frazier of Basic City, for window.
pane fastener.
Mr.. E. w. Friend, manager of the
Racket Stock Co., has returned from
the northern markets, where he had
been for some days placing his orders
for spring goods.
The congregation of the Baptist
church at Buena Vista, has called te
the passionate of that church Rev.
Nathan Maynard, former missionary
to Japan.
A negro has confessed to the killing
of Thomas r. Monroe, a CSC. watch
man, near Coleman's Falls, Nov. Is
Until this confession the murder wal
mystery.
In the circuit court last week thu
motion to set aside the verdict in thu
case of Laura V. Price against the BLU
Ridge Light & Power Co., which wal
in favor of the defendant company, wa
overruled.
Mr.. R. w. D. Taylor, principal of tn
SCllOOl Nv ldo lCoiSlCo y
take the position of professor of Latil
at Woodbury. Forrest school. He ha
made many friends here, who will b
sorry to see him leave.
Mr. R. ]. Kennedy was called t
Washington on Wednesday by tn
death of his brother, Mr.. John +. Ker
nedy, which occurred there Tuesda
evening, after lingering illness
consumption.
The Augusta County Teachers Al
ISOLATION will meet here today and t.
morrow in Assembly Hall, and nun
Der of prominent speakers will be pre-
ent. The program arranged is yer
Interesting one.