Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-02-04

| government building at WayneSDOr
We hope so for we know of no plac
more deserving of fine quarters for i
postoffice than Waynesboro.
/ Mr.. Ernest Nothnagel, the barbe
and Mr.. E. Wright, have moved int
their new quarters on Central avenu
The building recently erected by DR..
t. Lewis.
Mr.. Walter N. Banner of Brool
wood, has returned from Richmon
where he attended a meeting of tn
agents of the Equitable Life Insuranc
Society.
Mrs. A. f. Kinney and Miss Maud
Kinney have returned from Rock Is
land, ILL.,, where they spent some tim
with Rev. and Mrs. Granville Sher
wood.
Mr.. w. HI. Gardner was killed in al
explosion of dynamite near Millbor,
on the G. & o. Wednesday afternoon
He was thawing sticks of dynamite
which exploded. He was As years ole
and leaves a wife and three children
Officer Shelley of the police force wa.
find $500 last week by Justice Glasgow
because he swore in the presence O
ladies when ordering party to appeal
in court. The other complaints against
that officer were dismissed.
Mr.. L. L. Whitmore, postmaster al
Hinton, Rockingham county, died al
the University hospital last week,
where he had gone for treatment, aged
50 years. His wife and one daughter
survive him.
Mrs. Fielding Olivier underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Kings
Daughters hospital on Saturday. Her
many friends will be glad to learn that
the operation was successful and she is
getting along nicely.
Rev. Geo. w. Slower had a severe at
tack of bronchitis Monday night,
which was the result of his getting
caught in the snow that day. He came
near strangling to death, but is better
now.
Bath Enterprise: J John HI. Revercomb
Of Poverty, and Miss Emma, accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Lyle, of Yost, were married at the home
Of the bride on Wednesday, January
18th.
The Richmond papers in giving an
account of the Inauguration of Cover
nor Mann, say that in Mrs. Swanson's
party was Miss Mary Osborne Tenn
pleton of Waynesboro, daughter of
Hon. J. Frank Templeton.
Mr.. B. w. Crum has returned from
Waynesboro, Penn, where he visited
his brother James. The latter has de-
;ided to enter the commission business
here with his brother. He expects to
move his family here next month.
Mrs. l.. e. Shaner of the county, and
Marguerite and Rudolph,
'eached home after spending most en-
oyable visit in brunswick, Nd, the
Did home of Mrs. Shaner. They also
spent some time in Washington, Balti-
more and other point of interest.
Mrs. Susanna Click, widow of the
ate Joseph Click, died at her home
lear Messy Creek on Sunday, after an
illness of many months, aged 70 years.
She is survived by eight children. The
uneral took place Monday from the
church of the Brethren at Bridgewater.
Mr.. Clarence Hanger, a son of Mrs.
D. Z. Hanger, died on Monday at his
1ome on Vine street, after an extended
illness. He was about "a years of age.
His mother, four sisters and brother
survive him. The remains were taken
% Spottswood for burial.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas died at the
lone OF her son, in Plunkettsville on
Monday, after lingering illness. Mrs.
Thomas was 81 years of age, and is sur
lived by four sons-Messrs. James.
John, Edward and Joseph Thomas
The funeral took place Tuesday after
loon
Mrs. John Good of Augusta Springs,
was brought to the Kings Daugters
hospital on Monday by her physician,
DR.. A. Lee Petteson, and underwent
IN operation for appendicitis at the
hands OF Drs. Catlett and Patteson.
She stood the operation well and is
loing nicely.
The veterans held an interesting ses-
sion Tuesday night, and the sick COM
mlttee reported four or five old COM
rades on the sick list. A resolution of
thanks was voted Bishop Gibson for
his Grafton on Lee-Jackson day. He
was also elected an honorary member
Of the camp. A vote of thanks was
also rendered Judge Holt for courtesies
Monday afternoon Mrs. T. r. N.
opeck gave a reception in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Edward Moseley, of Balti-
more. She being assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Moseley and Mrs. H. H. Wayt.
Misses Jean Sprinkel and Virginia
Worthington received the guests at the
door very gracefully. A delightful
time was spent and refreshments ser
we'd.
Three of our citizens are interested in
she recent purchase of the Riverside
Light and Power Co., at Waynesboro;
hey are Hon. Edward Echols and