Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

The latest report from Senator DAME
is that he is slightly better.
Mr.. c. T. Caldwell of Moscow, was
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. H. H. Wayt and children art
visiting in Roanoke.
Gen. Thos. l.. Rosser, postmaster al
Charlottesville, has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Iseman is home from a visit to
her parents in Harrisonburg.
Mr.. J. A. Glenn has returned from 8
trip east.
Mr.. Godfrey Henkel has been on 9
trip down the Valley.
Next Monday is court-day and 1t is
expected that quite crowd will be in
the city.
Dr. w. F. Stout, of Charlottesville,
visited his old home at New Hope last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Rife of Waynes-
boro, were among the visitors here on
Monday.
The State convention of travelling
statesmen meet here on May II and IL.
A large delegation is expected.
Misses Maggie Rusmiselle and Annie
kircofe of the Sangerville neighbor-
hood, have gone TO Ohio.
Mr.. r. M. Rogers of tins county, has
been visiting his old home in High
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Todd of the
University of Virginia, have been on a
visit to Mt Scion.
Clarence 0. Mohler and Miss Mar
garet Alexander were married in Wash
ington ON Monday. Rev. Mr. keene
officiating.
The advertisement of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank, gives you some
good advice in regard to saving money.
and also how to start savings account.
Mrs. Annie II. Powell, who has been
critically ill for several weeks at the
University Hospital, was yesterday re-
ported much better.
Rev. Hamilton A. Gaver, one of the
oldest members of the M. f. Church,
South, died lass week at Middletown,
Va. He was engaged in the active
work of the ministry for A years.
Mr.. w. l.. Showalter of Laurel Hill,
has sold his farm near there to Mr..
Sutton of Verona, and will in a week
or two move to Crozet, where no has
purchased another farm.
DR.. James Il. Clarke of Mt. Scion,
has sold to the Stiegel Lumber Co., a
valuable tract of Timber land, adjacent
to Stokesville. He received fine price
for it.
Mr.. J. H. FUR has been elected a
delegate by Waynesboro lodge of Odd
Fellows to the meeting of the Grand
Lodge in Danville. He will also rep
resent Ridgeley Encampment.
The Metallic Alloy Company's plant
at Elkton, was destroyed by fire Tues
day night. Many thousand dollars
worth of valuable machinery was de-
stroyed.
w. A. Allen has been elected del
egate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows by Golden Link lodge No. 222, of
Middlebrook. Mr.. S. Hawkins Is the
alternate.
Mr.. John A. Kennedy has purchased
the flour mill and fifty acres of adjoin-
ing land at Trinity Point. This is a
fine property and was owned by Mr..
A. J. Livick.
Forest Carter, Clifton Forge youth,
who last week ran away from home, is
being looked for by the police of the
different cities. Chief Lipscomb has
been asked TO look out for him.
The U. d. G. of Staunton have ar
ranged with the Ben Greet Players for
two performances here on April 18th.
This famous company start out several
weeks earlier than usual.
Our old friend, Mr.. S. H. Arnall,
commissioner of the revenue for. South
River, has just contracted for hand
some new residence ON Chestnut ave-
nue., Waynesbero
Rev. Dr. b. l.. Wilson of Harrison
burg, will deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon before the young ladies of the
Mary Baldwin Seminary on May 22nd
at the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Leonard G.. Dawson is visiting
his mother at Waynesboro, and rela-
tives here. For several years he has
been in the Philippines holding a gov
eminent position, which he has filled
with great credit.
A man named Jake Huffman was
arrested in Harrisonburg Monday,
charged with stealing valuable horse
from the farm of Mr.. w. A. Crawford
near Swoope. The man was arrested
after disposing of the horse to Penn
sylvania buyer in Harrisonburg. Part
of the money was found in Huffman IS
possession. He was brought to Staun-
ton for trial and was on to the grand
jury in the circuit court.
Charlottesville Progress: Mr.. NJ r.
Ellis of Basic City, is in this city today
on business. He may make deal by
moQnS Of which he will aonu,ro Tho