Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-04-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Lnrneu from trlp 10 Baltimore.
Hon. s. II. Walker and wife HAY
been visiting relatives and friends il
Roanoke.
Mrs. j. +. Armentrout is visiting he
sister, Mrs. b. ;. Randolph, i'll Buen
Vista.
Before selling your wool, be sure an
see Amos I[lotz. He will give you tn
highest market price.
Bargains in everything al Weston
Bargain House. See his al III anolhe
column, and then see his line of goods
Mr.. f.. Nj. Root has been up from
Washington some days visiting hi
brother near TT. Defiance.
Mrs. Wimeberg, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Ernest Nothnagel, has re
t lrned TO her home in Baltimore.
The city council last week elected Mr.
w. L.. Crickenberger, Il member of The
police force in place of Officer ~ H.
Jones resigned.
Miss Mamie Blair of Churchville,
has returned home from delightful
visit TO her brother, DR.. Rob Blair, In
Richmond.
Mrs. Harry Frazier, after Il visit 10
A
e,ne TO her summer home AT Lewis
b lrg, W. Va.
Mr.. John Cave and Miss Belle Rex
rode of StokesviIle, were married here
Monday evening by Rev. ID. II. Kern
al the Methodist parsonage.
Messrs. Bumgardner & Bumgardner
have entered suit against The {. " y.
Ry. for Mr.. John T. Bolon Tor 81, 200
damages for lumber lost in a lire start
ed by sparks from an engine.
Wallace p. Wilson, son OF Sherlfl
w. Arthur Wilson, has gone to Buena
Vista to take position in the MANI
Rank. He assumed his duties last
Friday.
Judge I.urton of the L. $. Supreme
Court. will be one of The speakers at
the Joint meeting of The Virginia and
Maryland bar associations at Hot
Springs in Jul
Mr.. George Wilson has been elected
a delegate by Swoope lodge of Odd Eel
lows, to the Grand Lodge. That old
war horse, Logan Turner, says he is
going to attend that meeting.
The attention of our readers is called
TO the advertisement of Speed x Camp
bell of Roanoke, Va, who have some
good properties to offer for investment.
1t will pay you TO write them for par
ticulars.
Mrs. b. f. Mclaughlin, of Lone
Fountain, was on Monday taken TO The
University Hospital, where she will
undergo an operation for cancer as soon
as she is strong enough 10 stand IL.
Her husband accompanied her.
Last Friday when Supervisor M.
Bruce Whitmore, was coming to town
his horse became frightened at an auto
mobile and ran off: The buggy was
overturned and Mr. WhitmOre was
thrown out, receiving a slight injured
The buggy was only slightly damaged
Elliott's Knob Aerie of Eagles on
Tuesday night opened their new home
which is over Hogshead's drug store.
The lodge room, reading room and IL
brary, are handsomely fitted up, and
everything about il suggests prosper
Gus order.
Mr.. Harper Hartman, an old Augusta
man, who has for some years been liv-
ing at Rock bridge Baths, last week
purchased the Chermside farm near
Staunton, and will shortly come here
TO make his home.
Last Friday night Celestine Turner
went to Collins livery stable and shot
Walter Brown, who was not badly
hurt, and was on the street the next
day. The woman WAS given hearing
in the police court Monday and held
for the grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander +. Robert
son have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Susie Baldwin,
and Peyton Cochran, which will take
place Tuesday evening, April 18th, in
The Robertson home, l20 Church street.
Rev. Kenneth McCaskill, the new
pastor of the Presbyterian churches at
Basic City and Olivet, was installed
last Sunday. Revs. DIR. w. n. Scott
r. G. Stribling and c. ID. Waller, de-
liverlng the different charges.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company is to take over control of The
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville
railroad as soon rs negotiations, now
pending, are closed, according to a
statement just given out by Treasurer
Stewart Mackie, ofthe purchasing road.
Prof f. r. Webb, for many years
teacher of music al Stuart Hall, will at
the close of the present session leave
Staunton to make his home in Balti-
more. Prof. Webb is one of the best
known teachers in the State, and his
decision TO leave StauntOn will be deep
~ regretted.
Mr.. Alonza j.. Stofer, a former news
paper man of Orange, died last week in
Basic City at the home of his nephew,