Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-03-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

week.
Miss Edna Roller has returned to hel
home in Harrisonburg, after visit te
her sister, Mrs. G. 3. Ralston.
Mr.. T. r. Blackburn has returned
from an extended trip to Florida.
Prof. J. H. Bader spent several days
in Staunton on business, going flon
here to Richmond.
Mr.. J. II. Chittum of Craigsville
was among the visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. 0. F. Gregory has returned
home from months visit TO her old
home in South Carolina.
The Supreme Court of West Virgin
ia on Tuesday. declared the 2-cent rate
in that State, constitutional.
Mr.. HI. M. Lockridge of Pocahontas
county, w. Va, was visitor here on
business yesterday.
DIR. w. f. Deekins has been confined
to his home some days with a severe
attack of sciatica.
Mr.. Robert Jones of Highland coun-
ty, has been spending some days with
his brother, DR.. G. e. Jones.
Mrs. A. M. Valz has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Waddell, near
Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. McGary of Mid
dlebrook, have been spending the week
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Rohrer of Church
Vile, were among the visitors here on
Saturday.
Among the visitors here Monday
were Messrs. Geo. Green and A. b.
Davis of Clifton Forge.
Augusta Encampment No. 61-Elect
ed j. M. H. Randolph as delegate TO
the Grand Encampment.
Senator John w. Daniel suffered q
slight stroke of apoplexy in Florida on
Tuesday. He was in the South for his
health when the attack came.
Mrs. Harry Frazier, who was operat'
ed on last week in Richmond for APP
pendlcitis, is said to be rapidly i'm
pro wing.
Last Friday, by vote of 26 to IL, the
Senate of Virginia put the Strobe State
wide Prohibition bill to sleep for two
years more.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Patterson of
the Moff'atts Creek neighborhood, have
returned home from visit to Clifton
Forge
Miss Gertrude Wissler of Lyndhurst,
spent Sunday here with her mother,
who is under treatment at the Kings
Daughters hospital.
Rev. Father w. CASTOR Payne OF
Clifton Forge, filled the pulpit of the
Catholic church al Charlottesville last
S Inday.
Mr.. Maynard Huffman and Miss
Viola Oaks, both from near Grottoes.
were married IN Hagerstown on Sun
day last.
DR.. A. Lee Patterson of Augusta
Springs, was here to attend the recep
ton given Grand Ma ter w. b. Nc
'Chesney, by the local lodge of Masons
Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. S. Cupp has moved to Bridge
water, where he recently purchased thu
dwelling of Rev. Geo. w. Flory.
Mrs. J. III. Clarke of Greenville, ha
been visiting her father, DI. J. G
Minor, in Bridgewater.
Mr.. A. n. McCray, brother of Mrs
II. M. McCutchen of this city, died Oh
Monday last at indianapolis, Ind, o
typhoid-pneumonia.
Mrs. A. Il. Miller has been in Rich
mond several days with her mother
Mrs. Harry Frazier, who was recent,
operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs Z. A. Haldeman has returned
to Staunton, after spending ten day
with Mrs. M. A. Haldeman nea
Churchville
Last Saturday night a reception wa
rendered Rev. DIR. b. F. Wilson, tn
popular pastor of the Harrisonbur
Presbyterian church, in honor of tn
fifth anniversary of the pastorate.
1t is said the Anti Saloon League
West Virginia will make an attemI
to carry the Senate this fall in favor
Statewide law. They claim seven
the fifteen hold-overs. The league wi
have to elect nine new members to col
troll that body.
Col. John d.. Lilley Of Greenvill
has been quite unwell for some tim
His many friends hope he will soon
about again.
Mr.. John S. Lightner of near Gree
vile, has been quite SICK for some tim
He is an old Confederate veteran al
has many friends here and in the cou
ty who hope he will soon be out agai
Chas. Stelgel from near Verona, W
arrested in Harrisonburg Monday f
carrying concealed weapons. Sever
months ago he was arrested on t
same charge, but made his escape.
Tuesday the House of Delegates by
vote of 49 to A, refused to take up Of
of order the Myers Statewide prohit
ton bill, companion bill of the Sire
measure, which was killed in the ST
ate last Friday. This ends State-w wi