Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-12
Personals,
Alfred MsClelland has been appointed post
master at the Natural Bridge

Alfred MeClelland has been appointed post
master at the Natural Bridge.
Miss Lizzie Daniel sailed for Europe last
Wednesday on the steamer Bothnia.
Miss Alice Bailey, Of Cincinnati-late Of
Richmond Va is in the city visiting her cous-
In, Mrs. Jos. B. Woodward.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, of Richmond, a daugh-
ter of Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, Is visiting her
father.
Mr.. A. Hunter Gait and Richard 8. Murphy.
of the U. g. Senate Stenographic corps, are
spending several weeks at the pleasant coun-
try residence Of Mr.. Theodore F. shuey.
Mr.. Jos. B. Woodward. the efficient and ac-
commodating deputy of w. A. Burnett, Coun-
ty Clerk. has been elected a member OF the City
School Board, vice G. L. Cooke resigned.
Miss Bette A. Henkel, Of this city. will be
one of the teachers in the Select Female Board
ing School at New Market, which will be under
the general supervision of Mrs. W. T. Rosen-
berger.
Misses Genie Sullivan. Ida B. Caush and An
ME Sullivan, of Christiansburg, and Miss Allie
Crawford, ofAugusta county, accomplished and
popular ladies OF their respective sections are
guests of Wytheville friends.-WytheviLe Dis
patch.
1 Gen. r. D. Lilley was In the city last week
after an absence Of over . year, and was heart
lily welcomed by his numerous friends. Dur
ing the past year the General has been very
successful in promoting the interests of Wash
inston & Lee University.
From the Bridgewater Journal: DR.. F. B.
Perry, the popular Dentist Of Churchville. Au-
gusta CO., is on visit to his father, the Rev.
yvvn q Dnrr md 70 1vy rSfP rfd
Mr.. Templeton, Merchant Of Staunton. and
| lady are visiting their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. Kyle, Of Bridgewater.
The Wytheville Enterprise says miss Annie
q. Caldwell, daughter Of VIM. M. Caldwell.
Esq. Of Waynesboro', who attended the South
west Female Institute at this place iastses
left many friends here regretful over her De
parture for home yesterday morning.
We are pleased to state. and his numerous
| friends will be glad to learn. that Sergeant
Carter P. Johnson. of Staunton. has passed the
examination, and has been recommended for
promotion to q Lieuteancy in the Second New
York Cavalry. in which he has done gallant
service in several engagements with the In
dams.
Mr.. Robert W. Burke. Of Stevenson Com
| mandery, Knights Templar, of this city. has
| been made the recipient Of handsome knights
Templar Badge at the hands Of Sir Knight Pc
ter E. Dolliver, Of Boston. with whom he be-
came acquainted whilst with the Richmond
Commandery, No. 2, on their visit to Boston
in 1876.
On flying visit to Rawley Springs last Fri
day, we had the pleasure ofmeeting J. W. Rose
bro. Mr.. R. is the invited guest of the Springs
Co., under an arrangement to secure regular
religious service on Sundays by rendering the
Inequalities of the Springs to different clergy
men for one month each. Mr.. Rosebro leads
the list for the season. and is to be followed
successfully by Rev. NJ. D. Hoge. of Richmond
and Rev. John A. Broadus.
All profess themselves highly pleased with
Mr.. r. and we very much hope that the Gov
ington call which he is said to have under ad
visement will not be able to steal him away
from his Messy Creek. and Bridgewater charges
l-BTid0eaUdter Journal.