Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-10-10
Personals.

|. Miss Carikoof, of Doc Hill, Highland county,
Is visiting relatives and friends in McGaheys.
willie. Rockingham county.
We learn that Mr. Arthur RAIDER. n respecta-
BILE. enterprising. and useful citizen of McGa-
heysville. Rockingham county. expects in q
short time to pay visit to Florida.
We have been requested by Or. VIM. Bell, of
Mt. Sidney. to state that it il not he, but Or.
VIM. ]. Bell, of Mt Meridian, who has been an.
pointed Assessor Of Middle River District.
Miss Mary G. Tapscott. who spent the Sum.
mer on visit to her aunt. Mrs. ]. A. Temple.
ton, Of this city, has returned to Crawford Mis-
sissippi, to conduct her school in that place.
The East Rockingham Nesos says that, REV.
L. h. Graybill has been called from the midst
OF q protracted meeting. which he was holding
in McGaheysville. to visit an aunt in Dote-
tourt county who is at deaths door.
Walter A. Miller. son of DR.. samI P. h. Mil.
Ter. of Elkton. Rockingham county, will be q
student this session at Prof Dunsmore's Com
mercial College Of this city. His two younger
brothers are at school in Waynesboro'
Mrs. Joanna Ross, late Of Erie. Pa, has been
appointed teacher of articulation at the D. D. 4
B. Institution. and Miss G. whitcomb, late OF
Mississippi, teacher Of painting. Miss Clara
Seabury is Prof. Turner's assistant in solo
music.
Miss. Mamie Roger, aged about II years.
daughter of Mr.. Addison Koyer. two miles from
McGaheysville, Rockingham county, died of
typhoid fever on the 10th Of September, and her
remains were buried in the cemetery at Nc
Gaheysville.
Mr.. Joseph T. Logan. the popular clerk of
the county court Of Rockingham. who has been
an invalid for some months, is recovering, and
ia now able to walk from his home to the clerks
office. This is gratifying news to his many
friends. We hope that his health will soon be
restored.
Mrs. Brown and her two daughters, Mrs,
Clark and Mrs. Ivey, formerly of Middlebrook,
in this county. but now of Coushatta, La, who
have been on a visit to friends In this county
during the Summer. started ON their return to
their Southern home last Wednesday, taking
with them on visit Miss Clinic Hoeshead, of
Augusta.
Mrs. Fannie Long. wife of Erasmus Long, and
daughter of Rev. Henry Jones, died of diphthe-
ria at her home near Boonsville, Albemarle
county. on the 2srd Of September. aged q years,
months. and q days. Her remains were
buried in the cemetery ate McGaheysville,
Rockingham county. She leaves husband
and two children to mourn their loss.
Miss Mary Walker Efinger, daughter of Mr..
A. M. Efinger.o of Harrisonburg. has returned
from her visit to Dickson, Alabama, accom-
panied by the following ladies of that place -
Miss Emma Huston. daughter Of DIR. James
Huston. formerly of Rockingham, and Miss
Ida Malone, who will spend some time in
Harrisonburg. the guests Of Mrs. A. M. Enin.
ger.
We are sorry to announce the death of Mr..
VIM. P. Sipe, son of Mr.. Henry e. Sipe, four
miles East of McGaheysyille. Rockingham
county, which occurred after few days of I'll.
ness from typhoid fever. about 10 O'Clock on the
9th ofseptember. in the 18th year of his age.
He was a young man Of promise. and his un-
expected death is mourned by q large number
of relatives and friends.
1t affords us pleasure to state that Mr.. David
G. McGunn has removed to the city to spend
the Winter. He is improving. though slowly,
from the paralytic stroke he received some
time since. and is still cheer full. and can enter
tain his friends with jokes and anecdotes, of
which he possesses quite . fund. and makes
Laughter hold both her sides whilst relating
them in his humorous and inimitable style
We hope he will soon he restored TO perfect
health.