Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-05-19
Personal.

| Mrs. seig. of Monterey. is visiting friends in
| this county.
Miss Fannie Crawford, of Mt. Sidney, is on a
visit to friends in Harrisonburg
| Mr.. George Minter, of the Richmond Dis
patch, was in the city yesterday and Monday.
| Mr.. SamI M. Findlay, of this county. has re-
| turned from a sojourn at the Hot Springs, Ar
kansas.
| Miss Lucy Daingerfeld of this county. is on a
visit to the family of Capt. F. A. Daingerfeld In
Harrisonburg
Mr.. Samuel Adams. of this county, is on
visit to Lewisburg, W. Va. where be is the
guest of Rev. David Bush.
Miss Laura Snyder, of this place, is on visit
to relations in Lewisburg W. Va, where she is
the guest of Mr.. R. II. Dickson.
Mrs. Sarah M. Seamster and her daughter
Laura. of Lewisburg. W. Va. are visiting
friends at Cragsville in this county.
The Page Courier says:-'Miss Ida weaver.
an attractive young lady, daughter of Mr.. j. M.
W weaver of Rockingham. is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. John III. Read, in East Luray."
The Clifton Forge Independent says:-''Capt.
Bumgardner, who is very prominently spoken
of as Hon. ]. r. fuckers successor in Congress,
passed through town this week on his way to
Fincastle. where he has legal business"
The Waynesboro' Free Press of last Thursday
says
MRS. ]. E. Jarman. of Charlottesville. and
Miss Loula Jarman, ofStaunton are the guests
or Mrs. W. j. Jones at the Male House."
VIM. F. Liggitt, well known in this city where
he formerly worked as compositor in the
printing offices, has recently been graduated
in the Dental Department of the National
University at Washington City.
h
of Gen. John D. Imboden. who is living in Hon
duras, Central America. will return in short
time to Washington county and take his wife
and child with him when he returns.
At the recent meeting of the Presbytery of
Greenbrier, at Ronceverte, Rev. J. E. Booker
and elder ]. F. Hansford were elected commits
sioners to the General Assembly which will
meet in Augusta, Georgia. tomorrow, the Goth
inst.
The Page Courier says:-sMr ]. F. Miller. son
OF Rev. j. 1. Miller, who had been in Florida for
the last two months, returned home last week.
He is not favorably impressed with the Gland
OF MOWERS. and we regret to say is not muohim
proved in health. 1t may have been a of
inconsistencies"
The Shem. Taley of New Market. of the Nth
Inst. says MIR. Alexander Koiner, formerly
wife and child, are now visiting relatives and
friends in the Valley of Virginia. He paid a
visit to his brother, Mr.. Chas Koiner, of this
place, last week.
The Lynchburg Adudnce says:-"Jacob Yost,
Of the Valley VirgiaiGn, who ran against Hon.
J. R. Tucker for Congress. and happened to be
left, is candidate for Mayor OF Staunton. He
is a lively little man. and makes good speech,
but his political sentiments hardly up to
the present advanced standard"
On Friday week. Col. W. F. Drinkard, Editor
In chief of the Richmond Dispatch had the mis-
fortune to fall, by which one of the bones in his
right arm was broken.
In another sense Bill Arp remarke ed that 1t
was not often that Virginian fell, but when
he did, he "fell far and heavy"
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Drinkard's
arm will soon be WELL. When an editor has his
right arm, which is also his writing arm dis.