Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-07-30
Personal.

pOndence with this ChamDer.
| Personal.
Miss Grace Cochran. who has been visiting
friends and relations at Brookwood for thu
pas. wsek, returned home Monday.
Hon. Jos. A. Waddell returned some day.
ince from an extended pleasure trip NORTH
and into the British possessions He realized
much improvement and no small amount o.
enjoyment in his intercourse with the Ontari-
ans.
| Mr.. II. G. Tinsley. editor Of the Vindicator,
/ returned on the 25th instant from his usual an
nual sojourn by the seaside, much improved in
health and vigor for the work of the coming
| year.
| Miss Bertha Won Hillern, the well known
Artist, and Miss Emma Howard Wight, her
literary friend and companion. are now on a
visit to "The Hammocks" a watering place,
near Wilmington. N. C.
Rev. Job Turner, deaf-mute, held two SER
vices in Richmond last Sunday-at st. James
Church, at P. NJ, and at st. Johns Church at
SP. NJ. On yesterday, he left Richmond for
Scotland Neck, N. c., where he Will hold SER
vice next Sunday.
Mr. VIM. II Shirley, formerly OF stanton.
has his drug and fancy store at Buena Vista in
full operation. He has created sensation in
toys. His establishment is besieged by those
who are captured by toy -dog which runs and
barks. 1t is the newest style of dog known.
Miss Jennie 8. Otey. of Richmond. is visiting
Misses vallie and Effie Hoover. of this city.
Cotapaxi is the name of new postofice es-
tablished in this county with Mr.. Geo. w.
Fauber as Postmaster.
DR.. R. T. Ogg of Swope, this caunty. is on
visit to friends on Jackson's River in Highland
county.
The marriage of Prof. A. G. Irons, of Monroe
county, WA, to Miss Bell Vernon Allen. of
Demopolis, Ala, was solemnized in the Metho.
dist church of that place, on the 23rd inst. AT
ter the marriage they embarked for Monitor,
VIVA, where they will spend a few weeks,
visiting friends. Prof. Irons was formerly con-
nected with the Augusta Maize Academy of
this county. He is a brother-in-law Of Prof. B.
F. Humphreys sof Dunsmore's Business Col
lege.
The five following personals are from the
Greenbrier Independent of the oath Instant
Prof G. E. Young is off to GallIpolis, Ohio, in
the interest OF his school.
Mr.. Robert M. Guy, of Staunton, Va, has
been here for some days visiting his sister,
Mrs. Mollie G. Leonard and daughter, little
Alice, have returned from visit to her father,
Rev. ]. G. Dice. in Fauquier county, Va.
Mr.. Mason Mathews and bride have returned
from three weeks bridal tour to Niagara
Falls, Canada and other places of interest in
the North.
Mr.. ]. Harry Humphreys and wife, of
Waynesboro', Va, arrived here last Saturday
night and spent Sunday and Monday, the
guests of his brother. Mr.. James Humphreys.
Thus, after a separation of years. three OIL phan
brothers-Messrs. James, George W. and ].
Harry Humphreys-meet again, with their
wives and children, in the old home here in
Lewisburg and enjoy a few days together-a
genuine reunion. We hope they may live
long and prosper and enjoy other similar occa-
sions.
The Franklin News of Pendleton county. w,
Va, in Its issue of last Friday. says
"Prof Bader. of Staunton, Va. is visiting the
family of Mr.. Thomas H. Priest"
The Highland Recorder says
"Mr. Joseph Hamilton, of Julian, San Diego
county, California, and wife were the guests of
Mr.. W. P Campbell last week. He left his nas
tive home in Bath county % years ago, and
during that time has been a successful miner
in the West. He and bis young bride will start
for California in September"
The Mcdowell correspondent of the Highland
Recorder says
"Mr. Henry Brown, of Staunton. accompanied
by his wife and daughter and sister Is stopping
at the Mansion House"