Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-04-08

Miss Kate Amiss. of this city. is visiting hel
relatives, the Woodsons. in Harrisonburg.
Miss Nettie B. Haines is visiting Miss Maggie
Allen, Church Hill. Richmond. Va.
Hon. John W. Arbuckle, of Lewisburg.
Va. is COL fined to his house by an attack O.
tn grippe.
L. a. Stephenson, ESQ.,, Commemorative
Attorney of Highland county. Is confined te
his room with severe cold and sore throat.
Rev. j. s. Gardner. D. D., Presiding Elder o
this District. preached good sermon in the
| M. E. Church South OF this city last Sunday
night.
Mr.. Jesse B. Ferguson as been appointed
Adams Express agent at Waynesboro', vice II
G. Lambert, resigned to engage in the real
| estate business.
Mr.. Howard Rhodes, for some time past
clerk in the Lexington postofice. has received
the appointment of a clerk in the Roanoke
| postoffice at salary of $50 per month.
Mr.. G. Graham bold, of Lexington, gradu-
| sted with distinction at the University Of
Maryland last Thursday and received the de-
gree of Doctor of Medicine. His parents. MI
and Mrs. G. M. Dold. were present to see the1i
son graduate.
We are pleased to learn that Ex-senator
John F. Lewis. OF Rockingham, who has been
quite Ill at the residence of his son-in-law, j
Amber Smith, Esq, in Washington city, Is
now convalescent.
Rev. j. G. Dice was paralyxed on Saturday
week at his residence at Upperville, Fauquiel
county. where he has teen for several years
pastor of the churches on that Circuit. AT the
recent Conference he was assigned to Easl
Rockingham Circuit to which he was prepar
ing to remove when stricken down. We have
not heard of his condition for several days.
Hon. b. st. Geo. Tucker arrived at his home
here on Thursday on his return from Cali.
fornla whittier he went as member of the
party that escorted the remains of Senator
Hearst of that State, who died in Washington
Cards are out for; the marriage at Union
Church at quarter of II O'Clock on next
Wednesday morning, April 18th, of Prof
Eugene Orville Peale, County Superintendent
of schools of Augusta county, to Miss Mamie
Hogshead. daughter of Thos. s. HOgshead
Esq. of Stribling Springs. We extend to these
parties in advance our hearty congratulations
with our best wishes for their happiness and
prosperity.
Mrs. "Stonewall" Jack son has recently gone
to New York to complete arrangements for
the pub LEGATION of her biography of the great
Southern soldier. Mrs, Jackson is the guest Of
the Rev. DIR. Henry M. Field.
We are pleased to announce that Mir. N. M
Warner has SO far recovered from his serious
illness as to be able to be on the streets yester-
day. This will be gratifying news to his many
friends who have felt great anxiety concern
ing his physical condition.
The marriage ceremonies of Count Relnold
A. Lewenhaupt and Miss Ellen Bayard,
daughter Of ex-Secretary Of State Thomas F.
Bayard, took place at noon at Mr.. Bayards
residence, Delamere Place, In Wilmington.
Del, last Thursday. About 100 guests were
gathered in the spacious main hallway at the
hour of noon TO witness the ceremony. bishop
Coleman, clad in his canonicals, read the brie'
marriage ritual of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. and the ceremony was over in ten
minute5.