Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-03-23
Personal,
Mrs. Rebecca Williams, wife of Delegat
Col H. j. williams. is quite unwell

Mrs Rebecca Williams wife of Delegate
Col. II. J. williams, is quite unwell.
Mr.. Jas. R. Kemper, near Fishersville, is
very unwell, with symptoms of pneumonia
Messrs. B. F. Hughes and NJ L. Gilkeson
were elected Elders of the Second Presbyterian
chuch last Sunday.
Rev. r. C. Anderson, of Texes, preached in
the First Presbyterian church of this City last
Sunday.
Mrs. DIR. Chas. Warwick, of Lucasville
Ohio, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. John S.
Slower, of this City.
Miss Alice Woodward, of this City, is on a
visit to her relatives, the family of Mr. Eugene
Peyton at the Natural Bridge
| John r. Miller, native of Rockbridge
| county, has been appointed general passenger
| agent of the Central Railroad in California
Miss Maggie Harrison daughter of Mr.
Henry Harrison, is reported to be quite i'll at
the residence Of her brother-in-law, DR.. B. b.
Ransom at Harpers Ferry.
Miss Alice Bear, of Elkton, Va, daughter
of Prof. H. A Bear, teacher of D. D. q B.
Institution, will spend several weeks with Mrs
Thos. s. Doyle at the Institution.
Miss L. Belle Williams, of this City, daugh-
ter of Prof. Thos. J. Williams OF d. D. & B.
Institution is Oh a visit to her aunt Mrs. Kate
Williams, and friends in Baltimore
We learn from the Goodson Gazette that the
Principal Of the d. d. q B. Institution, Capt
T. s. Doyle, his wife and child have all been
on the sick list
The venerable parents of Chas. Curry, Esq,
having rented their farm and sold their per-
sonal property, now have their home with
their son. prominent member of the Bar of
this City.
Mr.. A. J. Livick who has had a protracted
spell of sickness, complication of the grip,
typhoid fever and rheumatism, has at last
sufficiently recovered to be on the streets
again.
We are pleased to state that Baldwin Wayt
is now getting on in quite hopeful manner.
He had very close call, but it now seems,
fortunately, that the liking of terrors'' has
been fooled by the skill of surgery.
Mr. Otey Cary, of the Buena Vista Hotel,
who is well-known and has many friends
here, is on visit to his sister, Mrs R. s. Turk,
at the Mozart Hotel, whilst recuperating from
close confinement and overwork.
In the neighborhood of Steele's Tavern to-
day Mr. f. Ashby Thompson, young mer-
chant of Buena Vista, will be married to Miss
Nettie HUMPHREYS, daughter of Mr.. VIM s.
HUMPHREYS
Rev. Job Turner held a service in Waco
Texas, on last Wednesday night and preached
in Dallas, Texas, on last Sunday There was
little snow in Waco, Texas, on Wednesday
night.
J. II. Copnell was struck on Monday by
snow sliding off the roof Of the Crowle build
ing, but fortunately was not hurt much
There are a number of houses along the
streets from the roofs of which the snow
Sides and they should be so constructed as to
prevent it, and not to endanger persons pass
ing.
Rev. John Jasper, the celebrated colored
preacher of Richmond, now 80 years of age,
will be married to-morow-Thursday-
Mrs. Mary Cary, aged about 60 years, who has
been his housekeeper since the marriage and
the estrangement of his daughter Rev. Jacob
Turner, colored, will perform the ceremony.
''De Sun do move"