Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-04-20
Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. j. B. Guntner will leave next Friday
for Cary, Ohio, to attend the bedside of her
sick sister-in-l law
On Tuesday of last week, W. H. Henderson
was appointed Postmaster at Swoope in the
place of NJ. Dinwiddie resigned.
Father Payne, son of Gen. Payne of Fau-
quler delivered az able sermon in The Catholic
church of this city on Easter Sunday.
On Monday, the Cadets of the Staunton
Military Academy went on an excursion to
Washington city to spend several days.
Prof E. C. Glass; Superintendent of the city
schools of Lynchburg, will pay visit to the
public schools of this city the latter part of this
week.
| At the Christian church at Clifton Forge
to-day, Mr.. w. F. Tinsley will marry Miss
Matte Hughes, daughter of DR.. Hughes of
that place.
We are sorry to state that Mr.. c. NJ. Keb-
linger Cashier of the Valley Mutual Life AS
ISOLATION, Is, at this time i'll with complica-
tlon of ailments.
Rev. Dr. Mcfarland will go shortly to Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore to consult the
physicians of that Institution IN reference to
his physical condition.
Mr. s. J. Barnett, Editor of the Delta (Pa.)
Herald, with his wife, arrived here on Friday
evening and remained till Monday. We had
| pleasant visit from him.
| It affords in pleasure to state that Baldwin
Wayt has sufficiently recovered to be out when
| the weather is favorable He came out for the
| first time since his illness on last Sunday
| Mr. Thos W. Gardner of Waynesboro' was
married at the Methodist Parsonage in Char
lottesville on Monday, April 18th, to Miss
Annie O. West, daughter of Mr.. J. H. West of
Barboursville.
Col. A. L. Rives and family have returned
| from Panama to their home at Castle Hill in
Albemarle county. His daughter, Mrs.
Amelie Rives-Chanler, is expected home soon
from New York
In New York city, at All Angels church,
yesterday, Mr.. Herman Judd Redfeld was
married to Miss Eva Flanagan, daughter of
Mr.. W. W. Flanagan, formerly of Char
louisville, Va.
At Lexington on the 28th inst, Mr.. Albert
Cupp, of Staunton will marry Miss Ella NJ.
Senseney, daughter of Jas. NJ. Senseney, of
Lexington. The ceremony will take place in
the Trinity Methodist church.
In the Lutheran church in Winchester at
100 p. m, to-day, Mr.. Adrianne e. Dabney,
of this City, an employee in Harris Bazar will
be married to Miss Mollie Barr, daughter of
Mr. Oscar Barr, of Winchester.
We learn that Mr.. Joshua Woodson, we'll
known in this city, who removed from this
vicinity to Greenwood last fall to live with
one of his married daughters, was paralyzed
in his left side last Saturday.
Last week Mr.. Andrew Bowling, with his
family, removed from his residence in the
county to the Sherwood property on East Main
street which he recently purchased. He and
his family furnish welcome addition to onr
population.
Miss Willie " Cupp, of Mt. Scion, a daugh-
ter of the late John J. Cupp, and sister of Mrs.
John NJ Carroll of this city, left on last week
for California on visit to her uncle Mr.. John
H. Hite, who has successfully operated gold
mines in that State.
Rev. DR.. Stitt, of New York city, who, with |
his wife, was on a visit here last week to his |
Miss Mckee a teacher in the Vir |
ginia Female Institute preached able sermons,
morning and evening, in the First Presbyte-
rian church. On Monday he and his wife re-
turned to their home.
Mr. Richard Sharpe, Jr. of Wilesbarre, Pa,
will be married in New Orleans, La, on the
9th inst, to Miss Margaret w. Johnston,
daughter of Col. VIM. Preston Johnston, Pres
ident of Tulane University, and sister of the
wife of Hon. II. St. Geo. Tucker. She is the
of the late Gen. Albert Sidney |
Johnston the able and heroic General who
lost his life at the battle of Shiloh.
The Rockbridge Necs, of April 14th pub
lished in Lexington, Va, says
Mrs George W. May and her daughter,
Miss Margaret J. May, of Staunton, are the |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Moore
Mrs. Agnes Alexander, widow of Mr.. W. A.
a native of Rockbridge county, |
and prominent lawyer of ST. Charles Mo, |
is visiting Mrs. f. W. Houston. Her son, |
Campbell Alexander, came with her and en- |
tered as a student at Washington and Lee"
Many people who pride themselves on their /!
blue blood would be far happier with pure 4
blood; but, while we cannot choose our an
cestors, fortunately, by the use of Ayers Sar- |
we can transmit pure blood to our |
DOSterity