Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-08-29
Personal.

Helen and Bessie, of Charleston, w. Va, are
visiting Mrs E. C. Gallaher at Waynesboro.
Chas NJ. Gallaher who spent his vacation
there has returned to Charleston, w. Va.
The Waynesboro Sentinel of Friday report
ed Mrs. John NJ. Hanger as being quite sick.
Miss Minnie O'Rourke of this City went
last week on a visit to her relatives Mr.. B. G.
Manor and family, at New Market.
| Mr.. Casper Coyner and sister Miss Winnie
| Coyner have been on visit to the family of
Mr. Henry Grove and other relatives at New
| Market
Mrs Dr. A NJ Henkel of this city, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Elma Moore, is on
visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs A. G. Henkel of Waynesboro nee Hot
tie, is visiting friends in the vicinity of Stras-
burg
Mr. James Bell of Pulaski county, accom-
panied by his wife, is on visit tohis brother,
Samuel H. Bell, near Swoope.
Rev J. H. Boyd, ID. d., Pastor of the NJ. E..
Church South of this City is on a visit of sew
eral weeks at Ocean Grove, n. J. During his
absence Rev j. T. James will hold services
in that church.
| Mrs Richard Madison of this City is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. S. w. Anderson at Ger
mantown, near the Warm Springs in Bath
county.
Dr. J. A. Quarles of Lexington has accepted
an invitation to deliver lectures on Psychology
at a teach ers institute to be held at Wheeling,
w. Va early next month.
| Mr. Laurence T. Hyatt, who was last
year assistant Professor at the Virginia Mil
itary Institute at Lexington, will be married
next Sunday at Jonesville, Lee county, Va, to
Miss Margaret Duncan.
| The Rockbridge Ne,cs says that Walter Fox
| well known Lexington young man, has en-
listed as a regular soldier in the United States
army and is now stationed at Fort Sheridan
near Chicago.
Hon. J. Ran Tucker, accompanied by his
wife, attended the National Bar Association
in session at Saratoga, N Y. last week.
Miss Eula Keblinger, OF Washington, d. c.,
formerly of this city, is on a visit to her
uncle G. A. Gulley at Fishersylle in this
county.
Miss Cora Beard, of Roc1bridge county, is
visiting her uncle, Valentine Hupman, of
Parnassus, this county.
The Charlottesville Chronicle reports Mrs.
Maggie Long, of Staunton, as i'll at George
Halls in that place.
Mrs. Mary Turner, of near Cowan's station,
Rockingham county, is visiting friends in
this county.
Oscar Albertus Coiner, son of Marion Coiner
and Miss Bessie Lee Leonard, daughter of
Luther Leonard, will be married at Bethel
Church at clock P NJ, to-day
The Pocahontas Headlight of last Friday
says
Mrs Smythe, wife of Minister Smythe,
has been lying i'll at Hotel Graham for several
days. Her condition last night was some
what improved"
Mrs. Smythe is sister of Mrs. DR.. H. M.
Patterson, of this city.
Mr. Chas H Taylor, who left here on the
30th of July for Baltimore for treatment re-
turned restored and in good spirits on last
Friday the surgical operation, which his all
ment required, having been skillfully and
wick and ], B. Mullins, graduates of Greene
Hospital.
DIR. H. NJ. Patterson left here yesterday
morning for Graham, Va, to see Mrs. H. M
Smythe, the sister of Mrs. Patterson, who is
seriously ill.
On Monday Mr.. Lawrence w. H. Peyton,
son of Col. John Lewis Peyton, who first
graduated with distinction at the V. NJ. l.,
and afterwards studied law at the University
of Virginia and at the school of Profs. Tucker
and Graves of Washington Lee University,
was granted, by the County Court, certificate
to practice law at the Staunton Bar.
Col J., C.. Shields Secretary Of the Staunton
Chamber of Commerce, who arrived here
Sunday evening last is still in this city, where
his presence is always cordially welcomed by
his many friends here.
On next Tuesday September 4th, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, at Mt. Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Rev. A. H. Hamilton will unite in
the holy bonds of matrimony Mr.. John
Hansford Thomas, of Midway, and Miss Ella
Blanche Burnett, daughter of Mr.. Samuel H.
Burnett.
Luther Bowman, of near Arbor Hill, this
county, who had his leg broken at Edgehill
station in Albemarle county on the 9th of
last December, has, through his counsel,
Capt. JAS Bumgardner, Jr., and VIM. E.
Craig, instituted suit in the Circuit Court of
Albemarle county, for $4,000 damages,
against the C. & o. Ry. Company. At the
time of the accident he was acting as express
messenger on the c. & O. Railway.
At A o'clock P. NJ, yesterday, at Bethany
Church, in South River District, Mr.. Oscar A.
Coiner, son of Mr.. Marion Coiner was mar
ried to Miss Bessie Lee Leonard, daughter of
Mr.. Luther Leonard.
Mrs. Ann c. Pearson, Misses Lucy King
and Sarah King, of Hanover county, are on a
visit to their sister, Mrs. Rebecca w. Hollar,
near StauntOn.
Mr.. P. H. O'Conner and bride returned
| from their bridal trip Monday evening, and
are domiciled at the Hoover House.
Gen. FitZ Lees Life of Gen. R. E. Lee'' it