Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-01-09
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The Highland Recorder of Friday says
"Mr Henry Crummett of Deerfield, Au-
gusta county, is in town visiting his son, D
w. Crummett."
Dr. Ham Fultz who has been spending sew
eral months at Williamsville, Bath county,
was called to Louisville, KY, recently by the
illness of his wife.
The Hon. Basil B. Gordon. late chairman
of the Democratic State Committee, will be
married in Baltimore in February, to Miss
Leila Sinclair Montague, of that city
Mr.. Robert J. White, a well known citizen
of Scottsvile Aibemarle county, died on
Thursday, aged g.
The Mikado, the ruler of the japanese, is
said to be a man of great personal magnetism.
He is in fine physical condition, and is natur-
ally extremely vivacious His eyes are bril-
liant, his teeth white and regular and his
smile attractive He has been a great reader.
and is especially well informed regarding
French literature.
The marriage of NJ. John Stott to Miss
Annie Lee Patteson of West End will take
place in the First Presbyterian church at half
past O. clock this morning.
Masters Thomas Cox, adopted son of his
aunt Mrs John Burns, and G. G. Wholey,
son of Mr.. William Wholey, who spent their
Xmas holiday in this city, have returned to
These are bright boys. and will no dou BIT
acouit themselves well this session.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas S. Shumate to
Miss Annie E. Richie will take place to-day
at Mt. Sidney of this county.
Miss Hattie Koiner, daughter of Hon. G. w.
Koiner of this county, is on a visit to the
daughters of Col. Thomas Whitehead, Com
missioner of Agriculture, at Ashland, Va.
Mr.. A. D. Sullivan of Willow Spout, who
was taken sick on last Friday night, is report
ed to be quite ill. He is an old man of great
responsibility, and his advanced age makes
his recovery doubtful, and exctes the fears of
his friends.
Mrs Amelie Rives-Chanler and party, who
have been sojourning at San Reno on the
Mediterranean are expected to arrive at Gas
tie Hill'', Albemarle county, to day-Wednes-
day.
The Bath NeocS says -
"Mr. John Nash, of Staunton, is visitor
for probably month at the Crizer House
He is taking the waters of the Warm
Springs
Mr.. Edward s. Poole, of Charlottesville,
manager of the furniture store of w. A.
Wills & Co., of that place, was married to
Miss Lula Lucas in Darlington. S. C. They
roc;do ~, charlottesville
The Spirit of the Valley says
CDR C. T. Lindsey and wife, of Washing
ton City, have been visiting the Doctors
father, Mr.. J. H. Lindsey of Bridgewater."
The Shenandoah Ta11ey of New Market, of
Jan 3rd says
"Hallie, little daughter of Dr. H. H Henkel
and wife, of Staunton, spent several days
here last and this week, with her grand
mother, Mrs. Susan Henkel."
The same issue of that paper says
Miss Matte and Master Baldwin Kingan
of Staunton, spent Christmas week here with
their grandparents, Mr. John w. kingan and
wife"
The Salem Register of Friday says
Mrs Koiner of Augusta county, who has
been visiting her father, Mr.. W. ]. Moon, has
returned home"
The same paper says =
''At the recent Mid Continental Poultry
Show, at Kansas city, Col. A. NJ. Bowman, of
Salem, was elected president of the Indian
Game Club of America. The Colonel is an
ardent believer in the merits of the double
laced beauties, and will fill the office with
credit to himself and the association"