Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-28
Personal,

Prof J. H. Bader, Superintendent of the
City Public Schools of Stahnton, who spent
his vacation at Glendale, S. c., arrived here
on Monday evening to resume the duties of
his office.
Joseph N. Mauzy, of Rockingham county,
Assessor for the Stonewall District in that
county, and formerly Steward of the Western
Lunatic Asyem, on his return from a re-
union in Fauquier last week of the soldiers Of
the Sixth Virginia Cavalry Con. ederate regi-
ment during the war, of which he was a
member, stopped here on Saturday evening to
see friends in this city, of which he has many,
and remained here till yesterday morning,
when he returned to his home near McGaheys-
vile, Rockingham county.
Miss Maggie M. King, the accomplished
teacher of articulation in the South Carolina
Institution for the education of the Deaf ard
Dumb and the Blind, who had been for the
past six weeks on pleasant visit to relatives
in Colorado arrived here on the C. & 0. train
about 2 o'clock Wednesday morning, the
guest of her brother Harry King On Sunday
she went to the Parnassus neighborhood on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Matte JONES' and her
aunt, Mrs James Irvine. She will return to
South Carolina about the 1st of October
Miss Ella Shaughnessey, who has been Wis
iting friends in Staunton for the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Richmond
yesterday.
Mr. Chas F. Nelson formerly of this city,
will be candidate for reelection to the Legis-
lature from Frederick county. He is an elder
brother of R. E. R. Nelson, of this city.
The wife and children of J. H. Lindsay,
editor of the Charlottesville Progress, are visit
ing friends at Churchville in this county.
Miss Carrie Lee Henkel, of Waynesboro, is
on visit to her aunt Mrs. S. A. Henkel
Sen'r., and family, in New Market.
Mrs. Anna Hunton, of Mt Crawford, is
visiting her granddaughter, the wife of Prof
| W. H. Smith at New Market.
Miss Nellie Shirley, of Waynesboro', is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Matte Read at New Market
The Shenandoah Valley of New Market of
last week says =
"Mrs. DR.. A. M. Henkel son Godfrey, and
cousin, Master Homer Henkel, of Staunton,
Va, were here this week visiting her mother
| in-law, Mrs. Susan Henkel, and other rela-
tives.'
Rev. Father Payne, assistant pastor of St.
Francis Church of this city, held service, Sun
day of last week. on Jackson's River in High
land county.
In Highland county next Wednesday Mr..
J. NJ. Colaw will be married to Miss Lizzie ].
Gibson, daughter of Mrs. VIM. D. Gibson.
Dr oh; of
Augusta, ILL.,, are visiting their relative, W.
c. Hedrick, on South Madison street.
Ewell F. Fitzgerald and Miss BERTHE J.
Brooks, of Augusta, will be married in Staun-
ton tomorrow.
John Dull and Miss Rhoda Brown will be
married at Waynesboro' next Tuesday, Sept.
3rd
Miss Annie Fletcher OF this city, an ex
perienced stenographer and typewriter, who
was recently employed in the law office of
Capt. Jas L. Bumgardner, will leaYe to-mor-
row for Philadelphia to accept employment in
a firm of that city.
Mr. P Edgar Hull, native of Highland
county, Va, large cattle-dealer at Eureka,
Kansas, Joined his wife and children in High
land last week where they have been spend
ing some time on visit to relatives.
The Highland Recorder Of last Friday says:
"Rey. Hamill, president Of the W. F. In
stltute, of Stanton, visited Monterey and
other sections of the county this week, in the
interest of his school, He preached in the
Methodist Church here Sunday morning, and
delivered lecture on education Monday
night"
Mrs. Margaret Bishop who had been on a
visit to her son, V. B. Bishop, at Monterey,
left there for her home at Elkton, Rocking
ham, last Thursday.
At II o'clock Sunday morning of last week,
Rev. ]. H. Boyd, D. D., of this city, preached
sermon to a very large assemblage at Brushy
Ridge Camp meeting. six miles west of Lewis
burg. W. Va, which the Greenbrier hide
pendent says was the finest that had been de-
livered there for many years. Rev. John A.
A nderson, of Harrisonburg, preached at 81
O'Clock P. NJ, the same day. Rev. J. d.
Martin and family, of Covington, were also
in attendance.
Rev. A. M. Fraser, Pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church of this city, by appointment
of Presbytery, preached at Shemariah Church
last Sunday morning
Rev. S. A. Repass preached in the Lutheran
Church of this city last Sunday morning.
Whilst here be was the guest Of Mr.. G. T.
Hammond on Coalter street.
Rev. D. K. Walthall preached in the First
Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning.
Rev. Robt A. Gibson, Rector of Christ
Church, Cincinnati, preached morning and
evening in Emmanuel Church Of this city.