Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-09-09
Personal.

mr.. T. C. Kinney of New York, is on visit
to his father, Maj. A. F. Kinney.
Misses Kate and Ella Danner leave this
week for Madison county, where they VIII
teach in Young Ladies Seminary.
Geo. Bell, VIM. Karnes and some other OF
our young men will enter the University OF
Va this week.
Mr.. VIM. Jaffe, brother of Albert Jaffe, OF
this CITY, has returned to Milwaukee, where he
is teaching.
Messrs. J. Mason Miller, Jr., and c. W. s.
Barnes, and r. D. Haslip, delegates tothe In
dianapolis convention, have returned.
Chas. Berkeley, son of DIR. Carter Berkeley,
has been engaged as teacher in the Staunton
Military Academy.
E P. Chamberlayne has resigned his posi-
ton on the News to enter the Dunsmore Bust
ness College.
Miss Ida Bargamin, of Richmond. who has
been spending some time at the home of Mr..
Jos. B. Woodward in the city returned to her
home last week.
Miss Edna Fay, teacher of art in the public
schools, has brought her mother to Staunton
with her and she will remain with her during
the winter.
Miss sallie Fauntleroy has gone to Jackson,
Miss, where she has engaged to teach during
the ensuing session in the Jackson Institute
She will be much missed in Staunton.
Miss Ruth Weiss, of Beaumont, Texas. sis
ter of Percy S. Weiss, well known to our peo-
pie. Joined her brother in Staunton few days
ago, and will become student at the Mary
Baldwin Seminary.
Miss Annie Mills, who has been travelling
during the summer in England has returned
to the city, after most enjoyable trip and re-
sumed her duties as teacher in the public
school.
Miss Lillian Shepherd. who has been ill at
the Hotel Frederick for some time, is so
much improved in health as to be able to be
removed to Waynesboro, for change of air
and recuperation.
The public schools begun their session on
Tuesday last, and the session bids fair to be a
prosperous one. A large number of children
have been enrolled and the school starts
under the most suspicious circumstances.
Mr.. S. B. Seig, of Monterey, was in the city
on Friday last whittier he had come with his
family, who were on their way to Charleston,
W. Va, to visit Mrs. Seig's relatives.
Last week, DR.. Geo. 7. R OLSON was moved
from Mcdowell, where he has been lying with
broken leg, to his home at Messy Creek, and
- r1yoh Hio fpian6C
are now much encouraged about his condition
as the broken bones are knitting finely.
Mr.. H. NJ. Lewis was reelected State Secre-
tary, Miss Annie E. ..Fifer, district secretary
and ]. W. Lovegroye, State treasurer OF the
Christian Endeavor Society. which met in
Charlottesville last week. The Rev. s. K
Wine, of the U. B. Church of this city, was
placed on the board of directors.
NV. A. Bratton an attorney of Marlin
ton, W. Va. was in the city On Saturday last
and whilst here received the congratulations o.
many of his friends upon his marriage, which
will be celebrated to-day in Fauquier county
| to Miss Berry CoIonne as announced las
week.
Gen. Eppa Hunton spent Sunday in this
city with his niece, Mrs. Chas. Catlett and
whilst here, talked with some of our citizen
| in regard to the political outlook and is con
fdent of the election of Bryan. The Genera
spends most of his time in Washington, ant
derives his knowledge of the political situa
ton from the very best sources During tn
week he wilrmake several speeches through
out the Valley.
Father Payne and Mr.. Haydell, of Staun
ton, were in Monterey Saturday. Fathe
Payne held Catholic services, as announced
at Piny Grove schoolhouse, on Jackson's rive
Sunday. There were about 300 people in at
tendance.-HighlGnd Recorder,