Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-06-10
wAYNEsBoRo NEWS.

For the SPECTATOR:
Now that the schools have all closed, and
the girls and boys gone to their various
homes, a solemn silence pervades our town
which will no doubt obtain until the summer
visitors begin to pour in, circus comes, or
the glorious fourth is celebrated in proper
STYLE As Ford's Lithia Springs open on the
10th we will not have long to wait to witness
an influx of city faces. 1t is reported that
this comparatively new watering place will
be full to overlooking early this season.
A beautiful wedding was consumated at
the M. E. Church ON last Wednesday morn
ing when the charming Miss BERTHE Conner, OF
the Long Meadows neighborhood, was made
the bride of Mr. E. L. Rhodes, of Albemarle
county. The usual church decorations were
vastly surpassed by gorgeous display. both
of taste and flowers, as we'll as eyergreens,
&C., on this occasion, and happier looking
couple seldom walk from the solemn chancel
to receive the congratulations of friends, and
then to hurry away on the famous Vestibule
which has taken thousands on their happiest
voyage of life.
Miss Matte Grove, her brother John W.
Grove and family, all of Luray, were visitors
last week of their sister, Mrs. John w. Eli
son, of Wayne Avenue.
Mr.. W. c. Burger, a popular Richmond
man was in our city on Saturday last.
Mr.. William Lambert, of Richmond, made
a short visit to his father, Mr.. John NJ Lam
bert, of Chestnut Avenue, on Saturday and
Sunday.
Prof. James Winston, who taught in the
Newman neighborhood at Gordonsville last
session, is spending his vacation with MS
father. DR.. J, B. Winston, at Valley Semina-
ry. ;.
Prof. Chas. H Withrow, of Augusta Ca, is
expected home in a few days to spend the
summer months.
DR.. J. n. Smith, a dentist of Hinton, w
Va, who at one time lived in Waynesboro, is
now here with his wife, guests of Dr. )
Myers.
Misses Mamie Nance and Ora Hopkins, to
gether with Miss Nanette Hopkins, all re-
Gently from Georgia, are guests of Miss Annie
Fishburne. on West Main street.
Rev. c W Trawick, who has been supply
ing the pulpit of the Presbyterian churcn
during the absence of DR.. Cooke at the Uni
yersity this session, has accepted a call &c
Monterey. Mr.. Trawick will probably go &c
his new field next week, and take with him
the PRAYERS and warmest attachments OF all
who know him here. Mr.. Trawick IS ire
ouently spoken of as DR.. Cookies double
They are very much alike, even slightly SC
as to physical resemblance. Each has thal
Quiet. unobtrusive manner which attracts all
and repels none. His demeanor is rehneo
and gentle, yet underlying it all is that sturdy
intrepid character, as well as forcefnl de-
termination to do the right at all hazards
which can assert itself on all proper occa.
sions.
New porches adorn the residences OF Mrs
G. W, Greiner and H Michaels. They I'M
prove Eas. Main street very much.
Mr. w. Crowder has fitted up very
handsome law office in the Withrow block
East Main Street. and is now ready to milk
the prouerblal cow, while the Etigants pull
one at the horns, and the other at the tail.
Percy 10th, the lightning stove drummer
is again in the South, representing bis 1atn
er's w. J. 10th Stove company:
Mrs. J. L. Templeton. of Staunton, vislteo
her sister.in-law, Mrs. J. Frank Tempieton
Of Waynesboro last week THISTLE.