Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-07-01
Personal.


Mr.. VIM. Banner, who came on nylng
trip to his mothers, left Monday Tor hlch'
mond.
Geo. w. Swink, the efficient Assessor OF
North River District. was III our sanctum On
last Monday.
Mason Miller, Esq, was in Richmond last
week attending convention of wholesale
grocers.
HIM. Cham berlayne, of the D. d. and b.
faculty. has returned from visit to relatives
in Appomattox county.
Mrs. Jno. S. Withrow and daughter Louise,
have returned to the city, after TWO weeAS
visit to relatives in Waynesboro.
Capt. T. S. Doyle has removed with ms
family to Basic City, where he is comfortably
located for the summer.
J.W. Wayman, of Granger, Texas, orolnel
of Drs. E. 7. and ]. F. Wayman, is vls'ting
his brothers in this city.
Mrs. L. H. Dreyspring, of Mt. Meigs' Ala
is the guest of her brother, Maj. s. M. 1os''
on West Frederick st.
Mrs. Fannie Brown, with her daughter MISS
Fannie Stubs, of Baltimore, IS visiting MIS-
James Blackley, on East Beverly 81.
Capt. W. L. Balthis, of Baltimore anu oiu
Stauntonian, and commander OF the "es'
Auousta Guard at the surrender, SIN thls Guy
After an exciting game the Mlddleorook
base ball team was. on last Saturday. oeiea'eo
nv the Clifton Forge team by score oi ~ ~
| 4.
Prof. Ernst Won Schlectendal director o.
| musc at the Wesylean Female Institute lei
for Bedford City Friday, where ne Will spe III
| the vacation.
The wife of Mr.. Frank I. Holt OF this city
with her little children, will spend the sum
NOR in Wavnesboro with her parents-Mr ano
Mrs. C. H Haines.
| At Thinking Spring church to-day Kew u
w. Finley will unite in the holy bonus VI
matrimony Mr.. J. G. Hunt and Miss ie1l'
Hoge, both of Stuart's Draft.
Miss Christie Mauzy, youngest daughter o.
R. Mauzy of Staunton, cn route from eeua'
Spring, S. c., to Lewisburg, w. Va'' spent las
Friday in this city.
Mr.. P. II. Wiess. wife and child, Mrs. Il. D
| Norvell and child, of Texas, and MISS Norits
| Santini of Miss, are visiting at Mrs Juoe'
| McCue's, No. - Madison st.
State Senator Hal. D. Flood, who is can
didate for Congress in this district, was LOOK
ing over the field and fences in these parts I'll
| week.
Cuba is soon to have physician from Au
gusta county. 1t is said that DR.. V. w. Dun
lap. of Middlcbrook, will leave soon 10 prac
tice his profession in that island.
Miss Evelyn Kinney has gone to Charleston
w. Va, where she will act as one OF IN
bridesmaids of Miss Dent, who will be MAJ
ried to day to Miss Kinney's cousin, Lucle
Smith, formerly of this city.
Mr.. Jacob B. Gale, of Middlebrook, an Oh
friend and subscriber, called at our Office yes
terday, and spoke pleasant word III pehal1
the SPECTATOR. and renewed his subscriptlo
for year.
Il Miss Ella Banner has returned to her HON
near Folly Mills after a womonth's trip
MiddIetown, Woodstock and Front Roya
bringing with her Miss Birdie Harris OF Mic
dletown, cousin who will pay her visit
| John Brown, tough negro, who had pro
en- the law of John Piummer another toug
coiored citizen, was up before Mayor Fultz
Saturday. and fined $50 for the offense. Th
trifing sum Mr.. Brown promptly liquldated
David Fultz. son Of Capt. A. II. Fultz, May
of this city, who is the captain OF the celebrs
ed Brown University Base ball nine, lett Ia
Wednesday for Chicago to play the champlo
shin games scheduled with Chicago UNIVERSE
| this week.
Mr.. P. Sites, of the Caldwell-Sites U
i returned from st. Luke's Hospital, Richmon
r Va, on Saturday last, where he had been
e der treatment and where surgical operate
# was performed for appendicitis. Mr. Sites
e fast getting well.
The stonewall Brigade Band left for Ric
mond on yesterday evening to join in t
l. narade at the Confederate reunion now gol
e on in that city, On the 4th, the band will
r, in Charleston, W. Va, to join in the celeb
y ton to be given there.
- Mr. Sol. Haas, formerly traffic manager
. the R. & D. R. R., and later assistant TO oa1
W Spencer, President of the Southern Ry,
~ been elected president of the Slass Iron
:, Steel Co., of Birmingham, Ala, position
is admirably equipped to fill.
Miss Edna Shirley, the charming you
lady of Waynesboro, who has been visiting
at the queen city, for few weeks, return
7as home last Wednesday. She is we'll known
nd us all, having won the vocal medal at the
IN, ley Seminary this session.
tie, Mr.. A. H. Snyder, the able editor of
he Rockingham Register is a candidate for the
18th flee of Recorder for the town of Harrisonbl
ng at the election to be held Thursday, July 2;
IN, and we hope he will be elected. 1t is seld
In that an editor asks for an office, and when
the does, he should get it.
-, The Southwestern Presbyterian of jun
mo published at New Orleans, reprints an exit
70, from our Waynesboro letter of the 10th
Tho June relative to the Rev. r. c. Trawick, v
has recently taken charge of the Presbyter
church at Monterey, but who formerly resi-
at Waynesboro
zen Professor w. G. Brown, Phi. D., late of
of chair of chemistry of Washington and
raj University, now connected in an official ca
eye ity with the United States Agricultural
partment at Washington, D. c.. has
de- elected to the chair of chemistry in the
yersity of Missouri at Columbia.
Mr.. Addison Maupin and Mr. W. A. Bo
were in the city Saturday, the former te
10y tend a meeting of the executive committe
~ the D. D. {, B. Inst. and the latter to exc
a. his bond as the newly elected Superintene
'ne which he did in the Bonding and Trust
- of Baltimore city.
M. ROANOKE COLLEGE.
49, Roanoke College continues to prosper.
cep- =, ~ -; 1c2 IT, oo,,o
seventeen States and Territories and Sc
foreign countries. In the graduating clas
Choctaw Indian, and Korean is a me
of the next Junior class. The order durin
session was unusually good and diligent
was done by the students. Roanoke