Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-04-22
Personal.

| ID. b. McFall one OF MI. OOlOu luuucutldi
citizens paid US call on Monday.
Mr.. Miller, Editor of the Harrisonburg, Va.
Free Press, was in Staunton on Friday.
Mr.. J. A. Fulton, of the firm of Fulton,
Hutcheson g. Hoge is in New York.
John E. Campbell, Editor of the Allegheny
Sentinel, was in the city yesterday.
Maj. R. L. Fletcher has gone to California
on visit to his sons, Mat. and Tom.
N. R. Greathead, special agent ofthe Stand
ard Oil Company, has located in Staunton.
| R. C. Blair of Moscow, and Randolph Buck
of Mt. Scion, were in Staunton Saturday.
Mrs. Effinger lived until few weeks ago
with her daughter, Mrs. Hickman in Waynes-
boro.
| Geo. T. McClintc, Esq, of Covington, a
delegate to the Republican Convention, is in
the city.
James Harvey, of Middlebrook, an old
friend of the SPECTATOR, was in to see US on
Tuesday.
| BE. Eakle, Jr, was in Staunton on Mon
day and Tuesday, and was warmly greeted by
his friends.
RID Apperson has increased the pay roll
of the electric railway in putting in their line
to 81, 900 per month.
| J. A. Pearson, a prosperous resident OF
Laurel Hill in this county, made this Office
pleasant call last Saturday.
| Eugene Sproul, son of Col. A. A. Sproul OF
this county, has accepted a position in the
Typographical Survey of Baltimore city
Mr.. John Child, of Roanoke, is visiting his
father, Mr.. G. G. Child, Cashier of the Farm
ers' and Merchants Bank of this city.
At Basic City to-day in the Presbyterian
church. DR.. ]. l.. Keane of Ronceverte, VIVA.
will be married to Miss Hattie Mendenhall.
At Lewisburg, w. Va, to-day, in the Cath
Ole church, Mr. P H. Harrington of Romeo
verte. will be married to Miss Mary Lynch.
| P. st. Geo. Bridges, of Richmond, Va, a
graduate of the V. NJ. !. in recent years and
last years graduate in medicine died on the
10th.
Miss Kate Edison, daughter of thelate Henry
Edison of this county, who now resides IN
Binghampton, N. Y, is visiting relatives in
this county.
Harry Frazier, ESQ.,, Chief Engineer of the
C. & O. Ry, was in the city last week, the
guest of his sistsrs, Mrs. W. P. Tams and Mrs.
R. P Bell
Mrs. Judson McCutchan died at her hus-
bands home at Spottswood on last Thursday,
the 10Th inst She was buried at Shemariah
church.
| cit is reported that J. Manley Hoge, recent
superintendent of electric lights of this city.
will accept position with the Electric Street
Car Co.. of Frankfort, Ky.
| Having completed the course of stenography
and typewriting in Dunsmores Business Col
| lege Miss Mary S. Mann, of Harriston, this
county, was awarded her diploma last Satur-
day.
Andrew Price. Editor of the Pocahontas
| Times paid us pleasant visit on last Satur-
day. He and his sister, Miss Susie were on their
way to Mt. Clinton. Rockingham county, to
visit friends.
| The third prize offered by the Stonewall
Band of this city at the jug Concert, was
awarded Miss Aubrey Newman. 1t consisted of
handsome silver lock bracelet engraved with
| her name.
In Charlotte. N. c., yesterday, Miss Lou
| Robertson, graduate of the MARY Baldwin
| Seminary" and niece of Alex. F. Robertson,
ESQ, of this city, was married to Mr.. Eugene
| Graham.
| DR.. D. A. Butcher and Capt. T. j. Crowder
were in Charlottesville last week attending the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of Va. They secured the next meeting to be
held in Staunton.
| little child of George Groves who lives in
Pluukettsville just outside of the city, on
Thursday last, accidentally overturned a cup
of scading coffee, which severely burned it
about the head and face.
| The chancery suit of F. c. Smith VS.. The
| Valley Railroad Company was compromised
and will be dismissed. 1t was brought to en-
| force payment of a judgment for the killing
| of Mr. Smiths horses some time ago.
Hon. w. A. Glasgow, of Lexington, was on
visit last week to his son, Joseph A. Glasgow,
one of the attorneys of the Staunton bar, and
the recent nominee of the Democrats for the
Office of Commonwealth attorney for the city
of Staunton.
Joseph Kavanaugh, of Harrisonburg died
| late Tuesday night at his residence in that
town. Mr.. Kavanaugh was an uncle of John
Kavanaugh of this city. His death was
caused from old age. He was nearly eighty
years old.
| The appointment of Capt. VIM. II. Fowle,
as Collector of the Western District of Va,
was great surprise to his wife, who is in
Stanton She had not heard an intimaton
of it before the telegram which announced
her husbands good fortune.
| M. A. Quarles, ESQ.,, of Basic, brother of
Judge ]. M. Quarles, was in Staunton last
week, and whilst here gave US hopeful account
of the industries about to be put in motion at
that town; the desk factory and iron work
ing plants presenting the brightest prospect
The Rev. Mr.. Ballangee and wife of the NJ.
E. Church South, stopped over for brief visit
to Mr.. c. Rice Moore near this city last week, on
their way to Mr. Balangee's new charge at
West Capon Hampshire county, W. Va. Mr.
B. has completed four years pastorate at
Ronceverte.
l LII INC OeCoHu L res UyIeTldu CQurCQ OF LDlS
city at 10 o'clock a. M. next Wednesday,
April 18th, Mr.. T. Walter DAVIS, of the Staun-
ton Daily Ne~s, will be married to Miss Sallie
D. Chamberlayne the handsome daughter of
Prof. H. M. Chamberlayne of the D. D. & B.
Institution.
Mr.. ]. T. McAllister, wife and child, of
Warm Springs, Va, spent several days in
Staunton last week Mr.. McAllister is promi-
nent young attorney of Bath county, and
whilst IN the city was giving some important
legal matters attention. Mrs McAllister spent
part of her time with her aunt, Mrs Mason.
Miss Leila R. Waddell, daughter of Mr..
Leigh R. Waddell of Garth, Albemarle county,
and niece of Hon. Joseph A. Waddell of this
city, who has been spending some time with
her sister, the wife of Rev. L. E. Scott in
| West Perry, Alabama, will be married to- ay