Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-06-10
Personai.

Personal.
Miss Charlotte Ransom, who has been
visiting in Berryville, is again at home.
Miss Helen HUTCHINSON, who has been a
student at Virginia College. has returned.
Jno. w. Carson g. Co. will operate car
rage factory near Kiracofe in this county.
WI. Cooke has accepted a position at
Newport News.
Maj. and Mrs. Dooley, of Richmond. are
guests of Maj L. q. Elder.
Lucien Smith has been on visit for some
days to his sister, Mrs. j. Fred Ef1inger.
VIM Crosby has resigned, is one OF the
Judges Of election in the Second Ward in this
city.
Mr.. Peter A. Houff, of the Mt. Sidney
neighborhood, had several ribs fractured by
the kick of horse some days ago.
Jno. D. Miller, of Spring Creek, who has
been a student at the Peabody school at
Nashville, Tenn, has returned to his home.
John A. Alexander has been appointed
trustee of Christ Evangelical Lutheran
church in place of VIM. E. Craig, decd.
Judge H. A. Holt of Lewisburg, ex-mem-
Der of the Supreme Court of w. Va, suffer
ed slight stroke OF paralysis recently.
r. Cosby has been appoin ted postmastel
at Milboro Springs, Bath county. and S. B
Nutty at Timber Ridge, Rockbridge county.
Mr.. Martin F. Miller and Miss Alice Nc
Glaughlin were married near Sangersyille
last week.
Geo. E. Cupp, of this county, will remove
to Sugar Grove, W. Va, when he has pur-
chased store house and goods.
Miss Margaret, daughter OF Richard Cat
lett, Esq, has returned from Baltimore,
where she has been studying art.
Mamie and JAS, son and daughter Of Mr.
Thomas P. Grasty, of the Manufacturers
Record, are on visit to Paris, KY.
Isaac Bare and bride Of Talcott, W. Va,
are visiting Mrs. p. N. Powell on Washing
| ton street.
Professor j. ii. Bader and j. II. Weaver
left Saturday for Rockingham county or
| their summer vacation.
Ernest Morton, student during the pas
year at Pantops Academy. Va. is in thu
city, visiting his uncle, Capt. T. e. Morton
Hugh Ii. Fultz. of this city. has been ap
pointed to position in the internal revenue
department.
| Mrs. T. Z. Morton left yesterday for visit
of several months to relatives in Charlotte
and Halifax counties. Va.
MI. E. A. Dudley, one OF the largest farm
ers and cattle growers Of Highland county
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Capt. 2. Z Wilson, who has been serious
Iy ill for some days, was taken to the King
| Daughters Hospital of this CITY yesterda.
for treatme emit.
E.O. PeaIe, for the county, and J. II
Bader. for the city, have been reelected Su
perintendents of schools, the positions the.
have heretofore occupied.
| Mr.. Jno. w. Andes. of Mt. Sidney, VIII
has been quite i'll, is convalescing, but Mrs
is. e. Sheets of the same neghborhood, con
Itinues quite i'll.
Frank Wilkinson, son of Robert Wilkir
son, was operated on last week for appe1
dicitis by local surgeons, and at last &C
counts was recovering.
Mrs j. NJ. Hanger. who has been on
extended trip to Niagara Falls, stopping
Pittsburg, Pa, visiting her daughter, Mrs
l.. e. Chalenor. has returned home.
On Tuesday night, I'd inst, Mr.. Jas.
1 IF Pat
, county bar, and Miss Dora Quinn, wer
married, the Rev. W. H. Groves performin
the ceremony.
RI Henry " Strayeg. Esq, returned home
f few days ago from Baltimore, where .
spent a month under medical treatmen
He drove the entire distance and was cons
h derably benefited by the trip.-Register.
DR.. j. X. S. Sterrett, the distinguishe
T. scholar and Greek arch@ologist, Is visitir
Mr.. John ID. Sterrett at Bells Valley. Il
is accompanied by his family. He arrive
last week from Athens, Greece, and will 7
q main some time.
IS Professor G. B. NJ. Zerr. formerly prime
pal of the High school here, and lately hes
of q school at Texarkana, Arkansas, has a
, cepted the presidency of Russell College,
4 Lebanon, Russell county, Virginia, and wi
a enter on his duties there next fall. This
a school for both sexes, but only girls
Il permitted to room and board in the collie
t buildings.