Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-12-09
Personal.

j. Fred Effinger was in Washington on
business this week.
Miss Mary Gait was visiting friends in
Harrlsonburg last week.
Chas. Prufer, who has been quite SICK,
has improved enough to be about the house.
Capt. John McQuaide. of Washington,
was on visit to his home this week.
Mr.. Edward Mcmahon, of Lynchburg, is
on a visit to friends here.
Mr.. W. b. McChesney is In Petersburg at
tending the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Il. Peyton Brown of the Staunton bar, has
been in Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. George Baunman of Newport News.
is guest of her aunt, Mrs. b. I. Bsgby.
Mr.. j. H. Powell was in Charlottesville
Tuesday.
Nh. Samuel E. Michael and Miss Matte
Michael were married yesterday at Sangers-
Vile.
Sam'l Ii. Bell, Esq, was in Baltimore
this week with hogs. and found the market
dull.
Mai. A. w. CARRIER of Richmond, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Arista Hoge,
left Tuesday for home.
Miss Mary Woodward, who has been visit
ing in Baltimore for some time, has return.
ed home.
Dir. Geo. W. Britain, who has been at Hot
Springs, Ark for some time. has returned
home much improved in health.
Rev. e. W. Stratton and wife, who have
been visiting Mr.. W. l.. Olivier, have gone
to their home in Colorado.
Mr.. Gus. Loeb and wife. of La Fayette.
Ind, are visiting Mr.. Loeb's brothers in this
city.
Rev. Job Turner has started for the South
to resume his duties as missionary among
the deaf-mutes.
The Buena Herald says that Mr.. w. e..
Finley of Augusta, was the guest OF Mr.. A.
S. Henkel last week.
Mr.. o. H.. Gresham has been appointed
manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Of
fee at Hagerst0wn, Nd. and Will leave
shortly for his new home.
Mr.. Edward P. Chamberlayne, sou Of
Prof H. M. Chamberlayne of this city, will
be married on the 22nd in Appomattox, to
young lady of that county.
Mrs. Spencer, wife of James q. Spencer.
of this county, has been IN Baltimore in
hospital for treatment, is much better and
is expected home shortly.
Mrs Frank NJ. Hanger has returned from
Richmond, where her husband has been in
st. Luke's Hospital, and reports him much
better.
Allen Christian Wilson. son of Hon. VIM.
l.. Wilson, was married on Dec. End to Miss
Frances Warren Simpson at Camden on
Gauley. W. Va.
Mr. d E. Euritt left Tuesday for Balti-
more to attend the wedding OF Mr.. Guy
Cochran, to a lady of that city. Mr.. Coch-
ran was a former resident of StauntOn and
has many relatives and friends here.
Miss Agnes Kinney of this city, who is a
pupil at Prof. B. Meyers music school in
Baltimore. was one of the participants in
the Elks memorial service there on Sunday.
The Sunsspeaks of her solo i'll the highest
praise.
Miss Lucie Montgomery Scott has return
ed to Fairfield Institute in Albemarle, after
spending Thanksgiving at her uncle, James
Calhoun, and attending his wedding at Pond
Gap
The following gentlemen left for Rich
mond Tuesday to attend the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge and the Shrine-J. NJ. Lickli-
ter. VIM. Brand. J. 7. Bocock, I. A. Davis,
q. g. Berry. j. I. Wayman. John A. Alex
ander, E j. Wayland, j. r. Kemper, e. u.
Gooch, J. Howard Wayt. A. M. V~lz and
Indro NJ OuarIpS