Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-04-06
PERSONAL.

Miss Bette Mowrey. of Waynesbor
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. J. E. Booker. of Snyder, pass
through the city Friday to Baltimol
Brooke Berkeley, who had been vi
iting relatives in the city, returne
Monday to Pa1top's'Academy. |.
Mrs. s.. H. Walker. of Mt. Meridi4l
passed through the city Thursday.
Cold sulphur, Rockbridge county.
Profs. Bader and Weaver, Of th
public schools, spent their Easter il
Rockingham county.
Miss NJ. B. Ellison, of Richmond, i
visiting a. -HarringtDne, the countr.
residence of LIS Rawlinson. =
Miss Helena Splitter is visiting he,
uncle, E. L. Eakle at Coyner's Store
this county.
Rev. J. T. Williams, who has beer
visiting in the city, left Friday fol-
Alexandria.
Miss Margain Eakle left Friday
to visit her aunt. Mrs. James .Coynel
in Basic City.
VIM. Il. Bailey left Friday fol
Covineton, where be will take charge
of drug store.
Miss Anstress Gully, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. N. TiIman, returned
Friday to Fishersville. -
After weeks visit to the Misses
Mish in Middlebrook, Miss Minnie
Grattan returned home Friday.
Miss Ida Summers. of Deerf1eld,
spent some days in the city this week,
the guest Of Mr.. James Dore.
Miss Carrie Henderson and Miss
Lowry, of Greenwood, are visiting ].
II. Woodson on Washington street.
Station C. Ruebush and Miss Mar
garet A. Hulvey. married at Mt. Sid
ney on the soth ult. -
strother Ryder, and Miss Mary L.
Wright. married near Deerfield on the
31st ult. s,....,,A,,5 .r., I
Stroller: Ryder and miss Mary
Wright obtained license at the county
clerks Office and were married near
Deerfeld Friday.
Mrs. G. S. Pirkey, after q visit to
her mother. Mrs. g. NJ. Baylor, at
Swoope. passed through the city
Thursday to Gr0ttoes.
Rev. r. J. Brooke and family have
moved from Harrison burg to this city,
and are occupying the house known
as the Fultz property on Coalter street.
An invitation to address the Con-
fsderate veterans at Mcdowell, High
land county, at their reunion to be
held in May has been accepted by Capt.
James Bumgardner.
DIR. R. s. Hamilton, of West Au-
gusta. was in the city Friday to see his
daughter, Mrs. L. L. Scherer, of
Marion, Va, who was visiting her
mother at the Mary. Baldwin Seminary.
Misses Rose Harrison and Lizzie
Cochran are spending the Easter holt
days with Judge and Mrs. Geo. M.
Harrison in Richmond. !
r. Emmett Kinney has accepted an
appointment as typewriter and book
keeper at the Office Of United States
Marshal 8. Brown Allen, which is in
the Postoflce Building.
On March 10Th at Moffett's Creek, by
Rev. J. M. Schreckhise, VIM. d. Lott
and Miss Anthy B. Sensabaugh, all Of
Augusta county, were united In mar
,riage.
Miss leila Neel, Of Monroe county.
". Va, who has been attending the
Valley Home Seminary in Fishersville,
arrived in the city Friday and is the
guest of g. f. Neel ON North Augusta
street. 8 ~"
Wheat and Van Lear, grocers, have
dissolved partnership, and Jacob Van
Lear, who will be successor to the
firm, will continue the business at the
same stand, corner Main street and
Central avenue
J. M. and F. R. Lilley, of Middle
brook, passed through the city Mon.
day to Fayette county, W. Va, whore
they will join a mining engineer
corps. $
Miss Lula Hutchens. daughter of
Charles Hutohens, and Charles Carroll
were married at Bethel Church on the
4th inst. Rev. r. A. Lapsley perform.
ing the ceremony
A meeeinzsof directors of tho Bald
dwin District Fair Association was
held last Friday, and movement was
put on foot I'd have fair some time
during the coming fall. Another meet.
ing has been called for the Goth of this
month.
Among those who are attending the
Methodist conference in Washington,
are Rev. F. ]. Prettyman, OF this city,
Rev. J. K. Gilbert, Of New Hope, Rev.
g. D. White, Of Waynesboro, and Rey.
John Canter, of West View. :.
Miss Mary P. Miller left Monday for
Baltimore to act as a brid sAmaid at
the wedding OF Mis- Lucy KopL ms OF
that city. and Mr.. Alfred Renshaw of
Troy, n Y.