Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-10-18

Personal.
Miss Sara Bailey of Covington, KY.
who, during her visits to her relative, Mrs
Jos. B. Woodward, became great favoritt
here, was married on Wednesday, the 9tl
inst, to Mr.. Victor James Robertson
editor of the Commercial News of SaI
| Francisco, California. After wedding
trip of a month they will settle in Sar
Francisco.
MI. John Cow, of England and Mrs
Lena Moan, of Staunton, were united in
marriage last evening at st. Andrew {
Rectory, by Rev. J. W. Lynch. at $50
O'Clock. After the ceremony a reception was
given at the residence of Mrs. Kate Hill
bert on Jefferson street, the sister OF the
bride.-RoGn0Ee Herald, Oct. II.
At a meeting of the Virginia Division OF
the Travellers Protective Association in
Richmond last week, President M. A.
Hope, presiding, the resignation of Direc-
tor GeorgeC. Maslin, rendered on account
Of i'll health, was read, and accepted with
regret.
Demetrius B. Strouse the promoter OF
the boom that Salem, Roanoke, is entering on,
was born in Middlebrook, Augusta county,
in 1887. He was and is the leading spirit
in the wealth producing Bonsack Cigarette
Company, and visited Europe and the West
Indies in it's behalf.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Louise Ingalls,, daughter of President
ingalls, of the G. & o., to MI. j. A. Bar
nard, son of the President of the Ohio &
Mississippi Ry., and one of the General
Managers Of the Vanderbilt Railway sys-
tenn.
MI. Finks of Waco, Texas, who was in
Staunton few days ago, took with him on
his return home his sister, Mrs. Carter
Eubank, who with her children, has been
residing in Lexington. They will make
their home at Waco.
The Salem Chimes Register says Hon.
Absolom Koiner, State Senator of Augusta
county, spent several days in Salem this
week. He was here for the purpose of
investing in the Salem Improvement Com
pany."
A distinguished party are going over the
G. Il o. Ry. in a private car on al inspec-
tion-Cornelius Vanderbilt; his son-in-law,
HI. Nick. Twombly, Chamcy NJ. Depew,
President NJ E. ingalls,, III. Watson Webb
and G. F. Cox.
Cards are out fer the marriage at st.
Mark church, Pleasant Valley, Rocking
ham, Oct. 22d, of MI. J. p. Rauhoff 1.-THE
popular clerk of the Revere House at Har-
risonburg, to Miss Ella Byerly of that
county.
MI. A. Jaffe with his sister, Miss Char
lotte Jaffe, whom he had gone to New Y DIRK
to meet on her arrival from Europe, reach
ed Staunton on Tuesday. Miss J. is aguest
at Capt. Frank B. Berkeley's.
MI. Porter M. Woodward of Roanoke,
was in the city this week and was warmly
greeted by many friends. He is engaged
with the Norfolk & Western Railroad at
Roanoke.
MI. Zed Daniel, of Augusta White
Sulphur Springs, with his daughter, is Wis
iting his brother, MI. L. A. Daniel, of
Hinton, W. Va.
Mrs. T. r. n. Speck, wife of the High
Sheriff Of Augusta, left with her little
daughter yesterday morning on visit to
her parents in Baltimore.
MI. M. S. Cease, recently appointed store
keeper and gauger, relieved MI. VIM.
Snapp at Myerley S distillery on W ednesday
last.
MI. John Geary, the excellent old gentle
man who resided at Mr.. J. M. Carter S.
and died few days ago, left 900 to
Bishop Keane Of the Diocese of Richmond.
Magistrate VIM. B. Kayser is quite i'll
from erysipelas, caused by a blow in the
face from chip of wood that flew up as he
was cutting it.
Miss Maggie Fallon, daughter of Mr..
John Fallon, and graduate of st. Francis
school, has been appointed a teacher in one
of the Clifton Forge public schools.
MI. John G. Bell with his wife, of Lew
isburg, w. Va, are in the city visiting
friends, on their way to Synod.
Miss Estelle Asst is visiting Miss Allie
Foster, No. 1903 Madison Avenue, Bal
timOre.
Col. Jno. H. Crawford of Augusta, was
in Richmond last week.
Capt. W. W. Leckey of Rockbridge, died
suddenly Sunday near the Natural Bridge.
Messrs. Miller and Robert McCue are at
home on short visit.