Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-09-06

PERSONAL.


M. e. Ingalls,, President of the Chesa-
peake Il Ohio Ry., is native of Maine, but
removed to Massachusetts where he served
term in the State Senate. He has always
been an active Democrat, and in Cincinna-
tt for several years has been prominent In
various efforts to reform political abuses.
Heis now spoken of for the U. S. Senate, to
succeed Senator Payne if the Democrats
should carry Ohio. He is pleasant speak
Ell and quick in debate.
Among the personals in the Highland Re-
cOrder, we see Miss Kate Blackburn of
Staunton is visiting the family of Rev. &. T..
ID. Collins at Mcdowell; Mrs. Susan Tay-
lor OF Staunton visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
J. Reynolds at Headwaters; Miss BERTHE
Wilson of StauntOn visiting friends at Doe
Hill; Miss Alice Steinbock of Staunton
visiting Mrs. w. H. Hicklin at Clover
Kyle of Augusta visiting on Bull Pastures.
Capt. M. G. Lilley, wife and daughter,
and MI. Jno. w. Lilley and daughter, of
Columbus, o., who have been visiting their
kin in Augusta and Rockbridge, in COM
pany with theirFretatives MI. j. A. Tenn
pleton and wife, left for home last THUS
day evening. Capt. Lilley leaves his
daughter, Miss Harriet, to be educated at
the Augusta Female Seminary.
Col. Thos. NJ. Green OF Maysville, KY,
the author of that interesting work His
toric families of Kentucky" a book which
reaches back into so many families OF the
Valley of Virginia, is visiting in Rock
bridge. He is the historian Of the Scotch
Irish Association which met at Columbia,
Tenn, last May.
EX-Auditor S. Brown Allen has been
quite sick at his residence in this county,
since the Norfolk convention, with an
attack of Pneumonia. His family will
shortly move to Staumton, where he will
hold thep place of Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue for Augusta, Bath, Rockbridge,
Allegheny and Highland
The New Bedford Mass Times, no
ticing the presence there of Judge VIM. A.
Hudson, i'll the interest Of enterprises at
Florence, Ala, says: ''Judge Hudson
looks and acts and talks very much like a
New England Y ankee, but he is Virgin
ian who went to Florence about year ago. :"
Messrs. j. j. Hawse and Cyrus H. Berry
Of Harrisonburg, the two byciclists who
were in Staunton last week on wheels, have
the reputation of being the only two wheel
men who have ridden bycicle up and down
the mountain going from Newmarket to
Luray.
Miss Lucy Ida Pugh of Augusta coun-
ty. and MI. John Nagerl of Nelson county,
were married in the parlor of Mr.. Jas. r.
Taylor, Jr's., residence on Church street,
morning, by the Rev. DR.. G. H.
Shield.
Mr.. M. B. Hamrick of Bickle & Hamrick,
was in Lynchburg this week
the State Undertakers Associa-
ton, of which he was elected one of the
Vice Presidents.
Grand Lecturer w. III. III. Lynn, confer
red the Royal Arch degree of Masonry on
three candidates in Rockingham Royal
Arch Chapter No. 6, at Harrisonburg,
night.
Photographer Ad. Hovelle of Florence,
Ala, has patented a method of reproducing
a negative on celluloid card, which is said
to be of great value to the profession.
Mayor Fultz has appointed John NJ.
Fielder special policeman at the Chesapeake
& Ohio depot.
Miss Emma Paris, who has been visiting
ler parents here, left Wednesday for Port
and, Oregon.
Capt. d. w. Haynes and family of Ron
ceverte, w. Va, are visiting friends in
Staunton.
Cards are out for the marriage, Sept.
18th, of MI. F. W. PROTEIN, to Miss Julia
A. Pforr, all of Staunton.
Mr.. A. E. Root of Staunton, now of the
Burke, Root & Robe Combination, opened
at Halifax, s., Monday.
Misses Maggie and Sallie Bayly of Staun-
ton, are visiting at Mr. S. b. Walkers in
Amherst county.
MI. Stuart KOiner, son of Maj. AbsOlom
Koiner, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Gideon
Koiner, at Newmarket.
Capt. 7. G. Morton of Stanton, con-
Quoted the service at the Y. M. G. A. in
N Norfolk, last Sunday.
Miss Mary Lewis, daughter of Judge L.
L. Lewis of the Court Of Appeals, is visit
ing Mr.. Geo. w. Mays family.
MI. Charles w. Hunter has been quite
i'll in Richmond, but is recovering.
Mrs. Jennie Stiff of Staunton. is visiting
Mrs. Jos. H. Anderson at Front Royal.
MI. Lum Halle of Sedalia, Mo-, is visit
ing his old home,
Capt. w. II. Fowle left on Tuesd ay for
Elliott, Sampson county, n. C.
The Rockbridge Alum Springs CORE
spondent of the Norfolk Virginian, writing
Aug. 29th, says:
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. G. F. Wilson and Mrs
w. T. Tams of StauntOn, entertained q large
number OF guests at q progressive euchre party
The reception room at the Grand Hotel, In which
this entertainment was held, with its brilliant
bowers, looked like fairy bower The prizes
offered were extremely handsome and well worth
for in themselves. Misses Mary and
Chloe Sans of Baltimore kept the score. The
successful contestants were as follows Mrs Nc
Henry Holiday, ladies', and j. NJ. Elder, gentle
mans progressive prize; Miss Judith Darlington
ladies' first, and Z. p. Beale, gentleman's first
prize; Mrs. Robert Thorp ladies', and Mr. James