Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-02-01
Personal.

ton. and later of Roanoke, has taken po-
sition in the home office of the Railroad
syndicate of the Mason, Gooch and Hoge
Co., at Frankfort, KY. He showed his IN
terest in his old town by telegraphing TO
Stanton to put him down for ten shares
of the Staunton Furniture Factory stock.
Mr.. S. s. Gooch also telegraphed for ten
shares.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Charles T.
McQuaide. the local editor Of the HaIrl-
sonburg Spirit. and brother of Capt.
John MeQuaide of this city, has been
disqualified from resuming work on that
paper, by long illness. He has been sick
since October last.
Mr.. W. l.. Lushbaugh, of the well known
building firm of Lushbaugh Brothers, left
yesterday for st. Augustine. Fla. He will
spend the winter in that State.
The friends of Capt. Foxhall A. Dain-
gerfeld will regret to learn that he Is
quite sick at his residence In Harrison
burg. Miss Lucy Daiugerfeld, Of Au-
gusta, his niece, is visiting him.
Mrs. R. D. HOTEL of this city. will
shortly remove to Newmarket to occupy
a residence there recently purchased by
her father, Mr.. Jno. P. Zirkle, and pre-
sented to her.
Mrs. Frank Bear who has been visiting
the family of Mr.. P. W. Magruder in
Harrisonburg, has returned home.
Miss Hattie Craig, of Augusta, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Sweetwood at Clifton Forge.
Mrs. S. 6. Hammond, a teacher of
music at the D. D. & B. Institution, is
spending few weeks at her old home in
Berryville, Va. by advice Of her physician.
Miss Phoebe Holt Of Lynchburg, is Wis
ing Mrs. Frank Alexander, No. 208 Kalo-
rama street. Miss M. Samuels of Paris,
France, who has also been guest of Mrs.
Alexander. has gone to Savannah, Ga.
The Petersburg Index-Appeal noticing
the death of Mr.. David May, in Staunton,
says: "He is we'll remembered by his
surviving comraGes of the Twelfth Vlr-
einia regiment OF infantry, Malone g
brigade, as a genial good fellow, as a
man of fine intelligence, and as one of the
most gallant soldiers of that famous COM
mand. He has gone to join the great
majority in the spirit land, leaving behind
him good record.'
Mr.. J. E. Tinsley. the architect, was
in Charleston, Kanawha. this week, look
ing after the extension of the U. S. Gov
ernment building there, for which he has
the contract.
Hon. James W. Marshall, of Craig
county, was in the city last week.
Hon. James Neeson, prominent law
yer of Richmond. died on Saturday last.
He had many acquaintance in this coun-
ty, and his family summered at Waynes-
boro several years.
Miss Marie A. Norris, of Fauquier, who
has been visiting the family of Rev. J..
H. Waugh, returned home on Mon
day last.
Mr.. o. M. Goode of Stauntor, repre-
senting Thos. Z. Williams & Co., of Rich
mond, with their famous 'May Apple
tobacco, is in Lynchburg.
City Treasurer Arista Hoge, who had
been sick for some days, and Clerk Of the
Hastings Court Newton Argenbright
we're in st. Augustine, Fla, on Monday
last on a pleasure trip South.
Mr.. Charles T. Hammond, the popular
Agent of the United States Express here,
was on Friday last given by the B. & o.
BY. Co., the additional position of its
Ticket Agent here.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Annie Heinekamp and Mr.. Jere. J. Muir
ply, at St. Francis church. February 9th,
at ~ M.
Capt. W. II. Fowle, formerly an esteem
ed citizen of Staunton, has been appointed
General Agent for the State of Georgia, fol
the Equity Life Insurance Co. of Staun
ton. He will assume the duties when
his connection with the Internal Revenue
Office closes.
MIR. W. 7. McCue has been elected
Treasurer of the Inter-States Life Asso-
citation of this city. vice Mr.. Jos. E. Rol-
Inns who has removed to Charleston, Ka-
naWha.