Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-11-26
Personal.

To-day, Mr.. A. H. Snyder, Junior Editor OF
the Rockingham Register, will be married to
Miss Annie A. Wierman, daughter of Mr.. b. b.
WIerman Fat Moore's Store, Shenandoah coun-
ty. We wish the parties long life. happiness,
aud prosperity.
Rev. P. Hawkins, of Bridgewater, pastor O.
several churches in Rockingham, has been
called to Pennsylvania and left on yesterday
for his new field of labor.
DIR. M. B. Atkinson, of this city, has been on
visit to his daughter at Lewisturg, West Va,
the wife of Prof. Chas. E. Young. Principal Oh
the Lewisburg Female Institute.
To-day, at Forest City, Arkansas, Mr.. s. d.
Jordan, of Buena Vista, viii wed Miss sali1e q.
Pope. The Buena Vista Adp0eGte says thai "a
reception will be given them at the handsome
new home of Capt, G. F Jordan, the groom's
father. on Friday night, November 2Sth.
Mr. Jordan is a native of Buena Vista, and at
present member Of the well-knoWn real es-
tate firra of Carter and Jordan"
This Rushville (Ind.) Republican of Nov. 10Th.
says
A'Messrs. ]. r. Kemper and s. e. Parkins,
members of two leading real estate nrms at
Bssio City. va. have spent several days in
Hnshy vile, leaving last Tuesday for Indian
auolis Their visit was in the interest OF the
sonroaching sale of lots at that place. They
are pleasant young gentlemen, iuil OF business,
of courteous manners. ana maze Irlenus OF all
whom they met here.'
The Pendleton Netos, published at Franklin,
WA. in its issue of November 21st, says
"Messrs Todd and Hamrick, of Augusta
county, Va, were in town last week selling
stock in the Kanawha City Development Com
here"
Miss Emma McClintic of Wisonville, High
land county, is visiting friends in Augusta
county.
On last Monday we had pleasant call from
Mr.. Giles Devier, the venerable editor of the
Rockingham Register an old and sterling
Democratic Journal.
Capt. Frank M. Imboden, who distinguished
himself by his brave conduct In the recent
= fight in Honduras. is native of this county
where he is well known. He is brother of
Gen. John D. Imboden and of Col. Geo. W.
Imboden, of Fayette county, W. Va. About
fifteen years ago. he was Captain Of the Rich
mond Blues. The authorities In Honduras
attribute their victory to the gallant conduct
of the citizens of the U. s. who participated, as
will be seen by reference to the article headed
American Valor in Honduras"
Mr. Polk Miller President of the Va Field
Sports Association. and Mr.. E. ID. Hotchkiss,
General Freight Agent G. d o. Railway, both
OF Richmond, will spend several days
with Mr.. w. F. Summerson, of this city, when
all will participate in field sports for birds.
Mr.. Hampton wayt. who has been confined
with lever, is out again.
In postal card dated Nov. 9th, Front Royal.
Va, Rev Job Turner writes 10 his friend and
former deafmute pupil. Mr. James Crowl, a
campositor In The SPECTATOR office, that he
may be expected here this, Wednesday, even
ing. after which he will hold services at the
following times and places
In Louisville, KY, Sunday, Nov. 50Sh, Jack
son, Miss, Dec. 7, New Orleans, La, the 18th,
Austin, Texas, the 2lst. and probably San
Antonio, Tex, the 23rd. He will make week
day vsitations in Elkton, Staunton, Cncin-
natl, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis,
vicksburg, Natchez Little Rock, Baton Rouge,
Dallas. Hillsboro. (Tex.l and Waco.