Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-07-11
Personal.

James Hetnerman, inside foreman IOr Lile
Powhatan Company, and Miss Ellie r
Murphy, formerly Of Staunton, Va, but
for some time residing with her sister
Mrs. j. J. Nunan at this place. j. T. Bo-
hannah of Ennis. acted as best man, and
Miss Sallie Spriegle of Charleston, w. Va.
assisted the bride. Rev. John Mcbride Of
Wytheville, performed the ceremony, after
which an elegant repast was served, which
was partaken of by numerous friends
present, The happy couple left on the
evening train on an extended wedding tour
through East and West Virginia. They
have the well wishes of many friends"
Religious Herald-A friend in Staunton
writes us: CDR. Z. w. Shelton has sold
his mineral lands and will likely be a very
rich man," We do not know that con-
CALCULATIONS are always in order under sim
liar circumstances, but the Doctor has al
ways been so warm and generous friend
of the Staunton pastor and of the work in
Staunton, that we have no doubt his pros
perity will be a blessing to him and every
good work.
Clifton Forge and Iron Gate Review :
'Mr. Floyd Heck and wife are absent from
the city, Mrs. Heck having gone to Pitt
sylvania county to attend the funeral of her
brother. and her husband to Lexington to
bring home their children. Mr.. Heck for
some years has been assistant in the freight
Office i'll this place, but on Monday last re-
signed his position"
Monroe (W. Va.) Waterman: "Nfiss
Rebecca Young, who has been teaching in
the family of Hugh Caperton, ESQ.,, return
ed to her home in Staunton, Wednesday,
Miss Resale Osborne, who has been study
ing art in Stauuton, is now at her home
near UniOn.''
Florence (Ala.) Herald: ''Mr. w. M.
McAllister of Warm Springs, Va, arrived
in the city Friday evening. MI. McAllis-
ter is largely interested in Florence, finan-
cially, and has large number Of friends
here.''
Miss Ella Shelton, who was with her sis
ter, Miss Annie, on visit to their aunt
at Burkesville, Va, was brought home
Tuesday evening very ill with malarial
fever. There was some Improvement in
her condition yesterday.
Mrs. Capt. W. 7. Patton has just re-
turned from a long visit to Baltimore and
Richmond, and will he in the city week
OIL two before leaving for her new home in
Middlesborough, KY, where Capt. Patton
has preceded her.
Mr.. A. T. Waugh of Baltimore, died at
his residence in that city last week, aged
10 years. He was son of the noted Bishop
Beverley Waugh Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. South, and first cousin of Pre-
siding Elder Jacob III. Waugh Of Staunton.
MI. Lutte d. Young, of the late firm of
Henry, Young u Co., left Monday for
Richmond, to take a position in the whole
sale dry goods and notion house of Alsop,
Moseby & Go.
At Old Point Comfort, the Fourth was
quiet, but at night the young people had a
full-dress german. In the list of the par
Elephants we see the name of Miss Fauntle-
roy of Staunton.
Mr.. F. A. Berlin of San Francisco, Cal,
who is OH visit with his bride, to his
father, Col. George W. Berlin of Rocking
ham, was here last week, and spent a few
days with his sister, Mrs. C. A. Holt.
Miss Louise M. Powell, who has been
teaching in Norfolk for the past session,
has returned home to spend her vacation
with relatives.
Mrs. Graham Robinson, who has been
very i'll for month past in Lexington, has,
we are glad to say, sufficiently recovered to
be removed to her home in this city.
Mrs. DR.. F. E. Rice and daughter, Miss
BERTHE, of New Market, are visiting rela-
tives in Augusta.
Mrs. r. G. Blair of Augusta, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. DR.. John H. Mcpherson,
at Lewisburg, w. Va.
Florence (Ala.) Herald "Rev. DR.. D.
K. Mcfarland of Staunton is visiting Rev.
J. A. Preston this week.
U. S. Senator r. L. Gibson of Louisiana
is at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. H. r. Putney and daughter of
Charleston, w. Va, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Asst.
Mr.. Harry Mills, clerk in the War De-
partment at Washington, is in the city, on
a visit to his father, MI. Jas. Mills.
Mr.. Jas. Apperson has been appointed
agent for the Stanton Street Railway
Company.
The Misses Gadsden of South Carolina,
are visiting Mrs. Louis Wake, West Bey-
erly street.
Miss Maggie Wholey returned home from
st. Joseph Convent, near Emmettsburg,
Md, last week.
Mr.. H. L. Powell. who has been under
medical treatment at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital for some time, is at home.
MI. Albert Hart, has been confined to
his room with rheumatism for the last three
weeks.
Prof. J. A. Hiner of Dunsmore's bust
ness College, is at the Webster Springs, W.
Va.
Miss Florence Bloomberg of Richmond,
is visiting Mrs. Ashby Hoshour, near
Staunton.
Chief of Police J. H. Waters, left We'd
nesday morning for Philadelphia and New
Jersey, to spend his vacation with relatives.
Mrs. and Miss Tipping, accompanied by
Miss Eva Thompson, are in Lexington,
visiting friends.
Assistant General Secretary E. T. Dad
nun of the Y. M. C. A, was in Roanoke,
Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Braxton and daughter, Miss
Eliza, are visiting relatives in Staunton.
Mrs. Jas. d. Anderson of Lexington is
visiting friends at Basic City.