Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-06-24
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TROUT-BALLARD.-O Sunday of last week
at Buena Vista, by Rev. B. Fl. Dement,, Mr.
j. G. Trout and Miss Bette Ballard.
CHAMBERLAINE.-Iu Norfolk June
son of Mrs. Gen. John Echols, and Miss
Mary Wilson Chamberlaiue. eldest daughter
of w. w. Cham berlaine, Treasurer of the Sea.
board and Roanoke Ry. Co.
GILK ESON-SMITH.-At Buena Vista, June
18th, by Rev. Robert Campbell. Mr.. VIM. F.
Gilkeson, of Fishersville, and Miss Mary
Louise Smith, a daughter of Mr.. Jas. Smith,
of Buena Vista.
ATES-RIGGLE.-At Spring Hill, Tuesday
night. June 10Th, by Rev. Jas. WILLS Prof
Frank 3. Yates. of the Faculty of the D. d. &
Blind institution, and Miss Blanche Riggle,
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Riggle.
WILLIAMS-TRA YER.-Near Staunton. June
10th. by Rev. j. d. Donovan of the U. B,
Church, John F. Williams, of Wheeling, W,
county.
CLINE-SHEETS.-In Staunton. June 18th, by
Rev, ]. d. Donovan. of the U. 3 Church
Saml F. Cline to Miss Fannie l. Sheets both
OfSta1ntOn.
HOOVER-BENN.-In Staunton, June 18th.
Ebert +. Hoover. OF Augusta. to Miss Vir-
ginia G. Bonn, of Stau nton.
RHODES-MYERS.-O Tuesday, June 18th,
1891, at the NJ. E. Church, South. parsonage,
in Lewisourg by Rev John o. Knott Mr..
Leroy Rhodes and Miss Mary F. Myers, all OF
Falling Spring district. Greenbrier County.
L AN Ef b AEh.-June IOtn, oy Rev 81
Jenetta Baker. botn of Rock iugham co.
BINKLE-MIGTIAEL llth, by Elder
Isaac Long, Mr.. Philip "a, Hinkle and Mss
Minnie N. B. Michael. both Of Rockingham.
SIPE-BILLHIMER June l4sh. by Rev. 8. L.
is:ce. Mr.. ia 'nb Il. Sipe and Miss Mollie Il.
Biiihimer both OF Rockingham county.
CAM ER0N-GATEWOOD AT Split Rock
Pocshantss eannty, " Va. At the residence
ofthe ptrenis Of ihe bride. Iune l7,h DR.
VIM. T. ca neron ami Miss Msoia Pres ton,
Gatewood. daughter Of Mr.. A. C. l.. Gate
wood.
In st. paul's NJ. e. Church South, by Rev
Geo. w. Summers. Mr.. Allen Poage Walker
and Miss Ella Maude Foots. only daughter O,
Mr. S G. Foote.
McGAVOCK-PENDLETO Wytbeyille
June 18th, in ST. Johns Episcopal church. by
Rev. P Logan Mr. Williamson McGavock OF
Graham's Forge. and Miss Jane Byrd Pendle-
ton of Wytheville.
RANDOLPH cINTIRE-nr " G N Ran.
dolph, the honored rector of the University
of Virginia. and for thirty.five years a lead.
ing practitioner of medicine in Charlottes-
Vile, and Miss Mary w McIntire, daughter
OF the late George NJ McInttre. were married
on Wednesday. June 10, at the residence of
Mrs Catherine Mclntire, mother of the bride.
by Rev DR. George L PetrIe, of the Presby.
terrain church. After receiving the congratua-
tions of a host of friends DIR and Mrs Ran
dolph LETT on the west-bound train for White
Sulphur Springs, where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
QUIDoR-BU RNs.-June I6 1891. at Church
Vile. by Rev j. II. II. Winfree. George e.
Qndor. OF st. Louis No.. and Mary A. Burns,
OF Augusta.
POWELL-PO " ERS.-At the NJ, e. Church
south Ia stanton, yesterday morning, JuGe
Z5rd at So'clock, by Rev. Dr.J. S. Gardner
Presiding Elder. Mr.. Presley E. Powell, son
OF Mr.. I. N. Powell, and Miss Anna IL. Pow
ers, daughter OF Mr. II. M Powers all of this
city. After the ceremony, the married cou-
pie took the $40 East Bound train on their
way to Visit The family of an uncle of the
groom in King William county,