Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-11-09
p E r S N A L.
WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EMENTs OF PEo-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Ex-Gov. Cameron in his Published rem
iniscences of his contemporaries on the Viz
giliia press along in the Seventies, makes
an error when he puts w. IL. Ii. Lynn IN
the mOrtuary list. He has long retired
from the vocation, but bids fair to live
many year yet. Mr.. Cameron says: 'Of
the survivors. most have laid aside the
editorial harness Most notable OF the
exceptions is the veteran Yost, who Tor
half century welded a trenchaht pen,
and is to-day the ablest political dispusant
in Virginia, if not in the South.
AS Mrs. A. G. Paul and her daughter,
Miss Blanche Paul, of Nit. Scion, were re-
turning from Messy Creek church, OH last
Sunday, some one driving i'll the opposite
direction ran into their buggy, overturn-
ing it, throwing their horse down, demOl
ishng the buggy, and throwing Mrs. Paul
and daughter both out. They were both bad
ly bruised, but not seriously hurt. Had
their horse not been a very gentle one,
serious results might have followed.
IA JGtLcl llOlll IJdlI 4 ldilClSCU pft1O budU
Mr.. r. N. Poole the protector Of the Mar
row Gauge raillo d to Highland, and who
started the Valley Sanitarium in StauntOn,
and who was connected with several
schemes during the boom times here, has
experienced a second stroke of paralysis
and his case is considered hopeless. His
wife is with him.
Mr.. James V. Brooke, Jr., a Warrenton
man, but who was for some time member
of the Staunton bar, was married on Oct.
22d, at Grand Forks, North Dakota, to
Miss Annabel Bailey. His wedding cards
say: SAT Home at Tue Brevoor5 after
November 1st.''
Miss Nellie II. Cameron. daughter of
DR.. j. H. Cameron, of Deerfield, and Vol
hey B. Wood, telegraph operator at Mill
wood, will he married on Tuesday, Nov.
Goth, County Clerk Burnett having issued
the marriage license last week.
After voting early Tuesday morning,
Judge Lyman Chalkley started for the Mt.
Scion neighborhood on hunting expedi
tion. He was accompanied by MIR. II. e.
Todd who voted at NIT. Scion and Joined in
the hunt
MI. Ferris, the proprietor of the great
Ferris Wheel at Chicago. and Harry
Frazier, Chief Engineer of the G. & o. by.
when both were boys, were attached to an
engineer surveying party Oh New River.
MI. Boiling r. Swoope, Superintendent
B,; MIX, ,oe
been visiting Mr.. VIM. Caldwell at Way
nesboro, returned last week to Sanford
Fla.
Roanoke Times 'Mr. and Mrs. s. M.
Woodward arrived home this morning from
Baltimore, where Mr.. Woodward has
been under surgical treatment for several
weeks.
MI. A. H. Snyder. editor of the Rock
ingham Register, WAS in the city on Satur-
day last, with his family, to spend Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. Il. D. Haislip.
Maj. Ogden Murray an able and well
known journalist is visiting friends in the
city. He is now residing at Charles
Town.
MI. ~ NJ. w iIillOCh VI lodUcild, IIlIfUl6,
who formerly lived in Augusta, has been
visiting relatives III this county, and is now
visiting others in Shenandoah.
Mrs. Walker, wife Of General Jam es A.
Walker Of Wythe, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Peter Hanger at Waynesboro.
Miss Bette French Of Richmond, is Wis
iting Mrs. Jno. w. Cline Oh Madison
Street.
Mrs. II. st. Geo. Tucker is visiting Mrs.
J. Randolph Tucker in Lexington.
MI. b. Frank Eakle was in New York
this week on business.