Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-08-14
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nee for congress, is about thirty years o.
age. He was educated at Washington
Lee University and the University OF Vir
ginia. When he was twenty-one years OF
age he was elected member of the House
OF Delegates from Appomattox. He wal
reelected to the house and at the close o.
his second term was elected to the Senate
from the counties of Appomattox, Bucking
ham, Fluvanna and Cumberland, and is now
serving his second term in the Senate. HI
is also Commonwealth s Attorney OF Ap
pomattox. He is grandson Of Charles
James Faulkner, distinguished Virginia
politician of former generation, and is
nephew of Senator Faulkner of West Vir-
ginia.
Lexington News: ''Nliss Kate May Of
Staupton, is the guest of Mrs. Samuel H.
Moore Messrs. Thos. d. Ransom, ). b.
Ransom and r. P. Bell, of the Staunton
bar, were in Lexington Friday as counsel
in the suit involved in the recelvershlp OF
the Virginia Iron and Railway company
of Goshen"
Lew1sburg Independent ''CoI. Il. 5.
Turk of Staunton, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Turk, who had been visiting here,
has returned to her home in Staunton.
Miss Mary Morton of Staunton, is guest
of Miss Matte Belle Caldwell, at the
river
Roanoke World: ''Cab Maddox is in
town today and told his friends that in the
past 16 months be had shrunk In weight
from 44O pounds to 3174, and if he contin-
ues to fall off at the same rate it won't be
long before he can ride his own race
horses"
Coyington Sentinel: "Miss Sadie Van
Lear of Staunton, is visiting Miss Bette
McDannald. Nh. Garrett Gooch, Jr., who
has been spending several weeks at Allan
tic City, came Friday night, and will spend
the summer with his aunt, Miss Jennie
Payne"
At the wedding of Mr.. Jas. Edwin Sad
Ter and Miss Matte Bonner Armentrout
daughter of w. L. Armentrout, at Rich
lands, w. Va, Aug. 4th, Miss Minnie
~NN>-~5
Bickle of Sta union, was one Of the brides
maids.
Mr.. J. M. Wilson has contracted to build
a residence on Berkeley street for MI. Il.
H. Catlett, to cost about $4,000. MI.
VIM, Larner is the contractor for the stone
work. 1t will be the largest DWELL ng in the
city.
Miss Charlotte Jaffe, formerly instruc-
tress in music at the Staunton Female
Seminary, and who made many friends
here where her brother, MI. Alfred Jaffe
resides, is to be married at Arkville. n.
Y. this week.
Cards are out for the marriage, at sim
gleside, - Frankfort, KY, the home of the
bride, Wednesday, Aug. Goth, at T. M.
of Henry Tillinghast Iveys, Jr., TO Evelyn
Hoge, daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Charles
e. Hoge
Mrs. S. II. Rosenbaum of Roanoke, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs. r. D.
. Powers on Stuart street. She is accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Alice Stump Of
Bedford City.
Harrisonburg State Republican ''Mis'
Stella Burke of Staunton, is visiting friends
in this place. Miss jamie Argenbright an(
R. e.. Noon of Staunton, are visiting
friends at Singers Glen.''
Rockingham Register: Miss Hortens'
Devier is visiting friends in Waynesboro
Miss Sallie Clarke of Greenville, Augusta
county. is visiting Mrs. j. Hawse on Higf
street,
Miss Robinson, the assistant editor of tn
Orange Observer, was member of th
editorial convention. She is modest
pretty little woman. and evidently know
the business thoroughly.
Mrs. Sallie A. Richardson Of Harri son
burg, a daughter of the late Peter S. Roller
was married at the Warren Hotel ther
Aug. 18th, to Mr.. A. C. Isaacs of Hoboken
n. J.
Capt. G. G. Gooch was in Staunton las
week to meet his wife who, with their son
returned from Atlantic City. The famil
have gone to Covington where they viii
spend the summer.
Charlottesville Progress "Miss Ma
Kabl3 of Staunton, who has been visitin
the family of the Hon. John E. Massey 70
the past month, returned today to be
home.'
MI. A. II. Drury of 'Westover," beloy
Richmond, and for many years Presiden
of the State Agricultural Society, was a
the Eakleton Hotel with his wife Tuesday
At picnic given near Nimrod Hal
Lear and Messrs. Will, Frank and Eugen
Karnes OF Staunton, were present.
Mr.. Joseph H. Powell, young lawye
of Fairfax e. H. who was a delegate to th
Democratic State convention here, died q
his home on Thursday.
MI. Taylor Mccoy, the former popula
Secretary of the Y. M. G. Association herr
and now Secretary of the Bristol, Va, As
sociation, is visiting his old home here.
Past Grand Master of Odd Fellows, {
G. Wheat, is attending the Grand EncamI
ment at Lynchburg, representing Centre
Encampment here.
Mrs. f. J. Kenyon is seriously i'll at he
home ON Central Avenue. AS soon as sh
is able to travel her husband will take be
to Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
DR.. d. A. Butcher of Stauuton was elect
ed Grand Patriarch Of the Grand EncamI
ment of Odd Fellows in session at Lynch
burg this week.
Mr.. John P. East, young lawyer of Ne
York, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Luc
East of this city.
Mrs. Benford Deakin and Miss Kett
of Staunton, were at Millboro Springs la
week.
MI. Richard Van Pelt is at the Whit