Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-02-27
Personal.

Rev. T. M, Frost, the new pastor Oh 'Ao
Baptist church, will arrive here on ,oN'
Thursday, the 4th of March. he WIZ W
installed ON the next evening. he GOES i'o'
bring his family with him. but Will retuih
Ia Lexington. XIV, for them about May,
If whicl, time the Baptist Association ol
Kentucky meets at Lexington, a injecting
which Mr.. Frost is anxious to % pfesen'
at as it was chiefly through his lIstFu-
mentality that the Association chose thas
place OF meeting. ,u.,,,.
Mr.. Jas, Dinkle, son Of kobt. DinKie'
Esq. near Jennings Gar, who has oeen IN
t,olorado for the past eight years, Is on
visit to his father. His descriptions OF
life ON the western frontier OF ciVlizf''ioli
has made many Colorado converts.
Mr.. Carter II. Harrison. civil engineer
| left IN Monday night last to resume WORK
on the Lexington Il Big Sandy Kaliroad'
WITH which he has been connected for
some months.
Mr.. David S. Young one OF the oidest
members of the Staunton bar, WHO Tell ana
brok. his arm, last We k, is. we are glad
to say, doing we'll under the care OF DE-
Atkinson and was at his once t'iiS
week, MIR, J. j. Anderson, of Rlch-
mond. and his wife, a daughter OF MI.
Young. were here ON visit to him. having
been brought by the fear that his accident
was a serious one.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Il. Spots
wood PAYNE. whose illn: IS has been mem
TONED. and who has bt en- taken to the
residence of his father-i,,-law, Capt Thos.
P. Eskridge, is greatly improved IN health
though not yet able to set about.
Mr.. A. Y. Lee, of Staunton, has formed
class for instruction in drawing and
painting at Hawks Nest on the C. Y y.
Road.
Mr. Richard Lee, formerly well-known
express messenger on the chesapeake q
! Ohio road, died few days ago at his
home in New Kent county.
Mr., w. H. Williams. so favOrably known
! here two years ago as clerk at the Y. q
o. freight depot and now merchandising
: at Hinton, spent day or two with his
!. Stanton friehds this week on his way to
: Eastern Virginia to visit his old home.
{ CAPT. N. N. Hoffman, editor of the Nor
: giant ,wn, W. Va, Post and an old Mex
= lean war veteran, called upon us yesterday
D on his way back from thu annual reunion Of
9 the veterans in Norfolk on the 22d inst.
Capt. Edward Sears, Boston, was in
the city this week on visit to his father,
Z Dr. Barnas Sears. He was cordially gree
" ted by his friends of wi ON no man has
more in Staunton.
A correspondent of the Lewisburg "Cri-
9 terion" writing from Pocahontas county
r about the coming election of county Off
'. GERS says that while there is division on
II other officers they stand ''for Pros
3 ecuting Attorney, R. S. Turk, first, last
% and all the time.'
ID Mr. j. P Bell, the we'll known stationeI
\. and publisher of Lynchburg, was in Slaun-
+; ton ON Wednesday.
of MIR. Geo. A. Hutcheson has been appoin.
ID ted Quartermaster of the Staunton Artil-
H. lery.
8, Mr.. John B. Evans. whose resignation
OF as member was accepted last week ~
TT the City Council, has been member OF
n. that body with few off terms.) since
81 1868. He has perhaps, given more of hi
ds time to the service of the city than any o
NO her citizens.
Vn Miss Nina r. Stout was voted the gol,
W. necklace, presented to the most popula
or young lady at the festival Of the M. E
n Church, South, at New Hope, Frida!
az by Prof. II. Harris. Of Staunt0n.