Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-02-18
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Personal.
The mother of Rev. W. A. Peterson, of
Petersburg, has been quite i'll near Staun-
ton. and Mr.. Peterson was telegraphed to
come, and came to see her. At last ac-
counts we are glad to hear that she IS re-
covering.
Mr.. G. W. Snuff, a popular yonng gen.
tleman of this city, left for Danville this
week, on his way to that bourne from
whence no bachelor returns
The Huntsville (Ala.) "Advocate' IN a
rticularizes one of the teachers, a lady
we'll known in Staunton. IL says:
The rectations gave evidence of what
can be done by faithful Evolutionary teach
ing. This department is uuder The special
charge of Miss Y: P. Carringtcn, who is
An accomplished Elncutionist. Although
she has been connected with the school
less than two months Ter pupils already
give evidence of what may he accom- plish-
ed. "ShipWrecksd, !" r.cited ny Miss Car
ringtop, by request, was full of beauty and
pathos.
A postal from Rev. Job Turner announ-
cps his arrival in Augusta, Ga, Feb. sth,
and pleasant evening spent with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Arnall, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert G. Firth, in that city.
W.N Bumpus, Esq, has been elected
President of the Staunton Social Club,
| vice, M. N. Bradley, ESQ.,, resigned.
| Mr.. David G. McGufin, Teller of the
Augusta National Bank, whose illness in
Richmond we mentioned last week, was
| brought home on Monday morning last
| He is now at his residence Oh Gospel Hill,
where it is hoped, quiet and rest will aid
in his restoration to health.
DR.. Fox, a brother of the Rev. Luther
A. Fox. OF Bethlehem church, has remov-
I'd to Waynesboro, where he will be asso-
ciated in practice with DR.. Myers.
Hon. John Paul, the member of Con-
gress from this district, is in Washington
| selecting seat in the House and looking
| into the ways of the wider scene upon
which he is soon to enter. He called on.
| the President.
DR.. Robt B. White, who was called to
| 5taunJon by the death Of his daughter last
week, preached an admirable sermon at the
| First Presbyterian church last Sunday
| night.
An unavailable letter addressed to miss
| Lucy Snoweo of Staunton, remains in the
| Lexington post office.
| The Lexington papers notice the pres
| ance there on legal business last week of
| Capt. Thos. D. Ransom of Staunton.
Mr.. Geo. A. Thornton of the typograph-
| ical corps in this office, left on Monday to
| AXE position in the Religious Herald''
| ,fice il Richmond. He is young man
If much promise and we look to his dong
| veil in the metropolis.
The presence of Capt. James Bumgard-
Ter, Jr., of stanton, in attendance on the
ilbemarle Circuit Court, is noticed in the
chariot tasville papers of this week
We regret to learn that Dr. j. R. Wat
son of Barterbrook, one of the most PROM
nent physicians of the county, is quite IL.
DR.. j. st. P. Gibson OF Staunton, has been
sent for as consulting physician.
The old visitors at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs will learn with delight that VIM.
Frazier, Esq. who for many years was the
host there will resume that position
| ext season in the month of June and re-
n lin till the September following Mr..
Nrazier's family do not go with, him but
will occupy the residence in Staunton own.
by Mrs. w. T. Richardson, near Mr.
addison Waddell's
D. N. Vanlear, Esq, has been among
hose attacked by dlptheria in this county,
nut we are glad to learn, has fully recov.
red.
We learn that Mr.. W. A Dabney, late
IF Pine Bluff, Ark. has accepted call to
the Presbyterian church at Covington,
Allegheny.
Mr.. Henry Flfer, Of Rockingham, a
brother of Flour Inspector B. F.. Flfer, of
Staunton, was seriously injured last week
ny the limb of a tree falling on him.