Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-09-22
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. %. 1882.
Local
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. Harry L. Frazier, civil engieer,
son of our honored fellow-citizen, VIM.
Frazier, ESQ.,, left on Monday morning for
Contreville, Md, accompanied by his
friends Messrs. Henderson M. Bell, Jr., J.
nd TAYLOR and Mcdowell McCue. Mr..
Frazier was to have been married on the
ootb at noon, IN st. Paul's church in that
c;tv IN Miss Minnie. daughter of Mrs. E.
A Turpin. Miss Turpin is graduate of
the Virginia Female Institute here. The
vounu couple will reside for the present in
Kentucky where Mr.. Frazier is engaged
on one of the railroads now in construc-
ton there.
Mrs. John T. Moffett, with her children,
of Portsmouth, Ohio, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 8. J. Thompson, of
this city, has left to visit relatives in
Lynchburg.
Prof. J. I. Miller. late of Staunton, has
determined to open frst-class school In
the upper rooms of tie Graded School
building at Luray, assisted by his son Ar
mand, medalist of Roanoke College.
Mrs. Roxie F. Lindsay passed through
Stanton last week on her way to join her
husband. Prof S. G. Lindsay, formerly of
this city. who is now teaching a graded
school at Kernersville, N. c., where their
future home will be.
Col. W. 8. Gilman, Assistant clerk OF
the U. s. Senate, and the well known
Washington correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch" is visiting his brother
in-law Mr.. r. W. Burke.
Hon. ]. Davis Craig of this county, has
returned from protracted visit to the
Rockbrldge Alum Springs, as the saying
is, "a now man. We have never seen
him looking better.
Mr.. Columbus Halle, of Texas, is visit
ing his father.
Miss Ada V. Levy, of Richmond, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alexander Hart,
of Stanton. Miss Levy belongs to the
family of that name which has been
noted in the Virginia metropolis for more
than century past-the women not less
for their beauty and accomplishments than
the men for their prominence in public
affairs.
In the Faculty of the Lewisburg. West
Va, Female institute this session. is M 1873
Belle Patrick, of Augusta, a graduate OF
the Augusta Female Seminary.
Mrs. Judge Thompson, and Mrs. Car
rlngton Cabell of Richmond, are spending
q few weeks az Kalorama.
Rev. Job Turner arrived in the city from
Wisconsin on Wednesday last, and left the
next day for Charlestown, w. Va, in the
prosecution OF his deaf-mute mission. g
DR.. A. q. Koiner, formerly of Augusta,
who has been quite i'll at Roanoke, is re-
covering.
Mr.. Alexander F. Robertson and lady
OF StaumtOn, were on IA visit to DR.. j. F..
Robertson, of Culpeper, last week.
In noticing, last week, the departure of
DR.. N. Baldwin to attend the Clinics in
the Homeopathic hospitals of New York
city, we should have said that his stay
would be ten weeks, instead of two weeks.
There is great deal of excitement in
Chesterfield county, over the disappear
snce Ut wealthy English resident, Mr..
Augustus Green. who has been missing
for week. He had just returned from a
visit to some friends on this side OF the
Blue Ridge. He WAS last seen out hunting
in Chesterfield, and the citizens have turn.
ed out en- a,sasse to lind him.
Prof. Mueller, who lately had a dancing
school IN Staunton. has just opened one in
Eynchbnrg.
We are indebted to the enterprislng
land selling firm Of w. P. Hilleary & Sun ,
of Warrentpn, Va. for copy of their
"Virginia Real Estate Journal" 1t is a
most comprehensive aud valuable work
and those who thiuk of buying land in
Piedmont Virginia would do we'll to send
for one OF them.