Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-07-16
Personal.

Mr.. George Z. Ferry, Iiinoip"' VI .ne
High School, is candidate for reelection
and desires us to state that his name will
NOT be brought forward in connection
with the position Of superintendent, as re-
por ted.
Rev. Father Michael Dinneen, OF Rich
mond, has been in the city for the past
week, on a visit to his parents. and preach
ed last Sunday at st. Francis church.
Capt. Hoover and family, OF this city,
have been sojourning for the past week at
Collicello, Rockingham county.
Mrs. Anna T. Stands, nee MISS Anna
Smith. daughter of Judge Jno. Green
Smith, of this city. has gone to Massachu'
sets to take summer course in music.
Hon. G. T. Smith, of Alton, Va, was In
the city last week.
Prof. Frank, the friend of our young
people, is at Clifton Forge, giving ins5ruc-
lions to the brass band of that thriving
town.
Mr.. Geo. G. Paul, who left the city rev
weeks ago, for Akron, Ohio, returned TO
Stanton last week, and has openso To-
bacco and cigar store.
Mr.. Samuel L. jackson, popular clerk
of Loeb Bros Dry Goods Emporium, and
a member of the Stonewall Brigade Band,
who has been sick for several monthS past
at his fathers residence, in Focahontas
county, W. Va, was on our streets again
last Friday.
Miss Annie Wright, daughter OF 4. u
Wright, Esq, of Waynesboro, returned
home last week from Hollins Institute.
Prof. Harry A. Wagner left last week
on short visit to Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. J. A. Fishburne, of Waynesboro
left last week on a visit to relatives in
North Carolina.
Mr.. Henry Lickliter, Staunton typo
left on last Saturday night for the White
Sulphur Springs, to take charge ofthe 1ot
office of that pleasant summer resort.
Miss Birdie McCue, dauphter of Judge
John H. McCue, of this city, was in Rich
mond last week, visiting her sister. Mrs
Walter Sublett.
Maj. Elder, of this city, was in Rich
mond last week.
G. E. Fretwell, a Staunton boy. who left
here with Mr.. B. Nj. Jamison, for Knox
vile, Tenn, last fall, has returned to this
city, and reports that our enterprislne
townsman. Mr.. j., is doing splendid bu
siness in his new home.
Mr.. l.. G.. Straws, popular salesman OF
our city, who was called away on July 45h'
to Yorkville. s. c., by telegram announ'
cling the sudden illness OF his father. re-
turned home on last Saturday.
Chas. G.. Armlstead, Esq, of Norfolk
Va, one Of the oldest inh abitants of thai
section. died on last Friday. Mr.. A. Was
a relative of Chas, J. ATmistead, Esq.
clerk at the W. L.. Asylum here.
at a meeting Of the Perpetual Loar
Association, July 18th, Chas. e. Haines
ESQ.,, resigned his position as one of the
Directors, and A. G. Gordon, Esq, was
elected to that place on the Beard.
Rev. VIM. A. Harris, u. D., President
of the W. F. Institute, with his daughter
Miss Matte F., are spending the summer
at the White Sulphur Springs.
E. Hageman, ESQ.,, formerly of Staun
ton, but now resident of Philadelphia
is in the city.
Miss Lou VanPelt left Staunton on last
Tuesday for her home in Harrisonburg
and also for visit to Romney, w. Va.
James Brigham, well-kuown colored
man, was buried in the colored cemetery
ON Monday last.
Miss Belle Lggett is visiting relatives
in Christiansburg, Va.
Mr.. e. M. Hartman, who has been alb
sent from the city at his home in Able
marie, on account of sickness, returned te
Staunton Saturday night.
Mrs. Amelia B. Hamaker. of this city,
will have charge of the music department
of the sherwood Female School" to be
opened here by Prof. J. Z. Massey next
September,
Bishop Whittle and family registered at
the Hale House this week.
Miss Irene Lambert, of Alexandria, is
visiting Miss Leila Burdett, of this city
Miss Emma Todd, of this county, is Wis.
iting her friend, Mrs. Minor F. Mohler, at
Anderson, W. Va.
Mr.. J. T. Cook, an old typo, lately EN-.
ployed on the Anderson wv. Va.) States.
man," and a son-in-law of II. Dawson
Esq. of this city, will spend thu summer
in Stanton.
Mr.. L. M. Coyner, Of Staunton, was in
Baltimore last Tuesday.
J. W. Verlander, proprietor Wickham
House, Clifton Forge, Va. and lady, are
registered at the Hale.
Mrs. S. R. Summerson and grandson,
Master Eddie Byers, have returned from
q 5-weeks-visit to relatives in Lew1sburg.
W. Va.
Gen. j. F. Seig, now of Missouri, an old
resident of this county, is visiting his aged
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Sieg, near Church
vile.
Mr.. Edward Cummings and lady, of
Richmond, are in the city for a few days.
Miss Shumault, of Farmville, Va, is
visiting friends in Stanton.
Miss Fannie Murrell, of Lynchburg, is
visiting at Judge McCue's.
Mrs. johnson Bell. of Lewisbury, W.
Va, is in the city.
Miss Minnie Shultz, Of this city, leaves
this morning for visit to Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Samuel M. Woodward, of Roanoke,
who has been on visit to her mother,
Mrs. Fannie Hartman, of this city, left for
her home on Wednesday.
W. J. Perry has returned home after a
few weeks soiourning in Maryland.
Mrs. g. Bargamin and daughter left on
Wednesday for Goshen. Va, where they
mill c,,ond q fau months They will meet