Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-06-11
Personal.
Miss Maggie Taylor of Lexington,
in the city visiting friends.

\ personal.
Miss Maggie Taylor of Lexington, is
in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Fannie McCue and family have
gone to their country place on North
River, for the summer, and she has rented
her house on Church st. to Rev. DR.. Pratt,
of South Carolina.
Mrs. and Miss Frost, who spent the
winter with Rev. DR.. Frost in Alabama,
have been visiting Mrs. M. N. Bradley on
| Church street.
Mrs. J. Randolph Tucker is in town
visiting her son. Mr.. H. SIG. Tucker.
Miss Sadie Lawson, of Lynchburg, is
| visiting Miss Carrie Crowle at the Virgin
| ia Hotel.
| Mrs. Davis and family, who have been
spending the past year in Staunton, left
] on Saturday for California.
Miss Marie M. Bruce, who has been
| spending several weeks in Lexington, re-
turned on Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Alice Whitcemb, of Richmond,
was in town few days last week taking
leave of her many friends and relatives
She will sail for Northern Europe, June
18th.
MRS. Habicht, of Austin, Texas, with
her two daughters, pupils of the A. F.
Seminary. is stopping with Mr.. Paris on
New Street.
Miss Matte Harris, who spent the win
6ar Mo- nrlo
returned last week.
Miss Virginia Campbell, of Lexington,
was in town last week, the guest of Mrs.
Addison Waddell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boatwright. Of Ga, are
spending the summer here at the Wesleyan
Femala Institute.
Mra. Buckner, CT Roanoke. has also
been visiting her father here for several
weeks.
Mrs. D. II. McCue left the city for her
Texas home Monday light last. She is a
daughter-in-law of Judge J. Howard
McCue and has been visiting relatives in
various parts of the State.
Mr.. L. D. Smith who has been spending
the winter in Barton, Florida, for his
| health, was in the city few days since
| visiting old friends. He is much pleased
| with the country and Will return in few
days to make it his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. nj. N. Bradley and son
| lsfft5 Wednesday morning for Old Point.
Miss Kate Slower ww ;.ss called away from
the city last week by the illness OF moi
sister.
Mr.. Leonard Marbury of Alexan dria is
in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Ambrose L. Henkel, of the Henke1
& Go. printing house of New Market, is
in the city.
Sir Knight J. Howard Wayt, and prob
ably several other members of Stevenson
Commandery, K. T., of this city, will
visit Providence, R. L., next week, with
the Richmond Knights, who go there as
guests of st. Johns Commandery of Pro-
violence. The Staunton Knights leave
here Sunday, and Richmond Monday
morning, at clock.
Miss Mary Gray returned home last
week. She has been attending the Teach
ers' Normal, at FarmvilIe, during the
past winter.
Miss Annie Warp, last year pupil at
the Wesleyan Female Institute, lis visit
| ing this city.
We were honcred this week with CAL
from Mr.. W. W, Brannamaa:s, editor of
the dlah. .sslu "Recorder."
Henry Switzer, Esq, of Clifton Forge,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Cards are out for the marriage on the
18th inst, Of Judge William S. Gooch, of |
Louisa g. H., to Miss Mary Stuart Auder-
son. a niece of Robert NJ. Kent, Esq. The |
ceremony will be performed at the Chris
| tian Church, at Louisa G. H., at 2. M. |
Judge Gooch is nephew of e. e. Gooch,
Esq , of this city, and son Of Capt S. D. |
Gooch, of Louisa.
Mr.. j. G. Fisher, who has been teach |
ing in the City Public Schools during thu
past season with so much credit to him |
self and profit to his pupils, left yesterday |
for his home, near Lynchburg.
Misses Ellie Vaughan and jamie Jack |
son visiting relatives in the city, returned |
to their home in Rockbridge last Wednes. |
day.
Mr.. J. II. Lindsay and wife, of Kernels
willie, N. g., attended our school eoumen.
cements this week. Mr. L. is q former res.
ident of this place and is being warmly |
greeted by many old friends
Capt. G. L. Peck, editor of the Iinto1
W. Va, independent" is spending
few days in the city.