Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-08-31

Moses D. Hoge of Richmond, is a guest
of Mrs. A. Fl. FuitZ.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Powell who retained from
Birmingham some weeks ago i'll Of mala-
rial fever, has recovered sufficiently to be
about.
MI Charles W. s. Turner has formed a
law partnership with MI. W. r. Alexan-
der Of Winchester for the practice of law
at Luray.
Messrs. James Ker, Jr., and Hampton
Wayt gave german at the. Hale House
last week in compliment to Miss Shout of
| Va, and Miss Mamie w estmoreland Of
South Carolina.
Miss Birdie McCue is visiting her uncle
DR.. A. F. Wills. in Amherst.
We acknowledge the receipt of Chicago
papers containing the speech Of Allen q.
| Thurman, from Mr.. W. B. Slower, who is
| guest at the Grand Pacific Hotel there.
Last Friday at the Warm Springs. there
was a concert given in connection with
| "kett.e- drum,' by Brof Bartholl Meyer
| of Staunton. A correspondent of the Rch-
mond dispatch" speaks ia the highest
praise of Prof M. g piano playing. and also
| Of shat of his little son.
Rev. c. Armand MilIer, assumed his
new pastoral duties in Salem, Roanoke,
| last week.
Messrs. II. e. Braxton of Stanton,
| and g. S. Roller of Angus were regis
| tered at the Arlington House, Lynchburg,
| last week.
| Miss Minnie Bickle is visiting her school
| mate Miss Kate Armentrout. in West
| Virgi mia.
We regret to hear Of the illness of tina
sterling citizen, Mr.. August Blauth, of
| Greenville.
Capt. E. Macon Jones, of Huntington,
W. Va, was in the city Saturday, return
! ing fro m Richmond where he had been
under hospital treatment for an injury to
his hand received from the cars. He is
popular railroad officer, and was greeted
by many of his old friends.
Mrs e. e. Gooch was guest of Mrs.
F.. r. L. Parrish at Covington, last week.
The Roanoke Sum- OF last week says
"Messrs. g. E. Halnes and J. A. Armen-
trout of Staunton, and Mrs. A 5. Mauzy
of Augusta county, were in the city this
week with an eye to making investments
in the Magic City,
Mrs. DR.. Wenger and her mother Mrs.
E. A. Brooks, have returned to the city
from the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. ]. T. Tannehill of Staunton has
opened branch ice establishment in
Roanoke.
Messrs. Ernest Hartman and Ash Wood
ward we're thrown from their buggy at the
Fair Grounds, Friday evening, but for
tunately escaped injury.
Mrs. W. A. Hodge and her sister Bessie,
of Stuart's Draft, we're in the city, Friday.
Mrs. Gus Loeb from Lafayette, Ind. i,
who with her children has been visiting
her brother-in-law, MIR. Ferdinand Loeb,
for the past month, left for home on
Tuesday night last, by the G. Il o. route.
Mr.. Adolph Loeb, of Loeb Bros left on
Tuesday afternoon for Baltimore, Phi
ladelphia and New York, on his annual
purchasing trip.
Cards are out for the marriage at Cam
den. n. j., Sept. 5th, of Miss Emma E.
Grimm, late Of the Faculty Of the D D.
& B. Institution here, to Mr.. ". DAVIS
Rusmiselle.
Mrs. Ann Booker of Hampton, with her
daughter-in-law Mrs. R. N. Booker, is
visiting her son, Mr. NJ. A. Booker Of this
city.
Mr.. Geo. S. Brown, son of Rev. DR.. T.
! Edwin Brown of Rhode Island, is visiting
his uncle, Capt G. Julian Pratt.
We have received copy OF the Boston
"Globe, sent us by Mr.. NIGH. Holiday of
this city, who is there. From the cartoons
and general make up, the Democrats of
Massachusetts seem to be making it hot
for the High Tariff Republicans.
DR.. Geo. s. Walker, OF the w. L. Asy-
lum staff, was at the Williamsburg Asy-
lum last week, On a visit.
Mr. Jos. L.. Barth is now in the North
ern cities selecting his fall and winter
stock of clothing.
When Senator Voorhees,, on his return
from Ashvllle, N. g., last week, arrived
at Statesville, n. c., Mayor Coiner Of that
= town. formerly of Augusta county. board
ed the train and officially thanked him for
voting for the bill giving Statesville
government building.
Mrs. Frank Alexander who has return
ed from Lynchburg, on Monday evening
gave charming little sat home" to little
John and Nora Sublett of Richmond,
grand children of Judge John Howard
McCue. Some fourteen little children
were present.
Miss Maggie Morton of Staunton, who
has been for some months visiting rela-
tives in Fernandina, Fla, is now visiting
the family Of Rev. VIM. e. B aker, in Ros-
well, Ga.
Mrs. Philip 7. Henshaw of Ky. who,
with her little daughter, has been visiting
Maj. and Mis-. J. B. Dorman at Hotel
M ozart since May. returned home last
Monday
Mrs. q. A. Crenshaw of Richmond is
visiting Mrs. Capt. W. T. Patton.
MIR. Harry Frazier. Division Sup5. of
the Louisville u Nashville Ry., with head
quarters at I[opkinsville, Ky.-the young
est Division Superintendent in the coun-
try, was in the city this week. With his
wife he left for home Wednesday night.
Mrs. B X. Dickson of this county and
her niece, Miss jamie Jennings, are among
the guests at the White Sulphur Springs.