Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-10-26
Personal.

On Monday last, Mr.. M. E. Miller re-
ceived the gold medal from the editor of
the Jersey Bulletin" a paper devoted
entirely to the interest of that herd. for
the best Jersey butter exhibited at the
Augusta fair. The medal is a beautiful
piece of work and cost S25.
Mr.. R. b. Lambert Of Waynestoro. has
obtained patent on a velocipede.
The venerable Geo. W. Fuller, the old
est resident of Stanton, now in his S5th
year. heard a day or Two since from gen.
tleman from Nashville, that his elder
brother, James Fuller, an u >. officer in
the war of 1872, is still living. at the ex-
IRENE age of ninety-elgh5 years. Mr..
Fuller had not heard from him for fifteen
years.
DR.. and Mrs. Carter Berkeley arrived in
the city On Saturday night from their
wedding trip. They are located at their
home on Frederick street near Market.
The W. R. Tyree Company, manufac-
turers of drugs, has decided to move to
move to Florence, Ala. Messrs. W. R.
Tyree, Jos. e. Rollins, G. M. Fifer and
Judge Hudson of the company, will make
their residence in Florence.
Mrs. Lew Vogel and Miss Gertrude HIATT
are visiting the Richmond Exposition this
week.
DR.. J. ?. Killian of this county, return
ed this week from the Exposition, which
he says is the greatest thing ever seen il
Virginia. Like all the rest, he gives the
Board of Supervisors his blessing for their
share in causing Augusta to be unrepre-
sented there.
Mrs. r. B Lambert of Waynesbs 70. and
her sister, Miss Alma Bare, have returned
home from visit in Rockbrdge.
DR.. A. M. Henkel left this week, with
his wife. for Norfolk, where the State Med
ical Association of Virginia is in session.
Dr. Henkel has moved to his new and
handsome residence, corner of Main and
Lewis streets. The old residence is for
rent but the medical Office underneath will
continue there and DR.. II. will be found
! there except at night.
MIR. W. T. D. Borum, member of the
bar of Woodstock, and Journal Clerk of
the Virginia House of Delegates, passed
through here Monday on his way to Fort
! Worth, Texas. where he will make his
! future home. He is young man of that
sort that Virginia can ill aft )rd to lose.
Mr.. Ben. F. Fifer has been reappointed
Flour Inspector for Stanton.
DR.. Henry M. Patterson is in Norfolk
attending meeting of the Board of Med.
| ical Examiners.
Mr.. John T. Hartman has been elected
| to a clerkship in the National Valley
Bank, to Fill the position resigned by Mr.
Graham Robertson.
Capt. o. r. Fupsten of the D., D & B.
Institute, is visiting the Exposition.
Clerical Notes.
Rev. s. W. Haddon of Old Providence
church Will start in a few days, for the
Synod, which meets this year in Pope
Co., Ark. His pulpit will be filled during
his absence by the Rev. J. e. Galloway.
! Rev. Jno. b. Morton of Florida preach
ed for Rev. ]. E. Booker at Hebron, last
Sunday morning, and at night for DIR
| Mcfarland.
Rev. Geo. Huffman, now in his SD year
is quite ill at his residence, near Mt. Zior
church, in this county. He has been il
declining health for year or two.
Rev. Mr.. Bagby, pastor of the Disciples
church at Clifton Forge, preached hi
| farewell sermon few days ago. He goe.
to Newport News.
The Rev. E. w. McCorkle of Clifton
! Forge has lately received a call to thu
church at Marion, in Southwest Virginia
made vacant by the resignation of Rev
VIM. McPheeters, now Professor in Colum
bla Seminary, s. G.
Rev. L. FL. Paul was installed pastor O
d ossy Creek church on the 14th inst
| keys. j A. Preston, T. L. Brown and J
W. Lafferty preaching the sermons.
Rev. DR.. g. B. Strickler was chosen
Moderator Of Atlanta lGa.} presbytery al
it's session last week.