Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-27
Personal.

Gen. Echols and party we're in London
July 18th, and would go from there to
Scotland.
Mr.. John s. Harwood, who was re-elec
ted by reclamation President Of the Vir-
ginia Division T. p. A. at its Stanton
session, has resigned. Mr.. W. Il. D. Gas
coyne has been chosen President pro tem,-
and Mr.. Harwood, a member of the Board
OF Directors.
The family of Mr.. A. Floyd Heck. at
Hinton, W. Va, have been afflicted with
typhoid fever. Their little three year-old
son is just recovering from it.
Mr.. E. V. Campbell and wife are spend
ing few weeks at Taylor Springs. Rock
ingham county.
Mrs. E. J. Steele of Craigsville. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Rodes of
Lexington, Va.
Miss Maggie BaylY, is visiting the fam
lily of Mrs. R. s. Costins, in Northampton
county.
We regret to see in the Harrisonburg
papers that Mr.. Jos. N. Mauzy, formerly
of Staunton, Is quite sick.
Mr.. William Wholey of Staunton,
large property owner in this city, was in
Roanoke several days this week, looking
after his interests. Mr.. Wholey thinks
Roanoke live place, and he is bringing
his friends here to invest, too. '-Roanoke
Leader.
| Capt. T. B. Harris and wife of Culpeper,
are visiting friends in Stanton.
Misses Annie and Bessie Conrad OF Staun-
ton, are visiting relatives in Winchester.
Mr.. Geo. Killian and family, formerly
| of Augusta, have changed their residence
from Orlando. Florida, to Decatur, Ala.
"Dr. E. D. Foster. who comes we'll rec
commended as physician of many years
| practice of Staunton, Va, has formed a
partnership with DR.. j. W. Nye, of Scott.
DR.. Foster will hang out his single at the
| St. Adams Hotel, while DR.. Nye will prac-
tice along the q. & o. DR.. Foster is a
| graduate of the highest schools in the
country. Charleston, (W. Va..) NonDa-
| reil.
Mr.. John Steele of Augusta, is visiting
| in Fincastle.
Miss Eliza J. Coleman of Staunton. is
visiting the family of Mr.. ]. Tinsley Cole
man of Nelson county.
The Committee on the Poor has appoin-
ted Mrs. ID. z. Brown to the position of
Matron of the City Almshouse.
Mrs. D. J. O'Neil and family of Rich
mond, are visiting friends in Staunton.
j NoI D ohao
| erty in Wichita, Kansas, and last week
left to make his permanent residence
there.
Mr.. J. Hunter Nickel, who was en-
gagged in business in Staunton, has re-
turned to his farm in Monroe county, W.
Va.
Mrs. R. W. Burke and Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. Starke Burke, left for the White Sui
phur Springs last Saturday.
Mr.. John W. Bryan. City Overseer of
the Poor, who has been visiting in Illinois
and Indiana, returned home on Tuesday
last.
Mrs. W. H. Clare, of Deer6eld, who has
} been quite ill, is convalescent.
+ County Surveyor, James II. Callison,
who has been sick, is at the Variety
Springs for his health.
| Col F. II. Hill of Madison, Grand Lee
| turer, is in the city, lecturing the lodges
OF Masonic District No. Is. He is a guest
of his nephew, W. B. McChesney, Wor-
shipful Master of Staunton Lodge No. 10.
Mrs. w. G. Camp and Mrs. Jos. J. An
derson of Richmond. are spending some
weeks with their mother, Mrs, D. s.
Young.
Agent and Train Master Jos. W. Bryan,
at Clifton Forge, has resigned that posi-.
ton to take effect August 18th.
We regret to see on the list of naval ca
! diets dismissed by court martial for hazing.
the name of our county boy, Charles W.
Lyle, son of Mr.. Hugh F. Lyle. He is
bright young fellow and it looks like
pity to see so grave punishment for
school boy pranks on other cadets.
Misses Annie and Birdie Patterson of
Harrisonburg, are among the guests at
the Black Rock Springs in Augusta.
We regret to state that Mr.. Thos. A.
Bledsoe, who had slightly improved, was
again very ill yesterday evening and re-
garded as worse than he has been at any
time during his sickness. Prof. Dabney
of the University of Virginia, and DR..
Hunter Mcclure of Richmond, have been
telegraphed for and were to arrive at mid
night last night.
Deputy Sheriff of Augusta, N. G. Watts
is spending some weeks at the Cold Sui
phur Springs, by advice of his physician.