Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-07-26
Personal.

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Wednesday,
= Miss Minnie Zirl1le is visiting Miss Lii
lie Bush at Charlottesville.
Miss Mary Sans of Baltimore is visit
: ing Mrs. c.. Men. Whittle.
MI. N. G. Watts is spending a few weeks
at the Cold Sulphur Springs.
: MI. and Mrs r. W. Burke are at the
Weite Sulphur.
7 Mr.. Frank G. Beall, of Frostbrg, Nd.
L was in the city this week.
Mr.. George n. Beall left "Wednesday fol-
his home, Frostburg, Md.
Mr.. W. H. Shirley, Jr., is spending his
vacation at Orkney Springs.
Miss Junkin and Miss Ravenel are visit
ing Mrs. Louis Ravenel.
At the Meeting of the County Board OF
Supervisors. Monday, Mr.. Thomas NJ
Smiley was elected Chairman of the Board
A. I. Crutchfield, the editor of the Bal
!. timorean, died "Wednesday in Baltimore
: He was IS years old.
Grand Master n. E. Whitehurst, of the
l. 0. o. +. of Virginia, visited Staunton
Lodge No. As, last night.
Mrs. Heber ker, il, of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting her father-in-law, Mr..
Heller Ker, S07 West Beverly street.
MI. A. f. Mosby has been appointed
postmaster at Waynesboro, vice r. G.
Wright, removed.
Hon. II. st. G. Tucker, George M. Har-
rison, Esq, and I. D. Ransom, Esq, are at
the White Sulphur Springs attending the
session of the Virginia Bar Association.
Misses Loire and Florence Shalman and
Blanche and TASTE Smith, Of Baltimore
are guests in the family Of Capt. G. A.
Holt.
Miss Thompson of Brooklyn, New Y DIRK
Miss Minnie Henkel Of Baltimore, and
Miss Ada Miller of Newmarket, are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Henkel.
Fincastle Herald: Miss Lillian Curd who
has been visiting in Augusta county, has
returned home. She was accompanied by
Miss Fannie Curd, of that county, who
will spend several weeks in Botetourt.
Last Saturday President Harrison APP
pointed Mr.. p III. McCaull, of Salem, Roa-
noze county, Collector of Internal Revenue
for the Sixth District of Virginia, vice
Capt. Ham. Shepperd, removed.
Cards are out for the marriage, at st.
Francis Catholic church, Z A. M. Thursday
morning, August 1st, of MI. George j.
Johnson to Miss Norah c., only daughter
of Mr.. P. Fitzgerald.
MI. Simon SwitZer, former resident OF
Staunton, but now a member of the firm of
SwitZer, NeWwitter q Co., of Vicksburg.
Miss, accompanied by his wife and child
are visiting relatives here.
Rev. Dr.. A. B. WOodfn has been APP
pointed to represent the Baptist Foreign
Board Mission of Virginia in the Augusta
and Shenandoah district associations.
MI. J. B. Lickliter and family, who
spent the last year at Ironton, Ohio; have
returned to Staunton and will make it theil
future home.
Rev. John A. Kern, D. D., of Randolph
Macon College, will conduct the services
at the M. E. Church, South, next Sunday
in the absence of Rev, DR.. Rogers, who il
| attending the Wesley Grove Md camp
! meeting.
e Roanoke Herald: Mr.. r. e. McAleer, OF
, the store-keeper's department Of the Roa
p noke Machine Works, has accepted a posi-
y ton in the Office of the superintendent O
: motive power of the Norfolk and Western
e railroad.
: Rev. Robb White Of Charlottesville, ha
/ resigned as assistant rector of Christ
. church there, which will take effect the 1st O
October, he having accepted the recent cal
to Savannah, Ga. He is a brother O
!, Meade E. White, Esq, of this city.
MI. and Mrs. G. w. Cochran, Jr., Misses
Susie and Anne Cochran, MI. and Mrs
;, G. M. Harrison, Capt. and Mrs. 7. D
Ransom, Miss Ransom, Maj. Marshall Hang
Ell and Mrs. VIM. Blackley are at the Green
= brier White.
: Newmarket Valley: Miss Mildred Hutch
eson, of Staunton, is visiting her relatives
Mr.. Daniel Reamer and family, having
1 arrived last week. Mrs. VIM. H. Haul
has so far recovered from her wounds thai
. she is expected by her father, MI. VIM. f
Gaines, near this place, on Saturday.
: Misses Flora Katten, Jennie Heller
> and Mr.. Samuel Gusdorf, of Baltimore
; Misses Florence Bloomberg, Minnie Stern
, and MI. Eli Bloomberg, of Richmond; MI
Joe Saa, Of Petersburg; Mrs. Benjamin
: Sackerman, Miss Minnie Shultz an(
Messrs. Moritz Witt, A. Loeb, c. Sum
y y mertield, B. Sackerman and Master Loui,
i Sackerman, of Staunton, spent last Sunda,
Il at the GrottOes Of the Shenandoah.
: MI. John V. Goode, General Superinten
dent Of the Kansas Southern Railway, i
. visiting his father, Dr.. w. II. Goode. 1
is long way between the newsboy O
Staunton and the superintendent of
. Western railroad, but it has been travele,
u step by step by our young friend in com
~ paratiyely short time, and he has reache,
position on the ladder which few men
=" his age have attained. We congratulate
: Mr.. Goode.
!" The Lancaster Co., Va, correspondent G
the Richmond Dispatch writes: cat mass
= meeting Of the Democrats of this county
- held at the courthouse, July Is, to elect DELE
. gates to the State Democratic convention
~ The party was organized by the election {
~ new committee, which assembled direct
l. after the adjournment of the mass meeting
10 and elected as county chairman Mr.. "
II Med. Lee uice DR.. w. J. Newbill, resign
~ ed" MI. Lee was formerly resident
u Staunton and is the son of Nh. A. Y. LIE,
% Esq, architect and civil engineer.
10 We clip the following from g Mignon7s
= White Sulphur Springs letter to the Ricl
~ mond State: " MI. and Mrs. Mitchell Ha
!" rison and Mrs. George Harrison are di
tinguished party of Philadelphians VIII