Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-11-28

Among the delegates appointed from this
vicinity to the immigration Convention t
meet at Ashville, N. c., Dec. 18th, are S
M. Donald of Buena Vista, Judge Gratta1
and I. G. Morton Of Staunton, Hon. Jacol
Yost OF Iron Gate, Jas. A. Frazier and W
A. Mccormick Of Clifton Forge, J. A
Templeton of Waynesboro, A. Leyburn Of
Basic City, and A. P. Funkhouser of Har-
risonburg-
INF. Jos. E. Rollins of Charleston, W.
Va, with other business men of that town
has applied to the Treasury Department at
Washington for authority to organize the
Covington National Bank at Covington
| Allegheny. MI. Rollins was formerly the
efficient Assistant Cashier at the National
| Valley Bank of Staunton.
| Miss Lillian Arthur left Oh Tuesday last
for Huttonsville, Randolph county, w Va.
where she will take charge OF a private
school in the family of Col. Hutton.
She is a graduate Of the Augusta
Female Seminary and well qualified for the
| position.
| Rev. o. w. Hammond filled the pulpit of
the Methodist church last Sunday, the pas
tor, Rev. J. T. Williams, having been
called to Fauquier by the illness of his par
| ents.
Miss Carrie Crowle returned on Satur.
day last from a visit of some weeks to he1
| friend, Mrs. Sadie Lawson Hunter, at At.
lanta, Ga.
Mr.. Rockingham Paul and wife of Bris.
toll, Tenn, passed through here last week
on their way to visit the family of Judge
John Paul at Harrisonburg.
Mrs. B. H. Bell of Scottsville, widow OF
the late Rev. T. D. Bell, is visiting al
Churchville, where her daughter, Miss
Mary Bell, will teach this session.
The Chronicle says: ssMr. Edward Sub
lett of the Staunton bar, and an old student
Of the University, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Charlottesville
Rev. DR.. James Murray of Bethel, is Wis
iting at MI. A. s. Darden's in Suffolk
| Va, where his wife has been visitor fol
some weeks past.
Miss Ida Slower will, on next Monday
| CdAC VI Cl1C 1CilO SCllOOl, LII lJlctCS
of MI. J. L. Hutchens, whose health will moi
permit his teaching any more this winter
MI. w. III. Mccormick and wife Of Dub
lin, Pulaski county, were Thanksgiving
day guests yesterday of MI. &c. Whitlocl
whose wife is a sister of Mrs. Mccormick
| Mr.. A. G. BraXton, President of the Ka
nawha City Company, was in Charleston
| w. Va, Friday; also MI. W. T. McCue
one of the Directors.
| Miss Katie Haynes Of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Mrs. H. r. Perry, re
turned home OH Monday.
Miss Fannie Blackley returned on Tues
day last. frem a visit Of several weeks tt
relatives in Lexington, Kentucky.
Mrs. A. J. Turner is still confined to bel
room from the effects of severe fall sus
tanned some days since.
Miss Maggie A. Schutterle of Staunton
is on the staff of the new Hotel Brandon a
Basic City, which opens this week.
i Capt G. B. Conner Of Augusta, was il
Florence, Ala, this week attending the big
lot sale there.
Mrs. Lula Jarman Tilman of Staunton
is visiting her brother, MI. H. D. Jarman
at Charlottesville
Mr.. J. S. Scroghan has been appointed
postmaster at Crimora, in place Of Mr.. W
r. Talley, resigned.
Hon. A. NJ. Bowman, Vice President O.
the American Short-horn Association, il
ATTENDING it's session in ChicaUo
MI. Chas. L. Gibbs, now of Lynchburg
spent some days here this week.
Miss Emma McClintic of HIGHLAND, il
visiting friends in Staunton.
Miss Martha Waddell Of Lexington, is
visiting friends in Staunton.