Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-08-22
Personal.

Oue 1U6n Ol Tile pIOSlttiIlHlC lOI olAC AHou1-
tute was executed by Prof. Hiner of the
Dunsmore Business College, of Staunton,
Va, which he did with credit to himself,
and with both pleasure and profit to those
whose privilege it was to be present"
MI. Willie P. Schmid of this city, passed
through here Sunday morning on his way
from Roanoke to join the Gay Temple
toni troupe in Ohio, with which he has
made an engagement for eighty-fve weeks
as first clarinet of the orchestra. Their
tour includes San Francisco and the Cana
dian provinces. The orchestra has fifteen
members.
DR.. N. Wayt and his daughter, Miss
Matte, and Miss M. J. Baldwin. Princi-
pal of the Augusta Female Seminary, re-
turned from Europe and arrived in Staun-
ton on Wednesday, Their party enjoyed
good health during the tour. Miss Mamie
Tate and Miss Wright, who were of the
party. will sail from Liverpool tomorrow.
MI. J.. G. Scheffer returned on Monday
from a trip to Blue Hill neal Bar Harbor,
Me-, where his family are visiting Mrs.
Scheffer's sister, Mrs. Appel. MI. S. says
that in Boston on a street as narrow as any
in Staunton he saw street railroad with a
double track.
DR.. Charles Chalkley of Richmond, was
in Staunton Friday evening on his way
home from Rawley Springs. He is the
county physician Of Henrico, and was re-
turning to make an analysis of alleged blood
spots at the scene of the murder of Mox
Rosd1etcher, the Israelite peddler.
Judge Joseph Christian Of Richmond,
ex-President OF the Supreme Court of APP
peals of Virginia, passed through here yes
terday for the White Sulphur Springs with
his bride, formerly Mrs. Anna Reynolds of
Centre county, Pa, to whom he was
married Wednesday morning.
The Florence, Ala, Herald says: 1.-THE
children of Judge W. A. Hudson were made
happy Monday on receiving a beautiful
little Shetland pony and English dog cart
from Mr.. James Pollock, of Philadelphia,
Secretary of the Cotton Company.
Mrs. Caroline Prufer. relict of the late
Frank Prufer, and one of the oldest resi-
dents of Staunton is critically i'll at the
home of her son, MI. j. J. Prufer. Her
children out of the city have been tele-
graphed for.
The Staunton Baptist Church has ap-
pointed w. Fl. Kable, Jno. W. Todd, II.
E. Summerson and w. d. Hoge, delegates
to the Augusta Baptist Association which
meets at Covington next week.
Mrs. Addie Baldwin, MI. and Mrs. Arts
ia Hoge, Misses Marie, Kate and Bessie
Hoge of Staunton, Va, were at DR.. John
H. McPherson's in Lewisburg, w. Va,
last week.
Miss Maggie Morton who has been
spending the winter with friends in the
South, returned home on Monday, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Mary Z. Morton
of Tuskegee, Ala.
Mrs. M. L. Stratus and her dau ghter,
Miss Kate, and Miss Minnie Stern, Of
Richmond, are visiting their relative, Mrs.
Benz. Sackerman.
Misses Carrie, Lucy and Lizzie Ewing
of Petersburg, daughters of the late Rev.
Daniel BlaineEwing, are visiting the old
Ewing homestead near Harrisonburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Roller, Miss M. Rol-
ler, Miss S. McCue and Miss VI ncy of Au-
gusta, and Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Sublett of
Staunton, were in N orfolk last Thursday.
Misses Annie McGraw, Daisy Todd and
Mabel Fellows, who have been visiting the
family Of MI. Jno. W. Todd, returned to
their homes in Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. S. Lightner has returned from
visit to her father, Hon. G. M. Jump,
On the Eastern shore of Maryland.
Mrs. DR.. Miles of Union City, Tenn, is
visiting the family of Hon. A. B. Light
ner.
Mrs. R. F. Brooks and family of Ports
mouth, Va, arrived in Staunton, Tuesday,
to spend the remainder of the summer.
Misses Leila Burdett and Kate Slower
who have been visiting friends in West
Virginia, returned home on Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Wagner of Augusta, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Adam Long, at Char
lottesville.
Prof. John r. Doles of Ivor, Nansemond
county, Va, who has been visiting friends
in Staunton, has returned home.
Mrs. DR.. J. Ed. Arbuckle and daughter
of Augusta, are visiting MI. A. w. Al
buckle in Lewisburg, W. Va.
Dr. Marshall O. Burkholder, with MI
Herbert B. Halves of Staunton, is visiting
''Fort Lynn" in Rockingham.
Mr.. r. q. Blair and wife of Augusta
are visiting Mrs. B. IS father, DR.. j. II
Mcpherson in Greenbrier, W. Va.
Miss Nellie Alexander of Waynesboro,
is among the teachers attending the Shen-
andoah Normal School.
! Mr.. Randolph Harrison, prominent
| member of the Lynchburg bar, is visiting
relatives in the city.
| Miss Sallie Dollhouse who has been visit
| ing Miss Runnels for several weeks past
| has returned to her home near Waynesboro
MI. W. F. Summerson of Staunton has
received the contract for building a woole1
| mill at Clifton Forge.
Mi. A. E. Root has left for Detroit tt
| take the position of advance agent with thu
'sTwo Old Chums" Company.
Dr.. C. J.. Haynes of the W. L. Asylum
is spending her vacation at her home il
| South Carolina.
| MI. A. C. Gordon and wife returned OF
Saturday last from summer tour through
the New England States.
MI. J. A. J. Funkhouser of Plattsburg
Mo-, is visiting his old home at Church
vile, in this county.
| Mr.. James G. Lushbaugh of Springfield
Ohio, is spending few weeks with tn
family of Mr.. John J. Cupp at Mt. Scion
MI. Frank Foster of Birmingham, Ala.