Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-04-17
Personal.

Mrs. Bessie Starr keefer, Of Ontario,
Canada, will deliver an illustrated lee
lures on Temperance in the Methodist
church, next Tuesday night. She has the
reputation Of being one of the finest
speakers sent out by the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of the World.
MI. J. n. Mcfarland returned on Tues
day morning from Decatur, Ga. where he
had been summoned in consequence Of the
extreme illness of his sister, Mrs Mary
Lewis. Her many friends in this vicinity
will be sorry to learn that she is still in a
very critical condition.
Mrs. w. L. Olivier, the Secretary of the
Ladies City Mission for the Poor, is, we re-
greet to learn, seriously i'll from over eXer-
tion and exposure to the inclement weather
during the preparations for the Charity
Ball.
The Rockbridge County News of Satur-
day says: "Col. John d. Lilley of Angus
ia county. was in Lexington on Monday.
has many friends and acquaintance in this
countv.n
Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker was appointed
Oh the House of Representatives Commit
tee to accompany home the body of General
Spinola. a member of the House from New
ork city, who died on Tuesday.
Among the spectators at the game of
football between Dartmouth and the
University of Virginia at the latter place,
were Capt. w. IL. Kable and his son of the
Staunton Male Academy.
Courtney. the little seven-year-old daugh-
ter of MI. w. L. Olivier on Kalorama
street, had her arm broken Tuesday after
noon by a fall while riding q tricycle.. DR..
II. M. Patterson set the arm
The body Of Miss Mary Beard of this
county, All employee at the Miller School
in Albemarle, was brought home on Nor.
day last and inferred at Bethel cemetery
Mr.. J. Fl. Drechsler has sold out his job
printing establishment and will remove his
residence to Baltimore. MI. w. L. Olivier
purchased his large stock of fancy paper.
1t is stated that Mr.. A. T. Mostly, who
recently sold part of his farm near Way
nesboro fol $4,000, has sold the remainder
for $4,000.
William Montgomery McKemy, son of
the late Capt. w. G. McKemy of Augusta,
graduated in medicine at Bellevue College
New Y ork a few days ago.
The wife of Prof. Chas. e. Young of the
Lewisburg, W. Va, Female Institute, who
has just recovered from severe attack of
grippe, is visiting friends in Staunton.
Mrs. W. w. Brenneman, who has been
spending some weeks in Glasgow, is now
visiting her father, Dr.. Hy NJ Patterson
of this city.
Mrs. e. A. Holland of Salem, who has
been visiting relatives in this county some
three months, has returned home.
MI. A. Y. Lee, Engineer of the Valley
(Luray) Land Co., who has been quite i'll
at Luray, is improving.
Mrs. Jas. A. Patterson OF Spokane Falls,
is visiting her brother, MI. B. f. Smith at
Waynesboro.
lotte Jaffe and Prof. Eisenberg, will spend
their vacation this summer in Germany
Mrs. J. Mason Miller is visiting her
mother, Mrs. John i. Young, at 3O5 w.
Franklin street, Richmond.
Miss Lalla Thurmond Of Harrisonburg,
is visiting Mrs. Chas. II. Tatum of Flor
ence, Ala.
MI. Butler of Staunton, was married at
Emanuel church, Fauquier, last Nednes-
day, to Miss Mamie Hume.
DR.. Otto Richter, has leased the Sweet
Chalybeate Springs in Allegheny county,
and will open there June 18th.
Mrs. VIM. McCue of Augusta, is visiting
Miss Mary B. Nichols in Harrisonburg.
Miss Primrose Cameron of Augusta is
visiting Miss jamie White of lexington.
MI. G. w. Oltmanns was paralyzed last
week at the Soldiers Home at Richmond.
Sheriff T. r. N. Speck of Augusta, was
at the capitol in Richmond, Monday.
The Richmond State of Saturday, MOTTO
ing the two weeks presence there of Grand
Lecturer Of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Of Virginia, w. II. II. Lynn of Staunton
says:
s'He came in the interest of capitular Ma
sonry, and he was busily engaged all the
| time he was here, lecturing classes OF confer
ring degrees. At different times he conferred
all the degrees from Mark Master to Royal
| Arch inclusive, and it is needless to say that
he did the work well. MI. Lynn is one of the
most earnest and cultivated Royal Arch Ma
sons that Virginia has ever had and he is one
of the most agreeable gentlemen connected
with the institution