Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-06-19
Staunton vindioator
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1891.
LOCAL.
PER SO N A L..
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

PILE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Harrisonburg Spirit of the Valley
has the following notice of Augustus Com
monwealth' s Attorney: 1.-The many friends
of Mr.. Meade F. White, the talented Com
monwealth' S Attorney of Augusta county.
were delighted to see him here last week.
He was attending the U. S. District Court,
and made one of his Enthusiastically able
and eloquent speeches III defending K. G.
Henderson of Highland county. 1t is su-
perfuous, however, to say that one OF
Whites speeches are either eloquent or
able, for they are always both.
The Roanoke Times noticing the election
OF officers Of Lakeland Masonic Lodge, has
this to say of an old Staunton boy who has
many friends in his old home: IS. M.
Woodward was reelected Secretary, which
position he has held for about three years,
and in which he has given such universal
satisfaction that the members are unwill-
ing for him to retire. His records and ac-
counts are always kept in perfect order.
He is one of the chief clerks in the passen-
Ger department of the Norfolk IS Western"
The Clifton Forge Valley Virginian
noticing the result of Staunton's election
for City Treasurer, has the following de-
served compliment to MI. Arista Hoge:
'sStaunton did the proper thing to re-elect
Arista Hoge. city treasurer, without OPP
position. He has made All efficient and
accommodating officer, and the public in
terest is subseryed by continuing him in
the responsible Office he has SO acceptably
filed for number of years"
The Louisa News says. "The four Gooch
brothers, viz: M. T. Gooch, S. d. Gooch,
| j. j. Gooch and Garrett G. Gooch, We're at
county court on Monday. We saw them
| together and it is not often our privilege to
see larger brothers in a bunch, weighing
from two hundred to four hundred pounds
EACH They are all Well-knoWn in business
circles and popular and pleasant gentle
men. 8"
The Charlottesville Chronicle Of Friday
says: GA delightful entertainment was
given on Wednesday night at the Meadows
the residence of Capt. H. G. Niche, in
honor of Miss Diggs, Miss Rucker and
Miss Handy, guests Of his daughters, Miss
Mollie and Miss Eunice, who, with their
friends, returned home this week from the
Episcopal Female Institute of Staunton."
stribIing Springs has been reopened for
the season by the same leSsees and is as
usual the resort of Stauntonians. There is
3. excellent fishing in North River neal there,
: and among the guests at the hotel this week
!. were Rev. w. @. Hullihen and Messrs.
= Jno. M. Kinney and W. W. Gibbs Of
F.; Staunton, who had been trying the fishing.
5 State Secretary II. o. Williams Of the
: Y. M. G.. Association has just received
and, all will be glad to know, declined a
call to the General Secretaryship of the
: Rochester, N. Y, Association at an in
crease of 800 over the salary he receives
in Virginia.
: Mai Jed. HotchlSiss has been invited by
! I.t.-Gov. J. Hoge Tyler to deliver an adj
: dress at the convention which meets at
Pulaski City on the 18th of July, for the
purpose of considering the part that Vir-
. einia shall take in the Worlds Exposition
! at Chicago.
Among the sixteen young men at Roa-
noke College who won First Distinction
Z (average grade 95 to 1907 were Robert Chris
tian Beard Craig of Staunton, son of U. S.
: District Attorney w. e. Craig, and John
William Shuey of Augusta.
: Misses Helen and Lila Bridges, Katie
: Eichelberger, Sadie Weller, Nettie Baker,
Mary Morton, Gussie Bumgardner, Minnie
Bicllle and Sallie Hanger, attended the COM
| f,,o1 hal1 OF h,
d ington & Lee University, this week.
= The Greenbrier independent OF Friday
says: MRS. Rachael Burdett of Staunton
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John A. Nc
NJ Chung, near Lewisburg. Mrs. Maj. Johr
Y, w. Harris is on a visit to friends and rela
M tives at Staunton, this week."
Cards are out for the marriage, in the
Methodist church, Tuesday morning, june
! 23rd, at O'Clock, of Miss Annie II
i Powers, daughter Of Nh. H. NJ. Powers, tt
is is MI. Presley e. Powell.
s. Miss Evelyn Morton of Tuskegee, Ala.
n who has been spending the winter in Staun
ID ton and attending the A. f. Seminary
ID started for home Wednesday,, stopping al
b. Lexington to attend the commandments
~ The whole of the family of Mr.. Jno. w
Y Abby, except himself, left on Tuesday las1
: to spend two months at ''Fort Lewis" IN
Bath county, with their relative Mrs. Fred
= Fultz.
: Miss Julia Nelson, of Florence, Ala, Is
I visiting her brother, MI. Alex. Nelson IN
Roanoke. on her way to Staunton to spend
We the summer months with her sister, Mrs
ed Judge Stout.
IS Mr.. Fl. Wayt, DR.. S. I'll. Henl1le and Mr.
a VI. w. Gibbs of Staunton, were in Mon
3 terey, Highland, last Friday, returning
e from trout fishing excursion.
I'll Rev. Paul Sieg Of Augusta, has been as
n, signed to and entered on the duties of thu
i'd passionate of the new Lutheran congrega
YES ton at Buena Vista.
II. MI. and Mrs. Arthur G. Hartman Q
r. Glasgow, returned there last week from
N. visit to relatives in Staunton and LeXlng
- ton.
IN Mai. !. C, Green of Wytheville, the wei
know railroad contractor, who mas man
friends in Staunton, was quite Ill ley
: DAYS ago from heart failure.
Miss Mamie r. German is spending
y month with her uncle, MI. L. G. O'Ca
laghan, near Monticello, Albemarle.
Misses Belle and Mary Lou Bledsoe lei
/ on Thursday Oh visit to friends at Lewis
:. burg, W. Va.
" Mrs. DR.. A. 3. Arthur returned tn
week from visit to relatives in Ne
~, York city.
Misses Louise Halves and Mary Kirl
are visiting friends in Loyingston, else
.. cOrnty,