Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-09-18
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| PIE THAT you KNOW.
| Mr.. Phil G.. Rosenbaum, formerly Of
Staunton, and Il son OF the late S. Ro-
senbaum, who was for SO many years the
Tiler Of the Masonic lodge, and one of our
most esteemed citizens, is now the Manager
of the general agency of the Caligraph
Typewriter at Guthrie, Oklahoma terrific
ry. He has been residing there over a
year.
The Florence, Ala, Herald of Friday
says: "Nr. Hal McCue is back from Pitts
burg, Pa, where he spent several months
associated with Judge w. A. Hudson,
President of the Cotton & Iron Co. Judge
Hudson and his family will remain away
longer than he at first expected owing to
some business he has in hand for the Cot
ton u Iron Co..
| The Bridgewater correspondent Of the
Rockingham Register says: Mrs. Jno.
A. English, a daughter OF Ex-Governor
Joseph johnson, the first executive of the
Old Commonwealth elected by the people,
and her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Geo. II. Eyster,
OF Baltimore, were guests of DR.. S. NJ and
Mrs. M. A. Woodward on Monday and
| Tuesday last.
| The Clifton Forge Valley Virginian of
yesterday morning speaking Of Mr.. W. A.
Burnett, Clerk of the County Court, says
truly that ''Mr. Burnett has long and faith
| fully served the people Of Augusta in the
responsible position be holds, and no man
ever enjoyed the confidence Of the people to
greater degree than does MI. Burnett
that of the citizens of Augusta.
Mr.. w. A. BoWles former Superinten-
dent OF Schools of Staunton, has been re-
elected Manager Of the Hotel Brandon at
Basic City. His report showed the Board
of Directors that he had made the hotel a
paying institution from the start-a feat
not often accomplished.
MI. John w. Meade and wife left last
Wednesday evening for Chicago and the
West. Mr.. Meade will be absent for sew
eral weeks and during that time will rep
resent his State at the National Ticket
Brokers Convention, which meets at Kan-
sas City, Mo.
MI. G. W. Koiner left yesterday after
noon for Cincinnati, having received a
telegram announcing that his brother, DR..
A. Z. Koiner Of Salem, who had gone to
Cincinnati on a pleasure trip, was very ill
there.
MI. John H. Gilkeson, a graduate of the
V. M. l., and for some time past assisting
the Development Company's corps Of engi-
neers, will leave next week for the Univer-
sity of Va. where he will take the course of
civil engineering.
Commonwealth S Attorney of Augusta,
Meade f. White, was in Covington last
week as counsel for Fannie Turner, who
was found guilty of grand larceny in the
Allegheny County Court and sentenced to
a year in the penitentiary.
Prof. Thomas Blackboard of the Augusta
Military Academy at Fort Defiance, is WIS.,
iting friends in Lynchburg. This school
will open with an enrolment of ninety
students.
Messrs. VIM. Patrick, T. d. Ransom,
James Bumgardner and Jno. N. Opie
of the Staunton Tar, were in Lexington at
tending the Circuit Court of Rockbridge,
last week.
The Gordonsville Gazette says: 'Mr.
VIM. NJ. Baker of Staunton, is filling pre-
scriptions in DR.. r. II. STATIONS drug
store this week, the Dr.. being absent in
Roanoke.
Robb, the little son Of Rev. Robb White
of Savannah, Ga, and Il nephew Of MI.
Meade 3. White, while playing near the
Charlottesville Wooden Mills, Monday, fell
and broke his arm.
A. A. Pruden, Theological Seminary,
Alexandria; Mrs. A. White and two chill
dren of Cincinnati, and Mrs. j. G. Whit
comb Of Indianapolis, are registered at The
Kalorama
Young Robert C. B. Craig, the bright
son of District Attorney W. E. Craig, who
made such proud record at Roanoke Col
,ege last session, returned there this week.
MI. Charles Curry, of the law firm of
Curry & Opie, who visited Richmond for
treatment by an oculist has returned great
ly improved.
n Misses Adelia and Lois Corprew of Nor
folk, members of the Faculty of the Wes-
leyan Female Institute, arrived here on
Wednesday. Il
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson who has been
visiting the family of MI. G.. W. Hutchin-
son near Union, Monroe Co., w. Va, has
returned home.
MI. John 7. McChesney and wife of
Chattanooga, and Mrs. Lima Cone of
Richmond, are visiting their mother, Mrs
+. McChesney, on Kalorama street.
Among the guests at a phantom party
given by Mrs. Franklin Stearns in Culpep-
Ell, last week, were Messrs. Elder and Brax-
ton OF Staunton.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, are guests of their
relative, Nh. J. A. Templeton. Miss Wilson
will enter the W. f. Institute as a pupil.
Judge Stout yesterday appointed MI.
David w. Drake of Beverley Manor, u.s.
tice of the Peace in place OF Hon. A. B.
Lightner, deceased.
Mrs. Frank Alexander returned on We'd
nesdaY from a two months visit to relatives
in Lynchburg.
Mrs. DR.. r. A. Berry of Oxmoor, Ala,
is in the city, a guest of Mrs. Geo. P. Ba-
ker on North Market street
Mr.. John W. Abby, Jr., left last Tuesday
morning for two weeks trip to New
York city.
MI. W. r. Tyree OF Charleston, W. Va,
spent few days with his family in the
city this week.
DR.. Jacob f. Dennis aud family of Nor
garfield, KY, were the guests of Capt. Z.
&. Morton this week.
Miss Carrie Crowle left for Baltimore on
Wednesday to visit her friend Mrs, w. p.