Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-10-02
PERSONA AL.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PILE THAT YOU KNOW.

lei OF the Covington Bank, and Mr.. j. ID.
Ritsch, were driving in a buggy down
Cemetery Hill, there, Wednesday evening
about o'clock the horse became fright
ened and ran away. 'Mr. RltSch held to
HIM until he reached the bottom of the hill
when he commenced kicking and soon COM
pletely demolished the buggy. He was
caught at MI. Nettleton S lumber yard with
the shafts and part of the front wheels OF
the buggy attached to him. MI. Rollins
was entirely unhurt and MI. Rltsch only
slightly bruised. They were returning from
a fishing excursion, and fish, bait and tackle
were scattered along the road for consid-
cradle distance. The outfit belonged to
Smith S livery stable OF this place."
Mr.. G. w. Koiner, the Democratic NOM
inee for the House of Delegates, reached
home Saturday morning from Cincinnati,
from which city he had brought his broth
Ell, Dr.. A. z. Koiner, to his home i'll Roa-
noke much improved. DR.. Koiner was
making vacation tour in the West with
his wife, and on reaching Cincinnati was
suddenly attacked with inflammation OF
the stomach and threatened congestion OF
the brain. For seven days he neither slept
nor tasted food. Mr.. Koiner himself is
much worn down waiting on his brother.
Of MI. Nath. Anderson, a favorite and
veteran printer of Staunton, who has re-
turned from Goshen, Maj. Murray, the
genial editor Of the Goshen Blade, says :
I'VE regret to lose Mr.. Anderson, he is a
careful printer, a whole-souled, genial man,
an old Confed., and a true son of Virginia,
which means that he is gentleman. The
Blade wishes MI. Anderson long life,
and happiness.
Rev. J. L. Tucker, rector of Christ
church, Mobile, Ala, who has been spending
the summer with his sister, Mrs. Henry d.
Peck, left for home on Monday last. DR..
Tucker is one of the foremost men OF his
at the South, and during his
stay here preached many able sermons at
Trinity church in the absence of the rector.
MI. c. D. Bray, formerly of Greenville,
and now residing at Cooper's in Mercer
county, W. Va, is reported seriously i'll.
Mrs. Bray and children who have been
spending the summer here were summoned
by telegraph and left for W. Va, last
Saturday.
Mrs. G. Y. Bargamin and Miss Alice
Brown Of Richmond, were guests of Mrs.
John B. Blackley last week. They are now
visiting their uncle, Mr.. Jos. Brown, near
Stuart's Draft. Miss Brown will resume
charge Of her school at Mint Spring this
month.
MI. John A. Heller, whose marriage to
Miss Alice Larew of Greenville, was MOTTO
ed IN our last issue, arrived in Woodstock,
their future home, last Tuesday, and were
warmly welcomed by many friends and
serenaded by travels Cornet Band.
Miss Ada Greenwood OF st. Louis, who
was guest of Miss Bessie Young last
week, is now in Roanoke organizing class
of Chinese who want to learn English. She
will be assisted by Misses PEARSON and Bin
fold Of that city.
Mr.. J. S. McCorkle and family, have
taken possession of their handsome new
residence, No. 2O7 N. New street, and
made Staunton their home. They will be
welcome additions to the social circle Of
StauntOn.
Among the twenty delegates appointed
by Gov. Mckinney to represent Virginia
in the National Farmers Convention are
Judge Charles Grattan OF Staunton, Col. j..
d. Ross of Lexington, and Hon. A. NJ
Bowman of Salem.
Mr.. Charles I. Walters of Gordonsville,
formerly Of Staunton, has made his home
in Washington City, where he is engaged
with the prominent real estate firm Of
& Haldeman.
Among the pupils entered at the Green
brier Male Academy in Lewisburg, w.
Va, this session, are w. B. Craig of Mt.
Meridian and D. T. Clemmer of West
Augusta, in this county.
MI. Chas. A. Freed, son of Mr.. W. A.
Freed, of Fishersville, left last Friday for
Mt. Airy, Pa, where he will resume his
studies at the Theological Seminary.
Mrs. Anna Tucker Of Monroe, La, and
her daughter, Mrs. E. T. FITZGERALD Of
Washington City, have been spending the
summer here at Hotel Kalorama.
MI. Lucius 7. Smith, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Buena Vista Improve
ment Co., spent some days with his father,
Judge J. W. Green Smith. this week.
The State Board of Public Works has
MI. G. Crawford Miller, Di-
rector in the Valley Turnpike Co., vice
James Mop. Crawford, deceased.
Rev. Eldridge Hatcher left Staunton
Wednesday for the Southern Baptist Theo-
ogical Seminary, where he will teach, the
ensuing session,
T. de Comm, formerly Of Staunton, tried
for forgery in Richmond, was acquitted
Wednesday. He had no counsel and argu-
ed his own case before the jury.
MI. Guy Cochran was in Lewisburg, W.
Va, last week visiting his aunt, Mrs. J.
e. Bell, who had been quite sick, but was
improving.
Rev. A: F: Laird of Mt: Horeb, is assist
ing Rev: q. r. Wilson of Bath county. in a
series of meetings in his circuit in the i'll
terest of Foreign Missions.
Mr.. A. J. Rukholder of Fishersville, left
on Monday last for the North, where he
will enter the University of New York to
take the course of veterinary surgery.
Mr.. Hugh Francisco returned this week
from Bath county where he has been for
some DAYS visiting his parents.
Miss Rena Smith. daughter of Hon. John
Amber Smith Of Washington, is visiting
Miss Evelyn Kinnay at West End.
Mr.: r. 4. Andrews was registered at the
Chalybeate Springs Hotel, Shenandoah, last
week.
Mrs. Theodore Coyper Of Waynesboro,