Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-01-16
Personal.


! tor at Farmville, writes to the Religious
Herald, of his new charge that: Zone OF
the incest features of the situation is the
very kind manner in which members speak
of eX pastors. Some say, i can never love
another pastor as [ love Bro. Nelson and
Bro. Cone These men must be giants.
indeed, in the pulpit, and out of it. Messrs.
Editors, what am | do?'
The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette SAYS: Among the
strangers in the city to-day is Mr. George
| N. Harrison OF Stanton. Va, whose name
IS frequently mentioned in connection with
a seat on the Supreme Court of Appeals. of
his State, which court will be recognized
by the legislature to be elected next No
| vember."
Mr.. Henry M. Holiday of the New Y ork
Journal of Commerce, the author OF the
most striking and attractive letter yet
written on the development future of Viz
ginia, was in the city Monday on his way
to Low-Moor, Clifton Forge and the other
new towns of the Allegheny iron region.
Gov. Mckinney has appointed Messrs.
VIM. NJ. McAllister of Bath. (now men,
Der Of the w. L. Asylum Board), Baker p.
Lee of Hampton. and David A. Pierce of
Wytheyille, to be members of the Board of
Visitors OF the Virginia Military Institute
for a term Of three years, from Jan. l, 1891.
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner gave a tea at
Washington, Tuesday afternoon, to intro
duce their daughter, Miss Jane Faulkner,
recently a pupil at the Augusta Female
Seminary here. The debutantes gown
was of pale green crepe and she carried a
bunch Of lilies of the Valley
Mr.. James w. Bodley of Wheeling, W.
Va, the head of the great wagon works
there, which are to be removed to Staun-
ton, and his son-in-law, MI. j. l.. Beck and
Mrs. Beck ale among the resident guests
at the Virginia Hotel.
Mr.. Waldo NJ. Allen is moving his drug
Trout building. ". J. Perry & Co., real
estate agents. have rented the premises
corner of Main and New streets vacated
by MI. Allen, and will fit up a handsome
Office there.
Cards are out for the marriage in the
Presbyterian church at Waynesboro, We'd
nesday, Jan. 2lst, of Mr.. Frank T. Holt of
Staunton, to Miss Nettie Reeder Haines,
daughter of MI. G. r. Haines of Waynes-
horO.
The Lynchburg Advance Of Monday
says: ''Mr. John B. Evans is absent from
the city Oh the melancholy duty Of attend
ing his brothers. funeral, MI. Samuel
Evans of Winchester, Va.
Capt. John Donovan of the G. & O. De
velopment Co. at Clifton Forge, has gone
to the Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore
for medical treatment.
Miss Alberta Gallatin and her troupe
were registered at the Virginia Hotel
last Thursday. They were on their way
from the Southwest to Charlottesville.
MI. Geo. w. Kolner has been elected
County Lecturer of the Farmers Alliance
iii Augusta, cice Capt. e. A. Fulcher re-
signed.
Mrs. Geo. A. Hanger has removed from
the county to the city, and rented the res
1dence of Mr.. NJ. P. Funkhouser on East
Main street.
Col. j. q. Cochran of Folly, was in Char
lottesville last week visiting his brother,
Judge J. L. Cochran.
Miss Mary E. East, daughter of Col.
Samuel A. East, is visiting friends in
Washington.
The family of MI. W. L. Walters, Jr., of
Gordonsville, is visiting DR.. w. L. Wal
tiers.
Mr.. Edward Keller of Churchville. spent
last week with friends in Lexington.
Mr.. Arthur n. Boyer Of Woodstock. has
taken a position at the W. L. Asylum.
MI. Thos. Garerghty Of Rushyile, Ind,
is at the Virginia Hotel.
Miss Jennie Mae Peck left yesterday to
visit friends in New Y ork.
Miss Mary Lou Bledsoe is visiting
friends in Lexington, Va.