Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-11-06
Staunton vindicator.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 6. 1891.
LOCAL.
LOCAL.
P Err SO N A L,
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

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The Richmond State of Satur 'ay says
Major Marshall Hanger of Staunton, who
was for so many years Speaker of the House
Of Delegates, has been In the city this week
attending the Fair and enjoying the re-
unions with old friends. He looks strong
and hearty for a man who endured the bad
of the House for so many years,
to say nothing Of the noxious oratory of
the Malone shouters.'
The Suffolk, Va, Herald Of Friday says:
MIR. Jacob Bumgardner of Buena Vista,
well known and very popular in Masonic
circles the State over, has been in Suffolk
since Monday in the interest of the order.
He has been giving instruction in the Chap
ter work, and assisted in comforting the
Royal Arch degree Thursday night. y
Maj. II. NJ. Bell, who has just returned
from Baltimore, visited Nh w. H. H..
Lynn at the Johns Hopkins University
Hospital While there and found him, in the
opinion OF the physician, rapidly i'm
proving. MI. Lynn is delightfully."- situat-
ed there and expressed himself as much
pleased with his quarters.
The Jarman children Friday night, wele
us wonderful III the ''Mikado" as ever, and
little Belknap Lyons as .'Katisha," and
Baby Ganjoi in her dances, proved them
selves worthy companions OF those remark
able little people.
Mr.. E. Schirman who has been conduct
iEg tailoring establishment at No. 25 e.
Main street, left with his wife and son
Wednesday evening on the C. & o. fast
train for Mexico, where he will open an
establishment.
Mr.. p. t. Allen who has been quite sick,
has improved, and will shortly, we learn,
take q trip with his wife and father-in-law
to the pine forests Of North Carolina, the
balmy air of which is highly esteemed in
bronchial affections.
The Florence Ala, Herald of Friday says:
s'Prof. A. S. Paxton s three children, Mis-
SEES Mary and Susie and Master Robert, az
rived in the city last Wednesday. They
have been at school at Hollins Institute,
Va, and came to join their parents.''
Miss Carrie Crowle who came from Bal
timore to be present at the wedding of her
friend, Miss Fannie Blackley, returned to
Baltimore this week to remain till the
New Year with her friend Mrs. w. p.
Whitmore.
Capt G.. J. rratt, General Agent of the
Staunton Life Co., was in Staunton Tues
day, having ridden 125 miles to cast his
vote at Waynesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Eichelberger have
returned from their welding tour and are
at Mrs. DR.. Eichelberger's, No. 6 n. New
street.
The Raleigh, n. c., Evening Mirror says
that MI. P. H. Hughes formerly Of otaun-
ton, has contracted for the building in that
city of three OF four nice cottages and will
make his residence there.
MI. E. W. Shott has been appointed
superintendent of the construction of the
new post-olfice, and Nj. Heller Ker has
been appointed to attend to the clerical
work connected with the building.
MI. V. L. Denny, who has been stuff
ering from typhoid fever, was considered
so i'll Sunday that prayer was offered in the
First Presbyterian church for his recovery
He is now much better.
Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker who will re-
turn to Washington in December, has rem
ted his Staunton res idence to Mr.. Valcaney
Fuller, President of the Basic City Iron
Works, until May next.
Mrs. Mamie Waddell, widow of the late
Littleton Waddell of Charlottesville, is
spending the winter with her daughter, the
wife of Rev. w. II. MCGEE at Covington,
KY.
In another column is announced the
marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Douglass,
daughter Of the late Hon. Beverly Doug
lass, a young lady who in her visits to
Staunton has won many friends.
Mrs. Harmon Hlner OF Highland, was
here THU sday on her way to visit a
daughter at the Valley Female Seminary
at Waynesboro and son at the University
of Virginia.
Ex-Mayor S. S. Smeltzer who was out
recently On the street after long sickness.
has, we regret to learn, suffered relapse
and is considered very sick man.
Miss Agnes Johnston Of Union, Monroe
county. w. Va, is visiting friends in
Staunton, where she was formerly a pupil
at the Virginia Female Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Hanger have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are at
home with the Misses W rem, No. S36 w.
Main street.
Miss Willie Davis, sister of Mrs. Capt.
Moody of Clifton Forge, has returned there
from two months visit to her brother in
Augusta county.
Miss Lucy Gibson, daughter of Rev.
Robt. A. Gibson, rector of Christ Church
in Cincinnati, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Alex. +. Robertson.
"Mother Linda Peyton, the widow of
the late VIM. II. Peyton, is quite sick at
her home near Greenville
Maj. J. b. Dorman, Clerk of the Court
of Appeals, is in Norfolk attending the
Lambert S Point lot drawing.
MI. j. d. Pickard who was injured by
being thrown from {; buggy, is again at his
desk in the Inter-States Insurance Office.
Miss Kate Holt Of Lynchburg, is visit
| inc Mrs. Frank Alexander on Kalorama
street.
MI. r. D. Apperson, Supt of the Street
Railway, returned Wednesday from visit
of several weeks to Charleston, s. e.
MI. L. G. Smith has left Buena Vista to
take a position with the Rush Run Coal
Co. of w. Va.
The realistic "Old Oaken Bucket in
Lang7s window has opened the Christmas
excitement.
Mrs. John NJ. Kinney left last Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed. V. Har-
man at st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. S. w. Anderson of Richmond, is
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