Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-09-11
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss. who has spent SO
much of the past year at Shendun, has now
resumed his business of Consulting En-
gineer in Staunton, and is at his old Office
on East Beverley street again. In CONVEX,
sation with him yesterday, he said he had
no doubt that the railroad would be built
from the West Va. coal fields to tide water
by way of Shendun, and that he had lnfor-
morton on Tuesday from the North, that
under certain conditions the money for the
| enterprise would be forthcoming at once.
| Gen. John Echols, who is making sum
mer tour through New York and Canada
met at Portland, Me-, classmate, ME.
Samuel Trask, who was with him at Har-
ward University in 1913, and whom he had
not seen since. Mr.. Trask, who is Dem :
Ocrat, is also warm, personal friend Oh
Speaker Tom Reed, to whom he introduced
the General and with whom, Gen. e. writes,
he had Il very amusing talk.
Miss Ella Paris has returned from her
visit to North and South Carolina, and
| brings with her her friends the Misses
Townsend, who will attend the Augusta
Female Seminary this session. Miss Fannie
Paris has returned from visiting friends in
| Southwestern Virginia.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker and wife
| were in Staunton last week on their way to
Middleburg, Loudoun, to attend the mar
.e 4l.o.. L., ia
Lloyd holland, to Rey. Robt. S. Carter,
rector Of the Episcopal Church at Big
Stone Gap, Va.
The Woodstock County Record says :
s'The family of MI. r. D. Haislip moved
last week to Staunton where they will make
their future home, much to the regret of a
| great number OF friends in Woodstock.
For several years Mr.. Haislip has been in
business in Staunton, hence the removal. :"
Mrs. Gen. Garnett, widow of Gen. Gar
nett who fell at Gettysburg, who is visit
ing her relative, Mrs. G. Z. Myrick, Oh
Kalorana street, was serenaded there We'd
nesday night by the Stone wall Brigade
Band.
Commodore E. r. Webb of the Canoe
Club, has book containing fifty-six pho
tographs taken by MI. George Beall on
their June cruise on the Shenandoah river.
They are excellent, and most entertaining
souvenirs.
The Greenbrier Independent speaking Of
the Lewisburg Fair, says: I'll. A. s..
Hamilton, of Augusta county, Va, has a
fine display OF stock, consisting Of II head
Of Jerseys, 10 pens OF hogs, pens Of South
down sheep and pens of Cotswold.
Prof. Alex. S. Paxton of Florence, Ala,
who was married last week to Miss Mary
G. Tapscott in btaunton, has arrived in
pal of the Classical and Military Academy
there.
A postal card from MI. J. Fl. Bader of
the Staunton High School, dated at Dres-
den, August 26th. says he is about to start
for Hamburg, and would come to New
Y ork via London, reaching Staunton about
October LIST.
Mr.. j. G. King, Manager Of the Clifton
Forge Banking and Building Co., together
with his wife and daughter who have been
visiting the Virginia seashore resorts,
passed through the city on Saturday last
Ell route home.
| Miss Annie Todd, daughter of MI. JnO.
W. Todd, who made such a good record in
the Staunton public schools, left on Mon
day for the Farmville Normal School,
| IL, fr,, a taaa
A daughter of Capt. Ham Shepperd,
General Manager Of the Allegheny Mining
and Development Company, is lying criti-
cally i'll from typhoid fever, at the residence
of her father at Low-moor.
Misses Addie and Jennie Greenwood Of
st. Louis, who have been summering in
Virginia, were the guests of Mrs. F. M.
Young on West Frederick street, this
week.
| Miss Fannie Tannehii has left for Cuth-
bert, Ca, where she will teach music in a
female Seminary.
Capt. w. FL. Kable has been spending
several days with his brothers in Jefferson
county, w. Va.
Mrs. DE-. Chas. H. Chalkley Of Rich
mond, who has been spending the summer
at Rawley Springs. is at the Kalorama.
Mr.. Rudolph Bumgardner, has left for
Washington & Lee University, for his third
session.
MI. Richard S. Ker is in Nashville,
Tenn, attending the wedding of his broth
Ell, MI. Sew. P. Ker and Miss Mamie Gray
of that city. He was accompanied by Mr..
A. w. Woodward.
Miss Sue Wrenn has been elected mem
Der of the Board of Managers of Emmanuel
Hospital in place of Miss Carrie Crowle,
who has been elected Assistant Secretary
of the Board.
Miss Eliza J. Wilson near Fairfield, and
MI. Thomas III. McGutfin are, since the
death of Mrs. Susan Rush, the only two
surviving members of the congregation
that organized Mt. Carmel church.
MI. and Mrs. Cornelius Winner of High
land, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Alpha Hiner in Augusta Miss Amelia
Hiner of Highland, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Robert Hiner of Augusta.
Miss Clara Palmer Of the Peabody Con-
servatory of Music, Baltimore, will give a
piano recital at the Y M. G. A. AuditOri-
UNI next Thursday night.
Miss Julia Nelson left Oh Wednesday last
to take the position of Art teacher IN the
Female Seminary of Mrs. J. E. Guy at
Salem, Roanoke.
Maj. J. II. Dooley Of Richmond, was in
the city this week visiting his wife, who is
spending the summer with her sister. Mrs.
DR.. 3. M. Atkinson.
Dr. Fl. S. Hogsett. Veterinary Surgeon,