Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-01-02

70 MOVEMENT OF PEG
YOU KNOW.
Elder from the Uni
m. Hoge Of Ky, II. B.
Y. j. Hardy OF Washing.
Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
* of New London, ct.
I the University of Va,
llEoanoke, ~. Nice. Paris OF
Tenn, Jed. Nc Mahon of
z. II. TroTt, Jr., Of Pennsyl-
\. and Brown Reed Of Wash
Ildwin Ransom Rudolph Bum
M Morto1 and TT. NJ. McIlha-
TOM Washington & Lee Universe
Craig from Roanoke College, and
Berkeley from Aspinwall. Centre
are all la Elk home for the Christ
days.
vexas " Tekin' troupe played at
- he December Goth. Miss Ber-
IL mother, Mrs. G. Fisch,
remembered were laid up
IN Staunton from the wreck
1t the depot here, are with
lie former being the prima
Bertha was robbed few
San Antonla. Texas, Of set of
.nnie Mills and Annie Elder,
most experienced and best quail
le teachers i'll the Staunton Public
have, at their request. been granted
is on account of i'll health. Miss
gone to spend some time with
ents in Washington city land Miss Ell
at home. Superintendent Robertson
Sing out for experienced teachers to
q places temporarily.
corporations are fast absorbing
percentage Of the best men from
ployments. MI. Jos. B. Wood
a, Who has for some time been Deputy
TX Of the Circuit Court, has accepted
offer Of the Virginia Land and Loan
D. of Stanton, TO become its Superinten-
lent at a handsome salary. He assumed
le duties on the LIST inst.
+ Capt T. c. Morton, who was Chairman
of the Virginia delegation at the. Ashville,
tN. c., Immigration Convention, has re-
turned home MI. W. M. McAllister OF
Bath, was Chairman of the Committee on
Legislation and E. II. Barclay of Lexing-
ton, was Chairman of the Committee Oh
Permanent Organization.
Mr.. NJ. n clan, Director of the Basic City
School Desk and Furniture Manufacturing
Co., who left for Rushyille, Ind, to spend
ba ho1i1avc ,;-.ic p1.ac nyj ,li1 hn-
ore leaving, with q gold headed cane aud
ilk hat, by the workman engaged in erect
pg the plant at 2 asic City.
Rev. James Nelson, D.. D., and wife, Of
Eanpton spent the Christmas holidays in
Richmond. DR.. Nelson preached there
Sunday, at the Fulton Street Baptist church
in the morning, and at the tabernacle OF
Hatchers congregation in the evening.
Rev. Job Turner arrived in Austin, Tex
as, on Dec Goth. On the same train with
him was Mrs. I. Fl. Antrim of Waynesbo-
TO, who, with her son, went to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Maryland, who resides there.
Mr.. z. NJ. Funkhouser Of Florence, Ala,
has returned to Stanton, where he will
take position under his father, MI. NJ. 2.
IIHunkhouser, who is Vice President and
General Manager of the Equity Life GO.
On Christmas eve there was party given
at the residence of Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker
in commemoration Of the 9th birth day of
the chief guest, his father, Hon. John Ran
dolph Tucker.
A dam ot l.,cf m nf
the old year given at Lexington, were Mis-
SEES Susie and Anne Cochran of Staunton,
who are visiting the Misses Graham there.
Mrs. M. ErslSine Miller, who has been
ical treatment, returned home on Wednes-
day restored to health.
Rev. John W. Harris has assumed the
duties Of the passionate of Deerield, Craigs-
vile and Woodland Baptist churches in
this county.
Miss Loula Smith, a daughter of the late
Capt. Orlando Smith, who is going to school
in Baltimore, is spending the holidays with
relatives in Staunton.
Miss Nellie Baker of Winchester, who
has been spending some weeks with rela-
tiyes in this city, left on Tuesday last to
visit Miss Henkel OF Newmarket.
Mrs. Henry A. Walker, with her little
daughter, is spending the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. Dr.. Hundley, in Balti-
more.
In Washington Tuesday patent was is
sued to George G. Jordan, assignor to Rail
way Station Indicator Company, Staunton
Va, for station indicator.
MI. and Mrs. Allen NJ. Howison return.
ed Christmas eve from two weeks visit
to New York city.
Miss Louise Powell. now teaching ii
Misses Phillips & Vests school in Nor
folk is at home for the holidays.
Mrs. Lula Timberlake Zirkle of Rich
mond, is visiting relatives in Staunton thi.
week.
Miss Maggie McChesney returned thi
week from a visit to Richmond and Nor
folk.
Mrs. Caroline Prufer returned this week
from Richmond, where she had been wait
ing on her invalid son, MI. VIM. Prufer.
The President has sent to the Senate th,
name of Alex. G.. Foster for postmaster al
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. L. II. Plunkett of Nelson county
has removed his family to this city, wher
he will conduct the brick business.
Miss Lucy B. Daingerfield of Augusta
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Fl
Fisher, in Richmond.
Mr.. William Boiling Of Waynesboro, i
spending the Christmas holidays with hi
son Mr. Ernest T Rnllino in P,cL,,,opd