Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-07-31
PER SON AL.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
County Treasurer J. N. Mcfarland an(
wife, Sheriff N. G. Watts and wife, Mrs
w. w. King, J. A. Wise. w. II. Watts
J. G.. Plain. Frank Alexander and wife
Andrew Bowling, Samuel II. McCue and
Samuel Parkins, were among the excur-
sionists to Atlantic City yesterday morn
ing.
It is announced that Miss Mamie McDan
maid, of the Warm Springs, who sailed as /;
missionary to China over year ago, vii
| marry a gentleman by the name of Garrett.
from Indiana. at Somehow, China, on the
LIST of October next. Her wedding trous,
seau has been made in Staunton by Miss
Ross and will be shipped to China.
The story going the rounds of Stonewall
jackson having dismounted and loaned his
horse to tired out infantryman to ride
while On the Valley pike near Winchester,
is true one. The infantrynlan was James
Swink of Greenville, in this county, and
he Will never forget it.
Among the guests at the Healing Springs,
Bath county, are Maj. j. B. Dorman and
wife of Staunton, and Gladys ingalls,
the little daughter Of President ingalls,, for
whom the 'sGladys Inn" at West Clifton
Forge was named.
Among the lady guests from distance
entertained by the Staunton German Club
at its german Thursday night, were. Miss
Gailliard Of Charleston, S. c., Miss Mayes
of Atlanta, Ga, and Miss Fleming of
Richmond.
Mr.. w. A. Burnett, Clerk of the County
Court, was unable from severe sickness to
be at his post Monday when court opened.
MI. Jos. B. Woodward, the former Deputy
Clerk, took charge for the term.
Mr.. Edward Vlquesney and wife, and
Miss Katie Straus of Terre Haute, Indiana,
are visiting their uncles, VIM. M. Bell and
J. M. Yates Of Arbor Hill. They expect to
remain in the county several weeks.
In fire which destroyed twenty-seven
stores and dwellings at Newport News
Saturday night, MI. James Wehn Of this
city lost one. 1t was insured for 81 900,
about half it's value.
MI. w. o. SYdnor, the G. & o. agent
here, returned from Eastern Virginia Mon
day. accompanied by his mother, Mrs. R.
H. Sydnor, and his son Frank, who will
spend some weeks in the mountains.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker was elected
President of the Virginia Bar Assoc iation
Wednesday, Capt. T. ID. Ransom Vice
President, and Mr.. Geo. M. Harrison a
member of the Executive Committee.
Mrs. Olive Hotchkiss Jordan who has
been for some time in New Y ork under
medical treatment, has returned home fully
restored to health.
Misses Margaret and Glenn Atkinson who
have been visiting the family OF Rev. DE-.
Hopkins at Charles Town, w. Va, have
returned home.
Mrs. b. L. Partlow who was called home
on account Of the sudden death of her
father, Dr.. S. G.. Harriss of Boydton, Va,
returned to the city a few days since.
Mrs. G. e. Myrick, accompanied by her
relatives, Mrs. Gen. T. e. Garnett and
Mrs. Judge r. E. Beall, are spending few
weeks at Covington, Va.
Mr.. John J. Cupp, a Magistrate of North
River District, is critically i'll at his home
in Mt. Scion. His daughter, Mrs. J. M.
Carroll, has gone to his bedside.
MI. w. H.DeBell, formerly teacher in
the city public schools, and for the past year
in charge Of a school at San Jacinto, Cal,
was in the city few days this week.
Mrs. Mary Penick, wife of the Principal
of Oxford Female Seminary of N. c., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. T. w. Shelton
of this city.
Mr.. Clarke Strasburg, son of MI. D. b..
Strasburg of Baltimore, is visiting friends
in this city.
Deputy Postmaster A. A. Eskridge and
wife left for the White Sulphur Springs
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Goodrich and Miss Shepherd Of
Staunton, are visiting at Mcdowell, High
land.
Mrs. J. G.. Thomas and daughter of
Bridgewater, are visiting relatives in
Augusta.
Mrs. S. A. Payne of Edge HILL Ale
ghany, the mother Of Mrs. G.. G. Gooch,
who has been very i'll is convalescent.
Miss Emma Jenkins Of Mt. Jackson,
who has been spending some months with
friends in Staunton, has returned home.
Judge J. W. G. Smith Of Staunton was
at the Hotel Anderson, Anderson, w. Va,
last week.
Capt. w. II. Fowle has returned to this
city to reside. His family will soon join
him here.
Mai. P. H. Woodward is summermg at
West Augusta, John Peers pretty place
near the Shenandoah mountain.
Mr.. w. M. Ealzle Of Covington, who has
been in the city some days, returned home
this week.
Miss Fannie McChesney has returned
from spending the fall and winter with rel
atives in Kentucky and Indiana.
Mr.. E. A. Rowan of Roanoke, brother OF
the late Major M. A. Rowan, spent Mon
day last in Staunton visiting friends.
Mr.. Isadore Cohen of New street, left
Monday for the Northern market to buy
goods.
Misses Margaret and Mary Gray have
returned from the Augusta White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. B. II. Coin, a clothing merchant of
Chicago, and brother of MI. Samuel 81.
COIN, was in the city this week.
Mr.. VIM. Patrick, of the law firm of
Patrick & Gordon, returned last week from
a two weeks business trip to Kansas.
Miss Mays of Ga, and Miss Gailliard of
Charleston, S. c., are guests Of Mrs. VIM.
Gait Kinney.
Mrs. Lincoln and Miss Mile Tyler of
New Y ork. are guests of Mrs. w, S, Bry-