Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-03-20
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Conference published last week the follow
ing were omitted. w. Holt, Bishop Pa
cific Coast District; G.. 2. Holt, Principal
Shenandoah Institute; J. n. Fries, Profess
sor Shenandoah Institute; J. w. Howe,
Conference Missionary; J. A. Evans, Mis-
sionary to- Africa.
The Buena Vista Advocate of Friday
says: "Wm. Patrick, Esq, who is a
prominent lawyer at Staunton, and we'll
known at Buena Vista, as one of the elfic-
lent members of it's Board Of Directors, is
prominently mentioned as one of the new
Judges Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
MI. Patrick will adorn the position. y
MI. Robt. G.. Reese Of this city, son of
DR.. P. B. Reese, has graduated i'll medicine
at the University of New York, and was
one of ten who received first honors in Il
class Of 230 members. He has been privl-
legged to stand an examination for practice
in the Bellevue Hospital.
| The funeral of Miss Fannie E. Forsythe
took place in Richmond on Thursday after
noon last, the services being conducted by
Rev. r. FL. Bennett Of the Washington
Street church, and Rev. w. V. Tudor OF
the Broad Street Methodist church.
| MI. Geo. H. Baker of the Ellzton Index,
was in the city last Saturday. Like every
other traveller from the Shenandoah Valley
route he complained Of the miserable con-
nections between the G. & O. and N orfolk
& Western at Basic City.
The Richmond Blues have selected a
beautiful silver tea set as wedding pres
ent for their First Lieutenant, MI. Armine
Heinrich who married Miss Lucy B. Bag
! by in I,taunton, on the 9th inst.
Capt. T. j. Crowder, the Commissioner
of the Revenue, is out again after pain
full and tedious confinement from rheuma-
tism. Parties who have received blanks
from his Office to fill will now find him at
| his office.
Miss Nellie M. Van Lear, daughter OF
who for the last six weeks has been serious
ly i'll at Lake Village, Ark, returned home
Tuesday accompanied by her mother who
had gone for her.
| llCf. w ~. Il tlllOi3 etOolotttLlp puOUOL vi
st. Francis church, whose long illness OF
typhoid fever has been mentioned, still lies
in critical condition, though there has
been a slight improvement.
Ex.Judge J. L. Patton Of Rockbridge
who has for some weeks been seriously il
at his home in that county, shows no i'm
provement.
MI. B. Hassell editor and proprietor OF
that excellent German paper, the Virginia
Zeitatng, published at Richmond, was il
the city Monday.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ina Asst, daughter of Mrs. Jos. P. Asst Of
Staunton, to MI. w. III. Payne Of Rich
mond.
MI. R. P. Bell of Staunton, was in at
tendance on the Rockbridge Circuit Court
at Lexington last week.
MI. J. B. Pemberton, formerly of StauI
ton, has been elected Mayor of Charleston
w. Va.
The Junior Department of the Y. M. G
A. has organized with VIM. White Presi
dent.
Mrs. Dr.. W. Chapman of Staunton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Capt. ]. P. Brock
at New Market.
Miss j. A. Mathews of Nelson county
is in Staunton at the bedside Of a sister
who is quite sick.
MI Miller McCue of Texas, is quite sick
at the residence of his mother in this city
/ Miss Fannie Stratton of Staunton, is
visiting Mrs. e. r. Carter at Salem.
Evangelist Mathews is again in the city
and for the summer.