Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-07-03
P so N A L.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS or fho-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

AND MOVEMENTS of o
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mrs. VIM. L. Bumgardner Of St. Joseph
Mo-, her son, and her sister, Miss lhoia
Happier, are visiting the family OF Capc.
James Bumgardner Miss Willie BUM
gardner is visiting the family OF MI. Johh
B. Hoge. When they leave StaunVol IL
will be to 90 to North Carolina where Ihey
will spend the summer.
Rev. Dr.. J. M. Frost babe his Richmond
farewell Sunday night ana
has left for Nashville. At the end OF the
farewell service the congregation went for
ward and took the departing pastor by
the hand. The Dispatch says: CDR. Frost
leaves his church in good condition and
with the best wishes of all its members"
Col. J. J. Hickman of Kentucky, the IA
nous Temperance lecturer, was at the IL
ginia Hotel on Monday on his way to I'LL an
at Luray. He will speak at
Staunton July 18th and 18th.
Mrs. S. P. Jones and daughter, the wife
and child of Rey. Sam. 2. Jones, arrived
here Tuesday afternoon and are, with MI.
Jones, guests Of MI. J. w. Bodley at the
Virginia Hotel.
MI. Thomas Hogshead, one of the most
popular young business men Of Staunton,
and for several years at the drug house OF
MI. Philip T. Allen, has been admitted to
an interest in that well known house.
Rev. John Poisal Hyde Of Winchester,
one Of the first Principals Of the Wesleyan
Female Institute here, has received the
honorary degree Of L. L. d., from st. john S
College at Annapolis, Md.
MI. Burton B. Crump Of the Richmond
Times, one Of the foremost daily papers in
South in ability and enterprise, is in the
city and will call on our citizens in the in
terest of his journal.
Mrs. E. B. Lipscomb OF Staunton, and
Miss Mary White, daughter of Rev. Robt
White of Savannah, Ca, are visiting Mrs
Lipscomb's brother, Dr.. Warren OF Bridge
water.
Rev. Dr.. W. T. Richardson and wife
will spend the vacation at the Greenbrlel
White Sulphur Springs, from which poin
DR.. r. will continue his editorial work OF
the Central Presbyterian.
MI. W. M. Black teacher in the cit,
Public Schools for several years, has &C
cepted the assistant Professorship OF Latll
| in the Western Maryland College, at West
minister, Md.
Capt. W. IT. Fowle of Roanoke, his man
friends will be glad to learn, contemplate
resuming his residence in Staunton. ii
is now having a residence erected here.
+ Miss Susie Perry returned home fror
Richmond last Wednesday, where she ha
been visiting her friend, Miss Helen HUI
: ter.
Mr.. J. W. Stephenson, Commonwealth
Attorney of Bath, was among the visitor
to the Sam Jones meetings. He was el
thusiastic oyer the wonderful preacher.
The wife and children of Mr.. G. s. "
Barnes, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Cou
have arrived from Winchester to NAL
their home in Staunton.
r Mr.. O. X. Lapham, of the Staunton Ia
ic Acid Works, recently purchased 7,O
acres of timber land in Pocahontas count
!; w. Va, for the bark on the tract.
Mr.. H. L. Lang and wife of Staunto
: and Mr.. E. Smith Dinkle of Basic Cit
:. were in Bridgewater last week visiti1
friends.
i Among the visitors to the Sam Jon
); meetings was MI. Sam1. M. Woodward
Roanoke who brought two Of his childr
with him.
T Sheriff Z. r. n. Speck was in Richmo
l. Saturday, having gone there to car
George Brown sentenced for five years +
larceny.
t.. Mrs. Charles M. Zirkle of Richmo1
has arrived in Staunton to spend the SUI
mer with her father MI. r. M. Timherlal
on North Coalter street.
MI. Ellis Mills of the Consular Depa
ment at Washington, D. c., was in
III city last week visiting his brother-in-la
e; Mr.. A. M. Valz.
Rev. Dr.. Halves of the I'd Presbyteri
u church, preached at Millboro, Bath coun
g last Sunday.
Mrs. G.. P. Perry of Richmond, and ia
81 lily, are visiting the family Of MI. J.
Burwell.
70 Mr.. Charles L. Gibbs, formerly of Sta
lie ton and now at Elkton, is spending
y days in the city on business.
Mrs. Dr.. Guyer, of Middletown, is viz
Ell ing her sister, Mrs. A. J. Turner and IA
lily OF this city.
gu Mrs. Oliver Rhodes Of Baltimore, ;
Mrs. George Hamilton of Bridgewater,
IL visiting Mrs. Geo. D. Anthony.
Miss Aurelia McCue left yestert
d. morning for Texas, to remain until DC
. ber with her sister, Mrs. Percy Weiss.
d. Mrs. Stuart Baldwin of Louisville, 4
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Richard
III Bell.
oil Miss Maize Guy and Miss Susie Brat
~ of Augusta, are visiting Miss Nan
III Crawford at Strasburg.
ey Messrs. Guy Cochran of Staunton,
iie R. G. Blair of Augusta, were in LeWisbr
I'D w. Va, last week.
ny MI. Randolph Harrison promin
oil member of the Lynchburg bar, is visit
I'LL his relatives here.
ny Mr.. Harry Frazier. Chief Engir
leS of the G. & o. Ry., was in the {
this week.
Mr.. J. Fred. Effinger, President Of
w. White Sulphur Springs Improvement {
Miss Annie Bruce of Waynesboro
VI visiting Mrs. e. Harvie Spence of No.
i'' E. Franklin street Richmond.
'n Rev. J. w. Harris of Augusta, is vi
'0u ing his old home in Albemarle.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Frazier and fam
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