Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-10-09
PER SO AL.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Basic City Advance OF yesterday-"Mr
N. K. Trout of Staunton, spent Tuesday
in Basic City, stopping with J. Ell. Lind
say. He is hunting up the friends of his
youth and left for Glasgow Thursday, on {
visit to DR.. Walter Picker. Miss Winnie
Sears. who is attending the Virginia
Female Institute, Staunton, spent Sunday
with her father at the Brandon. Miss Ell
) len Higgins of Reddick, Florida, spent
Tuesday at the Brandon, returning home
from visit to Mrs. N. K. Trout of Staun
ton. The tender nursing of a sick son
years ago in Florida, brought about an ac-
} quaintance which ripened into a warm
friendship. Hence the visit"
MI. and Mrs. [. B. Kagey of Weyer' s
Cave Station, are at Salem, ILL.,, having
gone there to attend reunion of the Kagey
family and kin held on the 10Th ult. They
are expected home tomorrow. The Kagey
family reunions are large, the one which
was held at Newmarket two years ago
having brought together two hundred and
fifty persons.
At the meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Va Mining and Investment Co. in
Staunton, Saturday, MI. T. 7. HILBERT re-
signed the place of Director and John Nc
Kay of Wisconsin, was elected to it. The
Board was enlarged to eleven Directors and
Hon. Jacob Y ost and Col j. L. Peyton
were chosen two of them.
Prof. J. III. Bader, Principal of the High
School, has returned from his three months
visit to Dresden, Germany, and resumed
his position. He, during his residence in
Dresden, took course in chemistry which
will be one of the branches taught in his
school this year.
At the annual meeting of the Virginia
Association of Funeral Directors at Rich
mond this week, Mr.. NJ B. Hamrick of
Staunton, was placed upon the Standing
Executive Committee. The Association
meets next year at Hampton, in August.
MI. Alfred Lauriot, a compositor on the
VINDIcAToR, who left year ago for tour
through the country, returned here
Friday, having been as far South as Lare-
do, Mexico, and as far North as New Y ork
city.
The Gordonsville Sun Herald speaking of
the new General Manager of the Gordon
Land Co., Mr.. Hockey, formerly Of Staun-
ton, says: "He is indeed a man of wonder
full energy. and accomplishes with apparent
ease what many have deemed impossible. :"
Miss Mary Guy Of Staunton. was in
Salem on Thursday last, and was one of
the bridesmaids on Thursday at the mar
rage of Miss Rosalind r. Roberts of that
city to MI. W. G.. Evans, Mayor of Roa-
nOke.
Among the deaf-mute congregation
which attended the service held by Rev.
Job Turner in Norfolk, Sunday, was Miss
Lavinia Argabrlght, a graduate of the D.,
D. & B. Institution. and now teacher in a
private family at Suffolk.
Mrs. J. w. Taylor, with her daughter,
has been one of the most popular young
members OF Staunton society, left on Fri
day last to resume her residence in Texas.
Capt. T. c. Morton, Grand Commander
of the American Legion of Honor, visited
Lafayette Council in Richmond Tuesday
ry, Christian Davis.
Mr.. Kenneth Mccoy has made his resi-
denee in New Y ork city, and will be en-
gagged in the New York Office of the Mu-
tual Building and Annuity company of
Staunton.
Suffolk, Va, Progress of Tuesday-"Dr.
Wallace Murray returned last night from
his stay in Augusta county. His neighbors
on the Square and friends are glad to see
him back again."
J. B. Peyton, Jr., of the Citizens Nation
al Bank, Charleston, W. Va, is spending
his vacation in Staunton with Eugene E.
Hoge.
Mr.. Timothy Hounihan, well known
here, has gone back to New Y DIRK city, and
is residing at No. 147 East 35th street
there.
Messrs. Baldwin Wayt and Powell Faun-
tleroy Of Staunton, are among the medical
students at the University Of Virginia this
session.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Shuey of Galena
have returned from ten days visit to the
Warm Springs and Bolar Springs in Bath
county.
MI. Albert G.. Harman of Goshen, has
taken a position on the government jettY
works at Key West, Fla. He has had some
years experience in the same position.
Maj. w. II. Watts, for many years an
active business man of Staunton, and now
residing with his daughter in Amherst, is,
with his wife, now in the city.
MI. s. N. Miller of Washington city, is
in Augusta and Highland making arrange
ments for game for his provision house this
winter.
Capt. R. K. Rice and wife, formerly of
Staunton, are spending the Fall and Win
ter at Rogersville, Tenn, where they have
daughter attending the Synodical College.
The Hinton, w. Va, Independent says
Miss Oracle Roberts and Miss Eva Van
degrift left laat Monday for Staunton to
enter the Wesleyan Female Institute.
Miss Lizzie Edmondson, sister of Capt.
E. L. Edmondson, who was seriously in
jured by fall recently, is recovering, under
the attendance of Dr.. J. ST. P. Gibson.
Judge Daniel B. Lucas of the West Vir-
ginia Court of Appeals, was in the city
Monday on his way to the capital of that
State.
Mrs. Wallace Howard of Savannah, Ca,
who has been spending the summer with
Mrs. Fannie McCue, is now visiting Miss
| Viola Snyder at Harrisburg, Pa.
| Capt. G. Julian Pratt, Secretary of the
Baldwin District Fair, left here on Tues