Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-10-16
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF fEo'
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF fEt-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Florence, Ala, Herald OF Saturday
says: Judge w. A. Hudson has resigned
the presidency of the Florence Cotton and
Iron Co., and MI. w. H Gibbons, OF Penn
syIvania, has been elected to succeed him.
MI. Tom. Burke, of Staunton. Va, is IN
the city shaking hands with his friends.
Mr.. Burke was resident of Florence at
one time having conducted a livery business
he-e for some MONTHS
The session of the Virginia Medical
Society at Lynchburg last week, closed
with banquet. The Lynchburg Advance
speaking of DR.. Blackford Of the w. l..
Asylum, a former President of the So
ciety, says: 1.-The fact that DR.. BenJa-
min Blackford OF the Western Lunatic
Asylum, was not present, cast dampef on
the proceedings of the conyen ton. But
when it became known, this morning, that
the genial Doctor had arrived, a sentiment
of convivial exhiliration spread over the
countenances of the society. How could
it be otherwise? How could the banquet
proceed without the genial and joyous CO.
operation of Dr.. Blackford.''
On the e. & o. train Wednesday morn
ing, en- route for the Virginia Synod OF the
Presbyterian church, which met at Roa-
noke that night, were w. E. Hamilton, u.
D., of Highland, Rev. J. N. Vandeventer
Of Augusta church, Rev. J. III. II. Winfree
OF Churchville. and Ruling Elders Jerome
Sellers of Churchville, Dr.. VIM. Bell OF
Augusta church, t. S. Hogshead OF Union
church, Henry D. Peck of the First church,
7. G. Morton of the Second church. and A.
M. Newman of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Anna Tucker of Monroe, La,
who has been spending the summer at the
Kalorama, has left for home. She reached
her eightieth year q few days before she
left, and Mrs. Bayly, the thoughtful hostess,
had large birthday cake made with ISL
1891" and "Kalorama" prettily iced on the
top, and presented it to the venerable and
pleased guest.
MI. G. G. Henderson of Staunton, was
in Lexington all last week at the bedside OF
his venerable father, MI. Hiram I'll. Hen
derson, former Mayor of that town, who
died on Sunday night last. He had reached
his S5th year, and was one of the Oldest Odd
Fellows in the State.
Rev. G. r. Vaughan, late of New Provi
dence church, has taken charge of the
'sBriery" church in Prince Edward, and
is a guest of Capt. R. H. Watkins OF that
county. His family will soon leave the
manse inRockbridge and move to Roanoke.
Mr.. G. D. Bray Of Coopers, W. Va,
whose serious illness we noticed few
weeks since, has SO far recovered that he
could return to his old home in Greenville.
He was in the city visiting relatives last
Friday.
Mrs, M. l.. Rennoe, Mrs. H. A. Hilleary
and her daughter, Miss Annie Hilleary, OF
Warrenton, Va. are spending the winter
with their relative, Capt. H. M. Mc1lhany
on East Main street.
Mr.. b. Hassel, the able editor of the
Richmond Amseiger, who has many friends
in Staunton, has just been elected editor OF
Der SUDDEN, the new German paper in Rich
mond.
MI. and Mrs. H. St. Geo. Tucker OF
Staunton, were in Lexington last week, at
tending the celebration of the forty-thlrd
anniversary Of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Randolph Tucker.
MI. W. A. Richards and wife of Staun-
ton, have made their residence at the Eley
House in Carrsville, Nansemond Co., Va.
where MI Richards has taken charge OF
the telegraph Office.
MI. L. A. Frazer, Manager of the Shen-
dun Nevs, has resigned that position. The
President Of the company addressed him
highly complimentary letter on the occa-
sion.
Hon. G. T. O'Ferrall was in Staunton
Yesterday morning, returning to his East
Virginia canvass. from the Rockingham
convention, whose nominations are given
elsewhere.
MI. Robt. M. Guy of the National Val
ley Bank, left Wednesday for Lewisburg,
w. Va, having been called to the bedside
of his sister, Mrs. johnson Bell, who is Ill
of typhoid fever.
MI. W. H. H. Lynn of this city, is at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,
for medical treatment. Mr.. j. Howard
doing very well.
MI ] ohm Winter, one of the promoters
at Basic City, has returned from Washing
ton, Iowa, where he has been for several
weeks with his family and friends.
MI Charles Curry was in Cumberland,
Md: this week attending meeting of the
Directors of the Buckhannon Land Trust
Association of W. Va.
MI and Mrs Louis Ravanel are now re-
siding at Mt. Clair, a suburb Of New York
city. They left for there last Wednesday
night.
Among the guests registered at the hotel
at Gettysburg, Pa, last week, were Miss
Carrie Crowle Of Baltimore, and her niece'
Miss Carrie Crowle of Staunton.
Miss Kate Meade Strachan, daughter of
Dr.. Blackwood Strachan of Petersburg,
who has been spending the summer with
Mrs. I. E. Friend, left for home last week.
Miss Retta Hamilton, daughter of the
late Jno. Ed. Hamilton of Augusta, is Wis
iting Misses Florence and Bessie Fulton at
Shendun.
MI. Frank Holt of Staunton, was in
Bridgewater last week, attending the mar
riage Of his cousin, Miss Sue Berlin, to
DR.. Scoville, of n. Y.
Among the twelve delegates appointed by
Gov. Mckinney to attend the Georgia
Road Congress at Atlanta, Ca, is Capt.
T. G. Morton of StauntOn.
DR.. J. z. Killian, formerly of Augusta
county. has been elected by the City Coun-
Gil of Salem. member of the Board OF