Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-07-10
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WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EMENTs OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The New Market Valley Of Friday says:
cdr. A. M. HenI1el, Staunton, recent
ly spent several days here visiting his moth
Ell and other relatives. Mr.. VIM. Cline
dinst of Spring Hill, Augusta Co., on
his return from York, Pa, spent from Fri
day till Monday, visiting relatives in this
place. Mrs. Lydia Zirkle, daughter Miss
Rachel Zirkle, and Miss India Windle left
here to-day for Staunton, Va, to visit Mrs.
z. s son, Mr.. G. X. Zirkle and family
MI. John w. Carroll, native of Angus
ia county, the proprietor of the celebrated
s'Loan Jack" tobacco, has just been re-elec-
ted President Of the City Council Of Lynch
burg, which office be has held for twenty
consecutive years. He is an uncle of MI.
John M. Carroll, Cashier OF the Virginia
Hotel here.
MI. J. T. Armentrout, son Of MI. Charles
Armentrout of Augusta county. graduated
at the University of Virginia in the School
of Greek, and the Schools of Latin and
Mathematics. His name was omitted from
our list last week from the fact that on the
University list of distinctions he was reg
istered as from Charlottesville.
Cards are out for the marriage, at the
Tabb Street Presby terian church (Rev. j..
w. Rosebro's) Petersburg, Va, Tuesday,
July Dist, at 2. M, of MI. Edward Tur-
ner Dadmun, Assistant State Secretary of
the Y. M. G. A., to Miss Olive Leigh Nor
gan, daughter Of MI. o. B. Morgan OF
Petersburg.
Messrs. Carter Berkeley and I. C. Nor
ton have been appointed to represent Staun-
ton at the Real Estate convention al
Wytheville, Va, and at the convention at
Pulaski City, Va, to arrange for Virgin
las representation at the World S Fair al
Chicago. Both bodies meet July 18th.
Nh. w. P. Whitmore, formerly of Staun-
ton, and now a member Of the wholesale
dry goods house of r. M. Sutton & Co.,
Baltimore, arrived here at the Virginia
Hotel yesterday evening, with his wife.
Mrs. Whitmore will spend some time with
her friend Miss CroWle.
Mr.. w. S. Ritter of Louisa county, and
Miss Mary A. Sclater of Richmond, deaf
mutes, both graduates of the d., D. & B.
Institution, and the lady q former sprightly
local writer for the Goodson Gazette, went
from Richmond on the 18th of July and
were married in Washington city.
The Broadway Enterprise says: CDR.
this place and vicinity, attended the service
of Rev. Sam Jones in Staunton, on Sunday,
returning Sunday evening. All seemed to
be delighted with their trip"
Judge Charles Grattan OF the Staunton
Hastings Court, has opened alaW Office at
No. % CroWle building, and will practice
in the Rockingham and Highland courts
and the courts that meet in Staunton, eX-
cept his own.
On the 10th inst, by appointment of
Grand Master J. Howard Wayt Of Staun-
ton, Deputy Grand Lecturer, Jacob Bum
gardner of Buena Vista, will visit Suffolk
to lecture newly organized Royal Arch
Chapter.
MI. VIM. Heinekamp the well known
Baltimore piano manufacturer, accompan-
led by Mrs. Heinekamp and their daughters
Misses Kate, Mary and Frances, are visit
ing Mrs. L. Walter and Mrs. Annie Muir
ply of this city.
Highland was out in force at the Sam
Jones meetings and among her representa-
tives were MI. S. Sullenberger and wife,
Capt. j. G.. Matheny and MI Don Sullen
berger.
+ Happier Bumgardner, a son Of the late
gallant Col. VIM. L. Bumgardner, has been
appointed a cadet to the V. M. |. at Lex
ington, by the Board Of Visitors OF that
Institution.
DR.. .. A. Butcher was last week elected
Worshipful Master of the Masonic Lodge
at Bridgewater, and N oble Grand of the
Odd Fellows Lodge.
Professors Thomas and Robert G. Gil
more of LeWisburg, W. Va, were in Au-
gusta last week attending the funeral of
their aunt, the wife Of Rev. A. f. Laird
MI. r. A. Buckner, a son-in-law of Rev.
DR.. w. A. Harris of Staunton, has been
elected President OF the City Council of
Roanoke.
Gen. John Echols was among those lis
tening to Sam Jones, Friday. Heis a great
admirer of the genius Of the great Evan
gelist.
MI. J. 0. Hobbs of Roanoke, spent the
Fourth in Staunton, where Mrs. Hobbs
has been visiting relatives for some weeks
past.
Mrs. Chas. d. Hutcheson of Richmond,
daughter of the late DR.. Briscoe Baldwin
Donaghe Of Staunton, is a guest of Mrs.
D. S. Young in West End.
Miss Mary Stuart, sister of the late Jno.
T. Stuart, left Tuesday fol- California to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary Harris. at Ga
zelle, California.
Miss Augusta V. Bumgardner and Miss
Katie Mcclure, her niece, left Tuesday tc
spend the summer with Mrs. Warren Case
at Jacksonville, Ill.
Misses Lucy Walker, Rebecca Young
Susie and Anne Cochran, are spending
some weeks at the Rockbridge Baths.
Dr.. and Mrs. George S. Walker, left
Tuesday for ten days trip to Cobb's
Island.
Miss Cornelia May is visiting friends
at the Lewisburg, W. Va, Female Insti
tute.
Mrs. M. G. Robinson and Miss Maggie
Robinson were in Lexington last week Wis
iting the family of Dr.. J. A. Graham.
Miss Marietta Hogshead, of Augusta, is
visiting her relative, MI. Jas. W. jackson
of Greenbrier county, W. Va.
Col. A. M. Bowman Of Salem, is taking