Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-12-04

Louis L. Ecker, on West Grace ST.. kIcll
mond, Va.
DR.. Jones. for many years practicins
physician at Madison G. H., the faith
Ell Of DR.. w. A. Jones of Waynesboro, diet
last week in his cighty-first year.
Miss Bette w. Fauntleroy has left fol
Suffolk where she will take the position o.
stenographer and typewriter for N. S
Dunn s insurance agency.
Mr.. A. T. Barclay, President of thu
Buena Vista Company, and Mr.. J. W
Blackburn of that town, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. V. L. Denny, who has had typhoid
fever is convalescent, and will leave for Z
visit to his home in Clarke county this
week.
Capt. Thomas f. Dennis, editor of thai
excellent paper the Greenbrier w. Va, In
dependent was in the city Saturday Oh
business.
Miss Annie Fulcher, of Augusta, the
Art teacher at Won Bora College, Luray
spent her Thanksgiving day with Mrs. J
II. Lindsay at Basic city.
MI. Valancey E. Fuller of Staunton lost
his thorough bred horse ''Touchstone" il
the livery stable that burned at Basic City
last week.
Jacob Bumgardner, Worshipful Mas
ter Of Buena Vista Lodge A. F. & A
NJ, has been commissioned by the Crane
Lodge of Colorado, as its Representative
near the Grand Lodge Of Virginia.
City Sergeant Logan Turner was called to
Richmond last week by the critical illness
of his brother, Mr.. w. J. Turner, follow
ing stroke of paralysis.
The Brldgewater Enterprise says Mr.
T. ]. Rice has closed his business at
Dovesville, Va, and left for Staunton tc
attend Dunsmore's Business College.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Hartman has removed
from the old family homestead in the coun.
ty to No. 206 Church street.
MI E. T. Dadmun was at the new town
Of Shenandoah in Page last week, situated
on the n. & w. Rail Road, and perfect
ed an organization for a Y. NJ. q. A., for
railroad men.
Rev. J. w. Howe Of the U. B. church,
formerly of Staunton, preached in the Real
Estate Exchange room at Roanoke last
Sunday.
Col. H. D. Whitcomb has resumed the
position of Engineer in charge of the i'm
provement of James River.
MI. L. D. Young, who suffered so severe
an accident during the summer, has recov-
cred and has taken a clerkship at L. G. Da-
Wilson's store on Augusta street.
Mr.. Walter Chermslde who married Miss
Matte Brooke Of Staunton, is in the city
from three years visit to England.
Capt. Donald Allen, Superintendent OF
the Waco & Southwestern Ry., Texas, is in
the city.
Intelligence from Richmond says that
Bishop White is quite i'll, and his friends
are very uneasy about him.
Mr.. Geo. M. Harrison has been confined
to the house some days by severe attack
of grippe.
Mrs. L. G. Elder and Mrs. B. M. Atkin.
son, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Jas. H
Dooley, in Richmond.
Miss Clemence Cooke will give a recep.
ton to her friends at The Mozart next
Tuesday evening.
Among the visitors to Waynesboro last
week were Messrs. Ernest M. Hartman and
Thomas j. Hartman.
Mr.. Lee Koiner and wife of Augusta are
visiting the family of MI. W. J. Moon al
Salem.
Rev. Dr.. James Murray and his wife
left Suffolk last Friday evening for Deca
ture, Ga, their new home.
Miss. Dung of Richmond, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Mason Miller
has returned home.
Mr.. Geo. K. Anderson of the Aueghan y
county bar was in the city this week OF
legal business.
Mr.. Louis Ravenel now of Mt. Clair, N
j., was in the city several days thif
week.
Miss Kate Holt Of Lynchburg, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Frank Alexander
for some weeks, returned home yesterday
Miss Rena Smith for several days guest
of Miss Evelyn Kinney, at West End, re
turned to Lynwood on Wednesday last.
| Mr.. Geo. Mccain of Staunton was IL
Woodstock visiting his mother last week
Miss L. Van Pelt of Staunton is visiting
at Mrs. J. r. Saum's, Harrisonburg.
MI. J. T. McCrary of Blackstone, w
Va, was in the city Wednesday.
MI. Leon Hirsh of New York, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Jos. L. Barth.
Mrs. Fl. D. Peck and Mrs. J. Fred. Eff
finger are visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. T. c. Morton and Miss Mary Nor
ton, are confined to the house by the grippe
Mr.. Marc n. Bradley is confined to hi,
house On Church street by the grippe.
Capt. w. III. Fowle has moved into hi
new house, on North Market street.
MI. Charles F. Bodley and wife hay,
gone to New Orleans for the winter,
Brevltles.
John Woods, colored convict, sent from