Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Grand Master G. G. Wheat made an
official visit to Verbena Lodge No. AZ, L.
O. O. F. at Shenandoah on his way home
from his visitation of lodges in Alexandria
and vicinity. Speaking of his visit to
Charity Lodge at Warrenton, the News of
that town says: 'sThe lodge had full
meeting to greet the Grand officer and pro-
fit by his cheering speech and correct work.
We are sure his pleasant face will be long
remembered by the order here"
Miss Christine Hartman entertained the
Inter Sc Club last Saturday evening with a
Progressive Hearts" party. The head
prize was won by Miss Rebecca Young,
thus proving her ability and success at dis
carding the greatest number of hearts.
The BOBBY was won by Miss BERTHE CraW-
ford Of Augusta.
At soiree given at the State Normal
School, Farmville. last week by the
Daughters of Virginia Literary Society,
Miss Annie Todd Of Staunton, in the
reading with tableax read selections from
ssMeh Lady, and Miss Bessie Turner of
Staunton, recited 1.-The Tar Baby"
A Bridgewater letter in the Harrison
burg Spirit says that ''Mr. E. Smith Dinkel
of Basic City, has bought of Mrs S. >.
Keller her farm lying just outside the cor
poration of this place. We suppose that
MI. Dinkel intends to move there shortly. =
Messrs. Berkeley Il Williams yesterday
sold for Supt. W. w. Robertson to Mrs S.
f. Sheppe, for 81 300, a house and lot in the
in the Staunton Improvement Co.'S land,
also to Mrs. Sterling q lot i'll Madison
Square for $500.
Yesterday, st. Patrick's day, thirty-fve
years ago. our esteemed fellow citizen, Jno.
w. Abby, arrived in Staunton to make his
home here. He started in the clothing bust
ness and is still in the swim in the same
line.
At the marriage in the Methodist church
in Monterey, Highland, March 9th, OF Nil.
Luther S. Dickinson and Miss Matte
Trimble, Miss Belle Liggett of StaumtOn,
was a bride S maid.
MI. Baldwin Wayt is still in a critical
condition, and last night Drs. j. st. z. Glib
son, A. M. Henkel and FL. II. Henkel were
in consultation over the appearance OF
new and unfavorable symptom.
Mrs. Julia Reed OF StoneWall, Augusta,
paid visit to her sister, Mrs. geo. W
Grandstaff, last week, it being her first Wis
it to Shenandoah, her native county, in
twenty seven years.
Mr.. Lou f. Abby has taken a position III
the clothing house Of A. Loeb & Co. He
has long experience In the business here
and in the South, and has large circle OF
friends.
MI. Newton Argen bright, the efficient
clerk of the Hastings Court, who was con-
fined to the house by sickness last week.
was at his post on Monday, quite recover
ed.
Messrs. J. A. Alexander and T. 3. Ken
nedy of Staunton, the Good Templar Dis
trict Lecturers for this district, will deliv-
er addresses at New Hope in this county
on Thursday night next at O'Clock.
Miss Mary Mcclure, a daughter of DR..
Hunter Mcclure of Richmond, is in the
city guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. E. Rob
ertson, who on last Wednesday evening
gave an informal Faggot party in her honor.
Miss Annie Fulcher, teacher of art in
no (,D1lara .At I 11s and Miss
Kate Fulcher Of Stisunton. were on visit
to Mrs. j. FL. Lindsay at Basic City, Sat
urday.
Miss Mana Coyner of Augusta, who has
been visiting friends at Salem, has been
quite sick since her return home with
threatened pneumonia.
Messrs. j. T. Lightner, G.. G.. Gooch.
Edward EchoIs, J. N. Mcfarland, G. A.
Holt and DR.. Fred. L. Henkel Of Staun-
ton, were all at Basic City Thursday.
Misses Grace Patterson Of Staunton, and
May Taylor of Swoope S, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. W. W. Brenaman, OF
Clifton Forge.
Supt. w. w. Robertson Of Staunton, and
Supt. E. C. Glass of Lynchburg, leave next
Monday for Boston to examine the schools
in that and other cities.
Capt. T. e. Morton Of Staunton, made
an address to the Y. M. G. Association of
Roanoke College last week.
MI. M. W. Paxton of Lexington, editor
of that excellent weekly, the Rockbridge
County News, was in the city Saturday.
Messrs. M. Erskine Miller, Asher Ayers
and W. u. McCue, were in Buena Vista
last week.
DR.. Killian OF Salem, was in this county
last week, having been telegraphed for to
see one Of his old patients in South River.
Mr.. w. Newman Reed of the U. S. pos
tai route service, was in the city Saturday
visiting his father, MI. VIM Reed.
Division Manager David Herring, and
Route Agent J. Hol. Alexander OF the
Adams Express Co., are in the city.
Miss Annis Howard, daughter of MI.
John Howard, the noted lawyer of Rich
mond, is guest Of Mrs. Van Lear.
Mrs. M. V. Daingerfield of Augusta. is
visiting the family of DR.. s. g. Beard at
Lewisburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Allen Caperton, who has been visit
ing relatives IN Staunton, has returned
home to Union, w. Va.
DR.. J. Hampden Fultz and wife are Wis
iting MI. Fred. Fultz at Fort Lewis, Bath
county.
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Mr.. A. A. Grubert, one of our Oldest and
best citizens, vino has been quite i'll. is
sufficiently recovered to sit up in his room.
Mr.. C. 7. Swink has been appointed
postmaster at Mint Spring uice G. L. Swink
resigned.
Mrs. Mary Stephenson Of Atlanta, Ga,
who has been visiting her father, Judge