Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-06-24
a son of Rev. DR.. II. b. Halves formerly

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MI. Edward II. Fisher Of the Second
Auditors office at Richmond, who was
recently in Staunton in bad health, is at
tCherrystone on the Virginia beach, and Is
greatly improved.
Messrs. Reeves Gait, o. K. Lapham, P.
A. Ross and Z. G. Morton, have been ap-
pointed delegates from the Staunton Cham
Der Of Commerce to the State Board OF
Trade, which met at Old Point yesterday.
Mrs. Adelaide R. Stetefeldt, wife of Carl
A. Stetefeldt and daughter of the late Major
VIM. B. Richards of Alexandria, who spent
the greater part Of his life in Staunton,
died in Oakland. California, on the 14th inst
Mr.. Jas. V. Brooke, Jr., a former MEM
ber of the Staunton bar, made a memorial
speech before the G.. A. r. Post at DEVILS
Lake, North Dakota, which is highly
spoken of by the press.
Miss Carrie Echard accompanied home
Miss Pattie Slaven Of Highland, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ogilvie here.
Miss Echard will spend the summer with
relatives in that county.
At high tea given by Mrs. Lewis Har-
man at Clifton Forge this week, she was
assisted in receiving by her daughter, Mrs.
r.. s. Doyle of Staunton.
Mrs. Briton Richardson Of New York,
who has for some weeks been visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. A. B. Arthur, returned
home this week.
Miss Bessie Van Lear gave a 'Progres-
pliment to her guest, Miss S. Helen Price
of Baltimore.
MI. c. S. w. Barnes, Deputy Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Augusta, was in Win
chester this week, accompanied by his
daughter.
Mr.. A. M. Howison left last week for
West Virginia, where he has taken a posi-
ton with the Gauley Coal Land Associa-
tion.
Capt. Lewis Barley the venerable retired
conductor of the B. Il 0. Railroad, now in
his I'D year, was on a visit to his brother
in law, MI. A. NJ. Simpson, this week.
MI. David B. Taylor and family of Bal
timore, have taken up their residence at
their summer home near Deerfeld in this
county.
Judge Grattan left for Charlottesville
Monday morning, to hold court for Judge
r. T. w. Duke who has gone to New
York.
MI. C. G. Burke of Lexington, formerly
well known citizen Of StauntoD, has NOV
ed to Newport News to make his future
home there.
aunt, Mrs. Henry G. Lay in Baltimore, and
from there will go with friends to Virginia
Beech.
MI. Alfred Jaffe has returned from q trip
of some weeks to the Northwest with his
sister, Miss Charlotte Jaffe. She remains
there to visit another sister.
Miss Laura Taylor Of Texas who, during
her summers here, has been one of the most
popular members of Staunton society, is at
The Mozart.
We have received from Prof. Leonidas
Poyntz, mathematician OF high rank,
solution of one-the first-of the difficult
problems published by us last week.
Editor Ambrose L. Henkel of that excel
lent paper the Newmarket Valley, was in
the city this week, returning from the Roa-
noke celebration.
MI. S. B. Sublett, Manager of the Staun-
ton Milling Co., was in Chicago this week
attending the Democratic convention.
Mrs. G.. G.. Gooch and her sons are spend
ing a month at the Gladys Inn, West Cliff
ton Forge.
Mrs. r. A. Palmer and Miss Nellie
Cameron of Staunton, are guests of DR.. w.
S. White of Lexington.
Miss Carrie Tipping, who has been teach
ing for the past winter in Tennessee, has
returned home.
Miss Evelyn Kinney has returned home
from visiting friends in Washington and
Philadelphia.
Misses Madge, Libbie, Gertrude and Vir-
ginia Abby, are summering at Fort Lewis,
Bath.
Rev. VIM. Cumming and family are
spending a few weeks with friends at Long
dale.
Mrs. II. st. Geo. Tucker arrived here
from Washington Tuesday, and reoccupied
their home Oh Prospect street.
Mrs. Geo. T. click leaves this morning
to visit friends in Harrisonburg and Wood
stock.
Mrs. DR.. Eldridge and Mrs. Parker of
Washington city, are spending the summer
at Rev. MI. Mason S on Prospect street.
The Misses Dunwoodie Of South Carroll
ma, are expected to arrive this week on a
visit to their sister. Mrs. Jos. A. Waddell.
MI. Thomas P. Grasty, editor Of the
Manufacturer Record of Baltimore, is in
the city.
Gen. Basil Duke Of Kentucky, was in
the city Wednesday, a guest OF MI. M. e.
Miller.
Prof. Thorwald Jerichau of Staunton,
is spending some weeks at the Natural
Bridge.
Miss Annie Bean of Lenoir, n. c., is
spending some weeks with her relatives,
the family of Judge Charles Grattan.
Mrs. Arista Hoge and children are at
the Commercial Hotel in Goshen for the
summer.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Bryan have returned
from visit to the family of MI. Samuel
Keene in Fredericksburg.
State Senator Edward Echols left on the
Flying Dutchman train Saturday afternoon
for Chicago.
Dol, ofC foY ZION &c ic
iting the family of MI. J. B. Andrews OF
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Columbus Halle and family of st.
Louis, have arrived at the old Halle home
stead for the summer