Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-02-12
LOCAL.
PER SO N AL.

PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
At the Y. M. G. A. anniversary meetings
il Richmond, this week, among the speak
erS whose names are on the programmes fol
the different nights, are Judge G. G. Graf
tan of Harrisonburg. to respond to the ad-
dress Of welcome by Mayor Ellyson; T. G.
Morton of Staunton, On ''Our midsummer
meeting; Rev. Dr.. S. K. Cox OF Harrl-
sonburg, OH "How can the Association
be more helpful to the church,; II. M.
McIlhany of Staunton, on ''Questions on
the past years experience; E. L. Dad
nun. on ''Rccent advances in railroad work
in our State7'; J. I. Curtis of Fort Def
ance, on 'sPlan Of a campaign in College
Association"
Senator Alex. Mcdonald, editor of the
Lynchburg Virginian, writes to his paper
saying that he was not inconsistent in yot-
ing against the Woman Physician bill and
for the Woman Lawyer bill, because the
former was compulsory and the latter not,
and because the boards can elect women, and
onehas elected one at the w. l.. Asylum, Of
whom he says: 81 have now on my desk a
dainty letter written by her, showing that
she is bright and clever and can take care
of herself"
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Cabell Darlington Kinney of Minneapolis,
formerly OF Staunton, to Miss Annette
Peabody Trowbridge, daughter Of Mrs.
John Garland James Of Detroit, Mich, on
Thursday, Feb. 18th, at 5. P. NJ, at Christ
Church, Detroit. Miss Trowbridge is well
known to many of our people, having at
tended for several terms the Virginia Fe-
male Institute here as a student.
The Waynesboro Times says: "Mr.
Geo. G. Maslin was called to Martinsburg,
Sunday, by the death of an aunt. He re-
turned yesterday afternoon. Mr.. M. Xiv
lighan has been absent in Southwest Vir-
ginia for the past week on business. He is
expected back Saturday. The family of j.
Fl. Crosier has arrived and he has taken
possession of the house recently vacated by
Mr.. M. E. Gilkeson."
The Valley Virginian of Clifton Forge,
of yesterday says: miss Grace Patterson
of Staunton, arrived in town yesterday
evening on a visit to her sister. Mrs. W..
w. Brennaman. Misses Bessie and Annie
Byers of Staunton, were visiting their
brother and sister, MI. and Mrs. Thomas
Byers of this place, the first Of the week. y
Mrs. Lucy D. Woods of Stanton, and
Miss Janet Woods, are stopping at ''Mt.
Parvo'' in Jefferson Co., w. Va, the home
stead of MI. W. W. B. Gallaher of the
Charles Town Free Press. Mrs. W. was
Oh her way to the n orth, and was taken i'll
and could not go further.
Judge w. P. Houston of Rockbridge,
who presided at the January term of the
Augusta county court, returned home last
week. No judge who ever came to Staun-
ton to hold court, ever gave more general
satisfaction to the bar and to all having
business with the court.
Mr.. VIM. Patrick was in Richmond last
week, arguing the case of Crop Us. Crop
before the Court Of Appeals for the appel
liant, with Judge W. W. Crump for the
appellee.
MI. Geo. II. Bell, of the firm of Hughes
months at the residence of his father, DR..
Bell IN Mt. Sidney, is restored to health
and again attending to business here.
Past Grand Regent Blanks of Petersburg
and Grand Secretary Lovenstein of Rich
mond, visited Augusta Council No. 49O
Royal Arcanum, in this city, Tuesday
night.
Mrs. r. l.. Parish has been appointed by
1t. Gov. Tyler member OF the Virginia
World Fair Association, being one of the
three lady members from the 10th Congress
sional District.
Mr.. Tully X. Woodhouse won the medal
at the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium monthly
exhibition this week, with [. G. Morton
second and II. Glenn third.
The Broadway, Rockingham, News says
MI Jno. W. OFT and son Of Greenville
Augusta, were there last week in search OF
farm.
Among the recent matriculates at Duns-
more's Business College is Prof. Chas. E.
Hoover of Rockingham, who is taking the
business course.
Jones of Alabama, is visiting Miss Maude
Cooke.
MI Edward kirkpatrick of Augusta, is
visiting his father, Mr.. Geo. Kirkpatrick
in Greenbrier Co., w. Va.
Capt. Thos. S. Davis Of Port Republic
the former Steward at the D., D. &.B. In
Stitut1on, is quite i'll of grippe.
Mr.. M. Erskine Miller of Staunton, was
registered at the Exchange Hotel Richmond
on the 4th inst.
Mrs. Geo. F. Wilson who has been visit
ing the family Of Maj.J J. II. Dooley in
Richmond, has returned home.
Dr.. J. M. Fl. Slower Of Broadway, was in
the city last week. called here by the sickness
of his mother.
Mrs. r. P. Bell is visiting her brother
Harry Frazier, Chief Engineer of the G. &
o. Ry.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Harrison of Staun
ton, were registered at the Exchange Hotel
Richmond, Tuesday.
Capt. II. L. Hoover has returned to The
city after an absence of several months al
Statesville. N. G.
MI. Jos. B. Woodward, the General
Manager of the Virginia Land and LOAF
Company, has resigned that position.
A patent was issued at Washington
Monday, to MI. Charles T. Nelson OF
Winchester for d railway tie and fastening
Ex-senator c. Z. Smith, lately residing
at Ferrol i'll this county, has made his HON,
at Ronceverte. w. Va.
Mrs. w. E. Craig is visiting Mrs. Franz
Chalmers at Salem.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcclure Of Buena Vista. il
visiting her parents in Augusta county.