Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-08
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Z Tho Suffolk Herald Of Friday in noticing
the death of the wife of Prof G.. D. Euritt
of Staunton, says: "NIrs. Euritt was a
most lovable lady and her death in early
womanhood is a great affection to her rela-
tives and friends. The deceased was well
known and greatly loved in Suffolk, she
having been a very popular student of Suf-
folk College some years ago, and the news
of her death will prove shock to many
friends of other days.
Mr.. w. F. Shinall, graduate of the D.,
D. & B. Institution, who is advertised as
s'The Blind Man eloquent is delivering
a series of lectures at various points IN
Craig county. His leader, Clyde Owen, a
lad Of twelve, is announced as IAN active
Christian WORKER" and both are stated to
be members of the Pulaski City Church OF
Christi Mr.. Shinall lectures on ''Life in
the Dark
Mr.. I. B. johnson of Barbour county,
w. Va, candidate for Auditor OF that
State, and MI. s. W. Poe of the Grafton,
w. Va, Leader. were in the city this week.
Mr.. johnson was on his way to canvass the
Kanawha Valley. He was in Staunton
during the war, in the hospital, having been
a member of the 31st Va. infantry and
wounded at Cedar Mountain.
The City Council on the 1st inst. re-
elected all the old city government. In the
matter of School Trustees, MI. JOS. b.
Woodward having removed from the 1st
Ward, and the term of MI. Isaac Witt
having expired. Messrs. G. G. Wheat and
w. e. Kinney were elected to the vacancies
for the LIST Ward, and in the I'd Ward MI.
VIM. Wholey was reelected.
AS the 'Flying Dutchman" train was
turning Panther Gap at 40 miles an hour,
Fireman Robert Hibberd of Waynesboro,
fell through the space between the engine
and tender to the track below. Strange to
say he was not injured, and when the ell
gineer backed the train he found him foot
ing it along intending to walk to Millboro.
Miss Mamie M. Splitter Of Richmond,
daughter of Capt. Arthur A. Splitter, for
merly of Staunton, Went out Saturday even
ing in that city to eat ice cream with
MI. Frank Latouche, but instead they got
married and left for Norfolk on wedding
trip.
The Alexandria Washington lodge No.
% A. f. and A. M. Of Alexandria. last week
presented Most Worshipful Past Grand
Master w. H. Lambert with a very hand
some Past Masters jewel in gold. MI.
Lambert is a brother of Mr.. Charles
Lambert of Staunton.
Mrs. W. Fl. Bailie Of Buena Vista, who
has been visiting the family of Mayor
Fultz, is now spending some days with the
family of Mr.. L. M. Porter. Her husband,
the publisher of the Buena Vista Advocate,
made flying trip here Monday.
Mr.. Philip P. Henshaw and family OF
Louisville, KY, who have been guests at
the Mozart, returned home Monday last.
Mrs. Henshaw is daughter OF Maj. and
Mrs. Jas. B. Dorman, and while here was
visiting her parents.
Mrs. Porter Woodward's music class
closed on the 22d OF June, at which time
medals were awarded to Misses Mollie
Bare, Josie Loeb and Lula Bickle, and a
prize to Miss Mabel Leftwich.
Rev. W. S. P. Bryan and wife of Cincin
natl, stopped IN the city several days this
week to visit General and Mrs. John Echols
who were here. Mrs. Echols accompanied
MI. Bryan and wife to Virginia Beach.
On Tuesday night last, Past Grand Mas
ter J. Howard Wayt left for the Royal
Arch Encampment at Eggleston Springs
and On Wednesday morning Grand Lecturer
w. H. HI. Lynn left for the same point.
Miss Nettie Tams and her sister, Mrs.
Conway M. Whittle, left yesterday for Old
Point, where they will join the family Of
Judge and Mrs. Whittle.
Mrs. Julia Switzer OF Harrisonburg, widow
of the late Julius Switzer of Staunton,
sailed from New York for Germany on
Monday for an extended visit.
DR.. Newton Wayt and wife, and Miss NJ
J. Baldwin, returned on Saturday from a
short trip to the Allegheny Springs in
Southwest Virginia.
MI. w. N. Forsythe of the Salem Times
Register, is spending his summer vacation
with his uncle, Rev. Geo. w. Spiggle of
Mt. Tabor.
Among the guests at picnic on the
farm of MI. Chas. B. Vest of Louisa Co.,
last week, were Misses Cornelia and Kate
May of Staunton.
Capt. Thomas J. Crowder has been ap-
pointed member of the Auxiliary Board
OF the Worlds Fair Commissioners for
Virginia.
General John Echols has been made Pres
ldent of the Ohio Valley railroad. Hewas
already third vice president Of the New
port News Il Mississippi Valley railroad.
Mr.. E. M. Cabell the Paymaster at Low
moor iron works, a few days ago made the
trip on his bicycle from Staunton to Bal
timore and return.
Mrs. Sarah L. Robertson of Culpeper,
and Mrs. Robert A. Gibson and children of
Cincinnati, are visiting the family of MI.
Alex. F. Robertson.
Past Grand Master G. G. Wheat, was
present at the election of officers by ALE
ghany Lodge No. %, I. o. .. F., at Gov
ington, Allegheny, last week.