Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-02-05
Staunton vindiCator.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. 5, 1892
LOCAL.
PER SO N A L.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Richmond Dispatch says that at the
reception given Wednesday night by the
Westmoreland Club to their lady friends,
among the ladies whose dresses attracted
attention by their richness and elegance,
was Mrs. J. Mason Miller of Staunton.
who wore pearl silk.
In the Virginia Supreme Court of APP
peals at Richmond, edresday. the case Of
STAGE, &c, of Augusta Us. Bumgardner,
trustee, was argued by VIM. Patrick for
the appellant and James Bumgardner and
Alex. F. Robertson for the appellees.
Judge Mclaughlin has not been Ill at
Lexington as reported, but only had a
slight bilious attack. from which he has
fully recovered. Judge Houston yesterday
evening received a business letter from
him.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. J..
Payne Thompson Of Roanoke to Miss Helen
Ashby Hunter OF Richmond, daughter Of
Mr.. e. w. Hunter, at the Broad street
Methodist church, Wednesday, February
10th, at clock P. M.
MI. and Mrs. E. 2. Lipscomb left yes
terday morning for Savannah, Ga, where
they will be the guests of Rev. Robb
White. From there they will visit other
points in the South, being absent about six
weeks.
Mr.. J. Howard Wayt was in Berryville,
Clarke county, last Tuesday, attending a
meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Berryville Land and Improvement Com
pany.
Capt. W. Fl. Sale and his wife. of Capon
Springs, who have been so ill in Winches-
ter, of grippe, are, their many Staunton
friends will be glad to learn, now out of
danger.
Capt. w. II. Fowle of Staunton, was in
Alexandria last week, on his way home
from New Y ork, where he made arrange
ments with large commercial house there
to travel in its interest.
Mr.. VIM. Clinedinst of Spring Hill, who
was paralyzed some weeks ago, is slowly
improving. His son, Mr.. VIM. Clinedinst,
the artist, came up from Baltimore last
week to visit him.
The Buena Vista Advocate pays CON-
pliment to ex-senator Absolom Koiner who
was present there as a participant i'll the
proceedings of the annual meeting of stock
holders of the Glass company.
The Farmers Alliance Cooperative
Manufacturing Co. at Iron Gate, has reor-
gained with Isaiah Printz of Page, as the
President and temporary Manager, and
Maj. Geo. Chrlsman, Treasurer.
Mrs. A. M. Howison who visited Rich
mond to attend the meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Virginia Worlds Fair
Association, is sick at the residence of her
cousin, NJ j. Taylor Ellyson, there.
Capt. Hugh W. Henry and wife, to the
regret of large circle Of friends, left for
Baltimore last week to make their home
with their son, DR.. Henry.
Grand Master of Odd Fellows C. C.
Wheat, has returned from his tour of visits
to lodges in the State, his last visit being
paid to a lodge i'll Danville.
Mrs. VIM. Van Lear of Bart erbrook, ar
rived in Staunton, Saturday, Oh her way
home from a visit of some months to her
son in Arkansas.
Mr.. Wilmer II. Paine of Richmond, has
been here for the last four weeks doing a
most successful business for the Insurance
company Of which he is the agent.
Capt. John McQuaide was in Buena
ctl Ia Of ard q
his firm to the Buena Vista Glass manu-.
featuring company.
The grippe has shown no sectionalism.
One of its Southern victims who had a
severe attack of it was Mr.. w. J. Nelson
of Florence, Ala.
called to the bedside of Miss Fannie My
rick, Mr.. M. S sister, who Is very i'll at her
home in Murfreesboro. n. G.
Mr.. r. L. Campbell of Richmond, special
agent Of the American Casualty Ins. and
Security Co., Was in the city several days
this week on business.
The many friends of Miss Helen Bruce
Of South Boston, will he glad to hear that
she is soon to visit her uncle, Mr.. w. B.
Bruce of this city.
Maj. Jno. II. Dinneen of Richmond, and
MI. A. B. Guigon, member Of the City
Council of that city, were registered at the
Beverley Club On Monday last.
Mrs. Geo. F. Wilson, Miss Ellen Guigon
and MI. 7. G. Kinney of Staunton. were
among those from Staunton VINO attended
bo 1,11 rriv i,,D oh acf
Mr.. Paul H. Rosenbaum of Stanton,
was in Roanoke last week visiting his
brothers, Edward and Joseph Rosenbaum.
Mrs. Jno. w. Harris of Lewisburg, who
has been visiting friends here, has returned
home.
DR.. W. E. Picker of Glasgow, formerly
of Staunton, is recovering from very Sc
we're attack of grippe.
Miss Edith Hawpe left this week for
Covington, Va, where she will teach in the
family of Mr.. McAllister.
Mrs. Annie Walker st. Clair. of Tazewell
e. H., is visiting her father, DIR. q. S.
Walker OH Kalorama St.
MI. Robert w. Burke and wife, are
spending some time at the National Hotel
in Washington city.
Miss Haight, daughter of ex Gov. Haight
OF California. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
NJ. j. Bissell Oh Frederick street, West.
Miss Willie Bumgardner, with her colls-
in. Miss Faison of North Carolina, is
visiting friends at Winston, n. e.
Mr.. J. E. A. Gibbs of Rapnine, who was
quite ill of grippe, WAS registered at the
Virginia Hotel Tuesday.
The Roanoke Herald says: MIR. J. c..
Switzerland of Staunton, is iii the city
prospectii g.
County SuUeiintendent of Schools E, o,