The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
OUR SOCIETY.

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place at the Young Mems German Han.
DR.. Williams, OF the medical faculty Oh
Harvard University, came TO Staunto.
last Saturday TO hear the splendid an-
dress of Colonel Breckenridge. Or. WI
liams. with his family. has been stop
ping at the Brandon, at Basic City.
Or. Walters has made arrangements
TO remove his family to Richmond. Two
OF the Doctors sons are now living III
Richmond. -,
Miss Carrie Wren, who has been III
with typhoid fever. is 80 far improved as
to be on the street again.
W. s. Oliver, manager OF the Staun-
ton Opera House. is with his wife In Ne"
York city on two weeks trip.
Judge John w. Stout and Common
wealth's Attorney Meade +. White have
been taking in the Richmond Exposition
Miss Annie Old and Miss Page Os-
borne, who have been spending the sum
mer In Stanton, have returned to their
homes in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. George NJ. Sutler. agent OF the
Chez apeake and Ohio railroad at Fortress
Monroe, is Spending some time with MS
parents In this city.
Mrs. c. NJ. Kiblinger and her family
will soon move to Washington, d. C.,
where they will make their future home
Captain Garrett Gooch has contracted
for a large line OF the work OF double
tracking the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road His contract covers the line from
Moores tunnel to Backbone, and takes
IN some Of the heaviest work on the line
Carrier pigeon No. 5i7, J. p. NJ, was
caught in the yard Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
Luckerman by his little son, Master Louis
Luckerman.
Rev. j. e. Booker. Of Hebron. and Rev
S. II. Paul. Rev. w. NJ. McClever and
Rev. J. n. Vandeveuter, together with
Elders w. II. Bryan, T. S. Hogshead, II.
l.. Hoover and J. w. Barclay, have been
elected to represent the Lexington Pres
bytery in the General Assembly.
Past Commander w. II. II. Lynn. Of
Staunton, has been presented with a
handsome past commanders jewel. II
consists of three bars, a Maltese cross,
shield and Passion cross, all beautifully
designed, surrounded by n wreath and
surmounted by crown, and IS inscribed:
Presented by the Grand Commandery,
K. r., Of the State of Va. to Rt. En-.
William Henry Harrison Lynn. Past
Grand Commander, as a token OF their
Knightly Esteem" Mr.. Lynn has been
grand lecturer of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Of Virginia for many years, and
has been also appointed grand lecturer
of the Grand Commandery OF Virginia.
EDITOR TINsLEY.
Editor Tinsley, of the Stanton Vindi-
Gator, continues to improve at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Rev DR.. Mcfarland,
Of the First Presbyterian church, is also
at the Johns Hopkins.
Mr.. B. Frank Eagle, late manager Of
the Covington Land Company and super
intendent Of the Intermont Hotel. has
returned to Stanton, and will go into
business here.
Mr.. O. X. Lapham has all the machin
cry for his sugar beet factory on the
ground and is rapidly placing it in posi-
ton, and his will prove a plant Of very
great interest TO the farmers Of Augusta
county.
Misses Susie and Annie Cochran are
visiting Miss Mary Preston Graham, Of
Lexington. Va.
officers Of Kings Daughters Emman-
uel Hospital board have been elected. as
follows: President. Mrs. George +. VII
son: First Vice President, Mrs. A. NJ.
Henkel; Second Vice-President, Miss Sue
Martin; Treasurers Miss Lillian Arthur;
Secretary, Miss Janet Woods.
KoINER MEMORIAL MEETING.
The Koiner memorial meeting. held at
Trinity Lutheran church Friday, was a
notable affair. There were z,ODO people
present, 1000 Of them being Koiners. All
Of them descended from Micheal kciner
and Margaret Koiner (nee Diller), who
came to Augusta county from Penn
sylvania. A monument was unveiled to
Micheal Koiner, inscribed: Erected 10
the memory of Micheal Koin,r, tie Iro-
genitor of the Koiner family in America,
by the Koiner Memoir al 'ssOciltion, Oc-
tober, 1892; and Margaret, wife OF Michtal
Keinadt, daughter of Casper Diller, an
caster county, Pa. Died November is,
1913, aged seventy-three years. Again:
"Micheal Keinadt. born at Winterbergen,
Germany. Emlgrated TO America socut
'174O, and To Virginia about 1870. Dte1 No
vember T. 1890, aga seyenty-seven years
Hon. Absolom Koiner presided. The
spelling of this name is curious-KOiner,
Kyner, Koyner, KenOr. Coiner and Coy
nor.
The young ladies OF the Virginia Fee
male Institute had a hay-ride yesterday
afternoon, returning late in the evening
delighted with their sport.