Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-29
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The State Board OF Medical Examiners
last week examined and gave licenses to
II. w. Henry, Jr., of Staunton, graduated
from the University Of Maryland; W. p.
Norris, Of Augusta, graduated from the
Louisville Medical College, and Marshall P.
and Edward J. Jones, of Highland, grsldu-
ated from the College of Physicians and
Surgeons at Baltimore.
Miss Willie V. Cupp of Augusta, who
left for San Francisco some days ago on
visit to her uncle, has arrived safely at her
destination. We are indebted to her for a
COPY Of the San Francisco Herald which
contains pen and pencil sketch OF the
earthquake which occurred through that
State on the 10th, the day after her arrival.
The Charlottesville Advance says that
Rev. o. D. Loving, a Baptist pastor OF AL
bemarle, who was married few days ago
in Staunton, lost his valise from the hack
in which he and his bride were going to
their home in that county.
Miss Sallie Woods, daughter OF Capt.
Micajah Woods of Charlottesville, who is
at school here, was called home this week
by the illness Of her mother, who had suit
cred arelapse while recovering from typhoid
fever.
MI. James Lindsay Gordon, brother OF
MI. A. C. Gordon, has been selected as the
orator for the approaching SD annual con-
vention Of the Fraternity Of the Beta
Theta Pi, which assemblies in Boston in
August.
DR.. Z. L. c. Minor of the Episcopal
High School at Alexandria, has taken
charge of the classes of his brother, Prof.
Berkeley Minor at the Virginia Female In
stitute, until that gentleman fully RECEIVERS
from severe attack of pneumonia.
DR.. Benz. Blackford of the W. L. Asy-
lum, leaves for Washington Monday morn
ing to attend the 46th annual meeting of
the Association Of Medical Superintendent
Of American institutions for the insane.
The Roanoke World says: ''Maj. Absa-
lom Koiner OF Augusta county, is register
ed at the Ponce de Leon Hotel. MI. Koiner
is largely interested in real estate in this city
and section"
Mrs. Mary Jeffries died at the residence
of her son-in-law, Mr.. 0. G. Lipscomb in
Albemarle, last week. She was a sister Of
DR.. T. w. Shelton Of Staunton.
MI. Jos. E. Rollins, formerly of this
city, was elected a member Of the Vestry
of Emanuel Episcopal church at Covington
last week.
Capt. Thos. s. Doyle and wife left on
Wednesday for Baltimore where they will
be the guests of Superintendent Morrison
of the Maryland School for the Blind.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Gallaher. formerly a popu-
lar citizen of Staunton and later OF Roa-
noke, has opened real estate Office at
Charleston, Kanawha.
MI. j. W. Morrison, who is summering
in Waynesboro, was at the Virginia Hotel
Monday.
Miss Maggie Templeton of Rockbridge,
who has been visiting some timein Angus
ia, has returned home.
Col. J. e. Shields has been appointed a
member of the Electoral Board of Rock
bridge.
Capt.. Penick of Culpeper, has sold out
his business in North Carolina, and expects
to make his home in Staunton.
Mrs. G. A. Gladke and her brother, Mr..
Samuel Rosenbaum, are visiting their
brothers in Roanoke.
Mr.. r. r. Andrews was in Alexandria
this week visiting his sisters, Mrs. Maggie
Fleming and Mrs. w. J. Slater.
Miss Warren from Richmond has been
added to the Faculty of the Virginia Fee
male Institute.
City Sergeant Logan Turner who has
been so dangerously ill, is again out on the
streets.
Miss Hattie Tate of Roanoke is visiting
her relatives, the family of Capt. 7. G..
Morton.
Miss Maude Cooke is visiting friends in
Lexington.
G. Russell Caldwell and w. P. Gilkeson
of Staunton, were in Roanoke last week.
W. G.. Moffett Of Staunton, was visiting
in Newmarket, Shenandoah, last week.
Camm Cochran of Augusta, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Tate Sterrett of Lexington.
Mrs. Mary Burke is visiting Mrs. Pur-
cell in Harrisonburg.
Mr.. John Atkins has left for Chicago,
where he has position as stenographer.
MI. Geo. Adams Of Wheeling, w. Va,
is in the city.
Augusta County Republicans Elect
Delegates.
AND ENDORSE MR.. HARRIsON'S ADMIN
IsTRATION.