Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-04-01
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEI
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

DR.. H. M. Hurd, Superintendent c
Johns-Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, ant
Dr.. E. M. Brush, Superintendent OF thu
Shepherd Insane Asylum near Baltimore
visited the w. L. Asylum last week. The.
expressed themselves as delighted with thu
discipline and comfort of the place. ant
neither could easily credit the low figure a
which the new buildings thece have beel
erected. DR.. B. Blackford, the Superin
! tendent, gave them all the information
about the institution, and afterwards es
cortod them on visit to Monticello. tin
home Of jefferson.
Mr.. n. B. Shepperd, formerly Of Staun
ton, has returned with his wife to MAKE
their home here with their son. Mr.. Shep
perd is one of the best known brick con
tractors in the State, and was for twelve
years master brick mason of the Western
Division of the Chesapeake & Chic Ry. Hf
has been the brick contractor for some o
the most noted buildings III Virginia, on
of them the Atlantic Hotel at N orfolk. IL
will now carry on bis business here.
| MI. Jacob Bumgardner of Buena Vista
who has been for some weeks confined K
his room at the residence Of his brother
Capt. James Bumgardner, was able to b;
out on the street Tuesday. He had ;
severe attack of the grippe, which settled
in his eyes and produced an inflammation
that seriously threatened his sight, ano
which has not yet entirely passed away.
Prof. Tonchon Of Shelbyville, Ind, who
comes with the high reputation of having
1 been the leader of the famous Mexican Ma
tional Band of the City of Mexico, and who
has accepted the leadership Of the Stone
wall Brigade Band in Staunton, has arrived
here and assumed the baton.
MI. Wallace P. EVhitmore, member OF
the great dry goods firm OF r. NJ. Sutton &
Co., Baltimore, WAS at the Virginia Hote
several days last week accompanied by his
wife. During their stay they drove down
| to the old Whitmore homestead at Parnas
Sus.
Mr.. J. D. CroWle having sold the Viz.
I ginia Hotel, will leave tomorrow with his
wife for Baltimore to select furniture fol
their new home, No. 6 South Market
street, into which they will remove witt
their family as soon as it is furnished.
Mr.. Slaughter W. Huff Of Baltimore, ant
formerly of the Stanton Public Higu
/ School, who has become an expert electric
ian, has been elected General Manager O
the electric street railway in Raleigh, N
&c.
Prof. J. Fl. Bader of the Stanton Pub
lie High School, was called to McGaheys
vile. Rockingham, Friday, by telegraph, il
consequence of the illnesss of his father
MI. A. J. o. Bader, who died on the fol
lowing day
Miss Cary Gholson Glasgow, who will
be remembered as one of the prettiest rose
buds that ever made their debut at tht
Stribling Springs, was married in Rich
mond last week to Mr.. Geo. w. McCor
mack, a lawyer Of Charleston, S. G.
Miss Kathleen McElroy, granddaughter
Of the first Principal Of the Virginia Female
Institute, Rev. MI. McElroy, and who la:
been spending the winter with Prof. Webbs
family, has returned to her home in Ohio
| AT banquet rendered Judge VIM. Nc
I Laughlin by the Allegheny bar at the In
termont Hotel, Covington, Monday night
Maj. I. G. Elder of Staunton, responded tt
the toast to 1.-THE Young Attorney"
Among the graduates at the commence
ment Of the Maryland. College of Pharmacy
at Baltimore, Wednesday, were Geo. A. an(
VIM. B. Van Lear of Stanton.
Capt. G.. Julian Pratt, Secretary Of the
Baldwin District Fair Association, was il
the city yesterday, accompanied by Mrs
Pratt
Miss Estelle Asst who has been spending
some time in Richmond with her frient
Miss Evelyn Paine, is now stopping will
relatives near the University of Va.
Last night at Sanger Hall in Richmond
a German comedy written by Prof. e
Louis Ide, formerly Of Staunton, was to 5'
performed by German amateur talent.
Grand Commander T. G. Morton of ths
American Legion of Honor, organized ;
Council of the Legion at Salem last weel
with thirty members.
DR.. W. w. S. Butter, j., formerly one
OF the assistant physicians at the w. l.
Asylum here, and now Of Roanoke, is il
Florida for his health.
Mr.. J. G. Hayden Of Waynesboro, haI
bought a residence lot, and a lot on which
to open a cannery, at Crozet, Albemarle
and will move there.
Misses Susie and Barira Propes Of Az
gusta, have returned from visit 10 thei,
father, Mr. p. NJ. Propes Of Albemarle
who was quite ILL.,
Mr.. Randolph Harrison Of Lynchburg
was in the city Wednesday, attending TIN
funeral Of hissister, Miss Maggie Harrison
Miss Laura Hughes Of Charles Town, w
Va, is visiting her brother, MI. b. T
Hughes.
Miss Carrie Hume of Orange, who hal
been visiting friends here, has returned
home.
Mrs. Mary Paine of Collierstown, Rock
bridge, has sold her property with a view
to making Staunton her future home:'
Miss Lena Taliaferro of Augusta, i;
visiting Miss Matte Hughes at Clifton
Forge.
Miss Kate Pitzer of Covington, Va. il
in Staunton on her way to her father S. il
Nelson.
Miss Susie Houchens of the Wesleyan
Female Institute was called to Albemari
last week, by the illness of her mother.
MI. Preston A. Baylor, who has beel
confined to his room several weeks 10y ;
severe attack of bronchitis, is much better
Misses Ellen Henkel and Ada Miller O
New Market. and Miss Filmer of New
Jersey, are visiting Mrs. A. NJ. Hen1el.
Miss Belle Kilby gives her young friend
a reception and dance at the Kalorama to