Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-25
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

of the patients, by the following amateurs
Misses Mary Guy, Gertie Abby, Sallie
Fauntleroy, Mary Morton, Mary KEELING
Ell and Minnie Mccoy, and Messrs. Nor
ton and David Fultz, Willie Keblinger and
| Warner Olivier. Mrs. Hammond OF the
| D., D. s. B. Institution, was the directress.
Among Incidental graduates at the Mary
land University in Baltimore, last week
was A. Watson Woodward, native OF
Staunton, and son Of Mis-. Susie Watson
Woodward and the late Capt. John H.
! Woodward. He will practice at Clifton
Forge where his mother now resides.
Capt. Hugh Hinde, late Editor-in- Chief
of the Staunton News left yesterday morn
ing to accept a similar position on d daily
in JohnstoWn, Pa. He has made many
friends here and his departure will he
greatly regretted.
Messrs. G. G. Berry, Grand Trustee. and
w. W. Robertson representative Of Coun-
Gil 400 of the Royal Arcanum, are in Nor
/ folk attending the meeting OF the Grand
Council
Mr.. VIM. A. Burke Of Staunton, has
been appointed representative of the Ma
tional Democratic Clubs for this congress
sional district, in place OF the late Col.
VIM. L. Bumgardner.
After hearing a speech from Mr.. IL. A.
S. Hamilton of Augusta, last week, the
! n orth Garden Farmers Club of Albemarle
resolved to go into the breeding of thor
oughbred sheep and hogs.
Miss Maggie Harrison is still critically
ill at the residence of her brother-in-law
DR.. Ransom, near Charles Town.. Her
brothers, George NJ. and Carter Harrison
of this city, have both been to see her
MI. NJ. A. Ashby late Of Staunton has
taken a 81 800 position with the r. Peale
Publishing Company OF Chicago, as Man
ager of Sales for the Eastern and Southern
States.
Nj. VIM. Shepherd Bryan, il. son OF
Mrs. VIM. Shepherd Bryan of this city, has
been appointed City Attorney Of Balti-
more.
Mrs. T. D. Ransom is slowly recovering
from q severe and long illness. Her two
children who have also been i'll, are recov-
ering.
Mrs. S. T. Rothwell of Albemarle, with
her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Woods, was il
Augusta last week, attending the funera
Of her son-in-law, MI. Thos. Barger.
X Among the visitors at the soiree at the
WESLEYAN Female Institute, last week, were
Dr.. J. II. Mapp and Miss Eva Jordan Of
Buena Vista. "
MI. A. A. Grubert is rapidly improving
and sensation is returning to his paralyzed
limb.
MI. Baldwin Wayt's steady improve
ment gives his physicians strong hope OF
his recovery.
Mrs. Margaret Efinger, who has been
visiting the family of MI. J. Fred. Effinge1
has returned to Harrisonburg.
Capt. E. Macon Jones of Huntington
w. Va, was welcomed by many friends il
brief visit here this week.
Mrs. w. @. Hullihen has been quite sick
for some weeks with a violent neuralgia
attack
Col. Thos. A. Gordon who has been CON
fined to the house some weeks by sickness
was well enough to be out on Monday last
Miss Atkinson has returned from a visit
to her friend Miss Kathrine Mason al
Petersburg.
MI. Reeves Gait has returned from {
visit to his brother, Mr.. E. b. Gait at
Salem.
Among the members Of the Staunton bal
at the Rockbridge Circuit Court last week
were Geo. NJ. Cochran and [. D. Ransom
Mrs. D. G. List of Wheeling, W. Va. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Todd Gilkeson
Of Buena Vista.
Mrs. Dr.. Charles Warwick of Lucasville
Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. s
Slower.
MI. A. a. Alexander Of Stuart's Draft
was in the city this week in aid of the new
church that they are building there.
Miss Maude Hunt Of Waynesboro, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. S. Hunt Of
Charlottesville.
MI Adolph Loeb has been quite seriously
indisposed in Philadelphia, but has now
fully recovered.
Miss Iglehart of Annap Ills, Md, is Wis
iting MIS-. Virginia B. Donaghe in Rich
mond.
Mrs. j. D. Crowle has returned from
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, where
she went for medical treatment.
Democratic County Chairman Brenne
man of Shenandoah, was in the city Tues
day on his way to Richmond.
Miss L. V. Brown, who has been quite
i'll of grippe, is slowly recovering.
Miss Ada Hawpe is visiting friends il
harrisonburg.
The venerable A. N. Simpson is atteud-
ing the Conference at Harrisonburg.
Nh. VIM. A. Burkeleft for Richmond on
q business trip Wednesday.
Capt. II. L. Hoover was i'll Lexington
last week.
MI. w. B. McChesney was in Covington
last week.
Speaking of Mrs. Mary Adeline Waddel
of Stanton, who died few days since, the
Charles Town, w. Va, Free Press says:
'sWe knew her i'll her young womanhood,
and she had nature as Sunshlny as the noon
day; and later on, when the war clouds came
| she was gentle and generous and sympathetic
and ministered to the weary and wounded and
| sick soldiers of the COnfederacy. She was the
devoted wife of one of the best men we ever
knew. who preceded her to heavenly glories
an affectionate mother and sister; consistent
Christian woman. She is now of the number
| arrayed in robes washed and made white III
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