Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-06-17
PER SON AL.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Suffolk Progress of Monday has the
following personal paragraphs Of interest in
StauntOn: "Miss Bumgardner, whose visit
here last winter, our young people SO much
enjoyed, ell route from Boston stopped over
and spent the night with Mrs. Jno. Stewart,
this week. Miss Florence Ramsey, Of
Chuckatuck. has accepted a position to
teach at the Virginia Female Institute,
Staunton, in place Of Miss Janet Whitfield,
who goes to Harrisonburg next session."
Mrs. Frances B. johnson the faithful
and competent Matron of the d. d. & B.
Institution for twenty years, retired
from that position with the close of last
session. The officers marked the occasion
and their appreciation Of her long co-opera-
tion with them in the public service, by
presenting her with a pair Of gold spec
tacles.
Intelligence from Mr.. A. A. Grubert,
who is at the Othopedic Hospital, Phila-
delphia, for treatment, says he is taking
three treatments, two of which are the
massage and electric, and that he is, for
the first time, able to move the fingers OF
his paralyzed arm.
Jno. J. Brubeck Of Weyer's Cave, took
Bachelor of Arts at the commencement at
Roanoke College this week. Robert G. D.
Craig of Staunton. and j. w. Shuey of
Swoope, got First Distinctions, having
made an average per centage Of over 95.
Mr.. w. w. McGuffin of the Augusta
National Bank, is taking his vacation in
the far West. On Sunday last he was at
Salida, Colorado, in the heart of the Rockey
mountains, and left there that morning for
Salt Lake City.
MI. John Shultz, who emigrated West
from Grcenville. in this county, thirty
five years ago, and is now living in Kansas,
was in the county the past week visiting
old scenes. He was guest OF MI. Geo. A.
Hutcheson while in Staunton.
The Buena Vista Advocate says: "Mr.
G. Bargamin, was home this week from
Lancaster, Pa. He will soon complete his
contract there, and Will then commence
work on a large contract at Birmingham,
Ala"
The venerable Simon Conner, grandson
of the original Michael Koenedt. now in
his S7th year, and still a hale, strong man,
went to Newmarket last week on visit.
Augusta.
A gentleman who heard the Literary
Society Debate in the Ciceronean Hall at
Roanoke College Friday night, says young
Robert G. B. Craig Of Staunton, son of U.
S. District Attorney w. E. Craig, acqult
ed himself admirably.
At the marriage of Mr.. VIM. A. Gibbons
to Miss Lucinda Moomaw, at Cloverdale,
near Roanoke, Wednesday night, Mr.. 7.
X. Woodhouse of Staunton, was one of the
attendants.
Intelligence has been received here of the
death, In Greenbrier county, W. Va, last
Tuesday, Of MI. John Montgomery well
known citizen, who has relatives in Staun-
ton and Augusta.
Among the professional graduates grad
yates in teaching-who were graduated at
the State Normal School at Farmville last
week, was Miss Annie Todd, daughter of
MI. Jno. W. Todd of this city.
Mis-. DR.. Franklin of Cameron, Mo-, for
merly Miss Lula Turney, sister of Mrs.
DR.. H. II. Henkel of Staunton, died on the
Sd inst. Mrs. Henkel was visiting there
at the time of her death.
Miss Mary Braxton who mas been quite
i'll at her residence on East Beverley street,
is now thought by her physicians to be out
Of danger. Her father, Dr.. Braxton, has
arrived in the city.
DR.. N A. Whitelaw of Highland, was
in the city last week, having accompanied
his daughter, Miss Mary Whitelaw, this
far OH her way to visit relatives in Greene
county.
Capt. o. r. Funston and Messrs, L. G..
Doyle and j. B. Moon Of the D., D. & B. In
stitution, were in Charlottesville, Thurs
day.
Mr.. G. A. Freed of this county, who is
studying for the Lutheran ministry at Mt.
Airy Seminary, Philadelphia, is home for
the vacation.
DR.. BENZ. Blackford and Capt. Thomas
Blackford OF Staunton, were registered at
the Grand Hotel Cincinnati, Friday. They
were en- route to Chicago.
Col. Asher w. Hartman of Glasgow. was
in the city on Saturday, and looking as
well as he did twenty years ago.
Mrs. Fannie Van Pelt Of Staunton, is
visiting her son, Mr.. J. G.. Van Pelt at
Woodstock.
Mrs. Frank Alexander, with her children,
is spending month with her father in
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Annanias Baker of Shenandoah, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Isaac Hoover Of
The Hoover House.
Mrs. Mary G. Hoshour is visiting her
brother, Mr.. John S. Hoshour at Wood
stock.
Mrs. James Willis and son of Staunton,
ale visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Sturgls at
Cape Charles City.
Mrs. A. G.. Points is quite sick, and Mrs.
James McClung of Covington, her sister,
has come to the city to see her.
Miss Blanche Maddux is visiting her
friend Mrs. Estelle Ashby johnson, in Den
ver, Colorado.
Miss Lucy Daingerfield of Augusta, is
visiting the Misses Daingerfield at Gull
pepper.
Miss Mildred Hutchinson of Staunton.
is visiting the Misses Messerly at Harri-
sonburg.
Maj. Alex. Hart is taking trip through
Michigan, of which State he was once a
resident.
Miss Lucille Kilby is visiting her uncle.
Mr.. Charles F. Taylor, 10. COG East Grace