Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-08-19
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!, ". ~ ". tSUlUule lTOul Lllc OOutu w CuLCs
day morning at 9:36. He was met at tn
depot by his old friend MI. J. w. Bodley
and taken to his home Oh Frederick street
He left that afternoon for Harrisonburl
where he began series of three days ser
vices on his arrival. Prof. E. o. Excel
was with him.
MI. Pres. Dolan of Roanoke, formerly o
Staunton, and a former member of tn
Stonewall Brigade Band, eloped on Sat
urday evening last with Miss Annie Oakley
daughter of Mr.. Jno. M. Oakley of the ad
joining town of Salem. They went t,
Bristol and were married, and came bacl
as far as Wytheville to spend their honey
moon.
The Seventh Conference Of the Superin
tendents and Principals Of the schools fol
the Deaf Of North America, opened at Col
orado Springs, Col, August Sth. DR.. Lew
is Peet Of New York, was chosen Presi
dent, and among the Vice Presidents cho
sen was Capt. Thos. S. Doyle, Principal OF
the D., D. & B. Institution of Virginia.
MI. Geo. IL. BAKER, a former local repor
ter and compositor on the News of this
city, and now foreman of the Virginia Cit
izen OF Ilvington, was married at Irving
ton, Lancaster county, Va, August 18th
to Miss Berenice L. Rowe. They left by
steamer Oh wedding trip to Baltimore and
the Northern cities.
A correspondent Of the Richmond Times
writing OF the grand ball at Millboro
Springs, says: ''Mrs. Marc. N. Bradley OF
Staunton, was regal matron in dainty
heliotrope silk with velvet trimmings and
exquisite point lace and diamond orna-
mentS. y
Rev. T. M. Beadenkoff and Prof. Basil
Sellers of Baltimore. who were in Staunton
few days ago as bicycle tourists, got back
home Monday. Their whole trip was $50
miles. They were much struck with the
sign in the court house yard here, "No
melon eating in this yard.'
Among the visitors at Fairfield, Rock
bridge, last week were Mr.. Jno. B. Shaw, MI.
and Mrs j. A. Templeton and Miss Bessie
Anderson Of Staunton, Mrs. Col Brown of
Gainesville, Fla, and MI. w. F. Templeton
Of WaYnesbOro.
MI. j. T. Pugh of Danvllle. an uncle of
Mrs. J. B. Lickliter, was in the city this
week, and on his return yesterday morning,
took with him Mrs. Pugh and the children
who have been spending some weeks with
Mrs. L.
Judge James w. Marshall, who was NOM
mated for Congress in the 9th Virginia
district by the Democrats on Wednesday,
is son of the late Mansfield Marshall of
this county, was born near Salem church,
and spent his boyhood in Augusta.
Miss 1. B. Palmer of this county, a
member of the faculty of the Young Ladies
Institute at st. Joseph, Mo-, left for that
place yesterday. En- route she will visit
friends for some days at Mt. Jackson, Va.
Hon. r. Ell. Clarke, congressman from
the LIST district in Alabama. is at Hotel
Kalorama with his family, where they will
remain until the opening of congress in
December.
The Buena Vista Alumni Association of
Washington & Lee has appointed Harry
Blackburn, son OF Mr.. J. w. Blackburn.
former Steward of the W. L. Asylum, to. a
scholarship at w. & L. University.
Misses Leila, Louise, Marguerite and
Muriel Powers of Staunton, are at the
Daggers Springs, Botetonrt, as are Rev.
Pike Powers and Misses Anna and Fannie
Powers of Richmond.
The name of Prof. e. L. Wilson who so
efficiently filled the post of vocal instruc-
tor at the Normal Institute, was inadver-
tently omitted in the list of instructors
given by us last week.
MI. Jas. /. Frazier, son Of the late Will
liam Frazier of Staunton, has been placed
in charge Of adivision of the great Soutnerh
Pacific system of railway will headquarters
at Fresnv, California.
Capt. Carter Berkeley left on Monday at
/ AL P. M. on six months tour IN the
Valley, and Piedmont Virginia, for the
New York Life Insurance Co., of which he
is the agent tor those sections.
Dr.. W. M. McPheeters spent Mond ay
at Hotel Kalorama with Prof. Beattie OF
Columbia College, who is now fiji ling the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian church.
Miss Margaret Gray will give a dance
tonight in honor of her guests, Misses
Fannie Gray of Winch ester, and Oneida
Mccoy of Annapolis.
Prof. j. Luther Sheppe Of Salem, was in
the city Thursday on his way to join his
family, who are spending the vacation in
Highland.
A Democratic club was organized at
Buena Vista last week, OF which Mr.. L.
Dorset Bailie, formerly of Staunton, Is
Secretary. All the members are young men
MI. and Mrs. Wallace.P. Whitmore, who
have been visiting at Mr.. Jno. D. Crowle S
for some days, returned to their home in
Baltimore Monday.
Misses Bessie Van Lear of Staunton and
Jennie Fishburne Of Waynesboro, left yes
terday morning for the Warm Springs il
Bath county.
| MI. Donald Allen, General Manager Of
the Pecos Valley Ry. Of Colorado, has ar
rived in Staunton on a visit to his family
who have been here all summer.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, after visit Of
ten days at Hotel Kalorama. left Wednes
day morning on the F. F. V. with hel
companion for Philadelphia.
Misses Meacham and Rives of Peters
burg, Va, are spending some weeks witt
Mrs. 7. E. Friend at Mountain View,
rear this city.
MI. M. Wolfe of New Y ork, spent som'
DAYS at Mr.. J. L. Barth's this week. visit
ing his wife, sister Of Mrs. B., who ha'
been spending the summer there.
Miss Minnie Glen Of Stauhton. is visit
ing the family of Mr.. j. B. Glen in Shen