Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-08-05
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.


among the recent arrivals there were Miss
Mamie Dyer, G. G. Harrison, J. B. Ran
son, W. A. Burke, Tom Hogshead, Ton
Menifee, J. L. Bumgardner, T. d. Ranso1
and Rudolph Bumgardner, all of Staunton
and adds Among the gallant beaux is
Mr.. Tom Hogshead Of Staunton, who
greatly adds to our charming circle witt
his gracious manners. He has with him
one of the finest horses and a deligh tful bug
gy, and shows the girls quite good time. ;
Prof. Saville, County Superintendent Of
schools for Rockbridge, was in the city OIL
Tuesday. Like all the other County Super
intendents who have been here, he holds
State Certificates and Life Diplomas ISSUED
by the State Superintendent, to be ISSUED
in contravention of law, and will go on anc
hold his own examinations and grant cer
tificates in strict obedience to the law as il
now exists.
In a tallyho party from the Rockbrldgt
Alum to the Rockbridge Baths, given by
Mrs. Ashby Lee Baker of Baltimore, last
week were Misses Margaret Bayly and
Lucille Kilby Of Staunton. MessrS. Way
and McChesney OF Staunton, were in The
party. At a german given at the Rock
bridge Alum, among the dancers were Miss
Bayly wearing N lie green silk, and Miss
Matte Wayt in green fable and ribbons.
Prof. Geo. r. Pace of Richmond, one Of
the most efficient and accomplished instruc
tors of the Normal, was overcome by the
heat while lecturing his section at the U
B. church. Friday morning. He was taken
to Mrs. Van Lear's on Frederick street
and in day or two recovered sufficiently
to resume his duties.
Maj. B. 7. Bagby and wife, and Messrs.
Jno. A. Wise, VIM. Harnsberger, Robt
Foster, Andrew Pfifferling, J. f. Taylor
Geo. S. Lightner, Ed. s. Sublett, A. s.
Morton, w. P. Hilleary, W. H. Watts,
N. G. Watts and Charles Crowder. left
yesterday morning by the c. Il o. for AT.
lantic City.
We are indebted to Mrs. Virginia Ham.
ilton, of Kearney, Neb., who has arrived in
Augusta on visit to her brother, Capt
G. Benton Coiner and other relatives, for a
descriptive pamphlet of Kearney. 1t is 9
wonderful example of Western town devel'
opment. Her son. MI. Jno. E. Hamilton
is President of one of the railroads there.
Past Grand Master J. H. Wayt
Deputy Grand Master E. M. Gushing, and
Past Masters McChesney, Bumgardnel
and Smith, who visited the Masonic lodge
at Monterey, Highland, returned on Mon
day evening, and speak highly of the hospi.
tality of the brethren.
Mrs. John D. Crowle, who was critically
i'll on Monday last was no better yesterday
The Misses Crowle and Mrs. w. P. Whit.
more, who were at Stribling Springs, have
been called home. The street in front OF
the residence was roped off yesterday to
prevent the passage of vehicles.
Mr.. Joshua Woodson, who has a truck
garden on the edge of town, and for many
years has sold it's product in town. has re-
turned from trip to East Virginia. which
failed to improve his health. He is very
sick.
Mrs. Florence Wilkins of Middletown
Frederick county, who has been visiting
friends in Staunton, left for home last
Saturday, whittier she was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Maggie Rhodes of Lex.
ington.
The Stonewall Investment Co., of which
Mr.. J. FL. Wayt of Staunton, is President
and Mr.. Henry J. Walker an officer, has
contracted for building two dwellings in
West Clifton Forge.
Mr.. VIM. j. Morrison and wife, who are
summering at Waynesboro, were in the
city Tuesday. They visited their old
home SHERWOOD which Mr.. Morrison
built.
Prof. S. T. Moreland, professor Of Natu
raj Philosophy at Washington & Lee Uni
versity, lectured before the Normal at tht
U. B. church yesterday afternoon OIL
Electricity.
Mrs. Maj. Charles A. Appellof Washing
ton city, arrived at the Virginia Hote
Wednesday afternoon on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. E. J. Claxton.
Mr.. Harry Snead, a courteous assistant
clerk at the Virginia Hotel, left Tues
day night for two weeks vacation at his
home in Nelson.
Mrs. Ann E. Doherty Of Moorfield, W
Va, who came to visit her daughter, Mrs
David M. Parsons near the city last March
is lying critically ill.
Rev. III. F. Shealy left monday morning
for Orkney Springs. There will be M
service at Christ church for two Sab baths
August 18th and August 14th.
The Misses Lane OF the Augusta Femal,
Seminary, daughters Of the late Rev. MI
Lane of Brazil, are visiting friends in elias
gov, Rockbridge.
Miss Gertrude Stuart of West Virginia
who has been spending some time with Mis-
Matte Harris at the Wesleyan Female In
stitute, has returned home.
Mrs. Charlotte Stevens of Detroit, Mich.
accompanied by Miss Carrie Stevens, il
visiting her granddaughter. Mrs. Charles
Curry.
Mr.. Robt. W. Burke and wife, with thei
grand child, left Wednesday afternoon fo
Goshen, where they will be guests at TIL
new Hotel Allegheny, for week or two.
US. District Attorney w. E. Craig
was in Roanoke Monday, examining TIL,
titles to the proposed site Of the new pos
Office building there.
Mrs. James P. Pugh of Danville, Va.
with her children, is visiting her nieces
Mrs. j. B. Lickliter and Mrs. Jno. A. Har
man.
Mr.. Jno. T. Moffett and wife of Ironton
Ohio, who have been visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. J. B. Lickliter, left on Frida.
afternoon for their home
Mr.. VIM. b. Harrison, formerly O