Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-06-03
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG


PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The "B. N. s. Club will give a cotilliol
at the hall of the German Club next Mon
day evening, to begin at $50. This clul
is composed of some very charming youn|
members Of Staunton society-Misse
Anna Cotton, Rosa Witt, May Crowle
Matte Wayt, Lucille Kilby, Sadie Weller
Katie Eichelberger. Sadie Van Lear ant
Mary Morton, and the cotillion is a return
of courtesies of the past season.
Mr.. J. S. Craig of Goshen, while return
ing home from Staunton in his buggy las
week was overtaken by runaway team
going down North Mountain and his bug
gy capsized catching him under it. Ill
held on to his horse, however, until tn
runaway team was disentangled from hi
vehicle. Mr.. Craig escaped with few
bruises.
The many friends Of Mrs. Chas. A
Hanscom, who left few weeks ago tt
spend the summer at her old home il
Maine, will regret to learn that her hus
band received telegram few days age
stating that she was very i'll. MI. Hans
com left on the first train for the North:~
Miss Maggie Thornburg former mem
Der OF the Wesleyan Female Institute fac
ulty, and now instructor in large schoo
at Barboursville, W. Va, where her father
is Principal. is spending few weeks here
the guest Of Mrs. c. T. Palmer.
A meeting of the stockholders of Tit
Grottoes Co. at Shendun, has elected J. W
Rumple of N. c., President, with a salary
Of 1000; Benz. Watkins Leigh of Va.
Vice President, and Jno. G. Wheat Of
Lynwood, Va, Secretary.
Mrs. John N. Webb who has been absent
in England for the past year, has returned
to New York with her husband and chill
dren, and is visiting her father, Rev. Henry
b. Pratt OF that city.
MI. G. M. Keblinger, Cashier Of the Val
ley Mutual Association, is visiting bis sis
ter, Mrs. G.. A. Gulley, at Fishersville. HI
is just recovering from severe attack Of
sickness.
Mrs. J. W. Newton Of Staunton, of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union, ad
dressed the ladies of Salem at the Lutheran
church there Monday afternoon on the sub
ject of that organization.
The new U. S. Senator. Gen. Eppa Hun
ton, is the father of Mrs. Charles CatIett
of this city. While she was a pupil al
the Virginia Female Institute, Gen. Hun
ton was often visitor to Suaunton.
The Rockbridge News says: Colonel
Samuel A. East of Augusta county, was il
Lexington on Tuesday. Colonel East is a
native and former prominent citizen OF
Rockbridge."
At the Final Exercises Of the Virginia
Female Institute next Tuesday, at II a.
NJ, the two full graduates will be Miss
Anna Cotton of Staunton, and Miss Annie
Conrad of Virginia.
A few days since Mr.. M. +. Gilkeson
shipped by express to MI. A. Bunkley at
Smithfeld. Isle of Wight county, Va, two
ewes and one buck, thoroughbred Shrop-
shire down sheep. sf
Miss Hattie V. Tate of Roanoke, who has
been visiting for some weeks, her relatives.
the family of Capt. T. c. Morton, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Belle Bledsoe who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
A. Beard of Fernandina, Fla, has returned
home. 81
Mrs. III. st. Geo. Tucker and family
leave Washington to-day to spend a few
weeks with Hon. John Randolph Tucker in
Lexington. s
Mr.. P. D. Teawalt Of Augusta county,
the author of the essay on 1.-The Close of
Life'' at the Kable School commencement,
was awarded the gold medal for it.
Miss Lucy Fretwell has returned from
St. Luke's Home at Richmond, much ben
Gifted by the treatment Of DR.. Hunter Nc
CURE.
Mrs. John Link and her daughter, Miss
M. u. Link OF Botetourt, are visiting rela-
tives in Augusta county, after an absence
of twelve years.
The commencement of the Salem Female
of which Mrs. J. Emmett Guy
is Principal, will take place on Thursday,
June 9th.
Mr.. w. w. Martz, for some years fore
man of the Broadway, Rockingham, "En-
terprise, !" has taken the position Of fore
man on the Staunton Daily News.
Miss Mamie Halle of Rocky Mount,
Franklin, is visiting Mrs. Gen. J. 3. b.
Stuart.
Miss Della Robinson who has been teach
ing in Botetourt county the past session,
has returned home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briton Richardson and
Mrs. Hills of New " rk, are the guests of
Mrs. DR.. A. B. Arthur.
Miss Lizzie Hanger left this week to visit
her friend Miss Minnie Condor of Balti-
more.
Miss Mamie Dyer Of New Orleans, is a
guest Of Mrs. Albert J. Dabney on North
Augusta street. ss ~
Miss Clayton Of KY, a pupil of the
A. f. S., is visiting her friend Miss Anna
Bell Timberlake.
Mrs. A. G.. Gordon returned yesterday
afternoon from visiting her friend Mrs.
Buck in Wilmington, Delaware.
Miss jamie T. Jackson who has been
spending the winter at The Kalorama, has
gone to Rockbridge for the summer.
MI. J. J. Foster and family will move to
their country place near Folly Mills in a
ew days, for the summer.
Mr.. A. H. Shuey, we to learn, will
leave on Tuesday next to make his res /
dence in Waynesboro.
MI. P. F. Davis Of Sharon, Pa, with his
wife and son, is visiting Prof. F. r. Webb
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