Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-01-01
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chester.
Mr.. Harry Taylor from the University
of Virginia, made a holiday visit to his SIS
ter. Mrs. Guilford D. Euritt.
Miss Blanche Maddux of Culpeper, VINO
has many friends in Staunton, will hereaf-
ter make her home in Washington city.
Mr. B. T. Mailman, formerly OF Angus
ia, lies very i'll at the home in Salem OF his
daughter, Mrs. J. W. F. Allemong.
Drs. 4. NJ. and H. H. Henkel, were both
in Newmarket last week, in attendance on
their mother, who was quite ill.
Mrs. c. M. Trimble Of Swoope S, is VS.
iting her father, Mr.. G.. II. Hughart OF
Millboro Springs.
Mr.. JAS r. Goodloe, who has been so Ill
at Hermitage, has been removed to MS
horne at Alton. He is slightly better.
A leap year party, the first for 1892, VIII
be given by the young ladies OF Raphhe
tonight.
Capt. Hugh Hinde and wife spent the
Christmas with Mrs. II. Is parents at buc-
hAnan.
Rev. DR.. MCFARLAND held a numerously
attended reception in the lecture room OF the
First Presbyterian church last evening.
Lynchburg Virginiam-'' Messrs. Thomas
and Benjamin Blackford. Jr., of Staunton,
are visiting friends in this CITY,"
Mr.. James E. Graham left for Florida
Wednesday, to spend the remainder OF stne
win ~
ION. II. st. Geo. Tucker spent the
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. W. Z. NC
CURE. in Winchester.
Prof. Chas. E. Young, Principal OF the
Lewisburg Female Institute, is visiting his
mother in West End.
Rev. J. n. Vandeventer Of the Old Stone
church, will preach at the Second Pres py-
terrain church Sunday night.
Messrs. Frank and j. A. Sydnor OF Din
widdie county, are visiting MI. w. A.
Sydnor.
Mrs. J. Fl. Close, with her two children,
who has just arrived from South America,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. j. Shirley.
Miss Mamie Pritchard is spending the
holidays in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Dosh Of Woodstock.
are visiting relatives in Stanton.
Miss Kate Duval of the V. E. L., spent
the holidays with relatives in Lexington.
Miss Rebecca Harrison of Goochland, IS
visiting Mrs. B. L. Partlow.
Miss Estelle Asst has returned from Wis
ting relatives in Buena Vista.
: Mrs. Eugene G. Peyton of Natural
Bridge, is visiting her mother in Staunton.
Miss Willie Cupp Of Mt. Scion, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Jno. M. Carroll.
MI. Jacob Bumgardner Of Buena Vista,
spent the Christmas here.
Mrs. Rosalie Whittle and Miss Nettie
Tams, are visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Hart Of Staunton, is visiting Miss
Sadie heidelberg at Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. W. H. Hyer of S. M. Wilkes & Co.,
is in Richmond On business.
Mrs. B. B. Eskridge left for Mexico,
No., on Christmas eve, having received a
telegram announcing the extreme illness,
from pneumonia, of her father, MI. Jon.
M. Marmaduke, cashier of the Savings
Bank there. Since her departure she writes
her husbana here that her father IS sifghs1
better. The Mexico Intelligencer says Ct
him:
'sNIr. Marmaduke is one of Mexico's most
prominent business men and upright citizens.
There are few men who would be missed as
much from the community as he, and we trust
that his physicians were mistaken when they
pronounced his chances for recovery very
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