Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-01-15
P E r SO N A L.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

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President of the Board Of Directors OF the
w. l.. Asylum, is now Judge Coleman,
having been elected by the legislature Cir
cult Judge of the Third Circuit. In the
caucus the first ballot stood-Coleman, Al ;
G.. j. Hundley of Amelia, 81; r. S. South
all of Amelia, 10, and G. j. Faulkner OF
Mecllenberg, Is. On the second ballot
Col. Coleman was nominated.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors
of the Central Mining, Manufacturing &
Land Co. OF Harrisonburg, last week, MI.
S. Brown Allen resigned the position OF
Director, and Mr.. A. j. Bethel of Pa,
was elected to fill it. J. K. Snavely of
Harrisburg, Pa, was elected General Man.
ager, vice A. P. Funkhouser, resigned.
Capt. w. H. Partlow, passenger conduc-
tor on the C. & o. between Lexington and
Balcony Falls, has been transferred to a
freight conductorship at his own request
in order to be with his family more. Capt.
Jessie Archer of the freight service has been
appointed to his place.
A letter from Mr.. Jas. E. Graham, says
he is pleasantly located at Warnell, Florida,
short distance from the orange box fac
tory in which his brother is a partner, and
Which is now working forty hands and
pushed with work.
Miss Rose Kinzley, who volunteered to
play at the U. B. church during the sick
ness Of the organist during the revival
there. has been presented with gold badge
by the pastor. Rev. J. D. Donovan, on be-
half of the congregation.
Judge Stout's condition is still the CEN
TIE Of painful interest in the community.
Though commencing this week something
better than he was last week, his condition
is varying and causes the deepest anxiety
among his friends.
Rev. Dr.. w. A. Harris was in Harrison
burg, yesterday attending the marriage of
his niece, Miss Emma Harris, daughter of
Hon. John T. Harris, to Rev. T. Howard
McQueary, pastor of the Universalist
church at Saginaw, Mich.
The Inter Sc Club was entertained by
Miss Margaret McChesney last Saturday
evening. The amusements of the evening
were cards and crokenole, sandwiched with
pleasant conversation.
Grand Master G.. G. Wheat of the Odd
Fellows, was in Fincastle Wednesday night
visiting Mountain View Lodge. Last
night he was to visit Mountain Dale Lodge
at Roanoke.
Mr.. Alex. Hartman of Staunton, has sold
his interest in the livery business at Gov
ington, conducted by Hartman & Mont
gomery, to his partner, Mr.. j. w. Mont
gomery.
At the reception in Washington Thurs
day night, given by the wife of Senator
Gibson of Nd, Mrs. II. st. Geo. Tucker
was guest, wearing red crepe and black
lace.
A reception was given on Monday even
ing at Roanoke by Mrs. S. Dupuy Fergu-
son in honor of her guests, Mrs. W. l..
Olivier, Mrs. W. S. Burke ana Miss Mary
Funkhouser of Staunton.
Mr.. Henry Hutchinson has returned from
Monroe county, w. Va, bringing with him
his father, MI. Geo. W. Hutchinson. VINO
will spend some time with him.
Among the guests at a german given at
the University of Virginia last week, at
the residence OF Prof. A. H. Tuttle, was
Mr.. Baldwin Wayt of Staunton.
MI. J. G. Fretwell, Past Grand Worthy
Patriarch of the Sons of Temperance, has
been elected as representative to the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge.
Past Grand Master J. Howard Wayt,
MI. Robert w. Burke of Staunton, and
Gen. John Echols Of Louisville, were at the
Exchange Hotel in Richmond Wednesday.
The Local Board of Underwriters of
Staunton, met on Saturday and elected MI.
w. A. Burke, President, and MI. G. r.
Caldwell, Secretary and Treasurer.
Mr.. Louis Wake of Savannah, of the
Georgia Central Ry., is, with his bride Miss
| Quarles of Shreveport, La.,) visiting his
mother, Mrs. Louise Wake.
Miss Effie Runnels and her brother Ed
ward, spent the holidays with their uncle,
Mr.. II. A. Terrell, near Brownsburg.
MI. J. E. A. Gibbs of Raphine, is among
the latest names of those down with the
grippe.
Among the sixty guests at a New Y cal S
dance at Fancy Hill, Rockbridge, was Miss
Roller of Staunton.
MI. VIM. II. Hyer of Staunton, was In
Front Royal last week visiting his sister,
Mrs. Jas. III. Anderson.
Hon. A. M. Bowman has been unani-
mously reelected President of the Salem
Development Company.
Miss Maud Weaver spent the holidays
with the family of Mr.. S. V. r. Clover at
| Woodstock.
! Mr.. Zeke Hall of Alton, has been trans
ferred to Staunton as night operator Of the
CSC.
MI. Sutler, G. & q. operator and depot
agent at Old Point, is visiting his home at
Fishersville.
Mr.. J. S. Boatright, Secretary Of the w.
T. Institute. is visiting his mother in Sa-
vannah, Ga.
MI. J. E. B. Stuart and wife Of Buena
Vista, have been visiting Mrs. Gen. Stuart
at the V. F. 1.
Among those who are down with the
grippe at Goshen, is Mrs. Albert G. Har-
man.
Miss Mary Johnston is in Washington
| to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
II. st. Geo. Tucker.
! Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer H. Paine Of Rich
mond, are visiting Mrs. Juliet F. Asst at
| ''Edgewood.
We regret to learn that Maj. J. G. Green,
Senator from Wythe county, is still i'll, with
no Improvement in his condition apparent.
| Col. H. j. Williams was at home on a
! brief two DAYS furlOugh this week from the