Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-09-14
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.

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Bermuda. is in the city. He is stopping
at the estmoreland Club. but will leave
this evening for Washington to arrange
some details in connection with his return
to his post. Mr.. Hanger is spending his
two months vacation with his relatives
and friends near Staunton. He will sail
from New Y ork for Hamilton, Bermuda,
where he is stationed, September 26th.''
Grand Secretary Geo. W. Hawxhurst
and Mrs. J. M. Thorne of Falls Church,
who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. \. S.
Woodhouse, left Tuesday, Mr.. Hawxhurst
for Millboro Springs where his wife and
daughter have been spending the summer,
and Mrs, Thorne for her home at Falls
| Church.
We regret to learn that Mr.. John B. Bur
well, editor of the Argus, had his little fin
ger so badly crushed by the press machine
~ that DR.. Horsley had to amputate it
above the first joint. The wound is, how
ever, doing very well, and no serious trou-
bile will come from the accident.
Richmond State Of Monday: ''Past
Grand Chief Templar, Rev. r. E. White
and wife, Of Neapolis, Va, are spending
few days visiting friends at $40 West Cary
street. They are on their return from the
late session of the Grand Lodge, L. O. G.
T., held at Stanton.
Mr.. A. E. White, for three years Super
intendent of the G. & o. Ry's Gladys Inn
hotel at Clifton Forge, has rendered his
resignation to take effect on Sept. Both.
Mr.. c. P. Nair, of Natural Bridge, will,
it is said, be his successor.
MI Tarl FL. Powell has purchased the in
terest of Mir. J. l.. Henderson in the Main
Street firm of J. L. Henderson & Co. MI.
Davis of the old firm, will be member OF
the new one.
Rockbridge Baths letter in Lexington
News: sMisses Mamie Waller and Eve
Ign Davis will leave here tomorrow for
Stanton, where they will enter Miss Bald
wins school for the next term.''
Prof. Thomas Prosho, former leader of
the Stonewall Brigade Band, who has been
leading the Healing Springs orchestra all
the season, has gone to Richmond to take
place in theatre orchestra.
Prof. E. Louis Ide Of Richmond. has
been elected by the D., D. 4 B. Institution
Board to teach music to the advanced
classes, He arrived here Saturday and was
welcomed back to his old home by many
friends. He is at the Hoover Hotel with
| his family.
Miss Mollie Kuegele of Koiner's Store,
daughter of Rev. F. Kuegele, has left for
Pittsburg, Pa, where she has received the
appointment of teacher in Lutheran
school.
M Frank E. Atkins, for some years
salesman with W. L. Olivier, has left to
enter as q pupil at Bethel Academy, Eau
quier, where his uncle, Prof. Harry Mills
is one of the Faculty.
The well known drug firm of Hughes &
Bell has been dissolved, MI. Geo. II. Bell
going to the University Of Virginia to
study medicine, and Mr.. B. E. Hughes
continuing the business at the old stand.
MI. and Mrs. S. E. Wayland of Cincin
natl, Ohio, and the Misses Wayland of
Chilicothe, Ohio. are visiting their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wayland.
at Waynes boro.
Commodore F. A. Webb, George Bell
and Dr.. Lacy Gibson have returned from
their two weeks canoe trip down the She
nandoah to Harper's Ferry. They had an
uneventful but delightful cruise.
Mr.. L. B. Coiner, Teller Of the State
Bank Of Orlando, Fla, is spending some
weeks with relatives and friends near
Waynesboro.
Scottsville Courier: "Mr. M. d. Smyth
of Staunton, is about to open up jewelry
establishment in Noel's building next to
the postofice.'
Mrs. Judge Davis of Helena, Ark, was
the guest of her niece, Mrs. J. A. Hiner,
this week, she having come to enter her
daughter at the Augusta Female Seminary
Miss Margaret Daniels, one Of the lead
ing workers of the Christian Endeavor at
Waynesboro, has left there to enter as
pupil at the Augusta Female Seminary.
Mr.. j. Martin Perry left last Monday
for Williston, Tenn, where he will assume
charge, as principal, of the Williston
Academy.
Mr.. Lawrence w. H. Peyton has gone to
the Virginia Military Institute to fill the
position of adjunct professor OF mathe-
MATES.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Nettleton of Gov
ington, gave progressive euchre party last
week in honor of their guest Mrs. Charles
S. Roller of Augusta.
Miss Alma Scheffer left yesterday morn
ing to enter as pupil at Female Semina-
ry in Hagerstown, Nd. Her mother ac-
companied her.
Mr.. Walter L. Kerr of Augusta, has been
awarded scholarship in the Peabody Nor
NAL College at Nashville, Tenn. 1t is
worth 500 year for two years.
Mr.. Jos. L. Barth has returned from
New Y ork, and the firm advertises in
another column their new fall stock of
clothing.
Charlottesville Chronicle: CDR. w. F.
!, Hartman OF Staunton, who graduated sew
eral years ago at the University, spent yes
terday with friends in the city,"
Il Orange Observer: MRS. L. M. Porter
of Stanton, is a guest at MI. John M.
Il Daniels
i Miss May Crowle has returned from a
visit Of some weeks to Miss Anna Cotton
in Maryland, and friends in Baltimore.
MI. and Mrs. Jacob Bumgardner arrived
in the city Saturday, returning from AL
lentown, Pa.
MI. J. c. Bishop and family, late of
Monterey, are among the resident guests
at the Virginia Hotel.