Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-02
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THArYOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAN YOU KNOW.
Mr.. Henry Harrison, son of MI. Henry
Harrison Of Augusta. and brother OF
Messrs. Geo. NJ. and Carter Harrison OF
Staunton, has purchased the Era published
at De Becque, Mesa county, Colorado.
Last Saturday. his first day in the sane
tum. it had three columns of sound Demo
cratic editorials.
Rev. Mr.. James of Loudoun, who is in
the W. L. Asylum, is fast recovering, and
on Sunday morning at the Methodist
church, On invitation, delivered very elo-
quent prayer. He is the clergyman who
smashed the whiskey bottles at the World S
| Fair.
Rev. Jos. A. Vance, pastor Of the Mary
land Avenue Presbyterian church, Balti-
more, is assisting Rev. MI. Cumming in
the series of meetings at the Second Pres
byterian church. which are crowded night
ly. They commence at 7:45 O'Clock.
Messrs R. S. Turk and A. G. Braxton,
have returned from Jacksonville. Florida,
whittier they went as guests OF Genera
| Passenger Agent w. A. Turk Of the r.. q
d, system. They saw the Ccrbet- Mitchell
| battle.
Miss Nellie Van Lear Of Staunton, who
| is i'll Toronto preparing herself for mis-
sonary work in China. is grand daughter
of the late Rev. j. A. Van Lear, who was
for many years pastor OF the Messy Greek
church, Lexington Presbytery.
| Tuesday night at the Crowle Building, a
dance was given in honor of Miss Ella Dow
ny of Huntington, W. Va, who is now a
guest Of Miss Julia Moran Of this city.
| About 40 couples were in attendance.
MI. Ash w. CARRIER, WHO broke his leg
last week at the Basic City car works,
where he is employed, is now at his moth
er's home here, attended by DE-. A. M.
Henkel.
Rev. DR.. Guerrant Of KY, who lately
assisted Rev. A. M. Fraser Of the First
Presbyterian church in a series Of meet
ings, is at Greenville, s. c., assisting in a
series there.
Rev. Dr.. Fl. 3. Pratt, formerly OF Staun-
ton, will hereafter be a missionary to Mex
leo under the direction of the Exec u
tive Committee Of Foreign Missions at
Nashville.
On Tuesday last. Rev. G.. w. Spiggle,
,, pastor for eight years of Mt. Tabor (Luth-
eran) church, sold his personal property
preparatory to removing to Pennsylvania.
Buena Vista Advocate: s'Capt. I. g.
of xx,l,o hoe FOX
| some time organizing lodge of Knights
Of Honor, left yesterday for Richmond.
Buena Vista Advocate: mfr. e. 1.
Jones cut the end Of his finger off last Mon
/ day while working with some Of the MA
! chinery at the Wagon Works.
MI. John M. Carroll, who resigned the
chief clerkship at the Virginia Hotel some
days since, is located for the present in the
Eflinger building on Frederick street.
!, MI. Kirby Smith Blauth Of New Y ork,
is visiting his father, Mr.. August Blauth,
at Greenyille.
| Mrs. John Burns has been visiting her
sister and friends in the city of Richmond
for the past week.
| Mrs. Marion r. Watts with her daugh-
ter, has returned from a visit to Rev. w.
w. Watts Of Warren county.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. S. Hef1in, have left
for their home in Silver City, New Mexico.
Mr.. VIM. l. Stout Of Basic City, is just
| recovering from severe illness.
| MI. Lucien D. Young is lying quite i'll
| OF heart trouble at his home in West End.
| Mr.. w. w. Gibbs returned from Nor
| folk on Tuesday last.