Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-15

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Miss Annette Hopkins, Principal OF
the Agnes Scott Institute. at Decatur
Ga. is on visit to Miss Annie Fish
burn, at Waynesboro. She belongs to well
known family. being daughter of DR..
Hopkins, for thirty years resident physi-
clan at the Warm Springs. One her Sis
tiers, DR.. Chertsey Hopkins, graduated
with distinction at Hollins Institute, and
later, in medicine and surgery at the Wo-
mans College. Philadelphia. Another Sis
ter is studying medicine as an aid to her
intended missionary work.
Mr.. M. N. Bradley yesterday received a
telegram announcing the death, at Owens.
boro, KY, Wednesday afternoon, of his
mother-inlaw, Mrs. Margaret Frost. Mrs.
Bradley left on Tuesday evening FOR there.
but hardly got there in time to see her
mother alive. Mrs. Frost was the mother
of Rev. DR.. j. M. Frost former pastor of
the Baptist church here.
Among the Honorary Scholarships awar-
ded by the Academic Council of Johns
Hopkins University last Monday, was one
to Samuel Rivers Hendren "a. B. of Wash
ington & Lee University, 1922, son of
Judge John N. Hendren. An Honorary
Scholarship carries with it free tuition
next year and SIS in money.
Mr.. Henry M. Smythe, U. S. Minister
to Hayti, has been in town for several days.
He is on an official furlough and, with his
wife, sister of Mrs. DR.. II. M. Patter-
son, will go out to visit his old home i'll
Southwestern Virginia. He is delighted
with the Haytien country, and says he ex-
periences nothing but courtesy from it's
President. He says the only trouble for
Minister there is the high cost of living,
New Market Valley: 'Mr. 'Peachy'
Maloney, New Market, Va, left here last
week, for Staunton, where he has good
position in the Bodley Wagon Works."
The Petersburg papers are filled with
praise of the playing of Miss Clara Belle
Palmer. pianiste, at the concert of the Mu-
steal Society last Tuesday evening in that
city.
Harrisonburg Spirit: Amongst the
lawyers attending the U. S. Court this
week was MI. Charles Curry. one of the
prominent members of the Staunton bar. :"
Buena Vista Advocate: 'Mrs. Page, of
Augusta, and Miss Garth, Of Nelson. are
in the city visiting their respective sister
and aunt, Mrs. g. r. Mann"
DR.. B. B. Ransom, brother of Capt. L.
D. Ransom, has been appointed a Pension
Examining Surgeon at Harper's Ferry.
Miss May Kable and MI. VIM. Kable are
visiting Rev. John E. Massey at ''Ash
Lawn i'll Albemarle.
Rev. Robb White of Savannah, Ca, a
brother of Mr.. Meade F. White, is sum-
mering in Charlottesville
Misses Emma and Minnie Christian of
Albemarle, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
James Bell, in Augusta.
Miss Matte Wayt was the guest of Prof.
futile at the University finals this week.
Mr.. Arch A. Long, engineer at the D..
D. & B. Institution. had a fall there on
Tuesday morning by which his leg was
broken above the knee.
MI and Mrs. Tarl Fl. Powell returned
on Monday from their wedding tour.
Miss Anna Ransom Of Harpers Ferry, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Charlotte Ransom.
Col. J. e. Shields, Secretary of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, was in the city Tuesday
,,,o,,:,rr nd loft "Wednesday p,orninO for
home. He is engaged on the history of the
Chamber, which it ordered to be prepared.
Mr.. Geo. W. Koiner, member of the
House of Delegates from this county, is
engaged in Washington city with the Dem
Ocratic Congressional Committee, prepar-
ing for the ensuing fall campaign.
A wedding card from Professor and
Mrs. Bader says they will be TAT home af-
Ter September LIST, No. 313 East Beverly
Street, Staunton, Va.''
We are indebted to MI. Frank B. Yates,
Principal of the Arkansas Deaf-M Mute In
stitution at Little Rock, for an invitation
to attend it's closing rcises last Monday.
Mr.. D. G. MEG uffin has purchased the
ton Post, and will hereafter be its business
manager.
Mrs. Mowry of Waynesboro, wife OF
Deputy Treasurer W. l.. Mowry, was
thrown from surrey last week and had
her collar bone broken.
Mr.. E. E. Patteson of Pond Gap. has
resigned his position Of Magistrate Of
Pastures district, and will take the sum
mer law course at the University Of Wiz
ginia.
MI. and Mrs. H. e. Eichelberger have
gone to the Variety Springs for the sum
mer.
Charlottesville Progress: miss Ids
Baber, of Staunton, is visiting her sister
Mrs. G. E. Van Pelt, ON North FRS
street.
The flags of the Chesapeake q Ohio R1
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