Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-10-05
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mrs. Lola Small Jackson, a daughter OF
Rev. Sam Small. has filed at Knoxville,
Tenn, a bill for divorce from her husband,
James jackson. The bill sets forth the
old and sad story of a drunken, spendthrltt
and violent husband. They have been mar
ried just two years. AS Miss Lola Small.
a bright young pupil at the Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute here, Mrs. Jackson has
MANY friends who recollect and will SYM
pathize with her.
Taylor Bissell, governor; Prof. +. w.
Walter, vice governor; George z. Baker,
secretary and treasurer; John w. Brande-
burg. warden; Charles r. Switzer, guard;
DR.. G. T. Lewis, medical examiner. and
Richard 2. Bell, attorney, were the officers
of the branch of the Progressive Endow-
ment Guild OF America, organized here last
week.
Bath News: "Capt. Leroy z. Danger
field Of near Staunton reached the Warm
Springs Thursday night having been called
here by the critical illness of his wife.
Capt. Daingerfeld is said to have been the
first Confederate soldier to lose limb in
the service
Mrs Jennie Myers, wife Of Rev. J. e. S.
Myers, U. 3. minister Of the Rockbridge
circuit, is quite i'll at her home near Annex
in this county. She was stricken with
paralysis On the streets of Staunton last
fall and has never recovered from the
stroke.
MI and Mrs. Benford Deakin and Miss
Lucy Wiseman, left on Tuesday for New
York. from whence they sailed on the Ma
jestic yesterday for Liverpool. Mr.. Dea-
kin will return in month or two. Mrs.
Deakin and her sister, Miss Wiseman, will
not return for year.
Clifton Forge Review: "Mrs. Letch Good
win of Staunton, spent several days in the
city this week with friends She stopped with
her brother-in law, James w. Goodwin.
She was accompanied by her father-in-law
MIR. Jones Goodwin"
MI. Lou G. DOYLE, one OF the brightest
of the educators of deaf-mutes that Vir-
ginia has furnished, left last week to re-
sumo his position in the Arkansas Insti-
tute for the Deaf and the Dumb at Little
Rock.
Spirit of the Valley: ''Mr. and Mrs.
Freed and Miss Mary Kennedy, of Crimo-
"a, Augusta county, were visiting at Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedys, at Cross Keys, on
last Sunday"
Mr.. James A. Patterson of Washington
State, has rented the residence of Mr.. Fl.
Ramsey at Waynesboro, and will return,
with his family, to their old home in few
weeks.
Fincastle Herald "Mrs. A. NJ. Allen
left here Tuesday for Stanton, accompan-
led by her daughters, Misses Oula and
Annie, who will enter the Wesleyan Female
Institute at Stanton"
Miss Daisy Thornburg, daughter of Capt.
s. T. Thornburg, was thrown from her
horse Monday afternoon near Loeb Bros.
store, by the turning of the saddle. She
escaped without injury.
Miss Annie V. r. Malcolm who has been
engaged here for some time as stenographer
and type writer, and who had made many
friends, returned to her home in Syracuse,
N. Y, Oh Tuesday night last.
Miss Carrie P. Bell of Staunton, grad
ate of the Augusta Female Seminary, left
last week to take position as teacher in
the Bay View, S. C.,Seminary.
MI. VIM. Eakle, a we'll known citizen,
and brother of Mr.. B. Frank Eakle, died
yesterday evening at his home on Church
street, in his 3Sth year.
Miss Eva Hardy who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. J. M. Kelly Of Sioux City,
Iowa, since May last, has returned to her
home in this city, much improved in health.
Farmville Journal : MRS. W. l.. Mar
tin of Augusta county, daughter OF Mrs.
McNutt, is quite i'll at the home of her
mother in Prince Edward county"
The engagement OF Miss Gretchen Par
sons, daughter of the late Col. IL. q. Par
sons of Natural Bridge, to Edward Grafton
of Denver, Col, is announced.
Capt. Alexander Hartman of Hinton, W
Va, Capt. Harmon Hiner of w. Va, AND
Major Absolom Koiner. were among the
visitors at the Fair, Tuesday.
Nh. J. Stacy Palmer, son of MI. Chas
7. Palmer Of this city, has taken position
in the wholesale dry goods and notion house
of r. M. Sutton s. Go. in Baltimore.
Miss Ella Paris, one Of the daughters Oh
Capt. j. r. Paris, left last week for Elkton
Rockingham county, to teach music in
large school there.
Charlottesville Progress ''Miss Fannie
Christian, who has been visiting Mrs. Jas
E. Irvine. has returned to her home in Au
gusta county"
Hon. T. r. N. Speck, wife and daughter
have returned from the Variety Springs
and are resident guests at the Virginia
Hotel.
DR.. Carter Berkeley, DR.. J. B. Catlett
Edward Echols, Harry Worthington ant
w. 7. McCue, left yesterday evening TO,
Sltlington's for deer hunt.
Dr.. c. FL. Getzendanner arrived in thu
city Monday evening from Florida, where
he had been spending several months.
Miss Hattie Cleek of Bolar Springs, is
the guest of Miss Eva Hardy on East
Main street.
Mr.. G. G. Ogg has accepted position il
the office of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad at Cincinnati.
Secretary of State w. O. Gresham, will
his wife, was on the G.. Il 0. train Wed
nesday evening going to the Hot Springs.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, Democratic
State Chairman, arrived in the city last
night.