Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-31
LOCAL.
Pc r SON AL,
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG

Winchester NeWs.-Mr A. E. Dabney
of Staunton, Va, arrived here last Thurs
day evening to spend few hours with hi
wife, who is visiting her father, Mr.. Osca
Barr MI. Dabney left Staunton at 5:lo OF
Thursday morning on his bicycle and az
rived in Winchester at $50 p. M, in TIM
for supper, having stopped on the road two
hours and fifteen minutes. He returned tt
Staunton on Friday by train.
Shenandoah Valley: MRS. DR.. A. M. Hen
KEEL and son, Master Godfrey, of Staunton
are visiting relatives and friends at New
Market and Quicksburg, having arrived
last week. Mrs. H. lett to- day, accompanied
bv her niece, Miss Elma Moore, for Allan
tic CITY, MI. Abram Burkholder left here
Monday for Staunton, to see his uncle.
who is sick"
MI. John w. Ably, so generally and
popularity known to the clothing trade
throughout this section, has sufficiently re-
covered from a protracted illness
to resume business engagements. He has
recently accepted a position with the cloth
ing house of A. Loeb Il Co. and will he
glad to see his old friends and patrons.
Col. G. F. r. Henderson, of the Royal
Military College, England, and Captain
Byngared Fortesque, officers of the English
army, were in Staunton Saturday. They
are great admirers of Stonewall Jackson
and are visiting the scenes of his military
operations in the Valley!
MI Hugh G. Roller, son Of Mr.. G. A
Roller, of this city, has gone to Kirksville
KY, where he has taken aposition as leach
Ell of Latin, German and Mathematics il
Elliotts Institute there. Mr.. Roller is q
graduate Of the Augusta Military Acad
envy.
Miss Alice NJ. Y ost. the accomplished
daughter of Maj. s. NJ. Yost, left on Wed
nesday evening for Jackson, La, where she
is engaged to teach instrumental music III
the East Feliciana Institute-a position
she has filled for three years past.
Capt. Robert S. Walker of Orange coun
ty, was in the city Monday and attended
Dlt u1CtUlllS UIIdU VI uIC btOuCNctll
Camp of Confederate Veterans. He was
introduced to the audience as one Of the
officers of MosbY' IS celebrated command.
MT. Oscar A. Coyner, was married on
Wednesday afternoon at Bethany church
near Waynesboro, to Miss Bessie Leonard
daughter Of Mr.. M. L. Leonard of the
county. A large gathering Of friends wit.
messed the ceremony.
Miss Nannette Hopkins Of Warm Springs
was in the city this week visiting her sist-
Ell, Dr.. ChArtsey Hopkins, of the Western
State Hospital. Miss Hopkins is principal
of the Agnes Scott Institute, Deeator, Ga.
and is en-route to that point.
Mrs. Richard D. BogaIt of Washington.
D. c., returned home this week, after
spending some days with her relatives here:
the Messrs. Menefee and Miss Esta Meme
fee. She was a daughter of the late Major
Thomas Shumate.
A letter from Chicago to Lexington states
that MI. Charles Rhodes. son of MI. Frank
P. Rhodes, a leading merchant OF Licking
ton, had been crippled in a railroad acct
dent in that city. and as a result, one OF
his legs had to be amputated at the hip.
The Shenandoah Canoe Club, composed
of Commodore Frank r. Webb, Lacy
Gibson and George Beall, are taking theiI
annual cruise down the river from which the
club is named. Their objective point is
Harper's Ferry.
Cards are out for the marriage, at Mt.
Carmel church, this county, on Tuesday
next at 10 a. H., of Miss Ella Blanche
Burnett, daughter of MI. S. H. Burnett Of
GreenvilIe, to MI. John Hansford Thomas
of Midway.
Clifton Forge Review: ''Prof. Chas. S.
Roller, Principal Of the Augusta Military
Academy at Fort Defiance was registered
at Gladys Inn Wednesday. Miss NJ. Dacre
Gregory, of Staunton, is visiting
ing her aunt, Mrs. S. Kenny Brown
Buena Vista Advocate "Mr. E. I.
Jones has left Buena Vista to stay. He
goes to Staunton where he has accepted a
position with the Staunton Grocery Com
pany. The Colonel has many friends here
who were sorry to see him leave.'
Miss Mary Davis of Mecklenburg coun-
ty, is visiting her relatives, the family of
Mr.. P. b. Sublett. She will teach this
year in the family of MI. George M. Craw-
ford, near Ferrol, in this county.
Miss Mamie Russell and brother, Mr..
Robert Russell, Of Washington, have been
guests this week of their cousin, Mrs. T
r. Bear. MI. Russell returned home on
Tuesday last.
Among those who graduated in embalm-
ing in Prof. Reonard's class at Richmond
last week, were Messrs. M. B. Hamrick
and w. H. Hyer of this city, and w. IL.
Willberger OF New Hope.
Messrs. W. Ell. Barkman, N. e. Watts,
G. S. Lightner, W. r. Newman and A. FL.
Delbridge and wife, were in Washington
this week attending the Knights of Pythias
encampment.
Mrs. Nicholas Williams Of Memphis,
Tenn, gave luncheon at the Hotel Inter
mont, Covington, in honor of her guests,
among whom was Miss Eva Tyree OF
Staunton.
Clifton Forge Review: Mrs. S. r.
Taylor of Staunton, mother Of Miss Fan
ME K. Taylor, principal of Allegheny Fe-
male Institute, arrived in Clifton Forge
Thursday evening, where she will remain. ,
Lieutenant John A. Hartman, U. S. A..
who has been detailed for service at Blacks
burg College for the past four years, has
been ordered to report for duty at Fort
Sill, Oklahoma.
Hon. Jacob Yost was in Richmond yes
terday, and visited the capitol, where he
Informed the Secretary Of the Common
wealth of his candidacy as required by the
Walton bill.
E.. J. Kenyon and wife nee Miss Fannie
McKeever, of Winchester, have removed
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