Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-03-16


Tuesday last, when its boiler burst. MI.
| Frazier's face and hands were badly cut,
and the engineer was badly scalded. MI.
White was uninjured.
MI. and Mrs. J. E. Bell, Of Lewisburg.
w. Va. who have for some days been the
guests of Mr.. r. NJ. Guy, are now in Rock
/ bridge visiting the family OF MI. ). q.
Bell Before returning home they will
also visit Prof. Nelson and MI. Henry
Myers Of Lexington.
Miss Margaret Gray will leave Monday
evening on the 6:45 express for California,
where she will remain several months with
her brothers family near San Diego. En-
route she will spend several weeks in Chi
cago, and Illinois, visiting friends.
MI. G. Summers, who last year managed
for short time Staunton base ball club,
is this year to manage the Norfolk team,
which will include Charles Elsey OF Gin
cinnati, and Joe. Foy, both of the old
Staunton team.
Mr.. John D. Crowle and the Misses
! Crowle returned from Baltimore on Mon
day evening on the G. & 0. Vestibule train.
MI. C's. sight was not improved by the
operation at the Presbyterian Hospital.
and some six months from now it will be
repeated.
Capt. T. C. Morton of Staunton, address
ed the Y. NJ. G.. Association Of William
and Mary College at Williamsburg, on Sun
day afternoon. He returned to Staunton
Monday where he will remain for few
days to recover from temporary indispo-
sition.
Edinburg Sentinel "'Aunt Lizzie Rid
dleberger, as she is known to every person
in this town and vicinity, who has made
Churchville, Augusta county, Va, bel
home for the past ten years, came here last
Monday, and will spend some time with
her m any friends in town."
Rev. L. B. Turnbull who created sc
favorable an impression preaching in Staun-
ton some time ago, has accepted call to
the Presbyterian church at Durham, n. c.
At the concert of the Star course of the
Richmond Y. M. G. Association last Fri.
day night, one of the artistes was Miss
Clara Belle Palmer.
Newmarket Valley" George C.
MacGilvray, Of New York, Miss Bessie
Shoupe, Staunton, Va, MI. John Shoupe
Cumberland, Nd, and Miss Hennie Shoupe
and MI. Chas. Winfield, Broadway, Va,
were in town this week."
Major and Mrs, B. T. Bagby gave q
handsome dinner last Thursday, at which a
large number Of friends congratulated the
Major on his Goth birthday.
MI R. D. Apperson of Staunton, was in
Petersburg Wednesday attending meet
ing Of the Virginia State Base Ball League
Richmond Times: ''Hugh L. Gallaher,
of Waynesboro, who has been in the city
for several days, returned to his home yes
terday.''
Highland Recorder-"M G. W.
Hevener, L. H. Stephenson and G. T. Fleis-
her started last Tuesday to Johns Hopkins
Hospital Mr.. G. T. Fleisher accompa-
MED them as far as Stanton"
Dr.. A. NJ. Henkel Of this city, was call
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of Miss Florence Rankin, who was struck
by train at the G. & o. junction there
some time ago, and is in critical condi-
ton.
Highland Recorder master Bunker
Jones went to Staunton this week to have
his eyes examined by DR.. Frazier"
The wife of Rev. Dr.. Gardner, Presid
ing Elder of the Rockingham district, had
painful fall at her home on East Main
street Monday.
Rev. Dr.. J. J. Lafferty Of Richmond
preached at the Methodist church Sunday
and Rev. 0. M. Yerger of Harrisonhurg,
| preached for Emmanuel P. E. Congrega-
ton.
Hugh W. Crawford, travelling freight
agent of the c., b. & q. r. r. Co., son of
Mrs. Sidney Crawford, Of the Augusta
Female Seminary, was the guest Of Dr..
| Wayt last week.
Congressman Kilgore of Texas, was here
last week visiting his three daughters who
are pupils at the Wesleyan Female Insti-
tute.
Attorney J. A. Alexander has gone to
Richmond to present to the Court of Az
peals, the petition for writ Of mandamus
in the Local Option case.
Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss has been appointed
to prepare the geological report OF the
Worlds Fair committee on Mines and
Mining.
Alexandria Gazette Of Wednesday: ':Rev
Father CASTOR Payne, assistant pastor Of
the Catholic Church at Staunton, preach
ed at st. Marys Church last night.''
AT the meeting at Richmond Wednesday
of the trustees Of the Masonic Home OF
i Virginia, Mr.. G.. G. Goocb of Stanton
was reelected member Of the Board of
Governors.
Mrs. Hale of the county, was the lucky
holder of the Great American Stock Com
pany's ticket which last week dreW silver
table SEP.
/ Mrs. VIM. Frazier returned last week
from visit to relatives in California, and
| is with her daughter, Mrs. w. P. Tams.
Capt. John Donovan who went to Bait;
more a few days ago for treatment, has
been operated on, and is doing very well. "
Mr.. Jos. L. Barth is on trip to New
York and Philadelphia to purchase his
} Spring stock of clothing.
| Messrs. Fl. 4. S. Hamilton and S. Brow
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