Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-01
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

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PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
We learn that DR.. Chertsey Hopkins Ia
daughter of Dr.. Hopkins of. Warm Springs,
Bath county,, who graduated at the Wo-
mans Medical College, Philadelphia, with
distinction last month, will be candidate
for the position at the Western State Hos
pital vacated by DR.. Callie Haynes.
Hon. w. G. ?. Breckenridge was on the
G. Il 0. train Wednesday morning return
ing to Washington from his canvass in
Kentucky. He walked on the depot plat
form here during the stop. but seeing a
kodack photographer getting a snap shot
at him, he laughed and returned to the Pull
man.
Mr.. Tarl III. Powell, q well known young
business man, and Miss Nettie Vernon
Hutcheson, daughter Of High Constable
G. A. Hutcheson, will be married at the
Methodist church. June 9th, at P. M.
Mr.. F. w. liager, one of our most pop
ular citizens, will leave for Germany to-
morrow. He goes to a spring in Bohemia,
said to be a specific for rheumatism.
Rev. Sam W. Small preached at the Ope-
IA House Sunday afternoon to a packed
house. and on Monday night lectured to a
large audience.
Mr.. w. II. King Of Pittsburg, Pa, who
was born at Sherando fifty years ago, was
there this week visiting relatives. He is en-
gagged in transporting coal on the Ohio,
and says the strikes of the miners have
temporarily killed the business, giving him
time to visit his old home.
President Miller of the Rockingham Ag-
ricultural Fair, was here yesterday to con-
suit with the Directors of the Virginia
Live Stock ard Fair Association about
holding their Exhibition in Harrsonburg.
The Association should certainly be ac-
commodated in Staunton, and that speed
lily.
Rev. John 3. Massey and wife and Mrs.
who were visiting Capt. W. H, Kable last
week, have returned home.
MI. l.. w. Geiger Of Richmond, was at
Mt. Sidney this week to institute Coun-
Gil of Junior Order of United American
Mechanics.
Hon. L. H. Stephenson Of Monterey, was
at the Virginia Hotel this week. He says
the telephone line is already put up as far
East as Mcdowell.
Mr.. Jno. Herbert Nash of Washington
D. c., qualified this week to practice in the
Circuit Court.
The wife and daughter of U. S. Minister
Harry M. Smyth, were visiting Mrs. W.
NJ. Chew at Waynesboro last week.
/ Prof. w. W. Robertson of the Wesleyan
Female Institute, preached at the Metho-
dist church in Covington last week.
The three daughters Of Congressman
Kilgore at the Wesleyan Female Institute.
Misses Pearl, Bessie and Eliza. accompa-
MED by their mother, visited the Natural
Bridge last week.
! Rockbridge News: "Miss Helen Har-
rison of New Orleans, is the guest of Miss
/ Jennie Letcher."
Highland Recorder Geo. w. Hevener
of Swoopes Depot, is visiting his father
in-law, MI. J ohm Trimble,"
Miss Bessie Henderson of Danvlle, Va,
arrived here on Saturday and is a guest of
Miss Mary Morton, No. IA N. Coalter
street.
Mrs. Mary Young Anderson, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mason Miller.
MI. JOS. B. Finks, a relative of the late
4 Capt. Joshua B. Finks of the G. & o., has
been nominated by the Democrats of Mis-
souri, for Railroad Commissioner.
Miss J ulia V. Van Derver of Rockbridge
Baths, is visiting Mrs. J. W. Leech in
this city.
Mrs. Annie Dosh of Woodstock, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. D.
Haislip, has returned home.
Prof. futile of the University of Vir-
ginia, with his wife, were guests of DR..
and Mrs N. Wayt, this week.
.-sDr. Claiborne Mason of Orange, was in
the city this week.