Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-03-30
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
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Mr.. Jas. E. Graham returned on Friday
from three months sojourn in Florida
He and his brother David have factory
and saw mill at Warnell making orange box
es and vegetable crates. They employ 49,
men and have railway running severa
miles into the pine forest over which theil
timber is brought. An idea of the early
vegetable trade in Florida may be gotten
: from the fact that this factory alone is
shipping three car loads day of nests OF
little crates in which tomatoes are packed
The demand begins first in the season il
the extreme Southern part of the State
thence it shifts to the middle, and closes in
the Il Orthern end.
MI. Robert G. B. Craig Of Roanoke Col
lege, spent the Easter holidays with his
parents, Col. VIM. E. and Mrs. Annie
Craig. In the last Roanoke Collegian he
had an exceedingly clever and thoughtful
essay on 1.-THE causes of Financial Panics. ,
One reason he gave for their occurrence
was that high protection caused over pro
ducton and glut of the market. What
his high protection father will say to this
we cannot say: but it is evident that the
son is near unto the Kingdom Of Tariff
Reform.
Richmond Times s'The engagement OF
Miss Lucy Daingerfeld of Staunton. and
Mr.. William II. De Bell, is announced.
Miss Daingerfeld has frequently visited
Richmond, and has many friends here. y
Miss Daingerfeld is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Leroy p. Daingerfed of
this county. MI. De Bell was formerly the
Principal Of the Staunton High School,
and is now at the head Of a similar school
in Millbrae, California. Both the lady and
gentleman have many warm friends in
Staunton.
Washington letter, March a, in Rich
mond Times: congressman Tucker
called Oh the President this morning with
the Rev. DR.. Nelson, formerly Of Staunton,
but at present the president of a female
seminary at Richmond, and arranged for
the reception this afternoon Of a bevy of
fair young pupils, who ale anxious to call
On the President.
Prof. Prosho, late bandmaster Of the
Stonewall Brigade Band, gave concert at
Covington Saturday night with the Heal
ing Springs band, which he has been train
ing this winter. Prof. 2. is now chief OF
the orchestra which is engaged for the sea-
son at the Hotel Virginia at the Virginia
Hot Springs. His wife and children have
joined him there.
Prof T. w. Hamer has resigned the
position of music director at the First
Presbyterian Church, and his nephew,
Prof Eisenberg has been elected to fill it.
! 1t is stated that the congregation OF Christ
Lutheran Church is trying to secure the
services of Prof. Hamer as their music
director.
MI. Louis Cohen, who for twenty years
had clothing house here, has closed it up,
the local head of it, Alr. Julius Switzer,
having died some time ago. MI. Cohen
was for many years of his residence here
the Hebrew reader of the synagogue. He
now resides at Belair. Ohio.
Among the dancers at the Easter ger
man given Monday night by the Univer-
sity German Club, at the University of
Virginia, was Miss Fannie Harrison of
Staunton.
Col. w. E. Craig and Mr.. Geo. S. Light
ner, were in Monterey, Highland, this
week, as counsel for Anderson Christian,
charged there with violating the liquor law.
Mr.. G. G. Berry, one of the grand Off
GERS, and MI. Charles Prufer. delegate
from Council No. 400, are attending the
Grand Council Royal Arcanum in Peters
burg.
Messrs. w. L. Walters of Staunton,
Fleming, Ware B. Gay and 3. II. Gay
Of Richmond, have bought for $4,000, II
acres of land in Prince George county, Va,
on which to manufacture brick.
Judge D. B. Lucas Of the West Virginia
Supreme Court, r. Stalnaker of Wheeling,
w. Va, and W. L. Moore and r. A. Pull
liam Of Greenbrier. w. Va, were at the
Virginia Hotel on Tuesday night.
Messrs. Samuel A. Gibbs, Kenneth Nc
| Coy, James Clark & Co., and Henry A.
Shepherd were received as members of the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
MI Geo. L. Bolen, who was largely in
strumental in founding the Daily News
here, has opened book and job printing
| Office in Jackson, Mich.
| Mrs. [. r. Hartman returned ON Sunday
evening with her son, Mr.. Ernest Hartman,
Moe ION, xxbor cbo HOG hon, vic
iting her daughter.
U. S. Deputy Marshal S. M. Donald, and
MI. d. A. Bell of Fishersville, called on
Congressman Tucker at the capitol in
Washington Friday.
Miss Margaret Atkinson spent the Easter
holiday with her sister, Miss Julia Atkin-
son, at the Episcopal High School at Alex
andria.
Prof. Jerichau, formerly of the Wesley
an Female Institute here, is now musical
director at the Stephenson, Frederick
county, Female Seminary.
Among those, to whom was granted an
Assistants Permit by the State Board of
| Pharmacy at Richmond last week, was
MI. S. J. Carson of Staunton
Rockingham Register: "Mr. e. P.
Cease has leased an onyx quarry near
Churchville, Augusta county, which is
said to be very fine"
Among the far away contributors to the
Columbian Bazaar, were MI. d. B. Taylor
of Baltimore, and MI. John 7. McChesney
of New York.
Misses Mamie and Marian Pratt, daugh-
tiers of Capt. G. ulian Pratt, are on Wis
it to Mrs. A. D. Barr, at Charles Town, w.
Va.
Mrs. Rosalie Whittle and her little
daughter, spent the Easter holidays in
Norfolk.
MI. Haynes, from near Staunton. has