Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-09
Staunton vindicator.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. 9, 1894.
LOCAL.
p e r SO N AL.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Charlotte, n. g., Observer has q
long telegraphic account of the marriage,
at Montgomery, Ala, Jan. oath, of Miss
Genoa Moore Jones, daughter of the Cover
nor of that State, to Charles 7. Holt, son
of ex-Gov. Holt of North Carolina. Miss
Maude Cooke of staunton, was one of the
brides attendants. all of whom wore white
satin and carried bouquets of violets. A
novel feature of wedding was that all
through the performance Of the marriage
ceremony by the clergyman, the organ soft
ly played the air ''Oh promise me.''
Maj. Jed Hotchkiss lectured in the chapel
of Washington Il Lee University on Friday
night on 'Early's campaignin the Valley
and the Rockbridge News says: 'His lee
ture was a vindics.tion Of the generalshiI
of General EARLY i'll that campaign, which
he showed to have been of u high order"
President Philip &. Gillett Of the Amer
lean Association for teaching speech to the
Deaf, paid the D., D. & 3. Institution here
visit on "Wednesday and Thursday. He
gave the pupils an interesting lecture or
the Importance OF speech TO the Deaf, on
Thursday morning.
Mrs Walter n PeaIe of Harrisonburg,
daughter of Judge ]. w. Green Smith, of
Staunton, passed through this place We'd
nesday OF last week, Oh her way to Rocky
Mount, n. G., in response to a telegram
notifying her that her husband was dang
erously i'll ut that place.
MI. Geo. NJ. Harrison and his daughter.
Miss Fannie Harrison, were i'll Richmond
tol where a number OF the members OF the
legislature were introduced to the future
member Of the Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Oscar Y. Smith, Traffic Manager of
the Seaboard Air Line, died at his home i'll
Portsmouth on Wednesday morning. He
had friends in Staunton made during fire.
quent visits here to his daughter, who was
Il pupil at the Virginia Female Institute.
Cadet Louis L. Peck fell OH tie barracks
stairs at the Staunton Military Academy
Saturday evening, fraoturing his leg just
above the ankle. He was taken home and
will be confined to the house for some
weeks.
Councilman John D. Crowle and Misses
Carrie and May Crowle left for Baltimore
yesterday morning, to be absent about three
weeks. While there MI. Crowle will have
his eyes operated on for cataract.
Mr.. Edgar Timberlake left On Tuesday
morning for Fauquier, being called there
by a telegram announcing the illness of his
uncle, Mr.. Jas. w. Timberlake who resides
there.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer of Augusta, was
among the guests at a birth day entertain
ment given Bishop Alplleus Wilson in Bal
timore, Monday night, on his sixtieth birth
day.
Highland Recorder: ''AIrs. SalIie Camp
bell is dangerously ill with pneumonia. We
learn that her daughter, Mrs. Dr.. H. NJ.
Patterson has been sent for.
The last german previous to Lent, was
led at the hall of the German Club, last
Thursday night, by MI. Geo. II. Bell with
Miss Amelia Pearson of Harrodsburg, Ky.
Prof Chas. p. Young, President of the
fiourishing female Seminary at Charlottes-
vile, was at his old home here on Saturday
last.
Mr.. Fauntleroy, now of Tazewell c. H.,
a son of Judge Fauntleroy Of the Court of
is to marry Miss Rosa Grove at
Bluelield, w. Va, on the 9th inst.
MI. Baldwin Wayt has been elected bus
mess manager Of the College Topics, a pa
per published by the students Of the Uni
versity of Virginia.
MI. John w. Abby, one of our oldest and
most esteemed citizens, is quite sick at his
residence on Frederick street, from an af-
lection of the lungs following grippe.
Capt. Hugh Hinde, editor of the State
Republican Of Harrisonburg, who is as in
teresting talher as he is able as q writer,
was in Staunton Monday.
Mr.. W. M. Eakle, who moved to Coving-
ton several years since, has returned to
Stanton with his family and is now re-
siding at 707 West Frederick street.
Mrs. Y. P. Woodhouse is confined to
her home on Ere ,e-:ck street from an at
tack of pneumonia, following the grippe.
The residence of Mr.. M. II. Alexander
formerly Of Waynesboro) at Marshall,
Mo-, was destroyed by fire last week.
Miss Lottie Rutherford spent last week
as a guest of Mrs. A. w. Hickman OF
Waynesboro.
Miss Hortie Koiner of Waynesboro, is
visiting Miss May Kemper at Port
Republic.
MI. Henry j. Gladke of Seneca Falls. N.
Y, with his wife, was in the city this week
visiting his brother, Mr.. G. A. Gladke.
Radford, Va, News: ''Miss Mamie
Of Augusta county, is visiting
at Maj. J. Hogc Tyler IS.
Mrs. r. d. Haislp has gone to Wood
stock with her guest. Mrs. Elizabeth Hell
Ter.
Mr.. Asher Ayres is at the Hot Springs,
where he Will remain ten days, taking the
baths for rheumatism.
Miss Estelle Asst returned some days ago
from pleasant visit to her friend, Miss
Thayer, of Charleston, W. Va.
Mrs. Richard Cheney OF South Manchcs
ter, Ct., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Geo.
f. Wilson and Mrs. David May.
Messrs. M. Erskine Miller, J. Fred
Efinger and r, w. Burke of Staunton,
were in Washington this week.
MI. VIM. +. Summerson has returned
from the Johns Hopkins Hospital i'm
proved.
Mrs. Dr. Benz. Blackford is visiting at
Capt. Chas. NJ. BlacAford's in Lynchhurg.
Miss Evelyn Kinney is at home after I;
visit to friends in Richmond.
Miss Fannie Baker is visiting her amt |