Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-20
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PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Charlottesville Progress: "Capt. G.
Julian Pratt, general agent of the Staunton
Life Association of Virginia, to-day paid
to the widow of the late ex-Mayor r. f.
Harris $4,000, the amount of his insurance
in that company. The Staunton Life AS
ISOLATION has paid before in this communi-
ty upon the life of Lyttleton Waddell 3d.
COO; FL. II. George, $4,000: Capt w. o.
Fry, So 600, and James K. Stricken, OF
CrlglerSville, So 900.
Capt. r. II. Catlett was at the Exchange
Hotel in Richmond on Tuesday, attending
a meeting Of the creditors of the late w.
A. Stuart, owner of the White Sulphur
Springs. A statement of his affairs was
laid before them by Henry G. Stuart, the
Executor. The result was not made public.
Miss Parke Chamberlayne Bagby, daugh-
tel Of the late DR.. Geo. w. Bagby, and
niece of Prof. Chamberlayne Of the ID. ID.
Il Blind Institution here, was married at
Richmond on Tuesday, to Mr.. Charles Ed
ward Boiling.
Congressman Tucker on Tuesday, intro
duced in the House bill directing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to pay to John u.
Youell, of Augusta county, 5000 for sup
plies and stores taken from him by the
army of the United States during the late
war.
In the class which will graduate to-day
at the Maryland College of Pharmacy, in
10 NolI oil of
Dr.. VIM. Bell of Mt Sidney, and brother
of Mr.. Geo. II. Bell, of Staunton. MI.
Bell was elected Treasurer Of the class.
Commonwealth s Attorney Meade f.
White left for Mt. Sterling. KY, where he
is counsel for Carson Of Richmond in his
suit against the G. u o. for $50, 900 dama-
ges for broken leg, the breaking Of which
was occasioned by showing a car against q
platform on which he was standing.
Miss Berta Crisp, daughter of Speaker
Crisp, Of the U. s. House Of Representa-
tives), and Misses Julia Alexander and
Sallie Wright, all three pupils of the Au-
gusta Female Seminary, are visiting Miss
M. Epes OF Nottoway, former pupil of
the Seminary.
A trio-Miss Kate Koiner. violin; Miss
Hattie Koiner, piano, and Prof. Brereton,
cornet, captured the audience at the ''Dee-
strick Skule" exhibition Tuesday night
The young ladies are daughters of Dele
gate Geo. W. Koiner.
Mrs. s. II. Owens of Staunton, was in
Petersburg. Va. Wednesday, attending
the marriage Of her son Stanard Owens to
Miss Mary Meade Platt, daughter Of Rev.
DR.. VIM. H. Platt, rector Of st. Pauls p.
E. church in that city.
MI. E. Lacy Gibson, son OF DR.. J. st. L.
Gibson, was among those who got their
diplomas as NJ. D., at the University of
Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore
on Wednesday.
Norfolk Landmark-sM P. V. Bum
gardner, widow of the late Colonel w. l..
Bumgardner, of Staunton, Va, is visiting
at the residence OF Captain John W. Hap
per, on Dinwiddie street."
The Richmond Dispatch has long COM
mandatory sketch Of the musical work of
Miss Clara Bell Palmer, by ABSORB Hayner
Fry. She says Miss P, will pursue her
studies in Europe this year.
Congressman Tucker has introduced a
bill in the House for the relief of the heirs
of Henry Efskine, deceased, and authoriz-
ing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
them 81 504 due as accrued and unpaid
pension money.
The widow of the late Geo. M. Murrell,
and mother Of Mrs. Frank Alexander, was
paralyzed at her home, ''Tallyho,'' near
Bayou Sara, La, last week.
Mrs. Dr.. Eichelberger returned yester-
day afternoon from six weeks visit to
Mrs. DR.. r. A. Berry at Oxmore, Ala,
and to friends in Birmingham.
The wife of Rev. W. A. Mackey, D. D..
of the State of Washington, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John N. Opie, after an absence
of sixteen years.
Mr.. G. NJ. Parkins of Augusta county,
received his degree Of M. D. at the College
of Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore
last Saturday.
The 8 Y 81 have presented Mrs. A. ii.
Fultz with large picture on an easel, in
recognition OF the interest she has shown
in their order.
Maj. Jed Hotchkiss will deliver a lecture
before the Ladies' Auxiliary of Lee Camp
at Alexandria, April Both, on Jackson S
Valley campaign.
Mr.. E. G. Vincent has gone to Califor-
MIA from whence he will return to Indian
Territory and begin his new duties OF Su-
perintendent of Irrigation.
Mr.. Geo. G. Jordan. late of Staunton, was
last week rr opposed by D. r. Midyette for
membership in the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce, and elected.
Mai. s. M. ost left for Louisville, KY,
Wednesday evening. He will be away sew
eral days.
Superintendent J. Fl. Bader, of the
Staunton Public Schools. made a visit of
inspection to the Cleveland, Ohio, public
schools last week.
DR.. Frank M. Hanger has taken up his
nue..
MI. b. E. Terry left yesterday for the
RockDridge Alum Springs to take charge
for the season
Mrs. y. o. Vollers of Iron Gate, a sister
of Messrs. ]. ]. and Charles Prufer of this
city, is quite i'll.
MI. Isaac G. Morton left for Richmond
Monday morning to take business posi-
tion there.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure of Richmond,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex. T.
Robertson.
Hon. Jacob Yost delivered a lecture be-
fore the Students of the StauntOn Business
College on RAW Materials"
MI H. Z. Hockey was in Norfolk on
Friday last.
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