Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-01-12
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WHEREABOUTS AND MovEMENTs OF rRo

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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF fRo
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Ex-Speaker Marshall Hanger, is in Wash
ington, where he will receive his final in
structions from the Secretary of State priol
to sailing for Bermuda to assume the
duties of U. S. Consul. He will sail i'll a
| few days from New Y ork. The travel to
Bermuda this winter Of those seeking a
milder climate, has been very heavy, and
the berths on the two last steamers that
sailed from New Y ork were all engaged
several weeks in advance. Miss Mary
Hanger, daughter of DR.. d. w. Hanger,
will sail fol- Bermuda with her uncle to
spend the winter.
The Charleston, Kanawha Gazette, has a
long description Of the large and handsome
wholesale and retail drug house there, OF
Messrs. w. r. Tyree and hH. Z. Helwig.
The Gazette says: 1.-The firm is composed
OF Messrs. W. R. Tyree, late Of Staunton,
Va, and H. p. Helwig, formerly Of Penn
sylvania; both gentlemen having for sever
al years been identified with the develop
ment OF our coal and mercantile interests.
Both gentlemen have gained a wide person
al and business popularity among our sub
stantial people in all the departments of
| trade"
Rev. Dr.. A. G. Barron. pastor of Fulton
OF nj uO1
Mrs. Barron gave a reception Saturday
night at their residence, 1912 Edmondson
avenue, in celebration of the twentieth an
niversary OF their wedding. Mrs. Barron
was assisted in receiving by her daughter
Miss Helenor Barron. Mrs. Barron is a
daughter of the late Capt. G. R. Mason Of
Augusta, and sister of Mrs. John T..
Blackley of Staunton.
Mr.. VIM. Patrick is in Richmond at
tending the State Convention Of Building
and Loan Associations, as the representa-
tive of the Staunton Perpetual Building
and Loan Company, Augusta Perpetual
Building and Loan Company, Dung Men s
Building and Loan Company, and Home
Building and Loan Association.
Judge VIM. Mclaughlin and all the Cir
cult Judges Except those of the 1st, 9Th,
18th. 18th and 18th circuits where there are
contests) were reelected by the legislature
Wednesday,. Judge Edmondson of Rock
bridge, nominated Judge Mel, and MI.
Withrow of Allegheny, seconded it.
MI. Samuel H. Rosenbaum, for many
years connected with the dry goods house
of his brother in-law, Mr.. Charles A.
Gladke, here, was married in Baltimore on
Monday, January LIST, by Rabbi Tobias
Schanfarber, to Miss Belle Powers,
daughter of Mr.. H. NJ Powers of this city.
Waynesboro Sentinel: "Miss Meta n i.
Pratt was one of the successful competitors
for the premiums offered at the World IS
Fair by the Glasgow Lace Thread Co. There
were 2.054 exhibitors and 5000 articles,
among which 70 premiums were distribu-
ted
Woodstock Herald 'Mr r. II. Mar
tin, one of the bright and brainy editors Of
the Staunton Daily News, spent a part OF
the holiday season with his parents here
He was warmly welcomed by his many
friends in this place where he is very popu-
lar."
Mrs. A. s. Woodhouse, Grand Superin-
tendent Of Juvenile Temples, leaves this
morning for Portsmouth. She will organ
ize some temples in that section, and visit
Richmond and other places on her return
trip.
Allegheny Sentinel: "Mr. J. w. Mont
gomery and wife of Augusta county, have
been in Covington several days. MI Mont
gomery had only left Covington to spend
some time at his home the day before his
stable was burned"
New Market Valley: Mrs. Anna Will
son, Miss Matte Dovel and Mr.. Jas. Cox,
Mt. jackson, were among the invited
guests at the sumptuous, complimentary
dinner at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton,
New Years day."
Our neighbor, MI. David O'Rork, who
went North week since, has returned
bringing with him one Of the largest stocks
of saddles and harness we have ever seen in
this market.
Mr.. 7. S. Hefin, Assistant District
Attorney for the territory of New Mexico,
is visiting his wife, daughter of MI. J. w.
Splitter of this city, who has been visiting
her father for some time.
Sheriff Jas. H. Voolfolk of Louisa coun-
ty, while boarding a G. & 0. train to come
to Staunton Tuesday, was thrown to the
ground and painfully hurt. He was taken
home.
At fancy dress holiday entertainment
given by Miss Annie White OF Lexington,
to her pupils, Miss May Of Staunton, rep
resented ''Spring, and Miss Lucy Cooke Of
Staunton. ''Sweet Sixteen"
New Market Valley: Mrs. DR.. Halter
Fl. HenkeI and little daughter Halle of
Staunton, spent several days here last week
visiting her mother in-law, Mrs. Susan
Henkel.7
The many friends of Dr.. S. Harvey Moffett
of Harrisonburg, will regret to know that
he was paralyzed last week on the left side,
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Capt.
Sibert.
Miss Maude Cooke, who is visiting
friends in Augusta, Ga, was the recipient
of an entertainment given in her honor by
Mrs, Charles w. Baldwin of that city, last
week.
Mr.. G. F. Moore, editor of the Valley
Virginian at Clifton Forge, has been cleo
ted Judge of the county courts of Allegha-
ny and Craig, in place Of Judge Chalkley
resigned.
Hon. John Buchanan Of Washington
county, just elected to the Court of Appeals,
was in Staunton Tuesday on his way to
Harrisonburg.
Broadway Enterprise: 'Mr. Hamilton
Moore of Augusta county, was the guest
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