Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-11-16
Staunton vindicator
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. is. 1894.
LOCAL
p E r s ON AL

"ooA Days. lie Was elected steward OF
the Institution in 1884 and has served il
that capacity ever since. In business
matters he WAS Il man of scrupulous in
tegrlty. Socially lie was favouritt
among tie many friends whom he won b,
the kindly iature Of his disposition. liz
Is survived 10y Ills widow WHO is the daugh-
Ter OF the late Colonel &. W. Lewis OF
King Geolge county.''
Richmond State. "Mr. John r. Mcneil
iale OF Staunton, has loca ed in Richmond
DIS Tue Eastern general agent of tue SJaun.
Ton Lille Insurance Company He is a
native Tar-Heel, and like all Tar Heels, il
very proud of his nativity. Tie company
which he represents is quite as proud OF
Itself and its record. The State wishes
both continued SUCCESS
Clifton Forge Virginian: '.yapt. Lewis
Hartman came up this morning from
Staunton and will remain day OIL two
capt. john McQuaide, Of Staunton, was
III our city today. Capt. J. FL. Baker, OF
south Clifton, left Oh the noon train Fri
day for d trip to Staunton and other places
east OF Clifton"
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Z. Killer for the marriage Of their
daughter Sina, to Mr.. Stuart H. d. Freed
Tuesday morning, Nov. 9th, 1894, at 8
clock, st. Marks Lutheran Chulcn
Luray, Va.
"Buena Visto Advocated Kate
Koiner, one of Augustus fairest daugh-
tiers, is the guest of Hiss Margaret Smith,
Miss Koiner formed a host of friends
while visiting here i'll 1893, Who are elated
at seeing here again.
Mr.. A. Y. Lee, of Pitttsburg, Pa.
formerly well known architect of Staull-
ton, was in the city last week and was
warmly welcomed by his many friends.
He was on his way to Florida to escape tile
extreme cold weather of the North.
Melvin Robertson, the -year-old son
Of Frof. w. w. Robertson. while playing
at his fathers home, jumped Off IA bed and
broke the bone in his right forearm. Dr..
A. NJ. Henkel was called in and rendered
the necessary surgical aid
MI. Joseph A. Glasgow of the Staunton
bar slipped Oh the snowy pavement Sunday
night and fractured Ole of the small bones
OF the left leg causing Il painful injury.
Dr. IL. M. Patterson rendered tie neces-
sary aid.
MI. Maurice Fountaine has been ap.
pointed by the executive committee Of the
d. D. & B.. Institution Board, as tenn
porary assistant to Principle Doyle in
view of the vacancy caused by the death
Of Capt. o. r. Funston.
Charlottesville Progress:-sM and
Mrs. John B. Minor have issued invita-
lions to the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Susie Colston Minor. to Mr.. John
Wilson, Thursday, November the twenty.
second, at twelve o'clock, University
chapel, University of Virginia.
Mrs j. w. Newton, State organizer of
the w. G. T. e., who has been spending a
month in Roanoke, Bedford and other coun
ties in the interest Of that organization,
has returned home.
Miss Mary Davis of Mecklenburg Co
who has been for some days the guest of
her relatives the family of MI. P. B. Sub
lett Of this city, left yesterday for Farms
vile where she will visit friends.
SIR. William NJ. McAllister of Warm
Spring. Special assistant to the L. S. At
Gorney General, has bee instructed to
work i'll Tennessee during the winter. He
leaves in a few days for his post of duty.
Waynesboro Sentinei.-Mr. +. G. lesser
and wife of, Staunton, spent Sunday with
Mrs. lesser S parents, MI. and Mrs. L. w.
Alexander. ~
Mr. Thos. Bell Of this city, who has been
for Seine time past clerk in hotel at
Charlotte, n. g., is at home visiting his
parents.
The friends of MI. J. Newton Wilson,
of Churchville, ale urging him to an
nOunce himself a candidate for sheriff. and
it is thought he will do So
Miss Shelton of Orange, who has been
visiting Miss Lisa Shepherd, left Wednes-
day for home, accompanied by Miss
Shepherd.
Mr.. E. Hageman of Philadelphia, for
merly well known clothing merchant OF
Stadnton, is in the city visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. b, Becher. il.
Mr.. A. NJ. Yalz. the we'll known stone
contractor, will leave in few days for
Italy to visit his mother. Whom he has not
seen for many years.
Miss Charlotte Ransom, who has bee n
visiting friends and relatives in Richmond
and others points in Eeastern Virginia,
has returned home.
Miss SaIlie Chamberlayne who has bee u
spending some time in Appomattox coun
ty has returned home. accompanied 10y her
frieid Miss Della Steele.
Roanoke Times: s'M. P. Fnnkhouser
and wife, of Stanton, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. s. D. Fergu
sob, returned home yesterday
Miss Mary Johnston, daughter OF Col
Vim Preston Johnston of Tulane Uni
versity, New Orleans, is visiting Mrs
john Randolph fucker at Lexington.
Rev. Camden E Lynch, a former pupil
at the D. D. < B. Institution, here. Was
married Oh Monday to Miss Alberta
Burkes, Of New Glasgow, Va.
Mrs. Annie Ii. Powell and her little SOL
were III charlottesville this week visiting
relatives.
Highland Reeorder:-"Mr, Jas. Judy of
Stanton is visiting fgiGnds in Crabbot-
tom.''
Miss Lusie Flanagan of Charlottesville.
who has been visiting relatives here. has
retsisned home.
Charlottesville Progress:-s'M Mrs. saliie
Walker of Augusta county is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. j. r. Elliott
Mrs. W. I. Patton OF West Virginia, is
in the city, a guest Of Mas. Maj. II. N.