Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-07-20
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG

PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
A letter from MI. T. w. Hager, dated
at Bad Salzschlinf, watering place in
Westphalia, dated June 2Sth, says he is
feeling first rate. The baths are a specific
Tor rheumatism. He expects to start fo1
home on August End. He writes that
when he visited his old home (which he
left in 1871 nobody knew him, and his
brothers wife talked to him some time as
a stranger.
The Mexico, Mo-, Intelligencer has an
account Of an elegant reception given by
Mrs. j. M. Marmaduke and her daughter,
Mrs. b. B. Eskridge of Staunton, at which
$50 ladies were present. Mrs. Jno. S.
Marmaduke and Miss Halle Clemson OF
st. Louis, assisted.
Clifton Forge Virginian ''Mr. S S.
Peterson of Stanton. arrived in our city
Saturday. He is making preparations to
begin building the house on Prospect walk
for MI. W. F. Tinsley which MI. B. l..
Partlow contracted for not long since
Nj. J. M. Boes is enjoying a visit from his
wife and little daughter Bessie, who came
up from Staunton Monday evening and are
at the Hotel Clifton"
Mrs. Cora Finley Gilkeson of Parkers-
burg, W. Va, wife Of Nh. e. M. Gilkeson,
the West Virginia Collector Of Internal
Revenue is, with her children, visiting her
father, Rev. DR.. Finley, at Thinking
noiIx of
Judge Daily, of the Romney, w. Va, Cir
cult, is also visiting Dr.. Finley who is his
uncle.
Ri chmond Dispatch letter from AlIegha-
ny Springs: Miss Bessie McCue of
Stanton, is visiting Miss Colhoun, and
has already added many to her list Of
friends, her bright, vivacious converse
ton and winning face causing her always
to be much sought after.''
Congressman Tucker succeeded in get
ting the salary of the Bermuda consulate,
now filed 10y Hon. Marshall Hanger, in
creased from $500 to $4,000 in the appro-
priation bill, and though the senate put
it back to the old figure, he hopes the con-
ference will reverse it's action.
New Market Valley: ''Mrs. DE-. III. H.
Henkel of Staunton, Va, spent several
days here the last of this week, visiting
relatives. She was accompanied by her
father, Judge Turney, of Cameron, Mis-
souri,, and her little daughter Halle, the
latter of whom will remain here several
weeks"
Judge J. M. Quarles and wife, and Will
lie Prison; Mrs. E. w. Bayly, and MI. E.
J. Gushing and wife, left for Atlantic City
yesterday morning. MI. NJ. W. Quarles
trip.
Mr.. Philip e. Rosenbaum, formerly of
Staunton. son Of the late s. M. Rosen-
baum, tiler of Staunton lodge No. - Of
Masons, has been appointed to a position
by the Governor Of Oklahoma territory
worth S., 900 year. He is a graduate of
the Dunsmore Business College.
Mrs. j. g. Marquis, Mrs. J. T. Parent.
Mrs. J. II. Blackburn and family, Mrs. T..
r. Blackburn and family, Mrs. Davidson
of Rockbridge and Mr.. L. r. Blackburn,
are camping in tents for two weeks at Jen-
ning's Gap, for which point they left on
Tuesday.
The artificial limb factory of MI. J. E
Hanger, formerly of Augusta county, in
Washington city, was burned Monday
evening. The building was not much in
jured, but MI. Hangers stock, valued
at 50 900, is total loss.
MI. John A. Shuey, near Ft. Defiance,
is recovering from fall from his mower
a few days ago, by which his elbow was
dislocated, and he received other injuries.
State Secretary of the Y. NJ. G. Associa-
ton, H. o. Williams, was here yesterday,
a guest of Capt. H. M. McIlhany. He
starts for the st. Lawrence river next week
on his annual vacation.
Winchester Times mr. Clifford Bar
ton of Staunton, road from Winchester to
Staunton in nine hours and 45 minutes.
This is making pretty good time.''
Boyce letter in Clarke Courier: "Mr.
and Mrs. Wolfrey of Staunton, who were
married in that place July 9TH, are visiting
Mrs. j. w. Keller, the aunt of the bride,
at this place."
Mr.. L. A. Fraser of Yost's Weekly. has
taken a position Oh the Neacs. and his other
two partners Messrs. A. B. Blackburn and
w. G. Straughan in the Weekly, have pur-
chased his interest.
Mr.. H. M. Smythe, U. s. Minister TO
Hayti, was in the city this week, on his
way to Washington. His furlough is until
October, but affairs at Hayti look as if it
was possible he would have to return to his
post sooner.
Prof. John Hart of Caroline county,
who founded the Stanton Baptist Female
Institute, and also founded the Albemarle
Female Institute at Charlottesville, is Wis
iting in Charlottesville.
Highland BecOrder "Mr. Joseph Bark
man, wife and little daughter. Miss Eliza
beth, and Mrs. Elizabeth Liggett and son.
Mr.. James Liggett of Staunton, are visit
ing Mrs. Liggett's daughter, Mrs. W. Fl.
Matheny, of this place.
Union, Monroe, Waterman: "Mr. A.
G. Braxton of Staunton, and Misses Eliza
beth and Lucy Hopkins of Baltimore, are
guests of Mrs. Judge Bingham, at elm
wood" having arrived last tuesday,
Low Moor letter in Clifton Forge Re
view: MRS. Langford Of Staunton, and
her daughter, Mrs. John Cribbens, and
grand daughter, Mrs. Drewly, of Philadel
phia and little great granddaughter.
Elizabeth and Alice, are guests at the Will
son House,
Waynesboro Sentinel: '!Miss Lou With
row, of Lewisburg, W. Va. and Miss
Gertie Fulton, of Nit. Meridian, are visiting
Misses Kate and Maria Koiner, near Koin-
ef's Store''