Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-09-21
Staunt0n vindi Gator
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. Fl, 1894.
LOCAL.
p e r SON. AL,

WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EHIENTs OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
New Market Valley: 'Mrs. G.. A. Brock
is spending this week with her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Chapman, in Stanton. Mrs. DR.. G..
G. Henkel, of this place, and Miss Bette
Henkel, of Baltimore, left here last Satur-
day for Stanton, where they ;sie Spending
d few days visiting Is!atives. Mir. Will
liam Mcdaniel and his cousin, Miss Sallie
Campbell left here to day, I!laFsil;ty, for
Staunton, where they will make t!:eir home
with her sister, iss Maggie Campbell.
Miss Sallie has lived in our midst for
number of years, and by her many good
qualities won the esteem Of our people gen.
orally"
Miss Lucy Hough daughter of Hon. r.
L. Hough, Solicitor OF Internal Revenue
at Washington, who has l,eer Speeding the
summer at her Old home in II iIisLoro, Ohio,
returned to Washington Friday accoinpan-
led by her grand mother, Mrs. Helena
Barry. Mrs. Barry is all aged lady, and
this is her first visit East siliee about go
years ago, when she came over the Allegha-
MES to visit relatives at STANTON, in a
tWohorse private conveyance. Then the
journey consumed nearly q fortnight. On
this occasion the journey to Washington
was made in less than l. hours.
Mr.. Charles Carter Berkeley, sen of DR..
Garter elke!ey, and late commandment at
the Augusta Military Academy, left on the
18th inst, to take the position Of Comman-
dant and Professor Of Mathematician the
Worthington Military Academy at Lin
coin, Nebraska. It is all institution under
the patronage OF the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of Nebraska. MI. Berkeley had
previously received the tender of q similar
appointment at IN institution in Kentucky,
b 1T declined 1t.
Winchester News: s'Mrs. Ann r. II.
Powell, left for Lexington, Va, ON Thurs
ilay, where she will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. j. Randolph Tucker. Mrs.
Powell will he greatly missed by her many
friends in Winchester. Miss Alice Lewis,
who has been Oh a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Miller Long, left last week for Staunton.
MI Frank Grim Of Stanton, was in this
city last week"
Hugh A. S. Hamilton & Co., the Angus
Ia stock breeders, are exhibiting this week
at the Grange Camp Association in the
Northern Neck of Virginia, and will go
thence to the Alexandria fair, and from
there to the Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
iri foi
IN exhibit as they carry makes a good adj
yertisenent for the Old county of Augusta.
| Mr.. Harry Il. Blease from New berry, S.
- a son-lnlaw of MI. Marion Koiner near
| ,Eaynesooro, has formed Il partnership with
Mir. Charles Curry of this city, for the
practice of law, lie brings the highest
recommendations from the members of the
Supreme Court of South Carolina, and
members Of the bar of that State.
Speaking of the death there of Mr..
VIM. ]. Prufer, formerly of Staunton, the
Richmond Dispatch says: "Few men had
OF deserved to have more friends than Will
| lie Prnfer. He WAS a thorough gentleman,
was bright and cheerful under most trying
circumstances, and had friendly smile
and cordial greeting for all
Mrs. Harry Frazier OF Richmond, wife
Of the Superintendent Of Way of the G. e
| O. road. and who is a summer guest at
| The Kalorama, had her head badly cut a
few days ago by the sudden falling forward
of folding bed which she was letting
| down.
Clifton Forge Virginian "Mr. e. J.
Cochran spent Sunday at his home in Sum-
meridian. He returned home yesterday
afternoon bringing with him his sister,
Miss Rena Cochran, who will spend q few
days with him and his brother, MI. w. S.
Cochran
Clifton Forge Review: 'Mrs. Raymond
Dunn, of Staunton, has entered into con-
tract for the erection OF a large 1O-room
boarding house in West Clifton Forge, the
location being Allegheny street. B. f.
Eakle Of Staunton, is the contractor.o
| MI. Edward E. Lane Of Staunton, son Of
Rev. Edward Lane, late a missionary to
Brazil, has taken position as teacher at
Lewisburg, W, Va. He is a graduate of
Hampden Sidney College.
Col. J. G. Shields, Secretary of the Staun-
ton Chamber of Commerce, made an inter-
esting address at a public meeting held
last week at Buena Vista, with a view to
establishing a similar Chamber there.
Mr.. Hampton Hanger, son of Dr.. j. M.
Hanger, has gone to Washington Il Lee
University, and MI. Robt. G. Craig, son of
Col. w. e Craig, has gone to the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
MI. Leo Wheat, the musician, has fully
recovered his health, and is at his home,
crest Easy in Clarke county. He pre-
sided at the organ in Grace church at Ber-
ryvilIe, Sunday.
MI VIM. A. Rineheart, of Covingt0n,
and Nj ISIS E. e. Harper, daughter of Geo.
K. Harper, of Richmond, formerly of
Staunton, were married in Richmond last
week.
Miss May Jarman the Oldest of the
"Jarman Children" of Charlottesville.
whose musical entertainments have given
so much pleasure in Staunton, has gone to
Bristol Va, to boarding school.
Judge Paris V. Jones of Craig county.
was in the city last week. bringing his
| daughter, Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss
Grace Sweetwood to the Wesleyan Female
Institute.
Rockbridge News: "Mr. Charles Coch-
ran has removed from Lexington to Staun-
ton where he has accepted business posi-
tion."
Grand Chancellor of knights of Pyth-