Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-07-06
SONAL
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

The Richmond Religious Herald, speak
ing Of the death of Mrs. Frost, mother Of
, Mrs. M. N. Bradley, of this city, says
"The death Of Mrs. Frost, mother Of Dr.
J. M. Frost, of Nashville, and relict OF
Rev. j. M. Frost, ST., removes from earth
to heaven one OF the queenliest and noblest
OF Christian women. Wherever she was
> known, and she was very widely known,
she was honored and beloved. We extend
warmest sympathy"
: MI. VIM. A. Pratt Of Philadelphia, Civ i
Engineer in charge of the Eastern Diyis-
ion Of the B. Il O. BY, has been spending
part of his vacation with his brother,
Capt. G. Julian Pratt at ssWalnut Grove
stock farm. He is a Staunton boy, whose
wife is a daughter of the late Porterfeld
Kinney.
Mrs. w. l.. Olivier, who underwent a
critical surgical operation at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital ON Monday. is not out
of danger-yesterday was to decide. Her
husband who has been with her for several
days is still there.
Mrs. Annie Goodloe McHenry, of KY,
is spending the summer at Alton, while
Mr.. McHenry attends the summer law
school at the University of Virginia.
/ Luray Courier: "Mr. r. w. Burke.
I vice-president of the National Valley Bank
Of Staunton, Va, spent several days in
Luray this week looking after important
business"
Ex-Judge J. w. Myers of Monterey, has
sold his property there and will soon re-
move from the county.
The family of Mr.. Charles L. Cooke,
with Mrs. Kate Kilby and her daughters,
have rented house at Buffalo Gap for the
summer.
Among the members of the Staunton bar,
booked to attend the State Bar Association
are the following-A. c. Braxton, Judge
Lyman Chalkley, Edward Echols, Hon.
Marshall Hanger, Judge George M. Har-
rison, Thomas D. Ransom and daughter,
Alexander f. Robertson. and Hon. H. St.
| George Tucker.
B. L. PartloW has sold to Mrs. Maria B.
| Taylor for ST 900, a vacant lot on Berkeley
street, Gospel Hill. This lot adjoins on
the west the home Of Jas. Ker, Jr.
Mrs. W. P. Tams returned Sunday
morning from a visit to California.
| Misses Katie and Ella Banner have re-
I turned from ask weeks trip to Washing
ton, Baltimore and other Northern cities.
Mr.. w. A. Danner of Richmond, il,
spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. M. r. Banner, near this city.
Mrs. W. P. Hilleary. Miss Mamie Hill
leary and Mrs. Rennoe, who have been
guests at Capt. III. M. McIlhany's, are Wis
iting in Warrenton.
Mr.. H. T. Hockey and his family left on
Friday to spend a month with relatives in
Lancaster, Ohio.
Miss Belle BledSoe and Mrs. Page left
for Rockbridge Baths on Tuesday evening.
MI j. A. Hanger has been appointed
! postmaster at Stribling Springs, vice ]. N.
Perry resigned.
MI. Jos. b. Woodward, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, spent the Fourth in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Fannie McCue left for Salem yes
terday morning, and her daughter, Miss
Lizzie McCue, left for Culpeper.
MI. Henry Witt Of Staunton, has be-
come partner in the wholesale hat firm of
Elhart, Joyner 4 Co.. in Baltimore.
Major and Mrs. B. T. Bagby have issued
cards of invitation to the marriage of their
niece. Miss Martha Julia Spears, to Mr..
Frank Boude Kennedy, on Thursday morn
ing, July II, at 8 o'clock. at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, Staunton, Va.
Misses Annie and Fannie Guy of Rich
mond, ale visiting the family of their
uncle, Capt. Thomas D. Ransom, at Coax
enwold."
Mrs. Sarah E. Valentine Of Charlottes-
vile, widow of the late John G. Valentine,
who has not been in Staunton for twenty
two years, spent the Fourth with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jos. A. Valentine.
Mr.. Charles Prufer is down with typhoid
fever, we regret to learn.
Cashier Henry A. Walker of the Nation
al Valley Bank, left yesterday for Atlantic
City.
MI. and Mrs. r, D. Apperson, Miss
Maggie Apperson, T. K. Menefee, Ro. D.
McCue, Richard Meyer and Geo. Joliffe, left
Wednesday for Travellers Repose, w.
Va, to spend month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G.. McGilvray went
to Cold Sulphur Springs Saturday last to
remain month.
MI. VIM. M. Eakle, a brother of MI. B.
f. Eakle. is quite sick OF heart disease, at
his home on West Frederick street.
MI. John w. Abby. one of Staunton's
Oldest business men, is out after long
sickness.
Among the V. M. l., Alumni who at
tended the finals there were, Capt. G. g.
Berkeley and L. W. H. Peyton.
Luray Union; s'Capt, G.. Julian Pratt
representing the Staunton Life Insurance
Co., was in town Saturday. The Captain
has by no means lost any of his ''gift of
CAB, y and can talk Insurance equal to any
man we ever heard.'
Mrs. Lewis Harman and children are
visiting friends in Winchester.
Among the dancers at the V. NJ l., Ca
Diet final ball, was Miss Matte Wayt of
Staunton, wearing pink crepon with pearls
Capt. [. II. Saunders, Superintendent of
the Danville Military Academy, was elect
ed a Vice President of the v. M. L., AL
lumni Association last week.
Capt. y. r. Funston of Staunton, was in
Washington, Friday.
Col r. S. Turk was at Pocahontas, W.
Va, Circuit Court, last week, where, with
Senator G. ?. Jones, he is counsel for the
holders OF some 10000 worth Of lands
whom the st. Lawrence Boom & Manufac-
turing Co, are suing to eject.
A letter from Mr.. F. w. Hager,
says he had arrived safely in Germany, but
had not Ontten To his old home vet His