Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-09-07
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PILE THAT YOU KNOW.


PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mr.. Dunbar Murray popular young gen
tleman OF this city, has secured the photo
graph gallery and. business of Mr.. Edwin
M. Taylor, and is now conducting it. The
gallery has achieved an excellent reputa-
ton and MI. Murray will keep it up to its
standard.
Mrs. M. B. Hamrick of this city success
fully passed her examination before the
State Board of Examiners at Richmond
and received her diploma as an embalmer.
She will assist her husband, the we'll known
funeral director.
While at Union, Mon roe county, w.
Va, last week with her husband, Mrs.
Gen. John Echols received intelligence OF
the death of her sister, Miss Cochran at
Cape Cod, Mass, and left for that point.
Miss Coo hiram was well known in Staunton.
Miss Lula Sipe, teacher of the public
school at West Augusta, and Miss Laur IA
Cross were both thrown from buggy near
there last week. Both were somewhat
bruised, but neither were injured seriously.
Charlottesville Progress: miss May
Jarman, accompanied by Master Joe and
little Miss Hope, left yesterday for Au-
gusta county, where they will visit rela-
tives.' -
Mrs. Lewis Hartman and her children
have returned from Millboro, and are again
among the resident guests at the Virginia
Hotel.
MI. 7. Dorset Bailie formerly Of Staun-
ton, has just been reelected to the position
of Chief of the Fire Department Of Buena
Vista.
DR.. Lewis Wheat Of Richmond, who was
SO dangerously il! some weeks ago. is quite
recovered, and was in the city last week
visiting his brother, Mr.. C. G. Wheat.
Mai. VIM. Joliff of Buchanan, who has
many friends in Stanton, has recovered
from his recent dangerous illness, at Los
Angeles, California.
Col. Kennerdine and wife, of Radford
were in the city last week entering theil
daughter, Miss Annie Kennerdine, as q
pupil at the Virginia Female Institute.
Miss Embra Morton, daughter OF Rev.
DR.. W. D. Morton, Of Henderson, N. C..
arrived here yesterday to attend the Au-
gusta Female Seminary.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlayne, widow of the
late John Hampden Chamberlayne is, with
her two daughters, visiting Mrs. Alex. f.
Robertson.
Miss Edith Murray, daughter of Rev.
G.. Mosley Murray, Of Rapidan, is visiting
relatives in the city.
Col. A. M. Bowman, formerly OF Augusta
county, has become the General Manager
of the Virginia Land Exchange at Salem.
Deputy Sheriff W. 2. Barley, of Bote-
tourt, was in the city several days last
week.
Mrs. Leroy P. Daingerfeld of Augusta,
is still quite sick at the home of her broth
erin law, Dr.. Fl. s. Pole.
Charlottesville Progress: ''Miss Lena
Powell Of Stanton, is visiting her cousin,
MI. W. w. Keenan, on South street,
Mrs. G.. w. Shuey residing near Swoopes
fell last week and broke her arm. She set
it herself and is doing very well.
Miss Ella May N loon has gone to Dayton,
Rockingham, to take her position in the
Faculty of the Shenandoah Normal College.
Mr.. Samuel II. Reese, of the Baltimore
Evening News, is visiting his father, DR..
3. z. Reese.
Col. 10. Lane Stern Of Richmond, in
spected the West Augusta Guards on Mon
day night.
Mr.. W. W. Gibbs, Prohibition State
Chairman, was in Norfolk Friday.
Miss Lena Sayers Of Salem, is visiting
friends in StauntOn.
Miss Mamie Butler of StauntOn, is Wis
iting Miss Jennie Butler at Covington, Va
Radford News: ''F. A. Vanilla, the
barber, has located at Staunton.7
Mrs. w. G. P. Breckenridge is among
the guests at the Hotel Allegheny, Goshen
Mr.. j. l.. Beck and wife are at the Ea-
kletOa.