Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-07-13
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
Pile THAT YOJT KNOW.

| WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mr.. g. L. Jordan of this county. has re'
ceived an appointment in the Land Office
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way Co., with headquarters at Las Cru
ces, New Mexico, and will go there as soon
as the great railroad strike is over. MI.
Jordan is former Superintendent OF
Schools of Augusta, and before that was
for many years manager in one of the larg.
est business houses in the county. He is a
man Of fine ability, and will make a valua-
BILE officer in his new position. He is a
native Of this county, has resided here all
his life, and his standing with our people is
Of the highest.
The Norfolk Virginian says: 'Nliss Lois
V. Corprew, of Brambleton, who has been
teacher of language and physical culture
at the Wesleyan Female Institute, Staunton
for a number Of years, has been invited to
drill the jackson Light Infantry one night
next week, and has accepted the invitation.
Miss Corprew is q very thorough tactl-
cian."
The following officers for Staunton Lodge
No. As, /. o. 0. F., have been installed
Noble Grand, J. Addison Cooke; Vice
Grand, c. S. w. Barnes; Treasurer. w.
M. Simpson; Recording Secretary, G. "A.
Grafton; Financial Secretary, Charles E.
| Fretwell; Right Supporter to Noble Grand,
Charles G. Wheat; Left Supporter, Charles
Curry.
Harrisonburg Register: "Misses Lizzie
and Minnie Grattan OF Staunton, who
have been visiting relatives in town, have
returned home, leaving many warm
friends. Miss Ruth Partlow of Staunton
who has been visiting friends in this place
left Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. John
Wissler, of Mt. Jackson
Clifton Forge Virginian "Miss Fan
ME Bell, OF Augusta county, who has been
visiting Mrs. r. II, Jones, left Clifton Fri
day noon for Longdale. where she will be
the guest of Mrs. S. M. Alvis.''
MI. Jas. w. Wayman. a brother Of the
Drs. Wayman Of this city, and merchant
of Granger, Texas, for the last % years, is
on visit to his two brothers here. Mr.
Wayman was in his earlier life schoo
teacher in Culpeper, Va, and among his
pupils were Rev. Jno. Il. James and Mr.
Meade II. White of Staunton.
Mr.. Geo. Argenbright, farmer neal
Greenville, in his ninety third year. is il
the harvest field this year according to his
lifelong custom. He is the father Of CLERK
Newton Argenbright.
Mr.. Harry w. Fuller, General Ticket
Agent Of the G. & o. Ry., who had botl
legs broken in an accident on the road last
week, is doing well and will soon he re
moved from Washington to the Healing
Springs in Bath.
The Richmond Female Institute build
ing has been bought by the Board of Trus
tees of 1.-THE Woman S College, for SIC, 00(
and Rev. Dr.. James Nelson has been re.
elected President for the coming session.
;; This shows decided success in DR.. n elson s
management.
Bridgewater letter in Harrisonburg Reg.
lister: "Col. Jas. G.. Cochran and MI
VIM. Crawford of Augusta county, were
in Bridgewater on Tuesday last. MI. III
w. Hilleary of Stanton, who has beer
evening last"
Woodstock Herald: "Mrs. John Heller
who has been visiting her parents in Green
vile, Augusta county, returned to he1
home here OH Monday. She was accompa-
MED by Misses Bessie and Marguerite
Merritt, who will be her guests"
Miss Ella May Noon, graduate of the
Staunton High School, has been elected tC
leadership in the Shenandoah Norma
College at Dayton, for the ensuing session.
Dr. Lewis Wheat of Richmond, broth
Ell of MI. Charles G. Wheat, has been quite
| ill Of blood poisoning, contracted in sur
gical operation. He was better at last &C
counts.
Miss Cornelia May, daughter Of MI
Geo. W. May, vino Was instructor in elo
cutiOn at DR.. Harris school in Roanoke
last session, is in Boston taking a course
in the School of Elocution there.
Mrs. Dr.. r. A. Berry of Oxmoor, Ala.
arrived in Staunton Saturday OH her way
to spend the summer with her mother
Mrs. Dr.. McChesney at Middlebrook.
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quite badly bruised by being thrown from
a runaway horse on Friday last, Oh his way
home from StauntOn.
Mr.. Henry Witt who has taken an inter
est in hat firm in Baltimore, will leave to
make his home in that CITY about Septem
Der LIST.
Judge J. W. Myers OF Highland, is stop
ping at the Central Hotel here. On Tues
DAY he made visit to Mt. Sidney, his old
home.
Miss Mary E. Wren has taken sit
uation at Rockbridge Alum Springs fol
the season and left Friday last for thai
place.
Principal Frank B. Yates Of the Arkan
sas Deaf Mute Institute is, with his wife
spending the summer with his father neal
| ArbOr Hill.
Winchester Times: Miss Glenn Atk
inson of Staunton, is the guest Of Miss Ca
rey Barton.
| Winchester News: "Miss Simpson OF
Staunton, Va, is visiting Miss Sallie Bar
| ley on North Main street,
| Mrs. L. A. Boone of the Augusta Female
Seminary, left for Roanoke this week t6
spend the vacation with her sisters.
| Mrs. A. S. WOodhouse of Staunton, was
guest of Rev. J. T. Williams family at
Falls Church, Fairfax, Sunday.
Mrs. J. Emmett Guy Of the Salem
Female Seminary, is visiting friends at