Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-07-05
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

tute at Lexington. last week, were: - Miss
Kate Mcclure of Staunton, with Mr.. J. r
Horner of Arkansas. white silk and flow
ers. Miss Judia Bumgardner of Staunton
with Mr.. II. Stratton Of Texas; white
muslin. Miss Martha Christian OF Va.
with Mr.. Bryant of Alexandria, Va; OF.
candle and white satin, Marechal Nei
roses.
Col. J. G.. Shields of Riverside, Rock
bridge, the popular Secretary of the Staun
ton Chamber of Commerce, reached the
city Monday. He has been kept away by
T; the silly guarantees which, if he visited
Staunton, would let him go nowhere else
However. the veteran soldier wrote Presi
dent Witt that if his presence was necessa
~ at the June meeting of the Chamber. he
would steal a march Oh the quarantines
and walk into Staunton at night.
Mrs. Kate Fl. Mackinson of Georgetown
Texas, was at the Virginia Hotel this
week on her way to Europe. She stopped
here to see her daughter who is pupil al
the Augusta Female Seminary, and who is
at present spending some time with the
family of Rev. j. E. Booker in this coun-
ty. Mrs. Mackinson, herself. is gradu-
ate of the Wesleyan Female Institute here.
Virginia Enterprise &c. M. Shanahan
general manager of Rich Patch Mines and
Buena Vista Furnace, and his brother, u.
A. Shanahan of Louisville, were in the city
Saturday. We learn from them that Buena
Vista Furnace will be ready for operations
between the 18th Of July and the LIST OF
August"
Lexington letter June Doth in Richmond
Times: "Hon. Harry st. Geo. Tucker
congressman from the Tenth Virginia dis
trict, with his family, is staying here with
his father AMI mother. MI. and Mrs. j.
Randolph Tucker, at "Blandome. He is
to-day the proud possessor OF twins
boy and girl.''
Lewisburg, w. Va, Independent "Jno
Fl. Crosier, Esq, of the Staunton bar anG
Prof. J. G.. Dunsmore are here this week
on business in our circuit court. J. r
Caldwell, ESQ.,, of Greenbrier Bridge. is il
Augusta county, visiting the scenes of hi
boyhood days.
Mr.. Watkins Lee has given up the Hote
Allegheny at Goshen, and will hereafte
only run the Rawley Springs. The ALE
ghany has been taken by Wood & Malone.
the firm that is changing the old Woodcocl
works at Goshen into a Touring mil
plant.
Prof. Jas. A. Harrison of Washington
& Lee University, has been elected to thu
chair of the Romance languages in TIN
University of Virginia, and Prof. VIM
III. Parkinson to the chair of TeutOni'
languages.
Commonwealth Attorney Meade F
White was in Salem, Roanoke, this weel
as one of the counsel for the defense of J
W. Garrison, tried for attempted assault
on Miss Myrtle Paris. a 14-year-old girl
The accused was acquitted Oh Tuesday.
Misses Mamie and Myrtle Powell, daugh
tiers of Capt. E. T. Powell, and grand
daughters of Capt. J. J. Stack, ST., WIFI
have been attending st. Francis Parochia
school, left for their home in Cincinnati
on Saturday last.
| Concord letter in Appomattox Times
"Prof. II. M. Chamberlayne OF the D., D
& B. Institution, Staunton, Va, with hi
son and daughter, is summering at thi
place. Miss Matte Williams Of Stauntor
is visiting Miss Della Steele
Mrs. M. B. Hamrlck returned last Sat
urday from a month S visit to her father
Levi Fishburne, in Iowa. Mr.. Fishburn
was formerly of this county, but has II
sided in the West for a number of years.
The Messrs. Loeb-the three brothers
Ferdinand, Adolph and Julius moved int
their beautiful new home on North Goa
ter street, yesterday. 1t is one of tn
handsomest homes in the State.
Clifton Forge Virginian ''R. G. Men
efee of Staunton, was in town Tuesda
looking after the property of his brother
J. G.. Menefee."
Prof. Max Brownold, formerly Of Staur
| ton, now music teacher in New Y Ork
spent the Fourth at Berryville, Clark
county, with his relatives.
MI. Augustus E. White, formerly o
Staunton, opened the old Sweet Spring
June 18th. and had twenty-one guests reg
istered the first two days.
Harrisonburg Register: Mrs. McFa
of Mt. Scion, has been spending sewers
weeks with her soon, S. B. McFall, O.
North Main street,
Mrs. G. G. Berry's sister, Miss Lill D
Fink, and her niece, Miss Glen Berry, o
Johnstown, Pa, are visiting at the resi-
dence of MI. c. c. Berry.
The alternate appointed by the V. NJ.
Board to A. A. Hoge of Staunton, VIII
received the cadet appointment, is G.. I
G. Keller of Augusta.
President M. E. ingalls, of the g. & o
has, with his family, taken possession o
his summer cottage at the Virginia He
Springs.
| Richmond State: "Miss Fannie Harrison
daughter of Judge Harrison, who spen
the winter in Richmond, IS in Wythevill
IOf Clo summer"
Prof. w. G. Guthrie and family of Poi
Gibson, Miss, are visiting Mrs. Gilkeso
near Barterbrook.
Madison G.. II. Press Mrs. S. M. Robe
of Augusta county, is visiting friends q
| WOlftoWn."
In the graduating class at the V. M.
last week, was w. H. Bumgardner OF Va
who stood No. 10.
MI. J. II. May has been appointed posi-
master at Dooms, Augusta county, vic
Mr.. J. J. Harner, resigned.
Messrs. j. Howard Wayt and Julia
Bryan left yesterday morning on a thre
days visit to Monterey, Highland.
Mrs. John Echols. Mrs. Cummins an