Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-06-07
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PILE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Clifton Forge Review says that MI.
jerome Menifee, whose health has been
very bad lately; was attacked by insanity
while on the street there last week. lie
was taken to Hinton, w. Va. MI. Mepi-
fee is from Staunton, where he has many
friends who will be distressed to hear OF
his i'll health. He is son of the late Thos.
X. Menifee. Since the above was in type,
Mr.. Menifee arrived in Staunton and was
put in the Western State Hospital.
Rockingham Register: "Miss Mary
Miller who has been attending the w. i.
l. in Staunton, returned home on Monday
and has gone in quarantine for two weeks
at the Rev. Dr.. Waugh's residence, She
was allowed to enter town by our supposed
| memorable Mayor upon numerously Sign
ed petition.'
LeWisburg, w. Va, Independent "Mr.
Pink l.. Warren has returned from visit
to Staunton, Va. Miss Lizzie Donnally
has also returned from the same city where
she had been attending school. Mr.. M. A.
Jackson is back from trip to Augusta
county,"
Miss Lizzie J. Gibson, one of the Facul-
ty of the Virginia College for Young Ladies.
at Roanoke, of which Rev. DR.. Harris is
Principal, returned last Wednesday to her
home near FishersviIle, the session of the
college having closed.
Covington (Alleghany) Sentinel: 'Mrs.
G. &. Gooch and family Of Staunton, and
sister, Miss Jennie Payne, we understand
Will spend the summer in Covington. They
will occupy residence near the Intermont
HOTEL
Lexington Gazette: "Miss Lucy A.
Johns, teacher of vocal music and modern
languages at the Wesleyan Female Insti-
tute, Staunton, is the guest Of Miss Nellie
Irvine. She will remain until after the
commandments, and then return to her
home at Van Vert, Ohio"
MI. P H. Trout Of this city, one of the
Virginia Commissioners to the Exposition
in Mexico, has received book from the
City of Mexico with the plans and pictures
of the coming exposition. 1t will rank
high in the history of Worlds Fairs.
Prof. j. H. Bader, Superintendent of
Public Schools, goes to the foot of Shenan-
dOah mountain this week on a fishing eX
curson, and on returning from there will
leave for South Carolina, where Mrs. Bader
has been for some weeks visiting relatives.
Col E. G. Machen of n. Y, President
of the Old Dominion Construction Co. of
New Y ork, which is constructing a part
of the new railroad in Rockingham, was at
the Virginia Hotel Monday on his way to
Harrisonburg.
Messrs. W. A. Pratt, President; Chas.
Catlett, Vice Presidents F. 3. Berkeley,
Jr., Secretary, and A. II. Taylor, Critic,
are the officers of the Staunton Debating
Society for the next two months.
Among the councilmen elected at Gov
ington was Mr.. Joseph E. Rollins, cashier
of the Covington National Bank, and for
merly an officer of the National Valley
Bank of Staunton.
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Price returned home from Staunton We'd
nesday morning. She will spend the Sum-
mer months with her father, Rev. 2. B.
Price,
Maj. S. M. Yost returned last week
from visit to Louisville. KY, enthusiast
tic about the evidences Of good times he
saw. He thinks the country is entering on
an era of great prosperity.
Mr.. Otey G. Hulvey, a lawyer of Keyser,
w. Va, was married on Wednesday last
to Miss Genevra L. Sllling, daughter of
MI. Richard M. Silling Of Spring Hill, in
this county.
MI. Thomas H. Slaven late with Adams
Express Go. here, was married last Monday
to Miss Lula Sipe, daughter of MI. w. A.
Sipe of Monterey, Highland.
Mrs. J. w. Newton, State Organizer,
addressed the children of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion work, at Broad street Mis-
sion in Richmond, on Saturday afternoon.
M al. Jed Hotchkiss of Staunton, was to
address the West Virginia Bankers Asso-
cation at Wheeling, yesterday, on ''Sound
Money"
Misses Mamie and Abbie McFarland,
daughters of the late Rev. DR.. D. X. Nc
Farland, spent several days with the fami-
ly of Rev. J. E. Booker at Hebron manse.
At the Valley Female Seminary COM
mencement at Waynesboro, Miss Bertha
Wissler of Augusta, got the gold medal
for instrumental music,
Miss Alice I. Bragg, the industrial and
cooking teacher in the public schools, is
spending her vacation at her home in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mrs. M. B. Hamrick left Monday for
Iowa to visit her parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Levi Fishburne.
Hon. Jacob Y ost is opening up an ore
bank in which he is interested, near We
suvius.
Hon. D. S. Henkel of Waynesboro, has
returned home from the Johns Hopkins
Hospital greatly improved.
Mrs. r. M. Ayres and her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. E. Craig, are visiting relatives
in New Y ork.
MI. Wilmer H. Paine has made his home
in Richmond, and his wife and daughter
have gone there to join him.
MI and Mrs. II. T. Rocky and MI. Guy
Hockey, left on Monday to spend the sum-
mer at their old home in Ohio.
MI. WILDER Veitch OF Chicago, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Chas. G. Wheat.
Mrs. Ida Eakle of Staunton, has taken a
position at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Mrs. Resale White left on Monday to
visit relatives in Norfolk.
Nh. O. K. Lapham is spending some
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