Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-08-16
eminent employ. in the Land Department

on w edneSQay evening from VlSlC
some weeks to their daughter, Mrs. st
Clair, at Tazewell G. II.
Miss Belle White of Lexington, was a
the Eakleton Hotel yesterday. She cam
down to meet her sister, Mrs. Goldsby O.
Alabama.
Edward S. Baker left Sunday for New
York to accept a position with Charles Is
Rouss, of New Y ork.
Charles Town, W. Va, Spirit of Jeffer
son: "Rev. H. p. Hamill was in tow
this morning.
Mr.. |. G. Morton, late of Greenwood
has returned to Staunton to take position
with Philadelphia publishing house.
Miss Mamie German left this week fol
visit to her uncle, MI. G. L. Calaghan. a
Overton, Albem arle.
MI. VIM. Patrick returned on Friday
from attending the Virginia State Bar AS
ISOLATION at the White Sulphur.
Capt. H. M. Mcllhany Of this city, was
among the "Mosby's men" who ATTENDED
their reunion at Marshall, Fauquier, yes.
| terday.
Misses Lottie and Daisy Mason of Frank
fort, KY, daughters of MI. and Mrs. Hora
ito 2. Mason, are being entertained by
their aunt, Mrs. John b. Blackley.
DR.. Marshall O. Burkholder has gone tC
the White Sulphur to attend the State
Dental Association which meets August
Goth.
MI. r. w. Menifee of Staunton, quail
fed in the Allegheny county court last
week as Committee for his brother, Jerome
G. Menifee.
Clifton Forge Review: attorney Car
ter BraXton of the Staunton bar, attended
our county court this week on professional
business. y
Charlottesville Chronicle miss Mollie
H. Haines, Of Staunton, spent the past
week at Willow Brook and Forest
Home"
Charlottesville Chronicle: mrs. Lena
Bailey and children of Staunton, are visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. j. A. Greaver, on East
Market street."
Mrs. w. II. Cooke, Miss Nan Cooke and
Miss Clemence Cooke. have returned from
the Variety Springs.
Charlottesville Chronicle: "Miss Lizzie
Wills left yesterday afternoon to visit
friends in Staunton.' -
Harrisonburg Glance "Miss Evelyn
Kinney, of Staunton, is the guest Of Mrs
L. II. Ott.''
MI. A. S. Lara with his son, MI. S. BraG
Lara, is visiting his sister in Auburn
Maine.
Mr.. Bev. B. Eskridge, of Marmaduke &
Eskridge, Washington city, was in the city
last week.
Mrs. S. IL. Rosenbaum Of Roanoke, is il
the city spending some time with hel
mother, Mrs. H. M. Powers.
MI. and Mrs. Robt. L. Parrish of Gov
ington, were at the EakletOn Hotel Mon.
day, having come to attend Miss Shanna-
hams funeral.
Nh. o. G. Hulvey of Augusta, will have
charge of the Mt Crawford Academy next
session.
Page Courier: miss Annie Sheets OF
Augusta county, is visiting Miss Evange'
line Suthard at Marksville, this county. ,
Bath News: "Miss Jennie Fishburne
of Waynesboro, is visiting the Misses Nc.
Dannald.''
Broadway Echo "Mrs. Hartman and
sister, of Stanton, are visiting at Rev. F
G. Hartman's of this place."
Wythevill Dispatch: "Miss Crawford
of Augusta county, Was visiting at Maj
Sanders this week."
Mrs. Jas. 7. Lightner and her sister
Miss Cora Tinsley. are visiting in Am
| herst.
| Mrs. Fannie Hartman Of Roanoke is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Wiber.
Mrs. G. A. Grafton and children are at
the Bath Alum Springs.
| Col. James III. Skinner has returned from
a visit to Clifton Springs, N. Y.
MI. j. s. Craig of the Cold Sulphur
Springs, is visiting at Port Republic.
General Manager g. r. Caldwell of the
Daily News is in Philadelphia.
Mrs. E. B. Bayly of The Kalorama, is al
the Old Sweet Springs.
Miss Matte Grattan is visiting friends
in Charleston, W. Va.
Mr.. w. r. Tyree of Charleston, w. Va
was in Staunton last Friday.
| Mrs. Bridget Bolen, one of the Oldest res
idents of Staunton, is critically i'll.
| Mrs. DR.. A. M. Henkel returned from
the White Sulphur Springs Monday last.