Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-08-02
Staunton indicator
FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. 2. 1895.
LOCAL.
Pc r SON AL.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

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visit of several weeks to friends in this
city. Miss Anstress Gully, who has been
attending the N orma- School. returned to
her home in Fishersville, yesterday, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Harriet George.
Miss Kate V. Anthony. of Staunton,
who has been visiting friends in the city
and attending the Normal, left to-day for
Fredericksburg, where she will spend the
month of August"
Lewisburg Independent miss Sadie
Van Lear of Staunton, is guest OF MI.
and Mrs. John Davis Arbuckle, near Lew.
isburg. Miss Bessie Lambert of Staunton,
is guest of Mrs John A. McClung near
Lewisburg. Mr.. w. r. Tyree of Charles
tor. who had been enjoying an outing in
Summers county for some days, was IN
Lewisburg last Friday"
Messrs. E. M. Young and W. Garrison
of n. Y, F. G.. Shansberger, Theo. Hamp-
ton and J. B. Rich of Philadelphia, and
w. Fl. Kirkpatrick Of Boston, arrived on
their wheels over the Valley pike Friday
evening. They stopped at the Virginia
Hotel that night and next morning started
for the Natural Bridge.
Gen. Roy Stone of the Good Roads dlvls-1
ion Of the National Agricultural Depart
ment, was in the city Monday and Tues
day. and drove out with Judge Charley
and Engineer Carter Harrison over some
of the county roads. He thought our coun-
ty people should observe straighter lines
from point to point in their roads.
Harrisonburg Free Press "Dr. r. f.
Davis of Hermitage, left for Baltimore on
the 18th inst, with two patients, Mrs.
Coyner of Waynesboro, and Miss Rebecca
Spitzer of this place, who are to take medl-
cal treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Miss Rowena Wheeler of Stanton, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Glenn"
MI. Theodore f. Sehmucker, a graduate
of the Staunton Business College, and
stenographer and book-keeper at the Rock
bridge Alum Springs, left Wednesday for
Ironton. Ala, where he takes similar
position with large furnace and foundry
company,
The little son of DR.. Lewis Wheat OF
Richmond, came near seyering his femoral
artery few days since. He fell from
window at Lewiston, Rockingham, and
cut cash about five inches long in his
thigh, just missing the femoral artery. DE-
Albert Kemper sewed up the wound.
Allegheny Sentinel: "Henry Nicholas,
barber, recently of Staunton, but for the
past three months of Philadelphia, wife
and two little children stopped over in Gov
ington few hours Wednesday while on
their way to W. Va. where MI. Nlcholas
will hereafter be located
Highland Recorder: "John L. Hardy,
of the firm of Hardy Bros, buggy manu-
facturers, of Staunton, was in county THIS
week, Messrs. Dick Denny and Willie
Levin of Staunton. spent Tuesday night
in Monterey. They were on pleasure
trip
MI, w. A. Pratt of the Staunton bar
has returned from trip to the seashore.
While at Norfolk he took in day OF the
w lSG- MASSEY ClOOO- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES esAAA -o>,>-
it very entertaining. He says the old parson
held his own with Johnnie and more Ge'
sides.
MI. Arthur J. Helbig, who graduated at
Washington g. Lee last June, and had en-
gagged to teach at Fishburne's Military
Academy at Waynesboro, the coming SEES
sion. died in Lynehburg Thursday. Ill
was only twenty-five years of age.
Mrs. Hester Forrer of Augusta, is visit
ing her brother, MI. John A. Johnston IL
Madison county. She is accompanied b.
Mrs. Ida Maupin of Augusta, a daughter
Of Mr.. Johnston.
Rockbridge News: "Misses Mary, Net
tie and jamie Stricken. daughters OF Kew
G. B. Stricken, D. D., of Atlanta. Ca, ar
visiting Mrs. G.. W. Effinger near Lex
inton.'
Mrs. Hayden, wife of ''Tommle'' Hay
den. who has kept a restaurant on New
Court House street for many years, dice
at her home, near town, Friday of con
sumption.
Nj. G. G. Wholey. son OF MI. VIM
Whoiey. who graduated at Rock Hill Col
Iege, Md, will enter the Catholic Universe
ty at Washington next session to take tn
Doctor of Philosophy course.
Mrs. j. G. Covell, widow of the late j
C. CovelI, former Principal OF the D., u
&B.I., here, and daughter Of the lat
George Eskridge Of Augusta, died Jul
18th. at the home Of her daughter. nea
Romney. ". Va.
Mr.. Jos. L. Barth, one OF Gtaunton
best and most prominent citizens, celebrai
ed his forty-ninth birthday Friday evenin
at Variety Springs, where his family
summeging.
Miss Neelye Taylor of Richmond, is Wis
fting her uncle MI. David B. Taylor G
Baltimore. at his simmer hoaas near Deel
6eld. in this county.
Mr. w. Z, West, the n. u w. telegrap
operator at Buena Vista, was married o
July cath to Miss Mamie D. Henkle
daughter OF the Mayor of that town.
Mr.. John W. Cash, for many years post
master at Vesuvius, died at his home nea
there few days ago, in his seventy secon
year.
lMEs. S. F. Pilson and sons, Finley an
Edward, left last week for w ilkesboro, N
C.. where they will spsnd several week
visiting friends and relatives.
Woodstock Herald s'Mr. and Mrs. ia:
Van Peit of Stanton, are visiting thei
son. Mr.. J. c. Van Feit on Muhlenber
street,
Salem Times Register: "Prof. and Mr.
J.E. Guy of this place, will shortly NOV
to Marion. n. c.. where they will open
high school. We wish them SUCCESS.
Mrs. Fannie Smith Of Hampton, Va
with her daughter, Miss Bessie Smith,