Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-03-01
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Page Courier: ''Mr. Edward Zerkel OF
Bramwell, w. Va, and Miss Minnie Ter.
kel Of Staunton, are visiting theil
uncle, MI. Lemuel Zerkel of this place
Mrs. Stuart Freed of Augusta county, is
spending some days with her fathers fam
lily, Mr.. L. G. KILLER, at Kimball, having
arrived last Tuesday. She is warmly wei
coined by her many friends"
Winchester Times of Wednesday: ''Capt.
c. E. Dudrow. travelling passenger agent
Of the B. & o. r. r., We are sorry to learn.
has been quite i'll at his residence in Har.
per's Ferry. The Captain has host OF
friends all along the Valley branch, who
hope to see him soon restored to perfect
health.''
Miss Carrie HowertOn of Paris, KY,
who was educated at Waynesboro in this
county, was married at the Exchange Ho-
tel, Richmond, Tuesday night, to w. j.
Barnett of Tarboro, N. G. The parties
are first cousins and they came to Virginia
because they thought that so near relatives
could not marry in Kentucky.
Mr.. w. Hanson Tams having resigned
the position of second individual book
keeper at the Augusta National Bank, MI.
W. Murry Hilleary has been appointed to
it, and MI. L. L. Bowman has been elected
to fill Mr.. Hilleary's place of messenger
and corresponding clerk.
Norfolk Landmark: ''Colonel T. C..
Morton, inspector general Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans, Department Of Vir
ginia, will pay an official visit to Pickett
Buchanan Camp on Tuesday night, the 26th
instant. Colonel Morton will be the guest
of Commander Washington Taylor during
his stay"
Highland Recorder: "Mrs. James Cross
of West Augusta, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Charles Cross of this place. Mr.. Don
Sullenberger went to Staunton Yesterday
to accept position with the American
Stock Company. The Recorder wishes
him success"
Prof. Barthold Meyer postponed his re-
cital at the Augusta Female Seminary
until Friday. March Sth, so as not to inter-
fere with the performance at the Opera
House which was given for the City
Mission.
Salem Times Register: "Mr. J. W.
Cook Of Staunton, formerly foreman OF
the Salem Machine Works, has again re-
sumed the duties Of that responsible posi-
ton, and the Times Register welcomes
him to Salem.'
Miss Clara Belle Palmer, the pianiste,
who played so beautifully at the Schumann
concert the other night, will, we learn, re-
turn to Staunton about the middle of April
and give piano recital.
Mr.. John z. Shreckhise the well known
and popular commercial traveller, now liv-
ing in Winchester. has bought from MI.
C. T. Palmer the new brick dwelling
fronting on Washington street, and will
make his home here with his family.
Mr.. Gilbert r. Firth and wife. former
residents of Stanton, who were visiting
the family Of Col. G. s. Venable at the
University of Virginia, have returned to
their home in Toronto, Canada.
MI. Thomas D. Woodward, Deputy
Clerk of the Circuit Court. fractured his
right arm by falling on the ice near his
home last Friday. DR.. J. st. p. Gibson
rendered the necessary surgical aid.
Maj. B. F. Eakle will not manage the
Greenbrier White Sulphur for the new
lessees, but will devote his attention to his
stock farm in Greenbrier. MI. b. Frank
Eakle, Jr., of Staunton, is in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Burke, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Burke, and Miss Rosa
Witt have returned from Washington
where they have been spending part of
the winter at the Metropolitan hotel.
Mrs. Jas. w. Hess, with her two chill
dren, who has been visiting her husband 3
relatives at Midway in this county, has re-
turned home.
Judge Geo. NJ. Harrison Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, returned from Richmond
last week. with his family. Judge Harri-
son will return to Richmond next Monday.
Rockingham Register: Mrs. John
Campbell, nee Feuchtenberger of Staunton,
is visiting her parents On North Main
street."
Petersburg Index-Appeal ''Mr. T. e.
Trice of Augusta county, is visiting in the
family of MI. T. G.. Trice on Wilcox
street."
Buchanan Banner: s'Mr. A. F. Martin
who has been employed at Stuart's Draft,
in Augusta county, is in Buchanan visit
ing friends.
Mrs. H. st. Geo. Tucker will spend the
remainder of the winter with her father,
President Johnston of Tulane University,
at New Orleans.
The D. G. McGuffin farm of 2O5 acres,
near Staunton, has been sold by E. M.
Gushing & Son to Mr.. Cary of Missouri,
for $685..
Mr.. d. Clint Barkman has been appoint
ed foreman Of the tailoring department of
the D. D. & B. Institution, succeeding the
late Mr.. Graves.
VIM. A. lesser left Monday to take work
under Engineer E. c. Vincent in New
Mexico.
MI. Charles Curry Of Staunton, was in
Lovingston last week on the election con-
test business.
Orange Observer: Mrs. Dabney, of
Staunton, is guest at Mr.. W. L. Stock