Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-07-26
and son, Master Saul, are on a visit to

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Staunton.'
Mr.. Frank 7. Holt returned Wednesday
from New Y ork. Philadelphia and Balti-
more, where he has been for the past ten
days purchasing stock of books and sta.
tionery.
Prof. John B. Minor of the University
of Virginia is quite sick. Yesterday he
was thought to be dying; his condition is
regarded as hopeless.
The following patent was issued last
Wednesday: "James y. Mitchell, assign
or of one half to S. E. Rankin, Basic City,
wire-working tool.
Messrs. Ro. H. Allen, Walter Ryan,
John Smith and Thos. Menifee, c0nstitut-
ed fishing party to Valley Mills last
evening.
Mrs. Harry Risk was critically ill last
| evening, and is not expected to live. Her
son in Baltimore has been telegraphed for.
Harrisonburg Glance "Miss Mildred
Hutcheson of Staunton, is the guest of
Miss Addie Messer-ey."
Judge Mclaughlin and wife passed
through Staunton Tuesday en- route from
the Cold Sulphur Springs for home.
Lexington Gazette miss Lena Echard
of Staunton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. E. McCauley in Fairfield
Charlottesville Chronicle MRS. J. o.
Bowcock and her son, J. NJ. G. Bowcock,
left for Staunton o-day.''
Miss Belle Mason of Staunton, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. s. W. Anderson at
Warm Springs.
MI. J. II. Bell and family of Longdale,
Allegheny, are visiting relatives in Angus
ia and Rockbridge.
Harrisonburg Glance: MRS. DR.. Geo.
S. Walker and Miss Lucy Walker of Staun-
ton, are the guests of G. H. Chandler
Capt. G. A. Holt and wife and Mrs. Lima
Marquis have returned from Atlantic
City.
Miss Frances B. Catlett has returned
home from Washington, d. C., where she
has been teaching for the past year.
Woodstock Herald: miss Irene HAS
lip Of Staunton, is enjoying very pleasant
visit to relatives in this place.
Messrs. Hugh G. Braxton and W. Muir
ray Hilleary. were registered at the Nation
al Hotel, Washington, last Thursday.
Mrs. Jones of Allentown, Pa, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Bumgardner, of
this city.
MI. James E. Irvine and wife of Char
lottesville, are visiting relative in Augusta
county.
Mr.. Ashby w. Woodward left on Friday
for Washington, where-his wife has been
visiting her mother some weeks.
Miss Bessie Magruder of Allegheny. who
has been teaching in Augusta, has return
ed home.
Richmond Times: Mrs G. w. Waugh
an of Chestnut Hill, has gone to Staunton
to spend the summer"
Charlottesville Chronicle ''Mr. B. A.
Fauver and sister. Miss Pink Fauver of
Staunton, are visiting friends in the CITY,"
Mrs. T. r. N. Speck went to Baltimore
last week to consult an occulist about her
eyes.
Mrs. A. A. Grubert with her little
granddaughter, are aC Iue Olu OWeeC
Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. Juliet F. Asst and Miss Ziella Asst,
are visiting friends at Covesyille, Albe-
marie.
MI. John H. Snuff of Pulaski, Va, was
in the city this week visiting his parents.
MI. Ernest Hartman and wife, and Mrs.
T. A. Dawson are at Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ST. P. Gibson are spend
ing month at Stribling Springs.
Miss Mamie Allen is visiting Mrs. Geo.
H. Eyster at her farm near Churchville.
Mrs. B. T. Bagby and Mr.. F. B. Kenne-
dy and wife are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Gait is visiting relatives in
Clifton Forge.