Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-13
LOCAL.
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Harrlsonburg Register: 1.-The friends
OF MI. VIM. E. Logan, of our town, were
somewhat surprised to learn of his mar
rage, which took place in Staunton Tues
day afternoon. His bride was Miss Jennie
Brown, of Staunton, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. VIM. Cumming of the
Second Presbyterian church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan reached Harrisonburg on the
4.5O train Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Lo.
gan returned Thursday to her former home
in Staunton.
Covington, Allegheny, Sentinel: miss
Sallie Kyle left Monday morning for Staun
ton where she will spend few days visit.
ing her sister Mrs. Points, after which she
will leave for Florida to spend the winter
with friends. DR.. HI opkins is visiting his
daughter in Staunton. day OF two this
week, who is one of the Physicians in
charge of the Western State Hospital"
Waynesboro Sentinel: Mrs. DR.. s. H.
Dold and Miss Martin. of the FishersTille
neighborhood, are attending the Atlauta
Exposition. MI. Chas E. Leonard, wife
and child, formerly of Crimora, but who
have been in Texas fol- the past year, re-
turned this week.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hawxhurst, wife of the
Grand Secretary Of Good Templars Of the
State, who spent last winter here to be near
her daughter, who was pupil at the Au-
gusta Female Seminary, is critically ill at
Falls Church, Fairfax county.
Miss Helen Mcclure Imtoden, daughter
Of the late Gen. John d. Iuboden, was
married at the home OF her uncle, NJ. z.
Lockett, in Roanoke, on Dee. 4th, to MI
John 7. Trout. Receiving Teller of the
First National Bank Of that city.
Highland Recorder: Mrs. L. II. Steph-
enson and Miss Sudie Stephenson went to
Mcdowell yesterday, where they will take
the hack to Staunton and from thence go to
the Atlanta Exposition where they will
spend several days.
Mr.. Robert c. Craig, son Of Col. VIM.
E. Craig. who is taking the medical course
at the University Of Virginia, and is one
of the brightest young men Staunton has
sent there, is temporarily at home on ac-
count of trouble With his eyes,
Richmond State: Hon. Absalom Koi-
ner, who so ably and faithfully represented
Augusta county in the State Senate for
many years is at Ford's. Mr. KoIner was
known as the watch dog of the Treasury
while he was member of the Senate.''
Mr.. Louis W. Powell, Secretary Of the
Buena Vista Company, who married the
daughter of the late Mayor Jewell Of Lex
ington, has resigned, and will leave Buena
Vista to take position in Michigan.
Harrisonburg Free Press: ''Dallas
Ritchie, after only a few weeks residence
in Augusta county, Dr.. ]. s. Parrish &C.
cupying his property at Dayton"
Prof. J. NJ. Brereton, the well known
leader of the Stonewall Brigade Band, will
be married December 18th to Miss Iva
Estelle Echard, daughter of Mrs. J. e.
Echard.
Richmond State; "Miss Eva Hoge and
Miss Trabue, of Frankfort, KY, and Miss
Emma Hoge, of Staunton, Va. will be the
guests of Miss Annie Munford Merrill
later in the WINTER
Miss Helen Mason Barron, daughter OF
Rev. A. e. Barron, was married at Orange
on Wednesday, to Mr.. VIM. Crenshaw
Graves. They left for the Atlanta Expo
sition.
MI. A. G. Gordon was in Richmond,
Monday, with other members Of the Board
Of Visitors of the University, attending a
conference Of it's friends relative torebuild-
ing there.
Commissioner of the Revenue VIM. L.
MoWry of South River, has not been able
to walk for six weeks. A fall gave him a
sore leg, and putting court plaster on the
sore poisoned it.
Mr.. Turner A. Fifer, Deputy Clerk of
the county court of Mineral Co., W. Va,
was in the city last week on his way to Mt.
Crawford, his old home. which he had not
visited for ten years.
Newmarket Valley: "Mr. Crawl
Shomo. accompanied by his niece Mrs
Anna Breedlove and daughter Lena, left
here Monday for Fishersville, Va, which
they will make their home.''
Harrisonburg Spirit: MIR. D. n. Wash
ington and his sister Iizzie) were called
to Augusta one day last week on account
of the Illness Of their mother, Mrs Julia
Washington
Clifton Forge Review: ''NIr. r. B. Pax
ton was down near Dserfield, Augusta
county, this week, On a visit to his father
who has been quite ILL.,
Richmond State" Mr. W. J. Burton. from
near Staunton, arrived in this city o-day
He came from his home here by private
conveyance"
Mis-. Jennie Ross died near Doom's Sta
tion, OH Saturday last from an overdose OF
medicine taken to relieve pain.
Mr.. Davis Young and Miss Evelyn
Young of Louisville, KY. are visiting theil
sister, Mrs. Edward Echols.
Mr.. Z. s. Johnston of the Union, Mon
roe, w. Va. Waterman, was in the city
several days this week on business.
Mr.. P. H. Trout Of staunton, was reg
istered at the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Wednesday.
Maj. II. N. Bell and Capt. r, II. Catlett
were registered at the Hotel Regent, Wash
ington, on Tuesday.
Hon. Jacob Y ost was at the National