Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-04-26
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Bath News: "Attorney r. l.. Parrish
lof Covington and ]. T. McAllister o
Warm Springs, for the defendants, and J
plaintiff, were here several days this weel
taking dispositions in the suit of B. C. Nc
Elwee vs. the Virginia Hot Springs CO
for 900 damages.
Col. II. ]. Williams returned last weel
from his business trip to Lexington. Ky
While there he met good many prominen
citizens, among them ex-GOv. ProctO
Knott, of whom he says that he is lust tn
humorous and genial man that his memor
able Duluth speech in congress would
indicate.
EWinchester Times: miss Lucy Smitl
of Staunton, was the guest of Mrs. Brooks
ON Fort Hill, a few days last week. Mr.
Harry c. Brooks Of Staunton, is visiting
relatives in this city. Mr.. Benz. L. Bagby
Jr., an extensive contractor of Staunton
was in Winchester last Frlday.''
Greenbrier, w. Va, Independent" Among
the strangers in town this week we notice
L. II. Stephenson of Monterey, Prof. j. G.
Dunsmore and Mr.. j. H. Crosier Of
| Staunton. "
| Rev. DR.. James S. Gardner. of Licking
ton station, late Presiding Elder of Rock
ingham District, was to have been married
at Paris, Fauquier county, yesterday, to
Miss Rogers.
MI James M. Yates of Arbor Hill, who
has recovered from long and dangerous
illness, spent this week in town with MI.
J. G. Whitlock. He has fully recovered
and looks like his former self again.
Mr.. Aylet w. Smith, formerly of Way
nesboro, and now salesman at a clothing
house in Bedford City, Va, was married
April 18th, to Miss Leila Mcdaniel of
Bedford county.
Mrs. A. H. Fultz, President; Mr.. VIM.
A. Pratt, Vice President, and MI. II. G..
Timberlake, Secretary,and Treasurer, are
the officers of the new Staunton Literary
and Choral Club.
Mrs. Benford Deakin who has spent the
winter in England, arrived in Staunton
last week, and is, with her husband, a sum-
mer guest at Mr.. John Rutherford S pretty
place on the Greenville road.
Capt. Z. G. Morton of Staunton, has
been appointed a delegate from the Grand
Camp of Va. to attend the Southern con.
vention Of United Confederate Veterans
at Houston, Texas, May 22d.
MI. Carson Mccoy and wife of Culpeper,
visited Mr.. McC. S sister, Mrs. E. M. Cush-
ing, Maple Avenue, West End, last week.
and left for their home on Monday.
Capt. T. D. Ransom has taken into his
office as partner, his son, John Baldwin
Ransom, who has recently qualified to prac'
tice law.
Newmarket Valley: "Mr. w. G.. Moi
felt, the efficient agent of the B. & O. r
r. at Staunton. spent several days at his
home near this place this week"
A Mt. Scion correspondent writes us that
Capt. Jas. H. Todd, the Assessor for N ortf
River, who is seventy-fve years of age, is
assessing from forty to fifty farms daily.
Miss Lille E. Robinson, formerly Of
Staunton, has gone to the Virginia Ho1
Springs to take place on the staff there
| for the coming season.
Broadway Enterprise: ''Mrs. Robt
Huntley, near Staunton, was visiting be-
father. Mayor Curry, this week. She lie
| turned home Wednesday,
Mr. Herbert j. Taylor, President, an(
MI. A. D. Timberlake, Secretary, are TIN
officers of the reorganized Staunton Debat
ing Society.
Mr.. Adolph Loeb is in the Northern
cities buying goods for both the Loeb dry
goods house on Main street and the Loci
clothing house on Augusta street.
Mrs. B. Becher, Jr., has gone to Phila
delphia to make her home, and MI. Bechel
will follow as soon as his business here il
closed up.
Clifton Forge Virginian "Miss Jane
Newman, a charming young lady Of Staun
ton, is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Il. w
Howe"
DIR. A. g. Jones, Assistant Demonstrate
of Anatomy at the University of Virgini
Medical School, was in town Monday, OF
his way to his home at Doe Hill, Highland
MI. G. T. Kearsley, formerly of Charlie
Town, W. Va, has been appointed Super
intendent of the Radford Electric Stree
Railway Company.
MI. S. J. Niswander has been appOinte'
postmaster at Annex, vice Mr.. M. A. Ha1
ris, resigned.
Capt. Hugh W. Henry of Staunton, wa
registered at the Metropolitan Hotel
Washington, Friday.
Mrs. j. w. Newton. State Organizes
of the w. G. T. u, was in Charlottesville
yesterday on business.
Buena Vista Advocate j: Mrs. Ann
F. Blue of Staunton, has been on visit t
her sister, Mrs. j. T. Stratton.7'
Miss Carrie 7. Crowle has returned from
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Lexington Gazette: Mrs. Cupp an
children of Staunton, were the guests @
MI. Jas. M. Senseny on friday
Mr.. Harman J. Lushbaugh is recoVerin
from severe spell of the grippe.
Mrs. G.. &. Gooch is visiting friends
Richmond.