Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-11-08
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.
THAT you KNOW.

THURSDAY for Stannten. Where she Will
spend the winter with friends and fela
tiyes, Rev, A, II, Hamilton and wife of
Steele = Tavern, Augusta county. were
here Tuesday, the guest OF DR.. Roher,
MeehesAey, MI, James NJ, Cunningham
returned the iigst OF the week from visit
/ 70 Augusta eeensy,"
I br. Powell e, faantleray, who recently
settled in Stanton 10 practice medicine
has Just been appointed assistant surgeon
in the t :, Army, He is following in the
/ footsteps of his father, the late DIR, A. Nj.
/ Faantlerey, who commenced his distin-
gaiahed career Iii a similar position In the
array.
4 Charlottesville Chronicle; Miss Laura
/ Payne Of Orange, who attended the mar
fiage of her brother, DIR, Marshall Payne
to Miss Estelle Asst, i'll stanton. and Wis
tied Mrs. j, Tyler Jackson ON her return,
| left for her home to-day"
Rev. c. +. Moore of Piedmont, W. Va,
was married at Gordonsyille, Va, on Oct.
sOth, to Miss Slaughter. AT the time of
the Goodman trial in Allegheny he was the
presiding county judge. Mr.. Moore has
brother residing on the Northern edge OF
Staunton.
Bath News: "Miss Sue Lewis who has
been speeding the summer with relatives
at Millboro and Green Valley, left last
week on a visit to friends in Augusta
county, and Chatham, Va, after which
l. l.. L. Ia
Arkansas.
MI Thomas g. Kinney, member OF
the Staunton bar for some years, and son
of Maj. A. F. Kinney of the N ational
Valley Bank, left last week to practice his
profession in New York.
Newmarket Valley: MRS. John Kin
gan, accompanied by her grandson, Master
Sammie Rice, left here last Saturday to
visit her sons in StauntOn, for week or
ten days."
DR.. D. E. Strain, formerly an assistant
physician at the W. L. Asylum, lost his
pretty home near Brownsburg by fire at
an early hour Thursday morning. Some of
the furniture was saved.
| Mrs. Whatsoever, widow OF Rev. W..
A. Whitescarver of Waynesboro who died
few days ago, has gone to Holins lnstl-
tute where she will make her home with
her son, Prof. W. o. Whitescarver.
Covington Sentinel: MRS. Catharine
Landes of Mt. Grove, after spending day
or two with her son, Mr.. Robert Landes in
Covington, left for Staunton Monday to
visit another son.
Lexington Gazette: ISIS Susie Kin
near of Timber Ridge, and Miss King Nc
Kenny, of Spottswood, Augusta county,
| have gone to Florida, where they will spend
the winter"
Charlottesville Progress s'Miss Alena
Christian of Richmond. who has been Wis
iting Miss Mead at Keswick, has left for
Augusta county, where she will spend the
| winter in the family of DR.. Van Lear.
Mr.. w. w. Gibbs of Staunton, is the
| Southern representative of 1.-THE Campbell
Printing Press and Manufae turing Com
pany" at the Atlanta Exposition, where
they have large exhibit in full operation.
DR.. V. T. Churchman of Charleston,
w. Va. who has been visiting relatives
in Augusta county, returned home last
week. His infant daughter died at Char
lesion Saturday.
| Mai. John H. Dinneen of Richmond,
was in the city Friday returning home
from the Hot Springs. He was looking
| well.
| Mr. F. F. Koerber, son of the late Prof.
Koerber formerly of Staunton. has sold his
paper, the Columbia, Ala, Breeze, to j. Il.
Whaten, and will 60 into other business.
| Miss Bessie Young left Tuesday for the
Atlanta Exposition, and from there will go
to spend the winter in Alabama with a
former A. F. Seminary schoolmate.
| Mr.. B. Miller McCue Of the Adams EX-
press Company, was in Highland last week
looking after the shipment, North, of game
from that section.
Richmond Times 'Mr. and Mrs. j.
Mason Miller, Jr., and family. of Staunton,
are the guests of Mrs. Jas. H. Anderson,
404 East Franklin street,
Mss Josephine Ryan who has been act
ing as Type writer for the Valley Mutual
Company, left for her home in Clarke Co.
on Monday last.
Highland Recorder: CDR. Robinson of
Messy Greek, Augusta county, was in town
Tuesday,"
| Miss Finley, daughter of Rev DR.. Geo.
w. Finley, viii have charge Of a private
school at the Warm Springs this winter.
| MIR. VIM. E. Skeen left on Saturday for
Govanstown, near Baltimore. to spend the
winter.
| Mr.. Jas. r. Taylor, j., has occupied
his new dwelling on Berkeley street, Cos
pei Hill.
Dr. J. B. Catlett and wife have returned
from their wedding trip
Judge J. M, Quares was in Harrison
burg on legal business last week,
Mrs. DR.. b. M. Atkinson is in Baltimore
visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Tiffany.
The Newmarket Valley speaks highly of
a speech made there in behalf Of MessrS.
| Walton and Brennaman, by MI. Geo. s.