Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-09-13
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mr.. 3. Hassell, the editor and founder O
the Richmond Zeitung, the Oldest German
paper Of the metropolis, was in the city las
week visiting friends. The Zeitung il
in its forty-third year, and Mr.. Hassell i.
the Oldest Democratic editor in Richmond
His paper has been for nearly a half centur,
the leading German paper Of the South, hal
always stood firmly by Democratic princi-
pies. and is now for that most importan
one, sound money.
Lewisburg Independent: "Mr. Franz
Hanna, of Frankfort, left Monday fol
Staunton Va, to attend the Dunsmort
Business College. Mr.. r.. E. Guy, Of
Salem, Va, arrived here this week, an(
has taken position as clerk in the store
of MI J. E. Bell. He is a nephew of Mrs
Bell. Mr.. J. E. Bell and wife returned
last Saturday from pleasant visit to
friends in Augusta county.
Lexington News; Mrs. Maria W. Pratt
and Miss Nettle Pratt have moved to
Staunton and will for the present make
their home there, Mr., Ernest W. Shew-
ey, of stanton, Was in town this week
arranging to open up cigar factory in
+ lie Ningten, He viii commence business
about the 10th, Miss jamie White is Wis
itlng friends IN Stanton"
/ Col, Thomas NJ, Green. of Danville, Ky,
| spent last week at Hotel kalorama here.
| He is one of the most noted genealogists in
| this country. and is the historian Of the
| Scoteh,lrish in America. He left on a
trip down the Valley Thursday. While
here he.visited Capt. II. M. McIlhany,
whose wife is relative.
| Nj. Jos. l. Barth returned from the
North Thursday evening and brought with
him Miss Madaline Barth, who has been
| visiting at Saratoga, Long Branch and At
lantic City. MI. Barth said that in all his
trips North, he had never seen New York
City as busy at this season Of the year as
it is now.
Clifton Forge Review: "Miss Mollie
Smith, who has been at the Hopkins House
Millboro, since May, left for her home in
Staunton Monday. Miss Smith has improv-
ed very much in health. Mr.. J. w. Spit
Ier of Staunton, a well-knOwn grocer, was
guest of Hotel Clifton the first Of the
week.
Mr. G. D. Stoneburner, of Stoneburner
& Prufer. left last week with his daughter,
Miss Glenn Stoneburner, for Launce's Mill,
in Shenandoah, for a two weeks visit to
relatives. 1t is the first time in thirteen
years that he has taken vacation Of that
length.
Charlottesville Chronicle: "Mrs. j. A
Greaver and children left this afternoon to
visit her mother, Mrs. G. Yeager in
Staunton. Miss Susie Powers of Staun-
ton, is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Flanagan, on East Jefferson street"
Healing Springs letter in Bath News: IA
happy event of last week was the marriage
Oh Wednesday of Miss Gillespie, formerly
of Staunton, to NJ. g. r. McElwee. The
couple came Immediately to their home, a
short distance below here.''
| Mrs. w. T. Sunmerson left last week to
visit her brOther-in-laW, MI. Junius Sum
merson, in Pulaski. Her daughter, Miss
Bessie, accompanied her, and will teach a
school in Tazewell county this session.
Miss May Crowle, who has been spend
ing some weeks with Mrs. w. p. Whit
more at Mt. Washington near Baltimore,
and with Miss Anna Cotton at Aquasco,
Md, returned home last week.
Ar 1o1o
of Highland, was in Staunton last week
with his bride. formerly Miss Lizzie Glib
son. of that county. on their wedding tom
to the Northern cities.
Louisa News: "Misses Minnie and Mag
gle Daniel, two of Staunton s fairest daugh
tiers, left for Charlottesville Wednesday,
after visiting for the past month in our
town and county,"
Mrs. H. D. Peck returned last week from
visiting friends in the Northern cities,
bringing with her Miss Jennie Mae Peck,
who has been attending the Boston School
| of Expression.
Orange Observer: ''Misses Margaretand
Fannie Catlett, of Staunton, are guests OF
the Misses Grymes. Mr.. r. II. Catlett, of
the same city, has been an Orange visitor
this week."
Miss Mamie Pratt, daughter of Capt. e.
Julian Pratt, has taken a school at Dick
inson. Md. She is a graduate of the Val
ley Female Seminary, and an accomplished
teacher.
Covington sAlleghany Sentinel: miss
Esta Menifee, of Staunton, returned to her
home Monday after a visit of couple of
weeks with the family of MI. J. J. Lear .
MI. Arthur H. Taylor, of Lynchburg,
took the position of assistant clerk at the
Virginia Hotel Monday. He was warmly
welcomed back by his old Staunton friends.
MI. n. NJ. Cartmell. who once ran the
American and Kalorama Hotels in Staun-
! ton, is now in the hotel business in Wythe-
Vile. having gone there last week.
| MI. Daniel M. Sanger, of Mt. Scion, lost
his entire right hand, except the thumb, by
getting it caught in the engine OF thresh-
ing machine, Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur c. Hartman, of Richmond,
who is just recovering from a severe spell
of typhoid fever, is visiting Mrs. Kate
Sterrett, near Lexington.
MI. Jos. E. Rollins, of Covington, for
merly of Staunton, has been elected Chair
man OF the Allegheny Democratic County
Committee.
Miss Eliza V. Wilson, of Swoope, who
has been visiting the family of MI. H. d.
Jarman, at Charlottesville, has returned
| home.
Charlottesville Progress: '.Misses Alice
keblinger and Mary Fry, of Waynesboro,
are visiting Mrs. W. Fl. Greaver."
Mrs. j. E. Tinsley, Miss Tinsley and
| Mrs. J. L Iiphtner retnrned Loot ,uool.