Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-07-19
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City.
Mr.. Theodore F. Shuey, official stenog-
rapher of the U. s. Senate, and his wife
and a number of relatives, had pic mic at
Lone Fountain last Friday.
Charlottesville Progress: "Mrs. j. w.
McCambridge of Staunton, is visiting
Mrs. L. H. McCambridge on Market ST.,
who is quite sick.
Mr.. James Williams, a son of Col. I'll. j.
Williams, was painfully injured in the
breast Monday by a hay fork which fell
from the roof OF the barn.
Woodstock Herald: Mrs John Heller,
and children of Court street, left on the
evening train Monday, for visit to her
parents in Greenville, Augusta county,
Charlottesville Chronicle: ''Mrs. Mil
bred Walters, who has beeu visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ellis, in Augusta, returned
today"
Mr.. Frank 3. Yates. Principal of the
Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute, has arrived
with his wife to spend the vacation at their
old home.
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Tuesday, pension was reissued to VIM.
Coon of Waynesboro, Augusta county.
MI. Arthur H. Taylor has resigned his
position on the Staunton Daily Post. He
was in Richmond Wednesday.
Miss Alice M. Yost left for Rawley
Springs last Monday, where she expects to
spend month.
Harrisonburg Glance ''Miss Haddie
B. Patterson of Fishersville, is visiting
Mrs. M. B. Converse
Capt. Lucius Fl. Stephenson of High
land, and his wife and daughter, are at the
Warm Springs.
Miss M. Ethel Kelley and sister of Rich
mond, are the guests of Miss Annie Todd
at "Glenmore.
Charlottesville Progress 'sMr. T.
Rankin of Augusta county, is guest of
MI. H. BALI on Ridge street,"
Misses Lucy and Mary Walters of Rich
mond. are visiting the Misses Edmondson
of this city.
Hon. T. r. N. Speck, wife and child,
we're in the city from V ariety Springs,
Monday.
MI. James r. Taylor, Jr., Of the Au-
gusta National Bank, and his family, are
at the Variety Springs.
Charlottesville Chronicle s'Miss Bayly
of Staunton, is at the Jefferson Park Hotel
for some time.''
MI. Preston Burnett of Washington
city, an elder brother Of County Clerk w.
A. Burnett, is visiting him.
Judge Charles Grattan of Staunton, pre-
sided for Judge Duke in the Charlottes-
vile Hastings Court, Wednesday.
Mrs. Richard p. Bell and her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Frazier, left for Warm Springs
last Thursday.
Miss May Pierce of Fishersville, is at
the Charlottesville Normal. There are now
321 teachers there.
DR.. Chertsey Hopkins of the Western
State Hospital staff. is visiting her father,
Dr.. Hopkins in Bath county.
Miss Mary Kincaid of Staunton, is WIS.,
iting her mother at the Bath Alum
Springs.
MI John S. Peck of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his father, MI. Henry d. Peck, Of
Montgomery Hall.
Miss Efie Murray of Suffolk, arrived
Thursday Oh visit to relatives in Staun-
ton and Augusta county.
Charleston, Kanawha, Gazette 81.
Fred. Effinger, a prominent lawyer OF
Staunton, Va, is in the city,"
Hon. Marshall Hanger, U. S. Consul to
Bermuda, was a guest at the Virginia Hotel
this week.
Miss Julia M. Atkinson who has been
teaching in Louisiana, has returned home.
Mrs. Donald Allen of Texas, is here for
the summer.
The wife Of Dr.. VIM. B. Dodge Of Stu
arts Draft, is quite ill.
Judge VIM. Mclaughlin and wife are at
the Cold Sulphur Springs.
DR.. s. P. Hite left yesterday morning
for Stribling Springs.
| Miss Efie Butcher of Staunton, is visit
| ing friends in Rockingham.
Mrs. Courtney A. Roller and her son are
at Charlottesville.
| Mrs. Sallie Miller of Washington city, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Bear.
| Mr.. James H. Wehn is in Newport
News.