Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-03-08
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PLETHAT YOU KNOW.

California legislature, arrived here OF
Tuesday of last week and left on Saturda,
last. He is one Of the largest fruit growers
in California, and is in the East to estab
lish agents for it's sale. He married 8
daughter of Mr.. James Grove who went tx
California from near Summerdean in this
county, and he drove out there to visit his
relatives. He is a cousin of Mrs. John M
Carroll. Mrs. o. H. Gresham and Mrs. r
A. Todd of this city.
Letter from Burnesville, Bath county
in FRIDAYS Bath News MRS. John s.
Hamilton of Augusta county, has been fol
several months at the home of her mother
! Mrs. Emily Lockridge, where she came on
visit, but was prevented from returning
by consumption. Her family, consisting
of a husband and four children. are now
with her, resignedly awaiting the end"
Capt. Lucius II. Stephenson for so many
years the able Commonwealth Attorney
of Highland, has declined reelection. and
the race this Spring will be between two OF
the younger members of the bar, Messrs.
Sullie B. Sieg aad John M. Colaw.
Lewisburg, w. Va, Independent
'sMessrs. Jonathan and Samuel Hern, OF
this vicinity, left last Sunday to see their
father in Augusta county, Va, who is
very ILL.,.
Woodstock Herald: miss Sallie Supin-
ger left on Tuesday for Cave Station, Au-
gusta county, having been called there
by the illness of her sister, Mrs. M. D.
Lindamood.'
Judge and Mrs. T. T. Fauntleroy of St.
Paul, were in Lexington last week, called
there by the illness Of their son, Cadet
Griffin Fauntleroy, who has since been de-
clared out of danger.
MI. A. D. Wright, the Charlottesville
hotel proprietor, has leased the Norvell-
Arlington hotel at Lynchburg and will re-
move his family there. He still retains the
Charlottesville house.
New Castle, Craig, Record: "Mr. G.
M. Eakip expects to leave this place Mon
day for the Dunsmore Business College, in
Staunton, Va. He will be mis- sed in this
place, and we wish him much success"
Richmond Times ''Mrs. Marion r.
Watts, who has been on a two-months'
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. L. LuXford, of
this city, returned Saturday to her home
in Stanton"
Mrs. Samuel III. Rosenbaum of Roanoke,
arrived here Saturday evening, having been
called here by the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
z. E. Powell.
Mr.. Benford Deakin returned from
England on Monday evening laat. He says
his wife's father died four days before he
left England.
Capt. H. NJ. McIlhanY is the senior
partner, and you may be sure an active one,
| in the new real estate and insurance firm
of McIlhany & Hilleary.
Mr.. P. H. Hughes, telegraph operator,
formerly at Staunton, has been made chief
manager of the Postal Telegraph Go. IS
office at Norfolk.
! Miss Eliza W. Braxton who has been
spending some weeks with Mrs. Henry Lee
Valentine at Richmond, has returned
home.
! Col. J. G. Shields. Secretary of the Cham
ber of Commerce, who came down to its
monthly meeting, returned to Riverside y
Friday.
MI Gordon Poyntz, son of Professor
Poyntz of Staunton, and clerk in the
Southern Express Office at Roanoke, has
been transferred to Norfolk.
The many friends of Miss Lucy Wiseman
| will be gratified to know that the rumor Of
| her death in England, is without founda-
ton.
Harrisonburg Free Press ssMiss Ida
Huffman left on last Wednesday for Staun-
ton where she will spend some time visit
ing relatives and friends of that section. d
Miss Jennie Miller of CHICAGO. who has
been visiting Miss Virginia Wehn Of this
city, will return home to-day.
Mr.. w. w. Gibbs, who recently resign
ed the craftsmanship Of the Prohibition
committee. has accepted the position again.
Young Charles L. Cook, j., is seriously
i'll of peritonitis at his fathers home on
Fayette street.
MI. Isaac Witt, President of the Staun-
ton Chamber of Commerce, was in Char
lottesville last Thursday.
Mr.. A. D. Tribbett Of near Churchville,
was in Clifton Forge several days last
week.
MI. Jacob Bumgardner was in Alexan-
dria last week lecturing the officers of Mt.
Vernon Chapter. Royal Arch Mason.
Capt. Hugh Hinde, formerly of the
Staunton News, has established a printing
office in Harrisonburg.
Prof. J. II. Bader returned on Saturday
from attending a convention of School
Superintendent at Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Alice Brown who taught the pub
lie school at Arbor Hill during the past
session, left for Richmond, Monday.
MI. Herbert J. Taylor has returned from
his duties in Washington and resumed the
practice of law.
MISC Minnie Zerkle Of Staunton, is WIS.,
iting friends in Stanley, Page county.
Leo Wheat has taken the position of Or
ganist at st. Paul's church, Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Beck have re-
] turned from New Orleans.
Mrs. John Echols Of Louisville, was at
the EakletOn Hotel this week.
Additional Voting Precincts.
The new voting precinct established at
Arbor Hill in Beverly Manor District,
which affects the boundary limits of Folly
Mills and Burnett Precincts, has boundary
lines as follows:
Commencing on top Of Sugar-loa Mountain
on the dividing line between Riverheads and