Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-03-15
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
The Goodson Gazette, published at the
D., d. & B. Institution. has in its las
Saturdays issue touching tribute tt
} the late p. B. Graves who had been con
nected with the institution for twenty
seven years. It says:
J mo higher word of praise can be said Of
him than that all the children of the lnstitu
ton in his time loved him. His work fol
these little people was done constantly and
unostentatiously. There was no parade about
it, no blowing of any trumpet, but the deeds
were never lacking. The more child need
ed help the more help Mr.. Graves was ready
to give him. They followed him about just
as other little children follow their father
The sympathy of this whole establishment
is with the family of this good man in their
bereavement. We all grievethat he has beer
taken away from us, and the little children
will miss him more than all"
Among the bidders on the new Masonic
Temple work, who were in the city. was
i Mr.. w. B. Logan. formerly OF Tyree 4
Logan in this city, now representing the
Steam and Hot Air furnace house of bis
father law, Mr.. John Bowers of Rich
mond. Mr.. Logan was warmly welcomed
by his old friends.
Mr.. j. w. Splitter has received letter
from MI, B. Frank Eakle, now in Califor
mia. Mr.. Eakle writes that his prospects
for getting something to do are very good
He says California reminds him of Viz
ginia in the boom days, everything on the
rush and prices away UP yonder.
| Gen. Fitz Lee, who as President Of the
Equity Life Insurance Association Of
Staunton, was in the city Tuesday, at its
annual meeting, was serenaded at the Ea
kleton Hotel that night by the Stonewal
Band.
The pupils of the Masonic Home al
Richmond made an educational visit tC
/, Washington last week and attracted much
attention in their grey uniforms. Among
them were Moffett and Wayt King Of
Staunton.
Bridgewater letter in Harrisonburg
| Spirit: miss Sue III. Minor, daughter OF
DR.. J. G.. Minor, who has been from home
since last fall, is now in Staunton on hel
way home. Her friends will give her 8
hearty welcome Oh her arrival at home"
Newcastle. Craig Co., Record ''Mr
Chas. Eakin left Wednesday for Stauntor
where he will enter one of the business col
i Of ,of Ia will nrOhohIu he
| gone four OF five months. y "a
Charlottesville Chronicle Mrs. e. E.
Yeager of Staunton, is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. j. A. Greaver, who has been
quite sick since Wednesday,"
Maj. J. N. Woodward, one of our oldest
and most popular citizens, has takel
charge of the Frank Bear family grocery
recently opened on North Coalter street.
Richmond State: Sol. E. l.. Edmond
son, of Staunton, Va, has been in the city
for several days stopping with friends OF
South Sd street."
The sensation correspo ndents from
Hayti are again circulating reports thai
the President Of that republic has quarrel
ed with U. s. minister H. M. Smythe.
MI. Jos. L. Barth of j. L. Barth & Co.
the Clothiers, left on Wednesday for thu
Northern cities to lay in the latest novel
ties in Spring and Summer clothing.
! Mr.. Charles III. Powers of Staunton
graduated at the Stanton Business COlleg
last week.
Mr.. B. o. BLACKBOARD will 60 to Hote
Allegheny at Goshen, this season as book
keeper.
| Petersburg Index-AppeaI, Saturday
"Mr. George Kline Of Staunton, is visiting
friends in the city,
4 Prof. G. D. Euritt was at the count.
court of Henry county last week as wit
ness in deaf mute case.
Mrs. Cora Turner Freijis, of Chicago
is visiting her father, Prof. A. j. Turner
Mr.. D. E. Euritt is in New Y ork buying
Spring and Summer goods.
, Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker has returned tt
:. Staunton from Washington.
!; Mr.. B. +. Hughes was in Lexington las
week.
DR.. Bell of Waynesboro has moved to hi
new home in Fauquier.