Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-06-28
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

+. Witt of Staunton, with Mr.. Will Nee
Martin OF Lexington, KY, yellow SAITH
and gauze, diamonds. Miss Bowling o.
Staunton, with Cadet Peterson, V. M. L.
organdie over satin. Miss Maria Ransor
OF Staunton, with Mr.. Cabell Tutwiler oil
Lexington, Va, white organdie with pink
satin ribbons, pearls. Miss Kate Mcclure
OF Staunton, with Mr.. e. Funkhouser OF
Missouri. white crepe. Miss Charlotte
Ransom of Staunton, with MI. ]. E. Young
of Oregon, white organdle, blue satin trim
mings, pink roses. Miss Helen Sloan OF
st. Louis, Mo-, with MI. Mcfarland of
! Staunton, pink organdie. Miss Martha
Christian of Staunton, with Mr.. J. II.
Guthrie of KY, blue crepe de chine,
flowers.
MI. Clifford Bargamin, former mem
Der of the City Council Of Staunton, was
here on Thursday last. He is now con-
nected with the U. S. Internal Revenue
Service and is engaged in hunting ''moon-
sinners. Arrayed in big sombrero and
a full suit of corduroys, he presented so
striking a resemblance to Buffalo Bill''
that many of his friends failed to recognize
/ him.
MI. John G. Child, Mining Engineer of
the Marmot Coal Co. at Raymond City. W.
Va, is visiting his father, Mr.. G. e..
Child, Cashier of the Staunton Savings
Bank. with his bride Miss Minnie Ward
whom he married at Patterson, N. j., last
week.
Mr.. Custis Lee Hutcheson, Assistant
Paymaster of the Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
who died at Richmond last week, was a
son of the late jesse Hutchinson. His
mother was Miss Link of the Fort Def
ance neighborhood in this county, who died
about a year ago.
Charles Town, w. Va, Spirit of Jeffer-
SON. 'Our former townsman Capt W..
H. Kable, of the Staunton Military Acade-
my, has been visiting his relatives in this
county, and we were pleased to meet him
yesterday"
MI. Edwin S. Sheppe formerly, Of this
locality, and now Superintendent OF Public
Schools at Reidsville, N. C., was married
in Richmond Friday night, to Miss Eliza
beth Williams, daughter of MI. r. D.
Williams, general insurance agent.
Charlottesville Chronicle ''Mr. Sinclair
Hartman, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. j. V. Pereira, left to-day for Angus
ia county where they expect to remain
about two weeks visiting relatives and
friends"
In the promotions in the Department of
the Interior at Washington, last week,
Mr.. Z. Milton Parkins Of Augusta county,
was promoted from Waterman at $720, to
| Messenger in the Office of the Secretary at
$50.
Miss Lucy Lee Powell of Staunton, a
graduate of the Virginia Female Institute,
will be one Of the Faculty of that college
next session. She will take the course at
! the Cambridge, Mass, Summer School
this year.
MI. Albert McCue. brother Of MI. A.
H. McCue of Fishersville, and the law
partner of Judge VIM. A. Hudson former
ly the judge of Augusta county, of Pitts
burg, Pa, was in the city this week.
Albert A. Hoge, promising young son
of City Treasurer Arista Hoge, has receiv-
ed the appointment of cadet to the Virgin
ia Military Institute from this Senatorial
District.
Messrs. r. F. WetzeI and J. NJ. Schner-
der of Washington, are at the Virginia
4 Hotel; their business here is to put the
finishing touches to Senator Echols' new
house.
{, At the Alexandria Episcopal High School
final on Wednesday, Richard Cheney Will
son Of Staunton, was awarded the first
prize for improvement in penmanship.
Dr.. James A. Quarles of Washington &
Lee University. is one Of the conductors of
! the Kanawha Teachers Institute now
being held at Charleston.
i Harrisonburg Glance: Miss Matte
Rogers of Water street, went up to Staun-
ton to-day to visit her sister, Mrs. W. r.
Croft.''
DR.. Harvey Mcdowell, of Cynthiana,
KY, is visiting Col. James G. Cochran
at Folly. He was member of the Scotch
Irish congress.
Mrs. Kate Kilby and her daughters, who
have been visiting at Variety Springs, left
there yesterday for Allegheny Springs.
Charlottesville Progress: Mrs. Mamie
Brooks of Staunton, who has been visiting
in Charlottesville, returned home Monday .
MI Thos. G. Prince, Supt. Of the Valley
| Division of the B. & o. road, was in the
city Tuesday.
Misses Helen and Loula Smith of Spring
field, ILL.,, are visiting their relative, Dr..
B. M. Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cone of Richmond,
are visiting Mrs. w. S. McChesney on
Kalorama street.
Miss Ellen Guigon of Staunton, is visit
ing her brother, MI. A. B. Guigon at
"Ethelwold," Henrico county.
Michael CARRIER Hartman took the degree
of Bachelor of Law at Richmond College
last week.
Miss Van Lear of Augusta, is visiting
the family Of Judge C. Il. McDannald in
Bath county.
Mrs. n. Wayt and her daughter, Miss
Matte Wayt. are among the guests at
Variety Springs.
Mrs. Ashby W. Woodward is visiting
her mother, Mrs. e. M. Keblinger, in
Washington city.
MI. J. L. Tally of Md, has been elect
ed Assistant Principal Of the Staunton
! High School.
u MI. j. W. Blackburn of Shendun, the
Receiver of the Grottoes Company, was in
the city Tuesday.
Capt. Thos. S. Doyle, Principal of the D.
| D. 4 3. Institution is at Cnhh,s Island