Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-20
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

ance Of Comrades there Friday might
by the Staunton amateurs. before what il
says was lone of the largest and most fash
ionable audiences Of the season." Misses
Clemence and Nan Cooke and Mr.. Warner
Olivier are singled out for especially high
praise. OF the band which accompanied
the amateurs there, it says: ''Staunton
should be proud of the Stonewall Brigade
Band. It is superb organization.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Moffett of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, was visiting his relative, Post
master w. T. McCue last week. He has
returned from long tour through the
West, and says that West of Chicago free
silver is the all prevailing sentiment. MI.
Moffett, who is connected with several
leading families Of Augusta, took the op-
portunity to visit some of bis county
relatives.
I Clifton Forge Review: "Mr. J. J. Kill
galen of Staunton spent Tuesday night at
the ''Windsor" and called next morning
and had hearty hand-shake with his
friends in the Review office. He was on
his way to LowmOor where be has plumb
ing contract. Mrs. Ben. Plant and daugh-
ters have returned to Staunton to live
their old home"
Miss BERTHE Wilson and her cousin, Miss
BERTHE Snapp of the W. F. l., who was
| visiting her, were made seriously i'll by the
coal gas from a Latrobe stove Monday
night. DR.. A. M. Henkel was sent for,
and both young ladies are now fully recOv-
cred.
Henry Burke, colored, until within a
few weeks past janitor of the Y. M. G. A.
building, was buried from Zion Baptist
church Sunday. Several leading members
of the Y. M. G. A. attended tie funeral to
testify their appreciation Of most excel
lent man.
| Richmond Times: sAm0ng the callers
upon the Governor yesterday was Captain
| I. u. Ransom, of Staunton, who is here
looking after legislation in the interest of
the Chamber of Commerce, of that city.
Captain Ransom is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. John H. Guy, ON west Grace street.
MI Arthur HI. Taylor of this city. for
lhOlIg VI UIC 4NCWO dAA L OSos OIL aCCOul-
plished journalist, has accepted the post of
city editor and assistant editorial writer
on the Danville Daily Register. He will
leave for that city Jan. 1st.
| Mrs. J. P. Kice has returned from Johns
Hopkins Hospital where she had been stay
ing with her little child taken there for
treatment. The little one is now in the
children IS ward, well cared for, and the
mother found she could return home.
The Honolulu Pacific Commercial Ad-
at the American Legation Dec. 5th, given
by the American minister in honor of Con-
sui General Ellis Mills and his bride.
Washington letter in Baltimore Sun /:
''Jacob Yost. who is contesting the seat Of
Representative Tucker, Of Virginia, has
been seen daily with his attorney, Col. Jas.
D. Brady, wherever congressman are
known to assemble"
Waynesboro Sentinel: "Dr. J. B. Win
ston. Prof. VIM. Bowling, Mrs. Alfred
Leyburn, and Miss Sue Wright attended a
musical recital this week in Richmond by
Paderewski. the Polish Pianist
Mrs. Geo. w. Hawxhurst. wife of the
Grand Secretary Of Good Templars, died at
her home in Falls Church, Va, Tuesday.
She was well known in Staunton.
Mr.. V. l.. Denny was married on We'd
nesday at Warsaw. Va. to Miss Imogen
W. Barron. MI. J. M. Perry was his best
man.
VIM. Mason. Washington & Lee stu
dent, and son of Mr. Silas B. Mason, has
been laid up for month from injuries sus-
tanned in game of foot ball.
Scottsville Courier: "Miss Maggie
Miller, a charming young lady Of Green
vile, Augusta Co., Va, is visiting Miss
Ella V. Schultz at Locust HILL"
MI. William E. Christian, we'll known
III Staunton, becomes the Washington cor.
respondent of the Raleigh News and OBJ
server.
Orange Observer: 'Mrs. M. V. Mad
dux is on a visit to Sta unton, and Miss
Blanche Maddux has returned to Washing
ton"
Richmond State: "Miss Ruth Crutch
field. whohas been visiting her sister, Mrs
J. M. Parrish on Denny street, has left fol
Basic City,"
Highland Recorder: ''Prof. Stuart
Turner, of Staunton, came to Monterey
yesterday, and in busy engaged in tuning
pianos"
Prof. J. M. Brereton, conductor Of thu
StOnewall Band, was married on Wednes-
day last to Miss Iva Echard of this city.
Judge Paul was at the Virginia Hote
Monday morning, on his way to hold court
in Abingdon.
Mrs. E. J. Claxton Of the Virgins
Hotel, who has been quite sick and confin
ed to her room, is improving.
Lexington News: Miss Lilley Anderson
of Staunton is visiting Miss Lydia Will
bourn."
E.. L. Gibson of Staunton, was register
ed at Murphy Hotel, Richmond, Monday
Sheriff n. e. Watts is at the Atlanta
Exposition.
Mrs. W. w. Gibbs is at the Atlant:
Exposition.
Yesterday MI. J. E. Graham left TO
Florida.
Councilman o. M. Goode left for tn
Atlanta Exposition yesterd ay.
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