Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-03-22
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IPEs X 81 IN AZ.
WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EMENTs OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Miss S. Heath Cabaniss, a Virginia
graduate of the Johns Hopkins Hospital
Training School for N urses, has been APP
pointed Superintendent Of the Training
School for N urses of the Old Dominion
Hopital at Richmond. She was one OF the
brightest graduates of the class OF 1888,
and her Staunton friends will learn of her
rapid advancement with pleasure.
Richmond State, Monday: miss Annie
Conrad. who has been visiting NJ ISIS Rachel
Cooke, of Third street, left to-day for
Mrs. Archie M. Fauntleroy. Miss Annie
and Miss Fannie Mcclure are having a
delightful visit to Lexington, Va, where
', they are the guests of Mrs. John Randolph
| Tucker
Suffolk Herald 'sMr. Jacob Bumgard-
ner OF Stanton, a prominent Mason Of
high degree, and most companionable
gentleman, has been in Suffolk this week
to pay All official visit as State lecturer to
Mt. Nebo Royal Arch Chapter, and to give
further instruction in the mysteries OF the
order.''
Mr.. Charles Engleman, son of MI. E. NJ.
Engleman of Arbor Hill, left on Thursday
night OF last week by the q. u y. for
Chilicothe, Mo-, where he will make his
future home. He went with his cousin,
George Eugleman, who was returning 10
his Western home from visit to friends
here.
Baltimore News Of Saturday: "Mr.
VIM. 2. Eskridge of Staunton, Va, who
has been visiting Mr.. Brook Albert, near
Towson, has gone home. MI. and Mrs.
Basil B. Gordon have returned from their
wedding journey and are for the present at
IA Franklin street, East
Mr.. Samuel Yost, son of Maj. s. M.
Yost, now has a position in a New Y ork
newspaper Office running a type machine.
He has just returned from a several years
tour in Europe setting up type setting
machines for the company in whose employ
he Was
Mrs, s. III. Rosenbaum of Roanoke, who
was called here by the illness Of her sister,
Mrs. Annie II. Powell, returned home OF
Tuesday, Mrs. Powell having improved
very much.
Mr.. George Adams, late Manager of the
Eakleton Hotel, left with his wife and
child Tuesday, for Baltimore, which will
he their future home.
MI. J. j. Bowman of Arbor Hill, was
badly bruised Saturday by being thrown
from his horse and dragged by the stirrup
Till the girth broke.
The many friends of Mrs. Annie II.
Powell, who has been sick for SO long, will
be glad to know that she has almost ell
tirely recovered.
Misses Katie Eichelberger and Sadie Van
Lear of StauntOn, were guests of Miss
Jennie FishburGe at Waynesboro last
week.
Hon. John L. Harris Of Rockingham,
was at the Eakleton Tuesday. looking as
young and active as he did twenty years
ago.
Mr.. D. w. Landes has bought the plan
ing mill building, for many years know as
the B. T. Bagby shop, and later used by E.
w. Stewart & Co., for $4,000.
MI. Marshall A. Snuff of Fosters Falls,
Southwest Virginia, who has been visiting
his parents. returned home on Monday.
MI. H. P. Edwards Of Charlottesville,
has taken position with MI. J. A. Sin
ger, confectioner and baker of StauntOn.
Miss Addie J. Cox of Charlottesville,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. +.
NJ. Engleman, returnted home last week.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer has been made
Chairman of the Virginia Woman's Com
mittee at the Atlanta Exposition.
In Washington, Tuesday, patent was
issued for d thill tug to VIM. Fl. Kable,
assignor to W. G. Kable of Staunton.
Miss Mamie Pratt, daughter of Capt. G.
Julian Pratt, was a guest of Mrs. G. M.
Zirkle, No. 146 N. Coalter street, last week.
Mr.. Harry H. Blease has been appointed
trustee for the Methodist church, in place
of the late Mai. b. T. Bagby.
Mrs. Fl. st. Geo. Tucker returned Tues
day from visiting her father. Col. john
ston in New Orleans.
Capt. 7. D. Ransom returned Tuesday
from trip South with his daughter, Miss
Charlotte Ransom.
Capt. H. w. Holt was in Lexington last
week attending Judge Mclaughlin court.
No11io ho ,l,,y .luu in,
lottesville Friday, visiting friends.