Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-09-06
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

county, now of Upper Lake, N. Y, has
resigned the position of manager OF the
Northern New York railway, and is about
to move to Salt Lake City. The employees
of the road gave him a banquet and pre-
scented him with fine gold watch and chain
last week. His mother, Mrs. Virginia
Ham ilton, who is visiting relatives in this
county, will 90 to Salt Lake as soon as heI
son is settled there. sel.
Highland Recorder: sMr. Frank Bur-
ner left this morning to attend Prof. Hin
er's business college, at Staunton. Miss
Cordie CIeek, of Staunton, is visiting
friends at this place. Colonel D. V. Ruck-
man, of Augusta county, attended court
here this week. Miss Sarah Ruckman, Of
Long Glade, Augusta county, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Woodhouse, Miss
Alice Steinbock, Miss Susie Powers and
Mr.. Charles Bailey left Monday morning
for the Good Templars Grand Lodge meet
ing in Lynchburg. which began Tuesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodhouse will visit
Buena Vista and return about Sept. list.
Mr.. Guy M. Rocky left last week to take
! a position in the First National Bank OF
Bluefield, W. Va, to which he was recon-
mended by Prof. Dunsmore, Of whose Bust
ness College be is graduate. MI. Rock
ey's mother, Mrs. ii. 7. Rocky. left for
Bluefield Saturday to join her son.
The Staunton bar bad three representa-
ot {ho C;ro1if (youpt IL, (Inuirrt
Allegheny last week. Judge J. M. Quarles,
VIM Patrick and A. G. Braxton, the last
named going from Staunton on his wheel
in company with Reeves Menifee.
Prof Alex. L. Nelson Of Washington u
Lee University, Lexington, suffered
sunstroke OH his farm near there Thurs
day, and was seriously i'll for a time. He
is all uncle of MI r. E. r. Nelson Of this
city.
Clifton Forge Vlrginian: "Miss BERTHE
Ruff, Of Staunton, is the guest of the
Misses Dunn at the Staunton House i'll
West Clifton. Watts Pace, Of Staunton,
has accepted aposition with the Review. u
MI. Hugh Trout, the youngest son of
MI Philip H. Trout, is quite sick OF ty-
phoid fever. A trained nurse Miss Hope
Ervine, of Rockbridge, Johns Hopkins
Hospital pupil is in attendance on HIM.
Capt. Brad. Brown, of Georgia, who
commanded Gen. r. E. Lees headquarters
troop of cavalry during the war, is visiting
lis sisters, Mrs. A. S. Lara and Miss Emma
Brown, in this city.
Charlottesville Progress: Mrs. J. L.
Gianinny, Of Stanton, who has been visit
ing in Nelson county, is now visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. A. finder, on South
| street.
| Page Courier: s'Miss Lizzie Printz,
who has been visiting relatives and friends
| in Staunton and Augusta county for some
time, has returned to her home in this
place
DR.. E. F. Wayman has returned from
Cupeper, where he went to visit an elder
brother, who was paralyzed. DR.. j. 7.
Wayman has gone there on the same mis-
S ion.
Mrs. w. D. Morton, wife of Rev. DR..
Morton of Henderson,, N. e., and her
daughter, Miss Embra Morton, are visit
ing the family of Capt. 7. G. Morton.
A letter from State Senator Echols, now
in Europe. says he and his wife will sail
for the United States September 10th, and
reach Staunton by September goth.
Mrs. Jno. w. Churchman who has been
visiting her father, MI. George johnson
at Salisbury, BotetouEt county, returned to
her home last Friday.
Chief of Police Jas. Fl. Waters has re-
turned from a visit to MI. John W. Carroll,
the famous "Lone Jack" tobacco manufac-
turer, of Lynchburg.
Miss Gallaher Of Charles Town, W. Va,
daughter of the editor of the Charles Town
Free Press, is visiting her relative, Miss
Janet Woods.
Miss Carrie M. Crowle, of Baltimore,
has presented an 1S00-pound bell to st.
Marks Roman Catholic Church at Cations
vile, Nd.
Lexington News: Mrs. VIM. T. Rich
ardson and Mrs. VIM. Talbot of Rich
mond. are in town the guests of the Misses
Davidson"
Waynesboro Sentinel SWIM. A. Pratt,
Esq. a rising young attorney, of the
Staunton bar, was in the city Satur day
evening""
| Dr.. J. E. Arbuckle of Augusta, and
Prof. J. G. Dunsmore of Staunton, were in
attendance at the Lewisburg, w. Va, fair
| this week.
MI. Henry Witt will be married in Bal
timore next Tuesday to Miss Sarah Herr
| that city.
The Rockingham District Quarterly Con-
ferenceat Luray elected MI. A. L Knowles
as one of the delegates to the Annual Con-
| ference.
Miss Matte Grattan graduate of the
Augusta Female Seminary left last week
to take position in Seminary at Marion
Va.
Mrs. w. G. Camp and Mrs. e. M. Ander-
son, of Richmond, are visiting their moth
Ell. Mrs H. E. Young, Of West End.
Mrs. w. r. Talley and Miss Lula M.
Dudley OF Crimora, are visiting MI. W..
E. Dudley, at Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hewitt, with her daugh-
ter, Miss Stella Hewitt, left on Sunday to
visit her sons in Richmond.
Mrs. W. H. Calbreath, of Charleston, w.
Va. and her sister, Miss Lille Ritter, are
visiting friends in Staunton.
Mrs. Gen. Jas. A. Walker of Wythville
| was guest of her sister Mrs. P. Hanger
at Waynesboro last week.
DR.. Van Lear and wife and Miss Annie
Van Lear have returned to Augusta from
/ visit to Allegheny.
Sister Eligius, for seventeen years the
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