Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-09-20
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PIE
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

| turned from Lynchburg last Saturday
were guests for several days at the home OIL
Mr.. L. B. Peasants in Amherst. They
met Maj. VIM. Il. Watts, formerly Of
Staunton, the father of Mrs. Peasants
who is making his home with his daughter
The Major, who, when he lived here, was
as well known and as well liked as any mar
in Staunton, asked after his old friends
here with much interest. He is in good
health. Mr.. and Mrs. w. also spent sew.
eral days with relatives in Buena Vista
and Lexington.
| MI. w. w. McGuffin, General Book
keeper Of the Augusta National Bank. and
] MI. M. L. Koiner, individual Book keeper
, of the same bank, having resigned, Mr.. G.
] Russell Caldwell, Manager Of the Daily
| News, has been elected to fill the first
named place. No successor has yet been
chosen to Mr.. Koiner.
Bath County News: "Miss Estelle Guy,
of Deerield, who is visiting her aunt at
"Rock Rest" the home of MI. A. s. Brat
ton, added very much to the music at Win
dy Cove church on Sunday, both by her
excellent performance on the organ and her
sweet voice"
Mrs. Josephine Diebietch Peary, niece
of Mrs. f. O. Heydenrich Of this city,
sailed from Brooklyn, N. Y, Sunday for
St. Johns, N. F., where she will meet the
steamer Kite, which will arrive from the
Arctic regions with her husband, 1t.
Peary.
Covington. Allegheny, Sentinel: "Miss
Juliet Montgomery, of Augusta county,
was visiting her father, MI. j. w. Mont
gomery in this city the first of the week.
Miss Lola Dunlap of Augusta county,
was visiting Miss May McDanrald in
Covington few days this week"
New Glasgow letter in Amherst New
Era: ''On Monday afternoon Miss Ger
trude Bowman gave a croquet party in
honor of her friends and guests Miss Mag
gle Scott of Coleman Falls, Miss Cassie
Hunt of Madison, and Miss Cora Tinsley
of Staunton. -
The two oldest graduates Of the D., d.
& B. Institution, known to the Goodson
Gazette to lie now living. are Miss Susan
w. HarWOOd. now a teacher in the Arkan-
sas Institution, and Mrs. Jane Ogden of
Luray, Page county.
Among the lawyers in attendance Oh
the Court Of Appeals last week was Capt.
Il. S. Parks, Commonwealth Attorney of
Page county. The Democrats of that
county are speaking OF running him for
the House Of Delegates.
Mrs. Gabriel Hite of, near Summerdean,
was guest OF her granddaughter, Mrs.
j. M. Carroll, on Tuesday. Though living
only fifteen miles from the city, it is the
first time she has been here for thirty
years.
The Governor has appointed MI. Jas. r.
Kemper OF Fishersville. a delegate to the
Farmers National Congress at Atlanta,
and Mr.. Geo. w. Blackley Of Staunton, a
delegate to the Cotton States and Inter
national Exposition in the same city
DR.. Hampton II. Wayt, who graduated
in medicine at the University of Virginia
last session, left on Thursday last fol
Washington and Lee University, where he
will study law.
Gen. John EchoIs and wife were at the
Hot Springs. Bath county, this week, and
have come to Staunton to meet Senator
Echols and his wife, who arrived in New
York Wednesday.
MI. Sidney L. Robinson, former night
clerk at the Virginia Hotel here, and Later
night clerk at the Hotel Watson, Fair
mont, W. Va, has been promoted to the
position of chief clerk of the latter house
The plans of Mr.. [. E. A. Rose (archl
tect of the Masonic Temple) for the re
/ building of Grace church in Albemarlt
county have been accepted. and the With
row Lumber Co. will do the building.
Highland Recorder: 'sMr. Lewis Har
man of Staunton, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue for this district, was in thu
county this week on business connected
with his office.''
Charleston, w. Va, Gazette, Sept. 16
ssMiss Janet Bell of Staunton, who was
the guest of Miss Sue Lewis, and has beer
one of our most welcome visitors during
the summer, leaves for her home to-day.
Mr.. Hugh I. Shott of Bluefeld, w. Va.
who recently won his $1,000 suit agains
the Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., is visit
ing relatives in the city. His family il
with him.
At euchre party in which fifty ladies
and gentlemen participated, at the Jeffer
son Park Hotel, Charlottesville, last week
Miss Mamie Seig of Churchville. won thu
ladies' first prize of a silver vinaigrette.
MI. A. Floyd Heck. formerly wei
known Staunton printer, is now watchmal
of the G. & o. steamer Louise, which run
between Newport News and Norfolk.
Clifton Forge Virginian: "Misses Min
ME Houff and Kate Thacker, of August
county. who have been visiting Mrs. j. +
| Houff, returned home Monday"
Charlottesville Chronicle; Mrs. f. I
Stribling, of Staunton, a sister OF Bishol
Jackson, is visiting the Misses Bowcock
at Bellevue"
The latest from Rev. DR.. Geo. b. Tay
lor who was so badly injured by beinl
| thrown from buggy. is that he is steadll
improving.
The wife of DR.. G. W. Finley of Tink
| ling Spring, who has been spending som
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Z
White in Bath county, has returned home
Charlottesville Progress 'Mr. Tha'
| Moore who has been visiting his parent
here for several days, returned to Stauntol
this afternoon
Miss Blanche Rush of Chicago, ant
Mrs Rrockenhro,,oh and daughter of Gin