Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-10-04
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pointed City Passenger Agent OF the South
ern Railway Co. at Washington. Hi
brother, Edward Berkeley, holds promi
nent position on railroad in Panama
Central America. The Washington New
noticing the appointment of Mr.. r. G
Berkeley. says
'Mr. Berkeley was born in Staunton, Va.
and at an early age entered the service of tn
old Richmond & Danville Railroad Co.
which merged into the Southern. Abou
three years ago he became chief clerk to Col
L. S. Brown, General Agent of the Passenge
Department, which position he holds up t.
October l. when he enters upon his new du
ties as City Passenger Agent
Johnnie Lolo, who was for SO many
years the clown with John Robinson S Cir
Gus, and is now with Sells Brothers circus
was in Staunton with it and made many
enquiries about the death of his old friend
Mr.. w. H. Fl. Lynn. MI. Lynn and his
father were great friends Of the Robinsons.
and on one occasion when their show was
at Waynesboro they sent vehicle to Staun-
ton for the elder Lynn to ride down and
see it.
MI. VIM. A. Rhinehart, who has been
nominated for the House of Delegates by
the Democrats of Allegheny, Highland and
Bath. is partner of the contracting firm
of which Capt. G. G.. Gooch of Staunton, is
the head. His wife was Miss Ellen G.
Harper, and is a grand daughter Of the late
Gen. Kenton Harper, the former owner of
the Staunton Spectator. Mr.. Rhinehart is
just fifty years OF age, and one OF the most
progressive men in Virginia.
At championship polo game at Prospect
Park, New York, Friday, Foxhall Keene,
son of JAS r. Keene, the New York ban
ker and nephew Of Capt. Leroy P. Dain-
gerfield. Of Augusta county, was thrown
from his pony by collision with another
player knocked senseless, and dragged some
distance with his foot in the stirrup. 1t
was a narrow escape, but at last accounts
his injuries will not prove serious.
On Saturday night last, MI. A. g. Brax-
ton gave supper to the members of the
Court of Appeals, at which a number of
members of the bar were also present
The guests who were not members of the
bar, were DR.. Benz. Blackboard Capt. Frank
B. Berkeley and MI. Robt. w. Burke.
At Greenville last week, Miss BERTHE
Carter, daughter of DR.. D. D. Carter Of
of Woodstock, who was on her way to take
a schoolin Pulaski, and had stopped to
visit friend, sprained her ankle so severely
as to necessitate her return home.
Rabbi Calisch Of Richmond. one Of the
most distinguished Jewish ministers in the
country. was in Staunton Tuesday, called
here to marry Miss Yetta Summerfield to
Mr. Nicholas Harrison of Huntington,
w. Va.
Miss Mamie OFT Of Frederick City, Md,
and Miss Blessing Whitmore Of Charlottes-
vile, the two pretty and accomplished
young ladies who have been visiting at MI.
F. c. Otis near Fishersyille, left for their
homes last week.
Messrs. Jed Hotchkiss, Carter H. Har-
rison and H. W. Hilleary. have been ap-
pointed by President Witt to represent the
Stanton Chamber of Commerce at the
Good Roads convention at Richmond in
October.
Mrs. Judge Hendren was thrown from
her carriage Wednesday, at the corner of
Augusta st. and Churchville Avenue by
her horse running away. and was severely
bruised. Her escape was very narrow for
the vehicle was wrecked.
Charlottesville Progress "Mr. Wade
Anthony of Staunton, who is working with
his father, Mr.. q. d. Anthony, on church
at Cismont, was in Charlottesville yes
terday."
At the marriage. in Lewisburg, W. Va,
of VIM. Mcdonald McAllister Of Coving-
ton, to Miss Virginia Harlow of Lewis
burg, Miss Sadie Byers was one of the
attendants.
Rockbridge News: "Mrs. Andrew r.
Tribbett who has been quite ill at her par
ents home near Fort Defiance, Augusta
county, has sufficiently recovered to return
to her home at Collierstown.
Radford News: "Col. W. J. Kenderdine
accompanied his daughter, Miss Anna, to
the Virginia Female Institute Mrs.
Stuart's) last Saturday, and returned
Tuesday"
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Witt are at home
again from trip North. Mrs. W. stopped
in Baltimore to visit her newly married
son, while Mr.. Witt went on to New
York.
The advent of the cold weather has
brought Hon. 7. r. n. Speck and wife;
Jas. Ker, ST., and wife, and Jas. Ker. Jr.,
and wife, all back from Variety Springs
to Stanton.
MI. J. Will Shuey, son Of Mr.. John
Jacob Shuey near Swoope, left on Monday
for Chicago to enter the Theological Semi
nary there and prepare for the Lutheran
ministry.
Hon. Marshall Hanger. U. S. consul to
Bermuda, who has been spending his vaea-
ton in Virginia, left for his post this
week.
Suffolk Herald: miss Effie Murray
returned home last Tuesday, after spend
ing the summer in Stanton and Farm
Ville.''
Mrs. M. e. Culton, formerly of Staun-
ton, had fall near the postoffice in Way
nesboro while returning from church, and
broke her wrist.
Rev. J. D. Donovan has as his guests his
two brothers, II. L.. Donovan of Bayard,
w. Va, and P. II. Donovan of Rocking
ham.
Highland Recorder: "Mr. C. w. Trim
BILE met with the misfortune of losing his
pocketbook while in Staunton last week. It
about $50 in money" He later
received in the mail from Stanton an en-
yelOpe containing his pocket book and