Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-09-27
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
| MI II. G. Feller. who was once clerk at
the Virginia Hotel here, but who has for
some time been manager of the Hotel Wat
son at Fairmont, W. Va, has resigned
the latter position and returned to his home
at Woodstock, Va. Mr.. J. S. Schreyer
day clerk at the Watson, has been appoint
ed manager, and Mr.. Sidney L. Robinson
former night clerk at the Virginia Hotel
Staunton, and lately night clerk at the
Watson, has been promoted to the post OF
day clerk. The Fairmont Free Press
noticing the change says: ''Mr. s. l.. Rob-
inson, formerly of Staunton. succeeds to
the position of day clerk. He has been in
the business for quite while and is gen.
tleman of very social and clever manners. .
Highland Recorder ssPrOf. S. G. Lind
say who is making his home with his
daughter, Mrs G. G. Stephenson, spent
last night in Montery. He has taken
charge of school in Augusta county.
| Miss May Slaven has gone to Stanton
where she will receive instruction in IN
strumental music several months. Miss
Lee Dudley of Hightown, has gone to
| Staunton to attend school this session.
Master Edwin Hevener Of Swoope S Depot,
is visiting his grandfather, J. Trimble,
ESQ. Master Rus. Porter, who has been
clerking for the Star Grocery Company in
Staunton for several months, has returned
to his home at Hightown to attend school
this winter
MI Z. B. Sublett has just recovered
from quite a serious illness. He was driv-
ing through one of the fords in the county
when the buggy struck rock and the
horse pulled out of the harness and went
to the shore, leaving MI. Sublett in the
buggy in the middle of the stream. MI. S.
had to get out into the water bring the
animal back and hitch him up, an opera
ton that gave him severe cold followed
by a severe illness.
State Senator Edward Echols and his
wife arrived here from their European
tour on Friday last, and are now at their
home on East Beverly street. They visit
ed England, Holland, Belgium. Germany,
Switzerland and France, and barring the
sea sickness, going and coming, found the
tour delightful. Senator Echols says that
in London men whose business was finance,
asked him if the statesmen of the United
States were really in earnest in their free
silver utterances. OF were they simply
saying such things to please certain classes
of the people.
Union, Monroe, wv. Va.) Waterman j:
'AlIen Caperton, Esq, left last Tuesday
for Staunton, accompanying thither his
daughters, Misses Harriet and Jennie Ca
perton. and Miss Robbie Rowan. The
young ladies will attend Mrs. Gen. J. E. B.
Stuart's school, the Virginia Female In
stitute, for the ensuing scholastic year,
Mr.. w. W. Gibbs who has been connect
ed with the Norfolk Pilot during it's exis-
tence, has resigned the position of editor
in-chief and taken a place to travel for the
Campbell Printing Press Co. of New Y ork.
The Pilot Board Of Directors passed reso-
lutions highly supplementary to him on
his departure.
Rockbridge News Collierstown letter ::
"Mrs. Chas. Armentrout and Mrs. Lizzie
Liggett of Stanton, and Mrs. Matte
Linkus of Christiansburg, attended the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. John E. Pot
ter, on the 10th. Mrs. Geo. G. Ludwig is
visiting friends in Augusta county,"
Highland Recorder LAS we 60 to
press we learn that Mr.. D. V. Ruckman,
native of this county now residing at
Long Glade, Augusta county, and Miss
Lizzie Eagle, cultured and refined daugh-
ter of one of the leading families of Doe
Hill, were united in marriage, yesterday,
by Rev. Totten of Mcdowell
Clifton Forge Review: miss Sue Ar
mentrout, a very charming young lady Of
Staunton, has been spending the past week
with her brother at Millboro Springs. Miss
Lille Mathews of Staunton, spent last week
with Mrs. Emma Revercomb at the same
place"
| Hon. w. S. GoOch, a member of the
Roanoke bar, and at one time judge OF the
Louisa county court, has abandoned the
legal profession and will, in the future, en-
gage in the railroad contracting business.
He is a nephew of Capt. e. G. Gooch.
Madison Free Press MRS. Sarah
Stricken of Criglersville, and her accom-
plished daughter, Miss Annie, expect to
leave next week for an extended visit to
the counties of Augusta and Rockingham. y
Fincastle Herald: ''D1essrs. Benz. Haden
and G. M. Lunsford left yesterday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Haden and Mrs. Lunsford,
for Staunton, to attend the Court of APP
peals."
Charlottesville, Progress: MI. Samuel
Fisher, wife and children, left this evening
for Fishersville, Augusta. county, where
they 60 to spend month with relatives.
Miss Lucy Smith of Staunton, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. A. L. Smith, this city,
Mrs. Priscilla M. McGilvray, reliet of
the late Rev. VIM. B. McGilvray, who was
Secretary of the State Board of Education,
died at her home in Richmond on Friday
morning last. She leaves three sons and
two daughters.
MI. and Mrs. n. E. Lyman of Norfolk,