Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-01-11
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT You KNOW

bank Monday, and attend a meeting of the
stockholders Oh Tuesday last. MI. Burke
has had a good deal of i'll fortune in the
way of accidents. Some years ago he fell
Oh the slippery street and permanently
injured his hip; later his arm was badly
crushed by being caught between his car
riage and a street car, and, last, he dislo-
Gated his shoulder by another fail on the
| slippery street.
| Waynesboro Sentinel : III. Fl. Blease
and wife, Of Staunton, were the guests of
Mrs. B S. Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Koiner, last week. Mrs &. D. Conner, of
Koiner's Store, is. we regret to learn,
quite i'll. Miss Rosa Cooke, who is teach
ing near Roncevertte, w, Va, spent
Christmas with her brother, Rev. A. r.
Cooke"
Mr.. Hezekiah Jordan and wife of Ken
lucky. were on the G. & o. Vestibule train
which arrived here Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Jordan kept on to Richmond to visit
her sister, Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, and MI.
Jordan stopped here where he will remain
for some two months. attending to a bust
ness contract.
Hon. David S. Henkel of Waynesboro.
while Sitting in mixed G.. Il D, train at
FishersviIle Friday morning, was thrown
against seat by the conclusion OF car
coupling up and his chest badly bruised.
He was brought on to the Virginia Motel
here and sent back home on the 2:40 train.
It was at first feared that he had received
internal injuries.
Rockbridge News Judge William
Mclaughlin was on Tuesday sworn in by
Judge w. P. Houston of the county court.
as Judge of the Thirteenth judicial circuit
for another term of eight years, beginning
Jan. l, 1895 Judge Mclaughlin has been
Judge OF this circuit since April 1S7O,-or
period of nearly twenty-five years"
HIGHLAND Recorder: "Mr. J. Watts
Pace of Staunton. has compositor's posi-
ton in the Recorder Office in the place Of
J. Gift MathenY who is Off for month S
vacation. Mr.. Pace came in on the hack
last Saturday and he said two overcoats
were not at all Internationally warm"
Tonight Edward Baxter Perry, the
blind musician, gives his delightful com
bined piano performance and lecture at
the Y. M. c. A. Auditorium. He has be-
come quite a favorite with our people i'll
his visits here.
The Piedmont (Orange) Virginian re-
calls the fact that Major w. H. Barkman,
married in Staunton last week, learned the
Of, inf in
and bride returned from their tour, Sun
day night, an / are at the Hoover House.
Charlotte ,ville Chronicle: Misses Susie
and Lizzie DoJblns left yesterday for All
gusta county, Oh a visit to friends. Miss
Alice Landers, of Mt. Crawford, Augusta
county, is visiting the Misses Taylor, Oh
Rose Till.
Alexandria Gazette: CDR. Benj. Black
ford, Superintendent of the Western State
Hosoita! at Staunton, was in the city to-
day the guest of Mr.. j. I. Beckham. DR..
B;ackforl bears a marked resemblance to
President Cleveland"
Miss Alice Y est is sick Of typhoid fever
at the residence of Maj. d. Sbanahan,
Louisville, KY, where she had gone Oh a
visit. Two members Of Mai. Shanahan S
family are down with the same disease.
The Misses Mason, daughters of Col. H.
P. Mason Of Frankfort, KY, have been
visiting their friend, Miss Lucy Walker,
daughter Of Dr.. Geo. S. Walker, Of the
State Hospital here.
Mr.. Robert w. Burke and wife, and Mr..
al; 1off ff>1. oh
ington city yesterday morning, and will
be resident guests at the Metropolitan
Hotel there during the winter,
| MI Bentord Deakin left Oh Monday
night for New York, where he took steam
Ell for England, yesterday. He will return
il a few weeks bringing Ms. Deakin with
him.
MI. VIM. +. Smith of Greenville, was in
the city Oh Monday, on business connected
with his position as President of the Green
vile LEGAL Board of the Old Dominion
B uiding and Loan Co.
Mrs. Robt. II. Fisher of Richmond, and
Miss Ellie Fisher, and Mr., Edwin NJ.
Taylor, of Baltimore, were in Staunton
this week attending the funeral OF their
relative, Mrs. J. J. Foster.
Harrisonburg Republican, Miss Oct
finger of Augusta Female Seminary,
Staunton, is visiting Mrs. S. B. Loeb
Miss Mary Mclaughlin is visitin 6 friends
in Stanton"
Rockbridge News: miss Kate Duvall. Of
Staunton, spent the holidays with her sis
ters here. Hon. II. st. G. Tucker and
wife, of Staunton, were the guests of MI.
J. r. Tucker, friday
Newmarket Valley: HALLE, little
daughter of Dir. Fl. H. IIenkel and wife, of
Staunton, spent several days here last and
this week, with her grandmother, Mrs.
Susan HenkeI.
Mrs. Mary Appel, wife Of Maj. G. A.
Appel of Washington city is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Lottie Scheffer and Mrs. E.
J. ClaXton.
| Gen. John Echols arrived here Monday
! from Louisville, KY, to attend the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the National
Valley Bank, of which he is President.
MI. J. D. Boley, clerk of the new Hotel
carroll, at LyGchOufg, was at Ihe Vlfglnla
Hotel, Wednesday. He was looking over
the hotel field in Staunton.
DR.. j. Hampden Fultz Of Bath county,
and formerly of Staunton, was called to-
Louisville, KY, last week by the illness of
his wife.
Mr.. J. W. Crawford of Wright's Hotel,
who has been spending the holidays with
relatives at New Hope, has returned to
Charlottesville.
Col. l. G. Wade of the Virginia Enter