Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-03-29
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WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EMENTs OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
i Clifton Forge Virginian: "Miss Eta
McCutchen of Craigsville, is the guest OF
Miss Ella Dudley. She has been visiting
at Lexington and will leave tomorrow
night for Nevada City, Iowa, in which
city she will make her home with hel
brother, Mr.. J. r. McCutchen, promi-
nent merchant there. Mrs, WIS. Cochran
left Friday for Summerdean, Augusta
county, for visit of several weeks to rel
atives in that vicinity.''
! Winchester Times ''Last Tuesday
night was certainly red letter day for
Madison Lodge No. 6, 1. o. O. F. Grand
Lecturer E. B. Branch; G. G.. NJ, D. A.
Butcher; G. e. Wheat, G. G., VIM. A. .Sla-
ter, and N. G.. Grand, G. S. w. Barnes,
We're present and raised old Madison Lodge
with 40 new member Ola Madison has
been dormant for 10 OF IL years and we are
pleased to see her on the road to prosperity
again"
MI. VIM. A. Pratt, one of the younger
members of the StauntOn bar, made his
first speech in an important case, In the
county court, Wednesday. He was OF
counsel for Adams, charged with murder.
and hIQ Cnooob CHI rroot qhIljtV and
rare capacity to grasp and present the
strongest points of his case. MI. Pratt is
son of Capt. G. Julian Pratt OF this
county.
Charlottesville Progress of Monday
Mr.. J. H. Lindsay, member of the Board
of Visitors of the Deaf, Dumb & Blind
Institution at Staunton, in company with
Capt. T. S. Doyle, the principal Of the in
stitution, left to-day to visit the institu-
tiOus for the education of the deaf at Phil
adelphia, New Y ork, Hartford and other
cities. -
Mr.. John Gilmore of Highland county.
who was for some time clerk in the State
Treasurer's Office at Richmond, and re-
Gently went West to seek his fortune, is in
the county hospital at Chicago recovering
from wounds inflicted by two thieves who
knocked him down in the street Friday
night and robbed him. One of the thieves
was captured.
A letter from Natural Bridge says that
Mrs. Parsons, widow of Col. Parsons, who
was murdered by T. A. Goodman, is about
to remove with her family to another State.
Her daughter, Mrs. Grafton of Colorado,
who came on to testify at the Charlottes-
vile trial, has returned to that State with
her husband.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, State Chairman
OF the Democratic party, Mr. Charles
Y. Bargamin. Charles W. Harwood, State
Senator Lovenstein. and othel prominent
citizens of Richmond, were in the city at
tending the Grand Council Royal Arcanum.
Augusta Argus sc. w. Whitmore,
formerly of Augusta county, Va, a son OF
J. M. Whitmore, has bought large flour
mill16 miles south of Topeka, the capital
of Kansas, paying near $4,000 for it. 1t
can make 125 barrels of flour in "a hours. .
MI. Geo. f. Taylor OF Waynesboro, has
been appointed weigher Of mails on the
Iron Mountain Route between st. Louis,
Mo-, and Little Rock, Ark. Mr.. Taylor
will enter his new duties about April LIST.
Mr.. E. Staples, carpenter at the Western
State Hospital, had his left arm broken and
was badly bruised, Tues day, by 15-foot
fall from platform on which he was
working.
Mr.. VIM. Glover and Miss Edmonia
Cochran, daughter of Mr.. Geo. Cochran,
were married near Summerdean, Wednes.
day. They will occupy the ''Uncle Jimmie
Henderson farm, (Which the groom bought
| MI. and Mrs. John M. Carroll left OIL
| Tuesday to attend the session of the Balti
more M. r. Conference, South, in Wash
ington. They will be guests at No. 81
9th St. N. W.
| Miss MathiIde Lewis of Albemarle.
who has been visiting the family Of hel
i relative w. G. Geiger Of this county, is nov
the guest of her friend, Miss Mary r. Bel
on South Madison street.
Col. J. q. Shields who has been here OF
his duties as Secretary Of the Chamber o.
Commerce, leaves this morning to visit DR.
J. M. Watson near Fishersville.
Miss Byrd Lindon having completed thu
term as teacher of the Thinking Spring
school, has returned to her home in Rock
ingham.
Capt. Charles E. DudrOw the Travelling
Passenger Agent Of the B. & O., whose Sc
rious illness we mentioned some time since
is again on the road looking in fine health
Mrs. A. A. Eskridge is in Washington
attending the Baltimore Conference ant
visiting her brother in-law, Mr.. B. 3
Eskridge.
Miss Annie S. Caldwell has been callet
home from Charlottesville by the critica
illness of her father, William Caldwell a
Wayneshoro.
Charlottesville Progress Mrs. W.
Steele, who has been visiting relatives il
Augusta, returned this morn ing to he
home in this place.
| Among the delegates to the Gram
Council Royal Arcanum is MI. T. w
Taylor, Mayor Of the thriving town o
Accomac G. III.
Miss Irvine o. Easley of South Boston
Halifax, who has been visiting her sister
a pupil at the Waynesboro Female Semi
nary, is visiting friends in Staunton.
MI. J. r. Ryan of the Ladd neighbol
hood, in this county, has returned from
five months visit to his daughter, Mrs. c
L. Richards of Hopefeld, Arkansas.
Among the graduates at Denton Medics
College, Chicago, last week, was r. S
Brown, colored, son of Richard H. Brown
the well known hotel porter of Staunton.
Winchester Times miss FTenger q
Staunton, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. J. w
| Richards. at Gore. Va.7'