Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-12
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MAJ. Phil. G. Rosenbaum, Quarsermastel
General of the Territory of Oklahoma
Swrltes to Prof. Dunsmole of his appoint
ment to that important position and at
tributes his success largely to his having
been pupil in Dunsmore's Business Col
lege. His father, now dead, was for many
years tiler of the Masonic lodge here. Maj
Rosenbaum has his mother and sister living
with him in Oklahoma.
Upon the nomination of Inspector Gener
al I. q. Morton, Col. VIM. A. Smoot
Grand Commander of the Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans has appointed az
aids to serve during the reunion at Rich.
mond, Capt. Thomas D. Ransom of Staun-
ton, Hon. W. A. Rinehart of Covington
and Lieut.. Charles T. Price of Gala Bote-
tourt Co., Va.
Covington, Allegheny, Sentinel: "Mr.
Martin Perry, who several years ago
taught school here. was here this week.
He is now practicing law in Staunton.
Miss Emma Conner Of Augusta county,
who has been visiting at Rev. Buchanan 3
in this city for some time was somewhat
indisposed few days ago but is better
now."
Irof. w. w. Robertson seems to have
made most favorable impression as Pres
ident OF the Texarkana College and Con-
servatory at Texarkana, Texas. The Morn
ing Call of that town of June 4th, contains
very fattering notice of his school com
mencement.
At the State Female N ormal School final at
Farmville. Monday, Misses Theresa Helen
Haislip of Staunton, and Nellie Cameron
Lee of Lexington, were full graduates and
received their diplomas, and Miss Jean
Patton Cameron of Augusta, received her
diploma as professional graduate.
Miss Lorna Kaufman of Lancaster, Pa,
who had been visiting sister in Charles
ton, W. Va, arrived here Saturday. Here
she met several friends and with them took
wheel down the Valley for Lancaster. The
distance by wheel is $50 miles.
Rockingham Register: Mrs. Barbara
Heatwole, the mother of Congressman
Heatwole of Minnesota in company with F.
A. Heatwole, leave Dale Enterprise tomor-
row for brief sojourn with relatives in
Augusta county,
Miss Muriel Powers has gone to visit her
father, Rev. w. H. III. Powers in Town
son, Md, who last Sunday celebrated his
fourteenth year as rector of Trinity P. e.
Church there.
Clifton Forge Review: MRS. Ida E.
Moore, Of Messy Greek, Augusta county,
accompanied by her three little daugh tiers, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Priscilla Burger
at Sitlington Bath County"
Robert Newton Robinson the Editoria.
Energizer of the Orange Observer was
among the IL to delegates to the conven-
tion. He is as live a delegate as he is an
editor.
Miss Nannette Hopkins of the Agne s
Scott Female Institute at Decatur, Ca,
was in Waynesboro last week visiting
friends.
Cadet ]. A. Dunlap of Augusta, at Roll
er's Military Academy, Fort Defiance,
won the Washington & Lee University
scholarship given at that excellent school.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leterman of Charlottes-
vile are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Loeb at their handsome home on Coalter
street.
Charlottesville Progress: ''Mr. G. B.
Baker has returned to the city. He has
been an instructor at the Augusta Military
Academy for the past two sessions"
Last Wednesday Congressman Tucker was
in Waynes boro couple of hours on his way
East. He was given spontaneous recep-
ton by his riends and made speech.
DR.. Watson of Fishersville had his foot
slightly wounded Wednesday afternoon by
the discharge ofhis gun-a part OF a load
of shot being deposited in his foot.
Mr.. Howard S. Patterson and Miss Belle
Crawford, daughter of Mr.. W. Bell Craw-
ford, were married at Mt. Horeb church
on Wednesday last.
The Internal Revenue Stamp Office here
which was abolished. has been re-establish-
ed and the former stamp clerk, Mr.. Geo.
W. May, has been reinstated.
Miss Matte Grattan who has been
teaching in the Marion, Va, Female Col
lege. returned home Tuesday evening. the
session having closed.
Madison Free Press 'Dr. N. A. White
law of Highland Co., Va, is visiting
friends and relatives in Madison and
Greene countless
Warrenton Index: ''Mrs. Capt. Ham.
Shepperd leaves this week to join the fami-
ly of her son A. H. Shepperd, clerk OF the
city court of Admission, Ala."s
Misses Maude Berry and Daisie Sones
are attending the commencement exercises
of the Valley Home School at Thinking
Spring.
MI. Hugh I. Shott, editor of the Blue
field. W. Va, Telegraph, was in the city
this week attending the funeral of his
cousin, Arthur Shott.
r. W. Allen, Basic City, and John w.
Merritt, GreenvilIe, were elected Mayors
of their respective towns at the general
election.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ewing Cockrell have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are at
MI. l.. E. Williams. On the 9th they sail
for Europe.
Mr.. Lucien D. Smith, son Of the late
Judge John Green Smith, is to be married
June Both at Charleston, Kanawha, w.
Va, to Miss LESSEE Dent.
The Withrow Lumber Co., bid $45. 600
which was 1923 900 lower than any other bid
ON the new Harrisonburg Court House
Their bid was held for consideration.
The Yost-Tucker contest has gone over
till the next session of congress in Decem.
Der Of this year.