Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-04-24
Ga union vindiCator
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL "a, 1895
LOCAL.
p E r SON AL
WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EN1ENTs OF PEG
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jor r. 81. Catlett, of Stanton, is superin
tending force of hands in prospecting to
ore On the Estaline, Packer s. Bell, Catlet
& Miller iron properties near Goshen. Rev
Mr.. Freed, Of Middlebrook, preached a
Bethany Lutheran church on Saturday ant
Sunday last. MI. Freed, though quite
Peung man, is very fine preacher. He wa
hood by his wife,
Richmond State: "CardS are out an
nouncing the forthcoming marriage Of
Miss Laura Virginia. daughter of Rev. Dr.
James Nelson of the Woman1s College, tt
Rev. Sparks w. Melton. The ceremony
will take place in the First Baptist church
on the 18th inst, at 2. NJ" Dr. Mel
son, the father of the bride, was at one
time pastor of the Baptist church here.
Cards are out for the marriage, at the
Second Presbyterian church. next We'd
nesday morning at 10 A. NJ, of Miss sallle
d. Shamberlayne, daughter of Prof. Ill.
M. Chamberlayne, to MI. L. Walter
Davis.
Highland Recorder: MI. VIM. 6. Rodg-
ers and wife, of Meadow Dale. passed
through town Tuesday on their way to
/ Augusta, where they will visit friends.
Messrs. Leonard and Goodloe, of Staunton
were at the Commercial last night"
Charlottesville Progress: 'senator Ed
ward EchoIs Of Staunton. who is proml
nently mentioned as the Democratic can.
didate for Congress in the 10Th district
was in town to-day.
Mr.. Warden w. Patteson Of West End
who has recently been very i'll, has lmproV
: ed sufficiently to be taken to his Old nome
at Pond Gap, where he hopes to recuperatt
more rapidly.
MI. ". o. Sydnor, general agent of the
chesapeake and Ohio, who had the mlsfor
tine to hurt himself some time ago while
riding bicycle, is out and able to attenc
to business.
Washington letter in Richmond Times
"There is now said to he some chance that
the Virginia senators may be induced t(
withdraw their opposition to the confirma
ton of Nil. Fowle as Collector of lnterna
Reyenue for the Western district of Vir
ginia."
Messrs. G. C. Berry and J. A. Wise were
in Richmond this week attending the
Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
MI. Berry was elected Grand Warden.
John Porterfeld the bright young tele
graph messenger, who recently went t(
Lynchburg, has returned to staunton, and
taken his old position.
DR.. D. G. Bowman, Of Denton, Nd
arrived in the city Tuesday, accompanied
' by his family. They are en- route to his
future home at West Augusta.
The international Arbitration Confer
ence met in Washington Wednesday, ano
Capt. Thos. D. Ransom went there to at
tend it.
MI. John Child, a prominent druggist
OF Roanoke, is in Staunton, on a visit tt
his father, MI. G. G. Child, cashier Oh thu
Farmers q Merchants Bank.
Mr.. ]. Ed. Byers, who left Staunton las
I'll as advance agent of the Kitty Rhodes
Company, has been promoted to the posi-
ton of General Manager.
Mr.. Henry Lickliter, who has been a
Clifton Forge for some time past on tn
Review, has returned to Staunton and ia
Ken position on the Daily Times.
MI. Geo. w. Hawxhurst of Fall
Church, Grand Secretary of the Goo'
Templars of Virginia, was the guest o
MI. A. S. Woodhouse this week.
Miss Mary I. Mann of Harriston, thi
county, having completed the course o
stenegraphy and typewriting at Dunsmore
Business College, has received her diploma
Misses Charlotte AMI Maria Ransom q
sstau ton. who lave Deem visiting III " ash
ington- II. o.. and 5rstilc5 p@wn, " Va.
f6r some tiue. have returned home.
Mr.. Edward ChamDetlayoe, VINO had h
foot bal-y Ill aslet. il. - r,-oas n the s.e
tatGl Office last week, is out on crutches.
Dr.. James L. Kean Of Ronceverte, "
Va. and Miss Hattie G. Mendenhall, We
married at Basic City ON Wednesday.
Wn. B. Trout son of MI. P. II. Trou
agho undel went a surgical operation
aItiE3are. is exported % be recovering.
Miss gosie Smy.be Of Tazewell count
is visiting Lar cousins the Misses Pate
son, at u SoutH Market street,
Mrs. Berry and Miss Pink. of John
town, Pa, are ia the city visiting the
sister, Mrs. g. G. Berry.
MI. Geo. S. Lighter, Of the Woodstot
bar. was in Staunton this week, yisitil
his old home.
Dr.. Tapp Churehman, of Charleston, '
Va. formerly of Augusta, WAS in Stau
ton this week.
Ms. B. E. Eakle, of the Sweet Chalyl
ate Springs, was in town on business til
week. y X
Rev Il. 2. Hammill, Of the Wesley
Female Institute, is in Washington after
ing the convention Of educators.
mir. E. NJ. Gushing, the veteran and pc
ulaf suctioneer, last Friday, celebrated t
Forty fifth anniversary Of his marriage.
Mrs. [. e. 4. Rose, who has been Wis
Eng friends in Lexington, has return
home.
Miss Nellie Hartman, OF Richmond, W
attended tie wedding Of Miss Christi
Harnlan, has retUred to her home.
Mrs. William Frazier is visiting her sc
Mr.. Harry Frazier, on Grace street, Rio
mond.
Miss Annie Moss McGuire OF Richmol
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs Alex.
Robertson on Church street.
MI. I'll. c. Tinsley, has been confined
his room by sickness the past week, but
now improving.
Mrs. w. H. Fowle Of Lynchburg, "
has been visiting her sitter, Mrs. W.