Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-29
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.


Highland Recorder: ssDr. Marshall
Jones and wife of Churchville. Bryson
Jones of Staunton, and Mrs. John J. Hiner
of Mcdowell, are here attending their
mother. Mrs. Victoria Jones. Misses
Sallie and Amelia Hiner of Augusta coun-
ty, are visiting in this community. Mr..
J. l.. Jones who has been teaching in Au-
gusta county for the past year, is among
us again. Mrs. W. II. Matheny and Jacob
L. Jr., started this morning for Staunton,
where they will spend two or three weeks
with relatives. Mr.. Cliff. Mathery accom-
panied them, and will return Monday"
Harrisonburg Register: ''Rev. Geo..
E. Shuey and family are visiting relatives
near Middlebrook, Augusta county. this
week. Mrs. w. r. Bader, of McGaheys-
vile, is visiting her brother-in-law, Prof.
J. H. Bader, Superintendent of the Staun-
ton public schools"
Mr.. D. P. Sites who was operated OH for
at the Virginia Hospital in
Wednesday of last week, is
rapidly recovering. DR.. Hunter Mcclure
operated. DR.. Morrison who accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Sites to Richmond, returned
II. G. Timberlake, President; Miss Jes-
sic McNiel, Vice President; Miss Ellie
Foster, Secretary; r. S. Ker, Treasurer,
and N. T. Cooke, Sergeant-at- arms, are
the new officers Of the Virginia Paint and
Powder Club elected Monday night.
Rev. J. T. Williams, formerly of Staun-
ton, a Confederate veteran, was the orator
at the Decoration Day in Alexandria, Mon
day. The Gazette published lifelike
portrait of him.
= DR.. Benz. Blackford, Supt. of the West
ern State Hospital for the insane, is in
Boston, Mass. attending the annual meet
ing of the American Association of Super
intendents of Insane Asylums.
Little Kenney Thompson, the bright
little fellow who gave the audience at the
exhibition last week, SO
much pleasure, was awarded the Kinder.
garten prize of new express wagon.
Mrs. Sue M. Danner. who died in Luray
recently, left her residence by will to the
Methodist Episcopal church, in that place,
and $500 to the Epworth League. She was
a cousin of Mrs. r. D. Powers of Staunton.
Bath News: ''Rev. j. II. Winfree, of
Churchville, Augusta county, brother-in-
law of Mr.. J. H. McClintic, is expected
here in few days. He will spend about a
month at the McClintic House."
Scottsvllle Courier: "Mr. J. V. Pereira
went to Charlottesville Friday taking with
him DR.. Walter Hartman, of Swoope's,
Augusta county, who spent several days
here visiting MI. and Mrs. Pereira.''
. Miss Alberta Conner, daughter Of MI.
David Coiner of Long Meadows, will be
married June Sd, at 10 A. NJ, at the
Methodist church in Waynesboro, to Mr..
E. T. Rodes.
Nelson Times: ''Mrs. John A. Stuart
of Lyndhurst, Augusta county, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gen1 Lov,
ing, returned home Thursday"
Hon. H. st. e. Tucker will deliver an
address before the Scotch Irish Congress
which meets in Harrisburg, Pa, on June
4. 5 and 6, 1896.
Among the delegates from Lancaster
county to the Staunton convention are W.
Mcdonald Lee, formerly Of Staunton, edi-
tor Of the Citizen, and DR.. w. J. NeWbill
Newmarket Valley: "Mr. and Mrs. C.
K. Zirkle, Staunton, were here this week
and attended the funeral of Mrs, z. s broth
er. Mr.. E. q. Windle, this afternoon"
Mrs. Edmonia Bledsoe left on Monday
for Anstead, W. Va, called there by tel
egram announcing the death Of her mother
Mrs. E. r. Page.
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Kelley and little daughter
of Sioux City, Iowa, arrived here Monday
to spend the summer with Mrs. Kelley s
mother, Mrs. John M. Hardy.
Mr.. James H. Lindsay editor of the
Charlottesville Progress, was in the city
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Charlottesville Progress "Miss Bessie
Van Lear of Staunton, is visiting in Char
lottesville."
DR., H. R. Morrison of Staunton was re-
gistered at Murphy's Hotel, Richmond
Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Wallace P. Whitmore OF
Baltimore arrived in Staunton Friday and
are guests of Mr.. John d. Crowle.
Capt. B. G.. Patterson, member Of the
House from Rockingham county, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Wayt W. Gibbs, general agent of the
Campbell Press Company of New York, is
visiting his home. -l'
Maj. Robert Mason of Charlottesville
who was chief of staff for Gen. Fitz Lee
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Edward Echols left on Wednesday
evening to accompany Mrs. Gen. Echo]i
to Louisville.
MI. Emmanuel Hise of this county. wht
recently sold his farm in North River Gal
fer 5000 cash, died Oh Tuesday last.
Mr.. J. s. Craig and wife of the Cold Sui
phur Springs, were in the city on Monday
Mrs. J. N. Ryan is visiting her brother
Mr.. II. G. Francisco, at the Warm Springs
MI. Henry 3. Smythe, minister to Hayti
is in the United States on leave of absence
Reynolds Kirby has taken place will
Charles Broadway Rouss in New York.
Miss Minnie Mccoy is visiting friends
in Lynchburg.
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