Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-07-10
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Covington Sentinel: "Mr.J. E. Rollins
Cashier of the Covlngton National Bank
will build quite handsome brick residence
this summer on his lot near the Episcopal
parsonage"
Bath News: "Mr. Jno. Will of Staun-
ton. and daughter. Miss Lizzie Will, OF
! Charlottesville, who have been visiting
Mr.. Alex. Will, Green Valley, returned to
their homes Saturday."
Broadway Echo: MRS. Patterson
Fletcher, widow of Rev. P. Fletcher, dec d
returned from Staunton Friday, accom-.
panied by two of her grandchildren, a son
and daughter of Capt. John N. Opie.''
| A little two year-oId son of Mr.. Walter
st. Clair died in Tazewell Sunday. He was
a grandson of DR.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Walk.
er of Staunton, who were present at his
death.
Mrs. BenfOrd Deakin who was taken to
the King s Daughters Hospital some weeks
ago quite sick, has greatly improved and.
| with her friend. Miss Kettle of England,
has gone to Old Point.
Principal j. R. Weaver of the Staunton
High School. and Mr.. w. c. Morton a
teacher therein. left on Monday for Buffalo,
N. Y, to attend the National Educators
convention.
The Virginia Camp of Sons of Veterans
was organized at Richmond last week, and
J. E. B. Stuart, Jr., elected General
thereof.
Congressman Tucker was announced to
address the voters of Nelson and Amherst
at townsville, last Saturday on the money
question.
Mr.. L. A. Frazer of the Bluefield, W.
Va, Telegraph, one of the best all around
newspaper men StauntOn ever had, is
spending some days with his family here.
Charleston w. Va, Gazette: "B. F.
Eakle, Jr., and wife, who have been in the
city for several days, returned yesterday to
their home at Sweet Chalybeate Springs. 81
Mr.. Theo. +. Shuey, chief of the steno-
graphic department of the U. S. Senate.
has arrived with his family at his country
place near the city.
Highland Recorder ''Mrs. A. II. Shuey
and son, Stricken, of Augusta county, are
guests of their relative, Mrs. w. A. Gun
ningham.'
Charlottesville Progress, Monday: "Gen.
Stephen D. Lee of Columbus, Miss, Judge
Chalkley and wife of Staunton, are among
the guests at Jefferson Park Hotel"
Mr.. Alex. F. Robertson and family are
visiting the family Of Mr.. Thomas Of
Smithfeld. Va. Mr.. R. is on his way to
the State Bar Association meeting.
Judge Geo. NJ. Harrison of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, has sufficiently recovered
from bis accident, to get about the house
with cane.
Mrs. Cox, wife of Rev. w. J. E. Cox OF
Baltimore, was in town last week with her
children, on the way to spend the summer
at Churchville.
Cadets G. M. Blackford (now Lieuten-
anti and Albert Hoge (now Corporal) are
at home from the Virginia Military Insti-
tute till the LIST of September.
DIR. Hopkins of the w. S. Hospital staff,
and Miss Jennie Fishburne, are visiting
in Bath.
The infant daughter of Capt. H. w. ..and
Mary Braxton Holt died on the I'd inst.
The little one was eighteen months old.
Mrs. Annie Stands left Friday for New
York State where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Woodstock Herald: MRS. r. d. Halls.
lip, of Staunton, is visiting her sister,
n nf Moir OF q
Mr.. Louis Z. Peck who is student at
the Ohio State University at Columbus,
Ohio, is home for the vacation.
Mr.. Charles J. Armistead, Clerk of the
Western State Hospital, who has been sick
for some time, has returned to his desk.
Miss Natalie johnson has gone to Mon
tana to visit her brother, 1t. Carter P
Johnson, U. S. A, who is stationed in that
State.
Mrs. w. J. Mann and daughter of Blue
field, W, Va, are guest of Mrs. Henry
Hutchinson on Fayette street.
| r. III. Catlett, Jr., of Staunton, was reg
| istered at the Jefferson Hotel, Richmond
Monday.
Miss Fannie Peck left Wednesday for
Providence, r. l., TO visit her brother, Mr.
Horace S. Peck.
MI. N. T. Burnett of Washington, il
the guest of his brother, County Clerl
VIM. A. Burnett.
MI. J. Scott Funkhouser of Waco, Tex.
arrived Wednesday for visit of som
weeks to his old home.
Letter Carrier n NJ. Warner who wa
taken ill on his route last week, is still
quite sick.
Prof. F. W. Hamer and family lief
Monday to spend the summer at the Nv!
House at the lovely old town of Hampton
MI. and Mrs. Joseph LIE Fills of Fernan
dina, Fla, are visiting the family Of Capt
T. c. Morton.
Mrs. David O'Ro1k and daughter al
visiting the family of Mr.. Charles O'Rorl
in Richmond.
Mrs. o. J. Wilkerson has purchased AM
moved into the Huffman house on jefferson
street.
Miss Rebecca Young returned iron
Washington Friday.
Mr.. G. Russell Caldwell spent the Fourt
at Caldwell, w. Va.
Prof. F. r. Webb and family have gon
to the Variety Springs for the Summer.
Mrs. Florence Donaghe Hutchinson o
Richmond. is at the Hotel Frederick.
Tragic Ending Of Fourth OF July.
VIM. Cook Of Alton, a nephew of Wesle.
Cook of this city, and cousin of Waite
ShOtt. lost his life at the close of the FOurt
of July celebration at Humpback noun