Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-03-13
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Bath county, from which DR.. Chertsey
Hopkins. the woman physician OF the
Western State Hospital comes, has fur
nished one woman missionary to China,
one woman physician, one woman princi-
pal of Woman's College, one trained
nurse and two others in process OF train
ing. Miss Irene Hopkins, one of her
sisters, has been taking business course
at Dunsmore's Business College in Staun-
ton.
Waynesboro Sentinel: 'Mrs. Prof. Ide
and Miss Ella Hiser of Stanton, and Rev.
H. F. Shealy, pastor of Christ Lutheran
church Staunton, visited Rev. and Mrs.
D. P. Crickenberger at the Lutheran par
sonage Monday OF last week. Hon. Mar
shall Mccormick of Berryville, and V. Fl.
Ford, Esq, of Luray, trustees for Rosen-
berger and Shirley were in the city several
days this week"
Tonight at the Mary Baldwin Seminary
Miss Laughton's pupils in expression will
give recital aided by Miss E. Louise Hop
kins and Mr.. Barthold Meyer. Among the
Staunton pupils taking part are Misses
Nora NJ. Wholey and Sally c. Fauntleroy.
Living tabeaux form part of the recital.
The Grand Fork North Dakota) Herald
of the 1st inst, contains a tWo-column
essay written by Mr.. Jas. V. Brooke, for
merly of the Staunton bar, defending
Thomas Jefferson against the charge OF H.
fidelity. He maintains that MI. Jefferson
was Unitarian.
Rockbridge County News: S. Brown
Allen Of Augusta, chairman OF the Dis
trict Republican committee, and Julius
Scheffer Of Staunton, who is said to be
candidate for district delegate to st. Louis.
attended the meeting OF the County Com
mittee Monday"
MI John Ritenour and his bride. Miss
Bette Splitter Of Sangersville, Augusta
county, who had been married in Harri-
sonburg that morning at the home OF the
brides brother-in-law, arrived i'll Staun-
ton last Thursday Oh visit to relatives.
They will live in Harrisonburg.
Woodstock Herald Mrs. Shannon Of
Camden, n. j., spent Monday night with
Mrs. John A. Heller of Court street, leav-
ing Tuesday for her home accompanied by
Miss Ella OFT Of Augusta county, who also
spent few hours with friends here.''
Edinburg Sentinel: ''Mr. VIM. Chris
tians three SONS who have been attending
the D., D. Il B. Insti tuition in Staunton
for some time, returned to that city last
Wednesday, they having been home to at
tend The funeral Of their mother"
Richmond State: "Mr. E. w. Friend,
of Staunton, is at Ford s. Mr.. Friend is
willing to guarantee that the delegates to
the Democratic State convention will be
royalty entertained when they 60 to Staun-
ton"
ISIS Christine Hartman, daughter of the
late Maj. John A. Hartman, St0newall
Jackson's famous quartermaster, will be
married at Trinity Episcopal church on
Wednesday, April 18th, at P. NJ, to Mr..
David P. Sites, Of Caldwell, Sites & Co.
! MI. John Rutherford, the veteran cloth
ing merchant, has taken a position as sales
man in the clothing department at Harms
berger's Racket Store, and will be glad to
see his friends and acquaintance.
MI. r. W. Smith, the plumber, who
suffered stroke of paralysis some weeks
ago, is well enough to ride out and Is doing
swel.
{ Mr.. George S. Lightner of Woodstock
was in Staunton Sunday to attend the fune-
| raI of his brother MI. Jas. S. Lightner and
his wife.
Z Mrs. Kate NJ, wife of Prof. A. J. Tur-
ner, is suffering from severe attack of
{ illness. DR.. j. M. Hanger is the attending
physician.
y Among the architects who submitted
I plans for the new court house at Harrison
burg were Messrs. l. E. A. Rose and T. J.
F Collins of Staunton.
4 Misses Mason and Austin of Lewisburg,
EW. Va, who have been guests of Mrs.
RObt. Goodwin near Fishersville, will re-
t,turn home tomorrow.
6 Maj. Jed Hotchkiss was to deliver his
lecture on Stonewall Jackson s campaign in
the Valley, at WytheviIle last night, for
1.-THE benefit Of the Presbyterian church.
4 Richmond Times "Mr. D. D. Awde of
/ Waynesboro, who has been visiting the
/ missions in this city during the past week,
gleft fol- home friday
6 Charlottesville Progress "Miss Nan
ECooke OF Staunton, is visiting friends at
Sthe University of Virginia.
J MI. A. NJ. Valze and daughter were in
y Voc 1ont 10
ICalve in grand opera.
B Past Grand Master of Odd Fellows,
Chas. C. Wheat, visited the Charlottesville
Z lodge Tuesday night.
Mrs. J. G. Scheffer returned Wednesday
fevening from a visit OF several weeks to
relatives in Washington city.
& Buena Vista Advocate: miss Bell
,Gilkeson has returned from quite an ex-
Etended visit with friends in Stanton"
7 DR.. Nathan o. Harris, nephew of Hon.
eJohn T. Harris, died in Atlanta, Ga, Sat
aurday, after an operation for appendicitis.
. Salem Times-Register !: MRS. Annie
tDolin of Staunton, is here on visit to her
ffather, Mr.. John M. Oakley"
] State Treasurer A. W. Hartman was in
FStaunton last week on visit to his broth
fer, Capt. Lewis Hartman.
z Maj. s. Nj. Y ost of Staunton, was regis
tered at the st. James Hotel, Washington,
1Friday.
Mrs. T. G. Elder and Mrs. B. M. Atkin-
sson are visiting their sister, Mrs. Jas. H.
lDooley at Richmond.
Senator Eehols and wife returned from
3Richmond Thursday evening.
Congressman Tucker and his Secretary
sMr Q. G. Huffman, spent Sunday here.
l County Court.