Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-04-03
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo-
FILE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEo-
PLE THAT YOU KNOW.
Lexington Gazette: ''Dr. NJ. .. Burk-
holder, Of Staunton, has opened dental
Office in the rooms formerly occupied by
DR.. w. L. Bacon. Mr.. I. E. A. Rose, Of
Stanton, is in town. Mr.. Rose. has an
excellent colored drawing of the new Ma
sonic Temple in Staunton on exhibition in
McCrum & Sons window. He is the ar
chitect of this building. Mrs. J. S. Gard
ner is attending the Baltimore Conference,
in session at Roanoke"
Lewisburg. w. Va, Independent: "Miss
Mary Miller Mathews has returned from
An extended visit among her friends in
Staunton. Mr.. John SPOTS, of the whole
sale firm of Bowling, SPOTS q Co.. of
Staunton, is in Lewisburg visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Virginia SPOTS, and his father
and mother, who are also visitors here.
Cyrus Creigh, ESQ.,, of Staunton, is in
Greenbrier this week."
Richmond Dispatch "Mr. R. z. Bell
of Augusta county, spent Wednesday night
in the city with his brother, Mr.. N. Craw-
ford Bell, who is now making Richmond
his home Mr.. Bell was on his way to
Newport News, where he has accepted a
position at the Warwick Hotel"
We have received from Mr.. A. Graham
Robinson of Embreville, Tenn. the address
of Guy r. johnson delivered before the
American Institute of Mining Engineers,
ON the Embreville mines and furnace, with
which Mr.. Robinson is connected. Its
product is sold chiefly in the West.
At the Church Home, Baltimore, Satur
day, w. B. Trout, son of MI. p. III. Trout
Of Stanton, was operated on by DIR. L. M.
Tiffany for appendicitis. Young Trout
had had three attacks of the same trouble
and 1t was deemed best to remove the cause
for good and all. His mother is with him.
Mr.. w. A. Pratt of Wilmington, Del,
Chief Engineer of the Philadelphia division
of the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad, was IN
the city Saturday to attend the funeral Of
his brother -ln-law, the late Robt. Porter
field Kinney.
Capt. James Bumgardner, Jr., counsel
for the B. Il o., left yesterday for Shenan-
doah circuit court at Woodstock to defend
the companys interest in damage suit
brought by the administrator of Miss Kate
TObin who was killed in that county last
summer by train.
Madison Free Press: 1.-THE Cartoon en-
tertainment given at this place Tuesday
night by Geo. W. Reid of Staunton, was
well attended. Miss Priscilla Reid, 10 years
of age, amused the audience with several
recitations.''
Senator Echols returned yesterday from
Richmond, where the day before he renewed
his security on Senator Floods bond till
May 9th, the case Of assault by Senator F.
on Senator Flanagan having been post
poned to that date.
Lexington Gazette: 1.-The Staunton
papers report Rev. j. S. Gardner, pastor
of Trinity NJ. E. Church Of this place, as
being the proud and blushing father of a
fine child. This is mistake brethren"
Miss Sidney Whitlock left yesterday
morning if1s Johns Hopkins Hospital for
surgical treatment. Rev. Mr~y: y. COX
her former pastor here, would meet her at
the depot there and take her to the hospital.
Edward Palmer of the penitentiary guard
arrived here yesterday and took r. 4. Lee
johnson to the penitentiary. A large and
curious crowd assembled at the depot to
see johnson 90.
MI. Robert Porterield Kinney, son Of
the late Robert p. Kinney of Stanton.
died in st. Louis March 25th, aged forty
one. His remains were brought to Staun-
ton for interment in the family lot.
Capt. G. Benton Coiner was in the city
Tuesday, summoned here as witness in
court. He loft Mrs. Coiner, who has just
returned from visit to Baltimore, quite
sick at home.
Arthur Henderson, who was stricken
blind on the street some time ago. and went
to Richmond for treatment, has returned
with his sight partially restored.
Mr.. Asher Ayres, a well known insur-
ance man of this city, and most genial
and popular gentleman. has removed to
Richmond to engage in that business.
l. Highland Recorder: Mrs. Sudie p.
Williams returned recently from visit to
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hevener, at Lone
Fountain. in Augusta county,
Richmond Times: 'tMiss Hoge of
Staunton, and Miss Mildred Hoge of
Frankfort, KY, are the guests of Miss
Annie Merrill, 107 east Cary street,
We are, as usual at Passover season, in
debted to our neighbor, Mrs. Isadore
Cohen, for delicious supply of unleavened
bread.
E. w. Stewart Il Co. of this city got the
contract for the iron fencing around the
Post Office. -
Mr.. Archibald Fauntleroy of South Car
DINA, is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. M.
Fauntleroy.
Mr.. A. G. Gordon and wife are visiting
Mr.. j. Lindsay Gordon, Mr.. G. 3 brother,
in New York city.
Delegate Randolph Harrison of Lynch
burg. was in the city Saturday, visiting
his brother, Judge Geo. NJ. Harrison.
Charles Town Free Press miss Ollie
Parker of Staunton, is visiting Miss Julia
Merchant
Mrs. I. e. Morton left yesterday to join
her husband for few days in Washington
city.
Miss EVE Bowcock went to Charlottes-
vile Monday. called there by the death OF
her sister Mrs. James Blakey. :,
Miss Sadie Weller returned last week
from spending the winter in Florida.
Mr.. ]. II. Goldsmith of Staunton. issvis-
iting in Newport News.