Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-04-17
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mrs. Leila Burke, wife Of Mr.. w. S
Burke, who underwent serious surgical
operation at the private hospital of Dr.
Howard D. Kelley in Baltimore, on Thurs
day Of last week, has been quite sick since
and unable to retain n0urishment. Her
husband has been with her all the time
and her mother, Mrs. Isaac Witt, went
there Wednesday. The latest intelligence
received by her father yesterday morning
was not favorable.
The Monroe, W. Va, Waterman, pub
fishes letter from Mr. J. II. Crosier of
Stanton, in opposition to its free silver
theories. His ultimatum is that: "When-
ever we can have an international agree
ment to the effect that silver Shall be rec
ognized by all at par with gold, then, and
not till then. can we safely return to Tree
and unlimited coinage of silver law"
Mr.. Charles w. Harwood, a well known
citizen of Richmond, died at his home near
there on Friday night, in bis siXty-llrSt
year. He was Past Grand Regent OF the
ROYAL Arcanum, and made many friends IN
this city during the annual session OF the
Grand Council of that order in this city last
year.
MI. and Mrs. Benford Deakin, the latter
OF whom has just returned from a visit to
her former home in England, have gone to
housekeeping at their home, No. "a South
New street. They have with them guest,
Miss Keetle, who accompanied Mrs. ID.
from England.
MI, J. Fred Davis who has been with
the Daily News for several years as busl-
ness manager, has determined to move to
Michigan, where he will go into business
with his half brother, MI. George B0len,
who was also once connected with the
News.
Miss Nellie Harman Of Richmond,
daughter Of State Treasurer Asher Har-
man, has been guest for some days OF
Mrs. Lewis Hartman, No. 20 5. Market
street. She came to attend the wedding OF
Miss Christine Harman.
Prof Geo. W. Hoenshel, the founder OF
the Shenandoah Normal College, and who
moved it to Basic City in boom days, died
On Sunday last of consumption, at Rell-
ance, Va, the present site OF the college.
He was only thirty-seyen years Of age.
Grand High Priest and Grand Lecturer
of the Royal Arch Chapter, Jacob Bum
gardner of Stanton. has been i'll Richmond
since Wednesday lecturing the local Chap
tiers, and will be there till tomorrow
evening.
The officers Of the new telephone line
that is being built from Greenville to
Staunton are: President, John ToWber-
man; Secretary and Treasurer, Ii. Clay
Palmer; Business Manager, Finley Gilke
son.
Capt. Charles E. Dudrow, Travelling
Passenger Agent of the b. Il o., has just
completed very pretty tWo-story cottage
residence at Harper Ferry, which he will
occupy.
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker, formerly of Staun-
ton, but lately residing with her daughter,
Mrs. j. o. Hudson, i'll Richmond, was
married there on Friday to Mr.. ]. a.
Pattee of that city.
Among the patients at the Kings Daugh-
tiers Hospital are MI. Philip Glendy of
Goshen, and MI John B. Blackley of
FerrolI, the latter Of whom had his should
Ell dislocated by fall at his home, Friday.
MI. A. T. Withrow of the Withrow
Lumber Co., which built the Masonic
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pleting the Jackson Memorial Hall at
Lexington.
Among the dancers at the german given
by the Theta NJ Epsilon Fraternity at
Washington & Lee University, last week,
were Dr.. Hampton Wayt and Miss Lee of
Stanton.
Messrs. J. Howard Wayt, Chas. E. Van
Pelt and others went over from Stanton
Monday to the Jefferson birthday celebra-
tion at Monticello.
The Governor has appointed A. j. Burk-
holder, veterinary surgeon of Augusta, to
be a member of the State Board Of Veteri-
nary Surgeons.
Mr.. D. B. Taylor of Baltimore, was III
tuC SIpy IL ltlIiIlJ Will lCtul ii
from Baltimore to their summer home at
Deerfield in few weeks.
Miss Matte B. Caldwell of Greenhrier,
w. Va, is visiting the family of Capt. I.
G. Morton Oh North Coalter street.
Mrs. Getty, wife of Gen. Getty, u. S. a,
Of Georgetown, d. G., is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. G. Hartman.
MI. W. Warden Patteson Of West End,
is quite sick. His sister from Pond Gap
came down to see him Monday.
Rev. Jos. Cline, one of the owners of
Clines Mill, has bought out the interest Of
Mr.. D. B. Lucas, his partner.
Mrs. w. n. Clemmer has returned from
attending the funeral of her father, Mr..
Geo. W. page, at Gilman, Mo.
Mr.. L. L. Fauntleroy who is in million.
aire Rouss big establishment in New I ork
is visiting his mother here.
Mrs. b. B. Eskridge ard her son have
gone to Missouri to visit Mrs. Eskridgc s
parents.
Harry S. Cootes has taken position as
reporter on the DAILY News.
The two-year-old son of MI. and Mrs. E
J.. Sublett is critically Ill.
Postmaster w. J. Larew at Greenyille
continues quite sick.
Mrs. L. E. Friend living near Staunton
on tie Greenville road, is very i'll.
Enivening the Republican State
Convention.
The Harrisonburg State Republican
.,,a1yoc - SnooeStiOn tn en1iVan tho nnp,