Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-03-27
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.
PIETHAT yOJT KNOW

PHYSICIAN OIL lEC Stcu VI Cle w GSGeIu DUaU
Hospital here, when DR.. Chertsey Hopkin
was elected. was married Wednesday at he
mother home to DR.. J. Russell Martene
of Baltimore. He was member of tn
faculty Of the Womans Medical ColIeg
where she graduated, and fell in love wit
her there. she is woman of great pei
sonal beauty.
Hon. j. S. Craig Of the Cold Sulphl
Springs, Rockbridge, was in the city Mon
day. His mission was to buy good ridin!
horse and he bought one for $50. On Tues
day ae started on horseback for home, thir
ty-five miles distant. expecting to reacl
there in six hours if the roads had not beef
made too bad by the snow of Monday. Ill
said he had often ridden it in that time.
Richmond Times: Dr.. Bickerton l.
Winston, member of the House OF Dele
gates from Hanover, was in the city yes
terday, ard referring to the recent report
that he was candidate for Superintenden'
of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum
said that it was altogether a mistake, and
that he could not tell how Oh why it had Or
iginated.
Union w. Va, Waterman: 'Miss Edna
Beamer of this county leaves this week for
Fishersville, Va. She expects to engage
as teacher in the Female Seminary at that
place. Miss Maggie Watkins of Anderson
left last week for Staunton, Va, where
she has secured position to do millinery
trimming
Bath News: Mr.. James L. Tyree moved
away from Minboro to DeerGeld. Angus
ia county, where he expects to live for the
present. MI. Floyd Keyser ard family
passed through that place On their way to
the Healing Springs. Mr.. Keyser is ma
tive Of Bath. but for a few years past has
been living in Augusta county"
Capt. w. 81. Fowls has been appointed
chief clerk of the Internal Revenue O6lce
at LynchbuTg, in place of MI. w. IT,
Bailie resigned. Both gentlemen formerly
resided in Staunton, and Capt. FoWle held
the same position for some time under the
late Collector Capt. Ham Shepherd.
Mr.. John Gum Of Pocahontas Co., w.
Va, who was operated on at the King S
Daughters Hospital here by DR.. II. NJ.
Patterson, assisted by Drs. I'll. H. Henkel
and J. B. Catlett, has returned to his
home, the operation having been a perma-
nently Buccessfu l one.
Mr.. VIM, A. Bowles OF Basic City, who
was for several years City Superintendent
OF the Staunton schools, and later Princi-
pal Of the High School at Richmond, is an
nounced as a candidate for the position OF
Superintendent of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institution at the election in June.
Mrs Robert L. Craycroft vino has been
visiting Miss May Crowle, left yesterday
for Washington where she will join he1
husband. and with him, return to their
home in Cumberland, Md. They viii short
ly go to New Y ork city. MI. Craycroft' s
place of business, to reside.
Harrisonburg Spirit Mr.. Walter OFT
has moved his family to point on the N
& w. r. r., about II miles east of Staun-
ton, Augusta county. Mr. OFT has many
friends in this place who were sorry to see
him and bis family move away"
Misses Alice HILBERT, Jessie Bowling,
Nettie Pratt and Sally Fauntleroy, are the
Staunton pupils in the programme for the
Song Recital by the pupils of Miss Hop
kins, and the Seminary Glee Club, at thu
Mary Baldwin Seminary Tonight.
Woodstock Herald: ''Miss Mary Lou
Merritt of Greenville, Augusta county
left for home on Tuesday afternoon, afte
a visit Of several weeks to Mrs. John Hell
ler of Court street, and other friends il
this place.
Harrisonburg Register: Mrs. Jas. D
COiner and son, Eugene, Of Fishersville
and DR.. Fl. e. Weade and wife of Madrid
Augusta county, are visiting Mr.. z. A
Kiser Of Mt. Crawford, whose critical i'll
ness has been announced"
Gov. O'Ferrall and wife arrived at thu
Hotel Eakleton, Monday evening, having
come from Richmond on the 7:05 vestibulc
On Tuesday the Governor paid an officis
visit to the State institutions here, and re
turned that afternoon to Richmond.
MI. A. E. White and Mr.. B. Franl
Eakle, both former Stauntonians, will mex
season manage the Sweet Chalybeat'
Springs in Monroe Co., W. Va, in addi
tion to the Old Sweet Springs. which the.
managed last season.
Mr.. William Trout, son Of Mr.. 2. ii
Trout. left for the Maryland Universlt.
Hospital in Baltimore, Wednesday, to b.
under the treatment of DR.. Louis Mel
Tiffany.
Greenbrier Independent ''Kirk Snyde
who was pupil at the L. &. S. here thi
winter. left last Monday for Staunton
where he has accepted a position on th
Spectator
Fairfax Herald: ''Miss Charlotte Nc
Culloch, Of Point Pleasant. W. Va. re
Gently of the Augusta Female Seminary
Staunton. IS visiting her schoolmate, Mis-
n ellie e. Hawxhurst at Falls Church"
Covington Sentinel: miss Lucy Har
per of Richmond who kept house fer he
sister Mrs. W. A. Rineheart in this cit.
during the past few months. while the lat
ter was away, has return to her home"
Daniel B. Conrad of Winchester, son o
the former Superintendent of the Hospita
for the insane at Staunton, has received
the appointment Of cadet at the Nava
Academy.
MI. e. Harry Haines. the baritone AIT
soloist Of the Stonewall Brigade Band
leaves on the 10th of April to make hi
home at Peoria, ILL.,, where be has a posi-
ton as bookkeeper.
Messrs. Stewart & Blackburn have take
the contract at about $4,000 to erect
building for Mrs. G. M. Marquis at th
HaineS' corner-Augusta and Main SITS,