Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-07-17

by Miss P. Elliott and Miss Crawford. DR..
G.. 2. Elchelberger of the University is in
Staunton for few days visiting his moth
er.''
MI. A. Lynn King, an employee Of the
White Star Milling Company, was married
in Washington on Tuesday of last week to
Miss Lillian A. Moore of Basic City. Miss
Moore is a sister of Mr.. Kings wife who
died some two years ago.
The infant son of Rev. Frank l.. McCue
of Maiden, w. Va, died there on the 26th
ult. The remains were brought to Rock
bridge Baths, the old home of Mrs. McCue,
for interment.
Mr.. William H. Pratt and wife, of
Petersburg. Mrs. Stannard Bowling and
the Misses Stannard. of Richmond, are the
guests OF Prof. S. H. Owens, on New
street.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker Of Lexing-
ton delivered the Grafton before the Ohio
State Bar Association at Put-in-Bay. Ohio.
yesterday. Mrs. Tucker accompanied him
on his summer trip.
Messrs. Chas. Kemper and P. A. Ore
baugh of the department of architecture
of the U. s. at Washington, are in the
county taking their vacation.
Hon. John T. Harris. wife and daughter
were in Staunton Wednesday, returning to
Harrisonburg from an extended tour
through the west.
MI. Chas. l.. Cooke yesterday evening
at o'clock, took party of twenty i've
wheelmen down to take supper with Geo.
B. Crawford near Bowling's Mill.
Scottsville Courier: Mrs. ]. V. Pereira
will leave on Saturday to visit friends and
relatives in Staunton, and will spend sew
eral weeks there"
Mrs. S. M. Wetzel, Mrs. L. c. COffman
and children Of Chicago, and Mrs. Rine-
hart of Dayton, Ohio, are visiting their
relatives at 1l3 N. Market st.
President H. Shelley Roller of the Chick
asaw Female College at Pontotoc. Miss ,
who has been visiting his brother, Prof. G..
s. Roller has returned home.
Capt. It'd. Ransom and two daughters
and Senator Echols and wife, are at Old
Point. The gentlemen are attending the
State Bar Association.
Buchanan Banner: ''Mrs. Jane Boyd,
of Roanoke cAzszzis7ss'ss st Mr. Beale's
yesterday and 49,. s..s.ss
today for visit &. n q 4
DR.. Chertsey III Ii v +, 1 81
State Hospital staff. BaHRIIERHIHNHaIlgIBSI
home at Warm Springs. SNs laE|f ss s
several weeks. III
Dr. s. P. Hite is recovering fr6Ea fssissss
al week of sickness and is able to be in his
laboratory again.
Miss Maggie Campbell left Saturday
night to spend some weeks with her aunt.
Mrs. Vernon Getty in Washington city.
Mr.. Max Brownold pianist of note
formerly of Staunton has made his home
in Berryville Clarke county.
Lewisburg independents: miss Mary
Funkhouser, of Staunton, Va, is a guest
of her friend, Miss Mary Miller Mathews
Miss Virgie Skeen, Mary Baldwin
Seminary alumnus. is visiting her aunt
Mrs. G.. G.. Gooch.
MI. J. Manley Hoge left last week to
take the place Of Superintendent OF the
Frankfort, KY, electric railroad.
Winchester News: miss Katie Eichel
berger of Staunton, is visiting her aunt
Mrs. G.. F. Eichelberger."
Capt. w. III. Kable Of the Stanton Mil
itary Academy. is visiting Chicago and
the n Northwest.
The friends of Judge Geo. M. Harrison
were delighted to see him on the streets
Friday.
MI. NJ. M. Robertson and wife Of Staun
ton, were registered at Ford's Hotel
| Friday.
Mr.. Lucien G. Smith and bride were
visiting the family of Mr.. J. Fred Effingel
on East Main street, this week.
Mr.. G. Miller. Stewart of the Western
State Hospital, is confined to his residence
on Church street 10y sickness.
DR.. George S. Walker and wife have re
turned from visiting relatives in South
western Virginia.
/ Sheriff n. e. Watts has returned from
business trip to Louisiana and Mississippi
The family of Mr.. McH. Holiday left
Wednesday for the Variety Springs.
Mr.. G.. A. Overdorf. Y. NJ. &. A. Score
tary, is spending his vacation in Hampton
Eddie Mix has gone to New York t.
work in book-binding establishment.
Mr.. James Ker ST., is quite sick at tn
Variety Springs.
Capt. T. d. Ransom has returned from
business trip to West Virginia.
| Miss Estelle Finks of Waco, Texas, i
visiting old friends in Waynesb0r0.