Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-07-24
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF Pc
PIE THAT YOU MAY KNOW.
The Lutheran Visitor of Newberry,
T., has the following notice of Mr.. Jno.
Rodeffer, who is a brother of Mrs. c. ]
w. Eisenberg of this city:
'Mr. John d. Rodeffer of Lovettsville, Va
has accepted the position of instructor
mathematics in Roanoke College, and wi
enter upon his new duties at the opening
the next session. Mr.. Rodeffer graduated
Roanoke last year with the first distinction
his class, and won the prize scholarship i
English language and literature in his JUNO
year. He has taught successfully as the prir
cipal OF a graded school in Loudoun county
Va
Newmarket Valley: ''Mr. W. G.. Moi
felt, Staunton, arrived Wednesday at hi
home near this place to pay short visit tt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. MOffett
and family. Mr.. Benz. Jones and wifi
moved from Staunton this week, and &C
cupy house belonging to Mr.. John Estep
quite near town. Mrs. DR.. HI. FL. Henkel
Staunton, was here recently visiting her
mother-in- Mrs. Susan Henkel, and
other relatives"
Another party of bicyclists made a run
down to Mr.. Geo. B. Crawford's at Bow
'ling's Mill, Tuesday afternoon and took
supper. Among the lady riders were Miss
Annie Child, Miss Jackson and Miss Car
RE Jackson of Frederick street. Miss Katie
Eichelberger, Miss Louise Withrow, and
Miss McGraw, r. D. Apperson and wife.
and J. Mason Miller and his daughter, ISIS
Bette Miller.
Lewisburg W. Va, Independent: ''Mr.
Alfred Jaffe, head book-keeper Tor M.
Erskine Miller, of Stanton, Va, was here
guest of the family Of Capt. A. F.
Mathews Sunday. Mrs. A. z. McClung
and son. Norman, went to visit friends in
Augusta county, Va, this week, seeking
change for the benefit of Mrs. McClung s
health
Mrs. Edmonia BledsOe will, in a few
weeks make her residence in Lexington
HuClC Die Will udtC UWO BUILD dU w dOllus,-
ton & Lee University. Her removal will
be loss to our community, not only in
social life. but in all charities and good
works. She was one of the founders OF the
kindergarten, and has been prominent in
many other good works.
MI. Russell Wilkinson and Miss Blanche
n ais who had been married that morning
at The home of B. w. Nails, the brides
father, at Del Ray. near Alexandria, ar
rived in Staunton Tuesday evening on the
6. & g. Festibule to visit Mrs. Simpson.
an aunt Of the bride, who was at the we'd
ding.
Mr. James l. Beck of the Bodley Wagon
Works, was operated on July 9th at the
Rooseyalt Hospital, New York city, by DR..
AcBirney for appendicitis. The operation
WAS perfect success and Mr.. Beck was
sitting up writing to friends in Staunton
. few days after it. He will be home in a
few days.
Clifton Forge Review: "Miss Mary
Hyde has returned to her home on Main,
street, from delightful visit of several
months among friends. She was in Rock
tngham. Charlottesville. Rockbridge and
Augusta. Her cousin, Miss Annie Den
ton of Stanton &C companied her home to
visit in Clifton Forge"
Broadway (Rockingham) Echo: "Miss
Bessie Dysard, of Green Banks. Pocahon-
taa Co., Va, who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. E. A. Cootes. of Cootes' store,
left on Wednesday for Staunton, where she
will visit friends before going home. Mrs.
Lucy Smith, of Staunton, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. S. G. Williams"
strasburg News: "Henry Brown. of the
arr, IF ,saaizer f Brown, of Stanton, J.
Few Brown. Of the Shenandoah Valley
20, Bang OF Winchester, Misses Fannie
'T};i fss,, Katie and Olive Dosh, Of Winches-
er are visiting at }b2 Of =, Regy :.