Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-01-10
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

urday says: John l.. Hutchinson Esq.
diedat his home in Mason county, neal
Point Pleasant, ON Thursday morning last
Dec. 18th 1895, aged IA years. Mr.. Hutch
inson was native of Monroe county and
was brother Of the late George w. Hutch
inson of this community. He was a man Of
high character and is very pleasantly re
membered by the older generation here. >
MI. Hutchinson was an uncle OF MI. Hen
nv Hutchinson of Staunton who attended
bis funeral which took place on the 18th
ult. He was the last of his generation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatles E. Young of the
Charlottesville Female Seminary have is
sued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Minnie Mccoy, to MI. Charles
West Bidgood. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday morning, january 10Th,
at half past eleven O'Clock in the Presbyter.
ian church of that city.
Capt. 7. c. Morton, General Agent OF
the Old Dominion Building & Loan Co..
left yesterday morning for Washington
city to spend the winter there in its work.
Capt. FL. L. Hoover and j. T. Parr OF
Staunton, and w. J. HUBBARD of Richmond
Grand Dictator Of Knights of Honor, will
assist him there.
Patents were issued at Washington:
Tuesday, to John A. Markey of Clifton
Forge, for pedestal for car trucks; to
David Messick of Timberyille, for a fence
and to Philip S. Riddelle of Woodstock, fol
window sash lock.
\ McIlbany & Hilleary, Real Estate
- agents gents Of Staunton, have issued descrip-
tive list Of sixty-three farms, being a part
of those they have for sale--thirty OF the
sixty-three being in Augusta. within easy
reach of Staunton.
Miss Nettie Mallory, of Memphis, Tenn.
accompanied. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hyer to
Washington, returning on Sunday evening
to Staunton, and Is the guest of Capt. e. S
Ogg.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson, OF Front Royal
is in the city, having been called here Oh
account of the illness of her sister, Mrs
Charles Irwin, who is visiting her parents.
In the Court of Appeals at Richmond
Wednesday, the appeal of Fitch convicted
in the Staunton Hastings court Of per-
jury was argued by A. c. Braxton and
submitted.
MI. 3. Frank Eake and bride went
through here Tuesday returning from
spending their honeymoon with Mrs. Cat.
lin OF Columbia, S. C., a sister of Mrs.
Eakle They Will live at the Old Sweet
Springs.
On Wednesday the House of Represen.
tatives granted an indefinite leave of alb
sence to Congressman Harry Tucker, who
is sick at his home in this city.
Ralph Meyer, son Of Prof. Meyer Of
Staunton, entered as student at the Uni
versity of Virginia on Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Whitesell has purchased the
walnut timber on the old VIM. Cochran
farm near Greenville, and put his saw mill
to work.
On Friday, Logan Turner of Staunton
was registered at Murphy's Hotel Rich
mond, j. A. Sproule Of Swoope, at Ford s
Hotel in the same city. W. III. Hyer and
wife at the Howard House, Washington
and Meade f, White at the st. James Hote
Washington.
Waynesboro Sentinel: "Miss Irene P.
Mann, of Harriston, was in our city last
week. Miss Mann will leave as mission
ary to Japan, under the auspices of tht
Episcopal church about the middle of Jan
uary.'
Newmarket Valley: "Mrs. Lemuel Ter
KEEL, Luray, Va, went to Staunton last
week to see her niece Miss Minnie Zirkle
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. K Zirkle
formerly Of this place. who recently under
went a critical operation, which is proving
successful
Salem Times-Register: "Mrs. Walker
wife of Hon. S. II. Walker, of Augusta
county, is here on visit to her relative,
Mrs. s. D. McCommon. Mis-. J. Lee
Koiner and daughter. of Augusta, are visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
WI. Moon, in this place."
Clifton Forge Review: "Mr. A. B.
Bosserman. accompanied by Misses Rena
Cochran and Minnie Baylor,-all of Angus
ia county,,-have been spending the holt
days in Clifton Forge, the guests of w. s.
Cochran"
Richmond Times Of Tuesday: "Hon'
Geo. w. Koiner of Augusta county, who
is contesting the seat of Mr.. Simms, ar
rived in the city last night ready to fight.
He says he is prepared now to go before
the committee, and is confident that he will
be awarded new COUNT
Richmond Times Hon. S. H. Walker
of Augusta county, was the first member
OF the House Of Delegates who registered
last night after recess, at the Exchange
Hotel.''
Wytheville Dispatch: "Miss Gertrude
Van Lear of Staunton, who spent her holt
day with Mrs. James A. Walker, has re-
turned to her school On Cripple creek
Councilman J. G. Scheffer returned Sun
day morning from Luthervile, Md, hav-
ing accompanied his daughter, Miss Alma
Scheffer on her return TO school there.
MI. VIM. Palmer son of Nj. Charles
Palmer. who has been in Colorado for
eight years is home on visit.
Winchester Times: "Mr. and and Mrs,
Victor Denny Of Staunt5n are the guests of
Mrs. Robert Denny.'''
Charles Town Spirit: "Mrs. Rosa King
and little daughter Jennie, of Waynesboro
, Va, are visiting Mrs. Geo. w. Haines.'
Senator jEchols and wife of Staunton