Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-07-03

week received the appointment OF sec,
assistant to DR.. John .Yyeth, the famot
surgeon of New York. DR.. Ii. has . il
record as a surgeon, and it was owing /
that he received the appointment over
large number Of applicants. DR.. Wyeth
chief surgeon at two OF :hree of the larg
hospitals In New York and also has pr
vate hospital Of his own. 1t will be at tn
last named that DR.. Horseley will reside
He will leave Staunton for New York thl
week.
Among the teachers attending the Scho6
of Methods in Charlottesville are-J. <
Arehart, M1ddlebrook; Susie V. Bailey
Staunton; Cora V. Beard, Motfatt S
Isabelle Brown, Brownsburg; IL. w. Bay
lor, Churchville; o. A. Bird, Doe Hill
Mary l.. Cooke, Bridgewater; Lora Brat
ton, Milboro; Ora Bowman, Harrison
burg; Mrs. Z. n. Garrett, Augusta; Mar.
Graham, Goshen; Agnes II. Irvine, Lont
Glade: Blanche Meeks, FerrOll; FANNIE b
/ Mauck, Harrisonburg. s..
= We have received copy of the catalogue
of the Chickasaw Female College, at ron
totoc. Miss. This is the school OF which
Fl. Shelley Roller, A. B., former Superln-
tendent of the Augusta county schools, is
President. Mrs. Roller who graduated at
the Wesleyan Female Institute here, IS the
Lady Principal. The college is building
of imposing appearance, is conducted under
the supervision of Chickasaw Presbytery
and is in its forty-fourth year.
Miss Augusta Hartman left Tuesday
morning for the summer school for teachers
of deaf-mutes near Philadelphia, which
will be in session two weeks. There she
will meet and become acquainted with sew
eral of the teachers of the Western Penn
sylvania school for deaf-mutes at Edge
wood, Pa, in which institution she will
teach during the coming session.
Waynesboro Sentinel: MRS. DR.. Thos.
Hume and family Of Chapel Hill, N. o.
reached the city last week and will spend
the summer here. Mrs. +. T. Holt and
children OF Staunton, will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. HIS parents, MI. and Mrs.
c. r. Haines. Mrs. Jas. A. Fishburne
was called to Oxford, N. G., last week 10y
the death of her uncle, Mr.. Lewis Amiss. y
Mr., VIM. j. Nelson Of Florence, Ala,
is visiting his children, Mrs. Kate Stout
Mrs. E. S. Sublett and Mr.. R. E. r. Mel
son, in this city. Before his removal tC
Florence Mr.. Nelson was one Of our most
prominent citizens. member of the Staun.
ton bar and of our city council, and an
officer of the First Presbyterian church.
MI. Henry G. Liphardt, native OF
Guelph, Canada, employed at the Putnam
Organ factory, was taken to the Johns
Hopkins Hospital about three weeks ago
suffering with typhoid fever. He died
there on Thursday last. His father was
with him when he died.
At the Southern students conference at
Knoxville, Tenn, composed of representa-
tlves of every Y. NJ. G. College Associa-
ton of the South, J. A. Mcclure of Au-
gusta county, is one of the representatives
of the Y. NJ. G. A. OF Washington & Lee
University.
State Senator Fl. D. Flood Of Appomat-
tox, was in the city Monday looking after
his congressional fences. He left here for
South River district. He is evidently a
favorite of the free silver Democrats in the
district as far as popular sentiment has
developed.
Holmes Fowle, son of Capt. W. H.
FOwle, the head of the Internal Revenue
service of this district, was in the city last
week visiting friends. He is employed
with the o. D. Steamship Company at
Norfolk.
Bowling, SPOTS & Co., Hoge & Hutchin
son, M. Erskine Miller & Bro, and r. l..
Strattan & Co., were the Staunton wholesale
houses represented at the convention of
wholesale grocery men of the South which
held it's session in Richmond last week.
Charlottesville Progress "Mr. j. D,
Steele, the popular delivery clerk at the
Charlottesville postoffice, who has been OIL
a two weeks visit to Allegheny and Au
gusta counties, has returned to his duties. ,
Among the Virginia Military Institute
Alumni who attended the celebration al
Lexington, were W. P. Tams, class OF
1873; w. g. Geiger, Jr., class OF 1890; l.
E. A. Rose, class of 1888, all of Staunton.
Superintendent of the D., D. & B. In
stitution, W. A. Bowles, took charge OF
the building, grounds, and so forth, last
week, and the inventoried equipment was
turned over to him.
MI. D. 2. Sites, of the Caldwell Sites
Co., was brought back from Richmond
Saturday. accompanied by his wife. He
is rapidly recovering from the surgical
operation he underwent.
Among the guests at the marriage at
Wildwood, Clarke county, Of MI. Geo.
Chapman of Luray, to Miss Agnes Keller
of Wildwood, was Miss Mary Drake of
Stanton.
MI. Percy H. Weiss and his wife (fol-
merly Miss McCue) and child. and Mrs.
r. B. Norvell of Texas, and Miss Norita
Santini Of Mississippi are, visiting Mrs
John Howard McCue.
Richmond State: misses Mary and
Katie and Master Henry Hutchinson OF
Staunton, are the guests OF Mrs. E. V.
Tompkins, No. II s. Pine street,
Bath News: "W. H. Henderson and
wife, from Swoope, Augusta Co., are Wis
iting their cousin, Harvey McClung OF
Bath Alum"
Charlottesville Progress ''Mr. H. M.
Chamberlayne, teacher in the Deaf, Dumb
& Blind Institution at Staunton, is in
Charlottesville
Mr.. Edmund Berkeley has taken the 20
sition of stenographer and typewriter with
Division Supt. Carlisle Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio, at Clifton Forge.
DR.. G. P. Eichelberger has gone to Char.