Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-26
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF fHt
Pile THAT you MAY KNOW.
ana Mrs. James Fl. BiaekleI IA; nae
returned from Baltimore, whittier they
took their son, Robert E. Blackley, for a
surgical operation. A bone tumor had
grown in the young mans cheek as the
result of blow from base ball some years
ago. The operation of removing 1t was
performed last Friday by DR.. Tiffany at
the Church Home Hospital, and the upper
law bone of that side removed and silver
plate put in. The patient stood the opera
ton we'll and DR.. Tiffany thought he would
be ready to come home in two weeks.
Staunton furnished two Masters of Arts
to the two leading Universities OF the STATE
Walter HulIihen (son Of Rev. w. y.
HulIihen, rector Of Trinity church, VINO
ACCOMPLISHED the unusual feat of taking b.
A and A. M. at the University OF Virginia
in three years, and Hugh Milton Mclhany'
IT,. son of Capt. II. M. Mcllhany, VINO
took A, NJ. at Washington u Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Miss Elsie Bayllss,
Miss Glennie Stoneburner. Mrs. A. ..
Woodhouse. and Messrs. W. Frank Dull,
HAYWOOD Bayliss and Harry N. Lewis are
the delegates from Staunton to the lntef
national Convention of Christian Endeav-
orors which meets in Washington city
July Sth.
Miss Devereux of Petersburg, e'ecteo
teacher of mutes at the Institution IN place
of Mr.. L, G. Doyle, declined re-eectloh'
is. we learn, an articulation teacher OF ex-
nerience. having been at the Arkansas III
st;tntion and later in institutions in Titan
and Maryland.
Mrs. J. M. Lickliter has gone to Rich
mond for surgical treatment by Dr. Hun
ter Mcclure. She was operated on frloay'
Mrs. Taylor of Fayette street, went TO
Richmond Wednesday for surgical TREAT
ment bv DR.. Ben. Johnston. She was
operated on last Thursday.
w. R. Houston OF Waynesboro, son OF
Rev. DR.. NJ. IL Houston, took M. A. at
Hampden-Sidney College last week. ana
won the medal for best orationof the Senior
class. and the medal for best work on the
college magazine. He is grandson OF the
late VIM. Withrow.
Judge Stafford G. Whittle of the Dan
vile Circuit, was last week elected to the
chair of Commercial Law at Washington
& Lee University, but declined it. He IS
a brother of the late S. McG. White OF
Staunton. Judge Whittle is an alumnus
of Washington & Lee.
Past Grand Master Of Odd Fellows Z.
G. Wheat, LETT with team Monday night
for Monterey, Highland, where they would
institute lodge. They went by moonlight
as far as the foot of the mountain and there
stopped for the night, and went on to Mon
terey Tuesday.
MI, and Mrs. l.. S. Rawlinson OF this
county, left New Y ork on Saturday, June
10, on the steamship Etruria, for England.
They will go to Canterbury, Kent, England,
to visit Mr.. Rawlinson's relatives, and
will not return before September.
Buena Vista Advocate MRS. Ayers
and her daughter, Mrs. Craig. left town
last Saturday. The former goes North
and the latter to Salem, Va. We hope to
have them with us again when the College
opens.'
Mrs. T. r. n. Speck arrived from At
lantic City Saturday evening. She had
been spending some months there and in
Baltimore. Next week MI. and Mrs
Speck and little Rachel will go to the Va
rlety Springs for the summer.
Among those who passed the examlna-
ton of the State Board of Medical Exam
iners at Richmond was Dr.. Frank Hopkins
of Warm Springs, a brother of DIR. Hopkins
the woman physician on the Western State
Hospital staff.
Lexington Gazette: "Mr. j. A. Temple
ton and wife, of Staunton, are the guest
of Mrs. N. j, Gibbs. Miss Mish, Of Au
gusta county, Is the guest of Mrs Macl
Sterrett."
Suffolk Herald: "Dr. W. W. Murray
has received from his brother in Ireland,
splendid bicycle different from any eve
seen here. 1t was made in Belfast, Ire
land
Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey, th
Republican candidate for the Vice Pres
dency, is one of the Directors of the Ches
apeake & Western BY. just complete
through Rockingham.
Among the teachers at the Chautauqu
which begins at Goshen, July 10Th, al
Miss G. M. Hefner of the Staunton Xii
dergarten, and Prof Dunsmore OF Duns
more's Business College.
Union. W. Va, Waterman "Misse
Harriet and Jennie Caperton returne
Yesterday, June 18th, from Staunton, Va
where they have been attending the Vii
ginia Female Institute. presided over b
Mrs. j E. B. Stuart"
Miss Estelle Smithey, a teacher the pas
session at the Wesleyan Female Institute
was last week elected teacher of Frenc
and German at the State Normal School
Farmville.
MI. J. J. KigaIen has ten the cor
tract for the plumber wor. = the ne
court house at Harrisonbul, The col
tractor for the hniIding is W e. SDier c