Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-15
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

| PIE THAT YOU hNOWs
| Col. VIM. A. Anderson of Lexington
was at the Eakleton last week. He ha
been to Baltimore with a committee to &c
the B. & o. authorities to restore to Lex
ington the afternoon train North. Thei
mission was unsuccessful in it's main oh
ject, but they got local train much NOR
valuable to Lexington than the lost train
Gen. Lee will sail for Cuba this week
Mrs. Lee and her three daughters-M
Ellen, Virginia and Nannie Lee, the las
of whom is pupil at the Virginia Femal
Institute here-will spend the summe
months at the White Sulphur, and late il
Septem Der will join Gen. Lee at Havana.
Bridgewater Herald "Frank I. Holt
the energetic wholesale. and retail statione
and bookseller of Staunton. left that cit.
on his bicycle Wednesday morning at 4:4
and arrived in Bridgewater at 1867.
miles. He returned home yesterday morn
ing.r
VIM. B. Trout. second son of T. II
| Trout; who has been in Baltimore for SOM
time, where he was operated on for appen
dicitis, was expected home last week, but
it became necessary to reopen the wound
and he will not be able to travel for several
weeks yet.
Miss Serena M Morton, daughter o.
Rev. Paul4C. Morton of N. c., arrived
Monday evening from Washington, where
she had been spending the winter with {
relative, to visit the family Of Capt. Il. G.
Morton.
Winchester Times: s'Mr. c. W. S.
Barnes, of Staunton, arrived in town on
Saturday. Ex-Gov. Holiday is. SO nearly
recovered that he is now receiving his
friends. We hope to soon see him on the
street again.n. ..tl ~ g.5EB .al.-,
Il A graduate recital will be given in the
chapel Of the Wesleyan Female Institute
tonight at 8 o'clock by Miss Mamie
Brown Allen of Staunton and Miss Mamie
Belle Slaughter pupils Of Prof. Won
Schlechtendal. #
Among those who went to the anniversa.
ry services at the Waynesboro Presbyteri.
an church. was Mr.. j ohm Howard Wayt-
whose father, the late John Wayt, was one
of the five first elders of the church.
Mrs. Clark wife Of DR.. j. T. Clark OF
Mt. Scion died on Tuesday morning in her
sixty-third year. She was buried in Mt.
Solen cemetery on Wednesday, the funeral
being largely attended. -i.-'-'i =
Highland Recorder "Messrs. T. Pey-
ton Brown, j. III. Crozier and Hugh 81.
Kerr, members of the Staunton bar, were
granted leave to practice in the circuit
court of this county, ..-.o=..-
Mr.. VIM. B. Schmid, former member
of the Stonewall Brigade Band, left yester
day, morning for Fort McHenry, near
Baltimore, where he will play in the Fort
band.
MI. Robert Landlord, who lately cele-
brated his golden wedding, had fall this
week and disIecated his shoulder. DR.. b.
P. Reese rendered the necessary aid. - = -. .
Lexington Presbytery at its Bethel SEES
sion, adopted resolutions of sympathy with
Elder A. A.-Sproul of that church. who
has been in. ill health for some time.
Mrs. AS. Woodhouse returned Thurs
day night from Strasburg, where she had
organized lodge of twenty Juvenile Tenn
plarS.
Waynesboro Sentinel: 'sMrs. f. g.
lesser of Staunton, arrived in the city last
week, and will spend some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Alexander. =
Among, the theological students who
graduated at Union Theological Seminary
this week was J. J.. ,Fixof Greenv ille,. Au-
gusta county. &, sas ~ &1 $500
The Electoral Board has appointed VIM.
Crosby election judge in the I'd ward, in
place of Chas. Prufer declined.
Nh. J. L. Beck. whose illness from ap-
pendicitis has been mentioned, is sufficient
ly recovered to get about. i4-L.. .l-4s
Miss Kate Wilson of the Fort Defiance
neighborhood, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Funkhouser of Pittsburg, Mo.
Chief of Police JAS II. Waters is at
tending the national conference Of chiefs
of police at Savannah, Ga.
S Mrs. Jas. 4. Lightner was organist at
old Trinity last Sunday in place of Prof.
Webb who was sick on that day. ~ -.
Hon. J ohm T. Harris and wife Of Rock
ingham, went through here last week en-
route to McLainsboro, Ill. .'s a-
Among the delegates to the Democratic
State convention is Mr.. Jos. E. Rollins Of
Covington, and formerly of Stanton.
-Lynchburg Miscellany: .Dr. Carter
Berkeley of Stauiton, was In the city this
week on his way to Atlanta. Ga.'' g
Col. Cab Maddox, the 400-lb drummer,
was at the Virginia Hotel on Saturday and
Sunday. 1
Miss Lizzie Gibson, Prime ipal of the
Valley Home Seminary at Fishersville, was
in the city Saturday.
Among the graduates at the colored Nor
NAL College at Petersburg, Tuesday, Was
Luella White of Staunton.
Mrs. Charles M. Blackford who has been
visiting the family Of Dr.. Benz. Blackboard,
has returned to her home in Lynchburg.
Miss Agnes Warden. of Texas, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Bessie Bowling. 1854
Mrs. w. s. Burke returned from Balti
more on Saturday evening.
Judge W. w. Old of Norfolk, was at the
Eakleton last Friday.
The wife of Prof. A. J. Turner who has
been i'll SO long. is now improving.
Misses Susie and Anne Cochran are Wis
iting in Louisville. esyt,Trf e-.<e -
Mr.. Ben. o. Blackford is visiting in
Lyhchburg.
Miss Kate Kilby is at Clifton Springs
New York.
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