Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-07-24

the readjuster regime. was Judge }of Bat
and Highland, died Of paralysis at the hon
of his son-in-law, John w. Stephenson,
the former county, On Saturday last.
Charlottesville Progress: Miss Clemenc
Cooke of Staunton, is spending several day
with Miss EVE Bowcock at DIR. Geiger
at the University
Prof. Schlectendal of Staunton, assiste
, at a concert given in Bedford City Frida
night, for the benefit of st. Johns Episct
pal church.
There was big celebration of the Fourt
of July at Honolulu, presided over by Hor
Ellis Mills, U. S. charge d'affairs an
Consul General to Hawaii.
MI. and Mrs. Robt. W. Burke and thej
little grandson are at the Seaside House
| Atlantic City. for two weeks, having lef
here on Thursday of last week.
: Mrs. Asher W. Hartman of Richmond
has arrived at the home of her relative
Mrs. Bessie H. Wiber, to spend the sum
mer.
Councilman Henry Hutchinson has re
signed the position of President of tn
Chamber of Commerce, and Mr.. Charles
l.. Weller has been elected President.
Mr.. VIM. Finks of Waco Texas, son o.
the late Capt. Joshua B. Finks of Waynes
boro is, visiting friends in Fauquier.
! Alexandria Gazette miss Lucy Bryan
of Staunton. is the guest of Miss Nettis
Francis. No. 219 north Alfred street."
MI. James w. Hess of Clifton FORGE
has taken position in the Spectator jot
Office.
Mr.. James O'Rear went over last Mon
day to work couple Of weeks in the W. S.
Hospital tailor shop.
Winchester Times: "Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Nelson and there little son Willie.
left last Thursday for Capon Springs
Mrs. Logan Turner has been quite sick
at her home on Frederick street all this
week.
Miss Edna Runnels, daughter of Mr.. W.
D. Runnels, is sick with typhoid fever at
her father s residence on st. Clair street.
A letter from DR.. ]. Shelton Horsley says
he is greatly pleased with his place and
work in New York.
Mrs. Jacob T. Parent who has been so
ill at her home On Frederick street, is well
on the road to recovery.
Mrs. M. n. Bradley has returned from a
visit of SIX weeks to her old home in
Kentucky.
Mr.. J. E. Henderson, Secretary to Mr..
NJ. E. Miller is sick Of typhoid fever at his
home on Maple Avenue.
Mr.. J. r. Kemper of Augusta, was reg
istered at Fords in Richmond, Thursday.
July 10th.
Rockingham Register: sc. Smith Din
kle has opened slate quarry in the vicinl-
ty of Bridgewater near Berlinton.
Suffulk Herald: 'Miss Effie Murray has
gone to Stanton, where she will spend the
heated term.''
Mrs. DR.. Catlett returned from Abe
marie last Thursday, bringing her aunt
with her.
Mrs. Benford Deakin of No. 20 New st.
has returned from Old Point.
Mrs. s. Brown Allen has returned from
a visit to her sister in Albemarle.
Mr.. Beirne Kinney of st. Louis is visit
ing his father Mr.. John Marshall Kinney.
Mrs. E. B. Bayly of Hotel Kalorama is
at Atlantic City.
Capt. H. w. Holt is visiting his father
In Surry county.
Mr.. e. G. Berry is visiting friends in |
Jamestown, Pa.
Mr.. G. S. Patterson of Harriston, has
gone to the Black Rock Springs.
Miss Lucy Fl. Cochran has gone to
Goshen to teach in the Chautauqua there.
Mr.. Thos. G.. Kinney of New York, is
visiting his old heme here.
Miss NJ. E. Tanner of Richmond, Va,
is guest Of her brother Mr.. Chas. Tanner
Miss Helen Gallaher of Charleston, w.
Va, is visiting Miss Janet Bell
Miss Ellen Guigon is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Chesley Kinney, at the Frederick.
The little child of Rev. DR.. A. M. Fraser
Who has been so sick, is recovering.
Mr.. Charles Curry who has been sick is