Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-01

6ON AL
AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
HAT YOU KNOW.
azette: Mrs. S. F. Carson
be guests.of her sister, Mrs
has returned to her home, a
Augusta coudty. Mis- ,Eliz;
Burned from visit to Staun
mma Blowers, of Greenville
bf Mrs. Sallie Scale"
Jorge Review: Mr.. L. M
ID Clifton citizen but now O.
ent down to Eagle Rock TODAY
Zee as operator. Mrs. Connie
BIT to Staunton on No4 Thurs
G. She will be absent severa
ing relatives.
Y. Calish, the famous Jewish
edmond, who has become sc
and popular here, has composed
utiful song entitled "Immortal
published by Isaac Held OF
gesvilles Progress "Mr. Thos.
10 has been visiting his home in
has returned to the University,
is a student. MI. Jas. Ker, Jr.,
Ike & Ohio ticket agent at Staun-
t yesterday in Charlottesville"
amily of Mr.. l.. W. Powell of
|ista, who recently took position
Bessemer Iron Company at Bes
fichigan, left on Tuesday to join
is new home.
Vista Advocate: "Miss Bessie
of Staunton, was on a visit to
/, Mrs. G.. W. Leckie, when the
ng death Of her little nephew oc-
Times Register: "Mr. r. J.
father of Prof. J. L. Sheppe, the
Il of the Salem High School, has re-
to his home in Staunton, after quite
hded visit to his son here"
Nv. S. Burke who has been at the
! of his wife, who has been quite Ill
timore, has returned home. Mrs.
is. we are glad to say, now stated to
(of danger.
W. 2. Burruss, who has been with
in Bros. for some time has resigned
sition to take one in West Virginia.
e Bell will take his place at Wilson
Claude Fl. Burke an Augusta stud
the University of Virginia, was
n from his bicycle on Friday and
lily bruised about the head and face.
roe Waterman: "Mr. Saml II.
he well known grazier of Augusta
"a, has been in Union and vicinity
eek buying cattle"
bland Recorder; Mrs. Elizabeth
!. who spent most OF the winter with
Mrs. w H. Matheny, re-
to Staunton Monday"
Benz. Blackford and wife returned
.ynchburg Monday. They were &C.
MED by Mrs. G. M. Blackford, who
, their guest on East Main street.
Thos. J. Niche of New York, who
en- visiting his brother, MI. Geo. r.
= of the Daily News, returned home
eek.
Chas. NJ. Gallaher of Charleston, W.
yho came on to Waynesboro to at
The funeral of his mother, was IN
on Wednesday.
on News: ''Dr. J. Shelton Horsley
lnton, is home on visit, and was in
lage on Wednesday,
lanan Banner: ''Capt. John Nc
}, a well-known business man of
on, was in town Wednesday,"
les Florence and Bessie Fulton of
III, were in the city this week visit
IS. D. N. Bell.
and Mrs. Chas. F. Bodley and wife
! Orleans, are in the city visiting the
of MI. Jas. L. Beck.
Jos. E. Rollins of Covington, is in
y the guest of Mrs. Robt. w. Burke
lrch street.
Marry Cameron of Deerfield, who
last week Mrs. r. A. Palmer, has
} MiIlboro.
W. H. H. Trice of Norfolk who has
isiting friends here returned home
eek.
OF Hudson, son of Judge VIM. A.
n OF Pittsburg, Pa, formerly OF
on, was in the city last week.
, Mccullough of West Virginia is
est of Miss Sallie Van Lear on Fred
treet.
W. L. Oliver, of Ellison, is visiting
ther, Mrs. o. H. Heydenreich, on
st Frederick street.
'es Madge and Gertrude Ably of Fort
Bath county, are visiting the fami-
leir relative, Mayor Fultz.
J Sallie Fauntleroy who has been WIS.,
er aunt, Mrs. Carmichael in Lex
has returned home.
Sadie Whitehead of Nelson, is the
II Mrs. Jas. r. Taylor, Jr., on Berke
eet.
nesboro Sentinel. Mr.. A. L. Kurtz
,epted position in Stanton"
B. G.. Patterson of Harrisonburg
the city Monday.
Ernm Cnrinn Hill