Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-01-17
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

James Macauley dlgglnSOn OF AIDemaEle
The ceremony will take place Wednesday
evening, January 22d, at 8 o'clock, Monu
mental church, Richmond. Miss Ellie
Fisher, the prospective bride has many
relatives and friends in Staunton.
MI. r. w. Burke, Vice President OF the
National Valley Bank, his wife, and his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. S. Burke, were at
the Metropolitan Hotel, Washington city
Thursday. The two ladies named will re-
main there through the winter. lIr. Burke
returned Oh Saturday evening, and went
back to Washington Wednesday.
Capt. T. D. Ransom and MI. S. D. Tim
berlake, veterans Of Co. B 18th Va. caval-
ny, attended the dedication of the Rouse
Memorial Hall at Charles Town, w. Va,
last week, at which there was reunion Of
the veterans of the old regiment. This is
the same company Postmaster General W.
L. Wilson belonged to.
Mrs. s. A. Bruce, widow Of the late
George A. Bruce OF Waynesboro, for many
years President Of the. Friends of Temper
fsllSC VI lIIC OsstCC III Qet-p VI euS
Temperance movement in Virginia, died
in W aynesboro Oh Friday last.
On Friday, N. G. Watts of Staunton, was
registered at the Howard House, Washing
ton; J. NJ. Perry Of Staunton, at the Elk
change Hotel, Richmond; D. A. Bell OF
Stanton, at Ford S Hotel, Richmond, and
Thos. j. Crowder and Thos. S. Doyle OF
Staunton, at the National Hotel, Wash
ington.
Charleston Gazette: &c II. Caperton
Of Fire Creek, III. Erskine Miller and J.
Fred. Efinger of Staunton, Va, o. c.
Kubach, of Stone Cliff, and f. L. Ruther-
ford of Nuttallsburg, are prominent coal
men at the Ruffner."
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Peck Of Mont
gomery Hall, will leave next week for a
six weeks absence, visiting friends in the
Northern cities, and that hospitable old
homestead will be shut up for that time.
Miss Fannie Peck will enter at Miss Bald
win 3 school as boarding pupil.
Washington letter in Richmo nd State
"There have been many inquiries for MI.
Tucker during the last few days. He can,
on his feet, command the ear OF more old
members than any young man in the
House"
Lexington News: ''Judge ]. NJ. Quarles
of Stanton, is at present engaged in Lex
ington as special commissioner taking the
account in the chancery cause of the Bank
of Lexington VS.. G. W. Irvine & Co."
Clifton Forge Review: "Miss Edith
Haup of Stanton, passed the holidays in
the family of MI. E. T. McAllister at Ben,
Allegheny county, where she formerly
taught"
The Paint and Powder Club has elected
Morton Fultz, President; Miss Sallie
Fauntleroy Vice President; C. r. Cald-
well Treasurer and J. Fl. Mcneil Secre-
tary.
Mrs. DR.. Frank NJ. Hanger returned
yesterday afternoon from Washington
city where she has been spending a week
with her brother, J. Harvey Mcdowell.
Miss Cora Prltchard, daughter of Mr..
John T. Pritchard, will be married Janua-
ny 22d, to MI. John E. Hughart, in the NJ .
E. church at 6 O'Clock that evening.
Mr.. FL. G. Fellers of Woodstock, for
mer clerk at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton,
has taken position in a large hotel at
Chautauqua, n. Y, and he and his wife
have gone there.
Mr., Philip Smith OF Waynesboro, has
taken a position as clerk at Ford's Hotel,
Richmond.
Mrs. e. G. Gooch returned on Saturday
from visiting relatives in Allegheny
county.
Prof. T. r. Webb, Musical Director of
the Virginia Female Institute, has bought
the residence Of MI. B. L. Partlow Oh
Berkeley street, and will move into it.
Mrs. Alex. f. Robertson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Hunter McGuire in
Richmond.
Hon. John E. Massey Superintendent of
Public instruction was in the city Tues
day.
Miss Sadie Weller is spending the Win
ter in Gainesville Fla, with Mrs. J. w.
Patton.
Waynesboro Sentinel: Miss Kate Walk
Ell left last week for Staunton, where she
will spend the winter.''
Orange Observer: "Master Arthur
Baylor, of Staunton, is guest at MI. J. Il.
KinZer'S.
Richmond Times ISIS Kate Hoge Of
staunlaD, is the guest Of Mrs. Howard
Hoge.''
MI. NJ. Erskine Miller of Staunton, was
registered al the Shoreham Hotel in Wash
ington, Friday.
Mr. }. l.. Wallace and Mr.. VIM. Patton
and Mrs. Wenger and Miss Carrie Echard
were visiting at different pcinst in Rock.
bridge last week.
MIS-. Il. A. Palmer has returned from
visiting friends at Millboro.
Mrs. Elizabeth Liggett is visiting Mrs.
w. II. Matheny at Monterey.