Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-16
Personal Briefs.

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Miss Mamie Harris, of Raphine,
visiting Mrs. B. N. Bell.
Miss Lucy Shipp, who has been WISH
ing in Richmond, has returned home O
account of the illness of her father
General Scott Ship.
Mr.. Alfred w. Wilbourn is on .tel
days visit to Mr. Tate Sterrett, at Bell
Valley.
Miss Helen Mofett, Of Buffalo Mills
is visiting Mrs. w. T. Poague.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick is visi.
ting friends in Baltimore. She will
return home about the first of March.
Mr.. J. s. Gibson, of Flumen, spent
Thursday inttwn.
Miss Evelyn Nelson is the guest.of
Mrs Vim. McElwee, at the Rockbridge
Baths
Mrs. Bartholomew, OF Texas is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Elwee who is quite i'll at her home at
the Baths.
Mr.. A. W. Harvey, Of Boietourt
county, paid us very acceptable and
pleasant visit on Friday last.
Miss Leila Mcclure, of Winchester,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. NJ.
Pendleton.
Mrs, j. G., Cress. Of Elmeria. is visit
Ing relatives in Chicago.
MIR. JAS E. A. Gibbs, OF Raphine
was in town on Thursday.
Mr., Harvey RAIDER. of Murat, enliven-
cd our sanctum on Thursday last,
Mis-, ]. P. Tribbett. of Riverside, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Full.
wiler, of Buchanan,
Mrs, NJ, L. Turner has as her guests
Mrs. Yeatman, of South Africa, and
Mrs. Comyges. of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. J. Y. Clark. of Buffalo Mills, has
received the sad intelligence that his
brother Mr.. Robert Clark, was killed by
being run over by rail road train on
Jan.21st, at Lafty Ohio. Our friend has
our sincere sympathy in biz sad bereave.
ment IL
Miss Gertrude Irvine returned Tues
day night from a pleasant visit to Mrs.
Capt. VIM. Miller, Of johnson City,
Tenn
Mr.. J. q. Overton. of Glenwood,
was IN town Monday and Tuesday of :
this week.
Mr.. E. q. McClintic of Monterey, a 7
former well known student of Wash :
ington and Lee, was here last week on T
legal business. Q
MIR. B. q. Gorrell has returned from | I
o visit to his son, DR., j. II. Gorrell, of
Wake Forest College, N. c., the special
occasion being the anniversary celebra-
tion of that institution.
Mir. Fred q. White, who for some g.
time has been confined to his room, is T
FsPorisd as improving F
Mr., G. r, Vaughan has been Oh the a
sick list for several We eks past. He is, al
We learn, much better now and hopes T
soon TO be out again. v
Gen. Scott Ship has been confined @
to his home for some day. by extreme al
illness. Fears were entertained that be G.
would not recover, but we are glad to oil
announce! !nnnoun that bis condition ia imp,rov. h
ng. IN
Mr.. W. G. o. warmer. of the Callison
School near Greenville, left for his 10
home Tuesday morning. He was call. q
I'd here Saturday evening by the ex- es
rene illness OF his grandmother, Mrs. M
d"ry G. Campbell. e.
pol e. W. NICHOLS aud Col. w. T. y:
Poague lett Tuesday for Richmond. ~
who're they will appear on tshalf Of the Bl
Virginia Military Institute, before th.
nance committee Of the Legislature. 40
Mr.. Victor Wilkerson, who recently sn
eturned from Pelza, s. e., because the su
Innate did not agree with him, has US US
tcured q position In a hardware store fol
Ooviington. " 49, tn
in the absence of Rev. w. L. Ba lev no
'h9 is visiting in Albemarle county, i alr
'r. Jas. Lekis Howe filed his pulpit Ca
Oxford Presbyterian church on Sun. ~ y
ay morning last. lie delivered m ire
ddless that afternoon at Ham ton.
'hool house.
Mr.. }. Woods Barclay of Mammoth.
{. Va il the guest Of Mr., John W. no
arGlay. Ia