Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-10-26

G. ID. Lctchor was in Washington
last week.
Miss Bessie Boley has returned from
Baltimore.
q Misses Patty Myers and Lutte IRWIN
!. are visiting friends in Accomac county.
Miss 1TiIdred Myers is in Charlottes-
vile visiting friends
E. A. Moore and wife are visiting re-
latives in Betetourt county.
General Scott Ship has returned
from visit to Washington.
John 7. Shank5 and two daughters,
Of Memphis, Tenn, are visiting Hon.
William A. Glasgow.
Mrs. A. B. Beckwith has returned
from months visit to friendsin Fred
ericksburg, Va.
| J. Walter Fox, OF the regular army
arrived from Huntsville, Ala, yesterday
and is visiting his father here.
Rev. Father Fallon held services at
St. Patricks Catholic church Sunday
morning.
Miss Louise Waller, Of Lynchburg, !
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. w. r. !
Shields.
We are sorry to learn that our friend, !
w r. Hogsett, is quite i'll at his home,
near Woodside,' /
DR.. H. A. White occupied the pulpit
Of the Second Presbyterian church of
Staunton on last Sabbath morning.
President VIM. e. Wilson is in Farm
vile attending a meeting Of the boardI
of trustees of the State Female Normal
School
f. G. Lindsay and vito have return-
ed from Charlottesville, where they at
tended the funeral of J. G. Lindsay onl
Saturday.
The County Republican Executive
Committee held meeting here Satur-
day to outline their plans for the pres
mt canvas.
Thomas j. Rice, after confinement l
If two months from an attack of ty-
1hoid fever, was able to be on the
treets this week
Prayer meeting will be held We'd %
lesday, Thursday and Friday nights of
his week at Trinity Methodist church, Il
to the protracted services II
ext week. M
Mrs. r. &. Templeton went to Staun- r.
on Saturday where she is visiting y,
riends and relatives. She was accom- =,
anied 10y Mr.. Templeton. who return g.
d Monday. "
In the absence of Rev. Thomas A.
ohnsOn, the pulpit Of the Baptist -
hWch was occupied Sunday morning IL
y Professor W. S. Currell, of w. and
!. Z. There were no services at night. ~
Buchanan Banner: L. Morgan Pen 70
Teton, Esq, Of Lexington, and one of 81,
fockbridge' smostprominent attorneys, tb
Tas in Buchanan few days this week he
making hands with his many friends ed
ere l.
Miss Nettie Moore Stricken, daugh- tin
II of Rev. 6. b. Strickler, D. d., of by
he Union Theological Seminary, Rich re,
lond, was married last Wednesday to SEES
ey. c. +. Rankin, of Concord, Ga. In
lisses Bessie Poague and Lucy Efing- LII,
:, OF Lexington, and Daisy Moore, of inc
ear Natural Bridge, cousins of the wit
ride, acted as bridesmaids. gui
Walter Il. Quisenbcrry, who for the
asst year has been in the insurance
usiness in Stanton, spent several .
ays in Lexington last week visiting
IS parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 4. Quisen- ~
cry. He left Monday for Savannah, g.
a, where he will join the T. s. troops 49,
ON Jacksonville, Fla. He has enlist
as a member of the regimental band
the Fourth Virginia Infantry. He
i'll make the third member OF this = r.,
md who were formerly members of -
ee-Jackson Band Of Lexington, the ~
her members being his brother, Harry I'M
. Quisenbery, and Lewis Penning- -
n, son Of Joseph A. Pennington, of ~
e Virginia Military Institute Band p0
le Fourth Regiment Band goes to ''' y
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