Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-10-19
LEXINGTON
In BRIEF
pitbv News Items Cleaned All over
The Town by Our Reporter
INTER ESTING PERSONAHo'
A Cvclorama Showing The Movements
OF Our People And Their Friends


Mrs. W. H. Laughlin is in Washing
ton visiting her sister, Mrs. Green
Mrs. Dull, of Roanoke, is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. I. H. Deaver'
james Craig, of Craigsville, Augusta
county, is visiting H. P Rhodes
Mrs J.H. Coleman, Of Roanoke iS
visiting Miss Fannie Boley.
Mrs. E. P. Allan and daughter Miss
Margaret, are visiting in Baltimore
Miss Bessie Conrad, Of Winchester
is the guest of Mrs. J. r. Tucker.
Mr. Ralston Berry, Of Augusta county, Is
the guest Of his sister Mrs. j. W. McOiunS'
Mrs. E. NJ. Pendleton is the guest Oh Hl'''
w p. Mcclure, in Winchester va
Mr. VIM. s. Humphries, of Vesuvius' Is
visiting his brother In Rockville, Ind. lie
,s accompanied by his son, Clemmcr:
Mrs. G. E. Beaver and daughter
Mrs. P. c. Caring, are visiting relatives
| in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. John Letcher has returned from
a visit to the family of Capt. Charles a.
Holt, in Staunton.
| Rev. E. C. Root and wife, OF Amherst
county, are the guests of their dausn'
| ter Mrs. Luther Kennon.
Miss Fay, of New Orleans, who has
been the guest for several weeks OF me-
brother, Professor E. W. Fay Is Ill a
the residence of G, B. Larrick.
The Methodist Sunday school Is al
ranging for a Harvest Home service U
be held Friday night, October 2Sth' Al J
| interesting program will be rendered
Substantial changes will soon b
made in the Lexington Presbyterla
church. the building to be enlarge
and modernized.
u A series of religious services Will D
] held at the Methodist church beglnnin
q Sunday, October Both. The meeting
= will be continued for some nights u
n v;obtman will be assisted by oth'
ministers.
Sundays Staunton Spectator "V
IA Haines went up to Lexington yeS'e
day to spend Sunday" Mr. HalneS
frequent visitor to our town OF i"'
l. live expect that one of our black-ey'
beauties is the attraction.
Homer Didawick, Of Calvary ohe
-. andoah county, is visiting his broth
'1IC F.. Didawick. He accompanied
friend, Sanford Sheets. While hi
II they will visit the Natural Bridge "
other points of interest.
or Colonel Robert Catlett, Grand Vi
Nd | Chancellor of the Virginia Grand Loo
,ts Of Pvthians, was in HarrisonburS
NO. dav night, where he attended the c
vention of the X. of ?. Lodges OF
idle Fifth district. He was one OF
nd; sneakers on that occasion.
lilel James G. Lindsay, formerly OF
val Mace and brother Of j. W. Lind
fell from porch to the pavemen
the Lynchburg early Sunday morning
sent received serious INJURIES his
az, WAS cracked at the base Of the b
to His brother, Frank G. Lindsay
here Monday for Lynchburg'
sion staunton Spectator; Lieutenal
ad- D. Rockenbach, formerly, comman
me 8 Of the V. NJ. l., well Known Stau
ying is visiting his'parents in Lynchbul
leave of absence. He came from
Rico, and it is said will shortly be
ried to Miss Baldwin, daughter o
lOian IT. A. Baldwin of the Tenth "a
ne III Miss Baldwin was at one time q
tner of one of the Staunton female SC
DN"e Rev. J.W. Keeble, of Abilene,
II
o"' stitute in the class Of 1857, is V
pens Lexington after an absence OF
! 'i nnro years. Mr.. Keeble has entered
; N"'' as a cadet at the V. NJ. l.
bere he has filled the pulpit OF
'n'ne Memorial Episcopal church IN
> 'n' sence of Rev. DIR. r. j. McBryd
nc ~ attend the Episcopal Convent
:. 'nao Washington city.