Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-08-09

Mr.. Samuel Sachs returned Monday
from an extended visit to the ashor
and northern cities.
Miss Clara Irvine, OF Charlottesville
is visiting her brother, Mr.. VIM. A. Ir
vine.
Mrs. Solomon Goldman, Of WincEes'
ter, is visiting her mother, Mrs. L
| Sachs.
Misses Mary and Anna Pike, Of
| Washington, are the guests. of thtir
aunt, Mrs. F. Fl. Brockenbroug h.
| Mrs. Frances Pettigrew is at Raphine
where she will spend several weeks as
the guest of Mrs. John Parker.
| Mr.. Howard Rhodes, popular at
tache of the Roanoke postofice, is visit
ing his mother, MIS-. John j. Rhodes.
Misses Mary and Lucy Blain Of Louis
| vile, KY, are the guests of the Mi ses
Myers,
Mrs. G, G, F, Wallace OF Florida, and
Mrs. J. A, Lacy, of Washin gton, are
visiting their brother, Mr.. 81. 81. Myers.
DIR. George Preston and family OF
Baltimore, are the guests OF Mrs. E, P.
Allan.
Mrs. James Collins of Greenvile,
was the guest last week OF her daugh-
tur, Mrs. F. NJ. Hughson'
Prof. and Mrs. James A. Harrison
of the University of Virginia are the
guests of Mrs. John Letcher.
Mr.. Gaines and wife and Miss
Evelyn Nelson have returned from a
visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Rebecca Sachs has returned
from pleasant visit of several weeks
to friends in Roanoke, Salem, Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Dold, of Temple
Texas, accompanied by Mrs Dold and
child, arrived in Lexington Monday.
They are visiting Mrs. @. III. bold.
Rev. DR.. E. W. McCorkle, of Clifton
Forge, was the guest this week OF his
moth err, Mrs. E. W. McCorkle, of near
Lexington,
The Sunday night services will be
discontinued at the Baptist church dur
ing the month. There were no SER
vices there last Sunday night.
Mrs. W. G. Prest on who has been the
guest of Mrs. T. l.. Preston, Was called
to Richmond Tuesday morning by the
death Of her m other. Mrs, E. T. ID. Myers
Mr.. j, Lloyd Tea:ord, Of Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting his wife who has been
the guest for several weeks OF her
parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. ]. Y, Grinstesd.
Bar h Enterprise: Miss jamie VIII its.
TIE attractive daughter of Mr., Thomas
White # Lexington is visiting frie nds
in this neighbo rhcod.
Rev. Robert Campbell occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church San
day morning. There were no services
at night. Next Sunday the pulpit will
be supplied by Rev. VIM. r. Laird.
Rev. DR.. Fl. A. White will occupy the
pull pit at Trinity Methodist church
next Sunday morning. At nigh t the
services will be ccnduSted by the
Chris tian Endeavorers.
Messrs. W. A. Anderson, W. s. Hop
kins and e. M. Pendleton have ret urn
ed from attending the meeting of the
Virginia Bar Association at the Fl OF
Springs.
Mrs. ohntson, Misses Ella and Grace
Johnston, and Miss Mary Lstimer, Of
Fredericksburg, and Miss Lillian Raw
lings, of Raphine, are the guests OF the
Misses Pierson.
Buchanan Banner: Mrs. Annie
Allen and Miss Annie ALI en-, her daugh-
ter. are away on visit to Miss Jennie
Richardson at Fancy Hill, in Rock
bridge. They expect to be gone for
several weeks.
DR.. L. McC. Gibbs, who has been the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. N. J. Gibbs, left to-day
for Philadelphia where he will represent the
Southern Manufacturing Company, Of Rich
mond at the exposition to be held In that
city in September.
Rev. Howard JONES' Of New York, is the
guest Of Colonel T, M. Semmes.
Rev. Ashby Jones, of Richmond. is visit
ing friends In Lexington.
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