Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-12-20
Personals and Briefs.

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Mrs. Wade Masters is visiting rela'
ives and friends in Richmond
Beautiful carbon views, suitable ioi !
Christmas presents, at MlLEY " DUN D.
M;sssa Leila and Edna Holmes ale
Waiting friends in Jonesboro,:: lind.
MIR. W. H. Tomnsy was IN ROANOKE
last week on business.
For acceptable Christmas presents
try M11rY & soN's fine carbon or platino
photos. /
Mrs. Robert Catlstt, who has spent
the mast two months at her old home IN
Caroline county, has returned home
Mr.. David Orbsrson, who lives near
the Lime Kiln Bridge, is quite id' ne
having been paralyzed on Friday
Mr.. John W. Burger, Of Richmond
attended the iuneral OF Senator " IL
McCorkle last Friday.
Mr.. A. @. Rhodes, Of Stansrdsville'
j. visiting his brother, Mr. f. T.
| Rhodes.
MIR. William beaver, Of Greensboro
In c.. is in Lexington to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and MIS-
Charles E. Beaver.
Miss Ethel Gerow, Of Glasgow, has
cone to Canada to spend the winter
9th The relatives of her father, Capt
lG. A. Gerow.
| Mr. Charles NJ. Boogher, CT ot'
Irouie. is in Lexington to spend the
| HOLIDAYS with his father. Mr.. f. N
!, Boogher.
Mr.. William G. Morrison, son OF VI
s. B. Morrison, of Rockbridg' ba'nS
has gone to Paris to take course o.
study. He expects to take bis 0es'e'
of Pb. D. this year.
Il Misc Elizabeth Boogher has return
sd home from Athens, Ga, where sh'
81 ent the past few weeks with ne
sister, Mrs.. T. R. Yonng, who is re
covering from severe illness
Rev.J.L. Mauzc, Of Timber Ridge
q closed protracted services at Deca'u
Sunday night. Nearly thirty e0nvsr
sions were reported from the week
meetings.
IL The James River correspondent Ii
'. the County News says: G. A Seal tn
}. @. 60. agent at Gilmore's MILL seem
n TO be quite a genius. He has made
e violin for himself, gutter ana
d mandolin. in the line OF musical instrr
l.. m.nt,; also good many little pieces
d household furniture, such as wash
ts stands, bureaus, and wardrobe''
A telegram was received here oui
T. day announcing the death in Chlcas
u on Saturday night of Mr. Lister VIII
ID erspoon, Jr., Of Versailles, KY a '0rm'
v.ll-known student Of Washington AL
r. Lee University. Professor W. T. van,
ID and Student Samuel FrisrGon, OF WaSl
III ington and Lee, attended the tuner
at Vargailes Monday.
Al Mr.. and Mr.. Thomas Fl. DeaV
"a celebrated their 5Oth Wedding anniYe
J nsry on Monday, the 18th instant
II very quiet manner. They nave D
r. nine children, all grown, three OF who
N. are de.d-Mrs. Il. R. Coleman III
wi W. H, Boley, aud Mrs. W. L. or,g ;
di- The living children are Mrs' W.
cid Hurlbut, who lives in Chst'ano0
W. Tenn, where her husband 10 Lana o
ne, Industrial Agent for the soutn'
oh. Railway; Miss Lille Deavsr is DO
keeper and cashier for The New
rkle City Mission; Mr, William /. Dsa'S
lnty manufacturing muslin underwear
Cbicapo, ILL.,; MIR. John Beaver
L sas prosperous farmer Of Roanoke c %,
son Va; Miss Mary Deaver resides win d,
NJ was q parents, and their youngest cnii
ralO. Mrs. Helen Beckwlth, vile -, Oh
a1i.S a tovr.man, Mr.. A. B. Bsckwith'
cor and Mrs. Beaver are still very ae
1 1,tSs and no one would take them to b
the and e7::years Ct age in January,
! aa as y have fourteen living grandchiiaren
He four great-grandchildr'n' inc
! gave gave zrrrr extends its congratulations
which wishes them many happy years
q with
y Io un% DIR. Jno. H. Hartman announc
days. the public of Lexington and RockDl