Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-04-11
Personals and Briefs.

PERSONALS dItO y tOiO.
Miss Anne Briggs, of Winchester, Is
the guest Of Miss Bessie Larr'ck.
Miss Daisy Points, of Richmond, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j l.. Fitz.
The man with the hoe can now ge'
job.
Mrs. T. e. McCorkls is the guest OF
friends in Richmond.
Miss Sallie Grar died of pneumonia
issi night at the residence Of Dr.W.d.
Ruffner. ner Lexington.
Mr.. John Beaver, of Roanoke, was
the guest OF his lsrsn,>, Mi. and Mis.
T. a. Beaver, last week.
Mr.. G. r. K. Warner left this wee |
for Baltimore where be will spend
several weeks
Miss Marietta Holmes, Of Newport
News, lie visiting her parents, Nh. AID
Mrs. Joseph B. Holmes.
Miro Bessie Patton and niece, Miss
Annie Alexander, Of near Fairfield, are
in Baltimore.
Mr.. David n. Barclay has gone to
Pulaski county where he has accepted
. noaition at teaching.
Mr.. W. +. Berry, Of Moffett's Greek,
Augusta county, is the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. J. w. McCluug.
Misses Jennie Wheat aud Annie
sale, OF rairneld, are visiting MISS
Bessie Adsir.
Fl. A. Wise, who recently graduated
irsm the Institute spent several days
this week in Lexington,
Muses. Grace and Nellie Fuller have
returned from q pleasant visit to the
family Of Sheriff Watts, Of Staunton.
Miss Ella IRVINE is spending the
Easter holidays at her home near
Brswnsburg.
Mr.. Wu. A. Anderson left this morn
ing for Mount Clair, N. j., to attend
the funeral of DR.. Junkin.
Miss Hsps Stuart, pupil OF the
Mary Baldwin Seminary, Staunton, is
ct hons for the Easter holidays.
DR.. Jas Lewis Howe occupied the
pulpit at Trinity Ms,hedist church
Sunday morning. There were no SER
vicss ut night.
HRS. James Bosworth, Of Browns
burg, spent several days in Lexington
this week visiting her sisters. Mrs. r.
Fl. Gilleck end Mrs. J. A. Champ.
In q game Of baseball Tuesday be-
tween W. & L. U. and Valley High
School, the former won by q score OF
80 to o.
Mr.. w. a. Kelssr and wife, of At
iants, Ga, spent Monday with his
brother. CAdst ]. F. Keissr, of the V.
N. I.
Hss. L. E. Paysos, ex-senator, Of
Illinois. accompanied BY his nephew.
srs among the guests at the Licking
tom Hotel.
Mr.. william A. Ruiz oa,rs for sale
privately his dssira BILE country LONE in
the suburbs efLsxington. Fer par
ticulsrs, see sdvsr tisement.
Rev. W. L. Bailey, for the past seven
years pastor Il Oxford Presbyterian
church. has tendsre his resignation
10 take effect the last Of May.
Major John Stuart, an old and high
ly re- psstsd citizen of Roekb ridgs, died
81 his home on Walkers Greek on April
10. aged about 80 years.
MIR. Frank Iempeton, f WaYnes-
boro, has purchased of A. T. Barclay.
real estate agent, the Brooks farm near
Fancy Hill.
Our people will hear some falling
this year. The land assessors, school
ssn.us takers, the United States census
snumsrstsrs and the political orators
will have their turn.
Among tie Deputy Grand Ckancel-
lors appointed by Charles I. Blat d,
Grand Chancellor, Knights of Pythi 8
Of Virgins, is Mr.. r. q. Templeton, OF
Lexington Lodge, No.66.
Mr.. W. W. Waskey and wife who
have been in Lexington for some time,
have returned to Clifton Forge, much
4. k,A -. o,vak AZ THAR MANY frian1q