Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-07-04

IL. IL
day morning at Elliott's Hill Metho-
dist church.
Miss S. Blaine Deisher is spending
a two weeks vacation at her home III
Botetourt county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick is
visiting her daughter, Mr.. James
Larrick at Middletown, Va.
Rev Dr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander
White are in Richmond visiting
Judge and Mrs. B. r. Wexford.
Miss Minnie Pierson has returne
from Cincinnati where she spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. II. l..
COnnOr
Miss Sheppie Shannon ofRichmond,
has arrived in Lexington and VIII
make her home with her father, Mr..
J. b. Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Ruff, who
spent the winter at Bluefield, w. va.
are in Lexington visiting their son,
Mr.. f. NJ. Ruff.
DIR. Austin A. Weaver of Lexington,
on Tuesday passed successfully the
Virginia Board of Dental Examiners
in Richmond.
Professor l.. NJ. Harris, of the chair
of English at the College of Charles
ton. at Charleston, 5. c., is visiting
friends in Lexington
Miss Alice Kinney of Roanoke, ana
Jr Murrell Rose of Knoxville, Tenn,
who have been visiting the Misses
Laird. have returned 70 their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Beeton OF
Roanoke, spent the week mere
visiting their daughter, Mrs. f. a.
Ouisenberry. and brother, Mr.. John
II. Beeton.
Rev. DR.. Thornton Whaling lef
Yesterday for Crockett's Springs
Montgomery county, where he vii
spend a month. Mrs. Whaling ac
companied him.
Misses Lizzie, Mittie, and Minnie
Morris of Richmond are visiting
friends i'm Lexington and Rockbrldge
They will spend the summer a
Wilson's Springs.
Clifton Forge Review: Prof. b. f
Harlow. of the New Mexico Military
Institute, spent several days here
with his sister, Mrs. G. w. Warren
and left yesterday for sojourn a
Lexington.
Among those who passed the eN
aminations for license to practlc
law before the Supreme Court c
Appeals at Wytheville last weel
appears the name of Mr. William q,
Mahoney Of Lexington.
Mr.. Alexander Bright of LANAI
Miss, and Mr.. Barrett Bright o
y Boise, Idaho, are the guests OF MI
0 Jchn H. Whitmore. These gentleme
= are of Virginia ancestry and az
visiting various sections of the Oh
S Dominion.
J. Lucian Hamilton of Rockbride
q has been appointed by Collect(
: Agnew. Stamp Deputy Collector Il
3 the Lynchburg office to succeed jaime
NJ Mclaughlin, who resigned fro
the Revenue service to accept II
postmastership of that city.
u Rev. DIR. James f. Armstrong, pr
y siding elder of the Roanoke distrIc
: Baltimore Conference, NJ. f. Churc
South, will preach Sunday evenir
ii' at Trinity Methodist church. l.
,, will hold quarterly conference hel
l, tonight CFriday), at S:15 o'clock.
;. A gospel temperance meeting w
\. be held this evening (Friday) at II
Lexington Baptist church, beginnli
> at 8:15 o'clock, under the auspices
! the Woman's Christian Temperan
Union. An address will be made
g Mr. w. II. Bundick of Onancock, '
e; DR.. Jas. Lewis Howe of the cha
+, of chemistry at Washington and lie
is in attendance upon the meeting
the American Association for the a
vancement of Science, which is bell
III III held at Pittsburg He read pap
in before the chemical section
is Chlorides of Ruthenium. DIR. Ho'
'ss is a member of the council OF I
hi. association.
II Winchester Star: Professor Jose
uo f.. Hodgson. who has been assoclat
,ys recently with the Potomac Acadel
up at Romney, w. Va, has severed
ell connection with that institute
Professor Hodgson will leave
morrow for Keyser, w. Va. where
has become q member Of the facu
~ of the branch of the University
A West Virginia, which is located the
]. Mr. McClung Patton has forwarded
H. Official bond fol- $4,000 to.the postoi
E. depai tment for approval, and expects
to commission in the next few days as pr
ma. ter of Lexington. In addition to
MS personnel of the office. as announces
th, last weeks GAZETTE, Mr.. S. w. 1al