Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-09-03
Personal.

- Miss Emma Link of Richmond, i
visiting Mrs. A. d. Estill.
If Mrs. j. E. Beaver is visiting rel
atives in Campbell county.
u Mrs. Ella Kester and Miss Lutte
Seal are visiting friends in Roanoke.
}. Mrs. Gussie Edgar of Jacksonville
e Fla, is the guest of Mrs E. M. Ruff
Mr.. w. H. Keister of Harrisonburg,
f was in Lexington several days of last
week.
Rev. Robt. E. Hutton will preach
Sunday afternoon at Moore's School
0 house.
Mr.. f. b. Kennedy of the Staunton
{ bar, was in Lexington Monday on
legal business.
! Rev. j. II. Light is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Caroline Light, at
, Wadesville, Va.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. FunkhOuser
of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, E. R. Funkhouser.
Miss Lilly Beaver has gone to
Washington, d. c., to accept a
position as stenographer.
Mrs. j. A. Jackson, Miss Kate
Charlton and little Rosa Jackson are
visiting in Charlotte county.
Mr.. F. H. Campbell of Roanoke
was in Lexington this week visiting
his mother, Mrs. A. d. Campbell.
General Scott Shipp returned
Thursday from Block Island, n j.,
where he spent some time fishing.
Buchanan Banner: Mr. GA. Rhodes
Of Lexington, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Rhodes, this week.
Mr.. John A. Warner express mes
senger on main line Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, is visiting his home
here.
Rev. Harry w. Pratt of Petersburg,
is spending his vacation in Lexington
with his mother, Mrs. Maria W.
Pratt.
Mr.. |. Weinberg has gone north to
assist Mrs. Weinberg in the purchase
of goods for their new millinery
store.
DR.. H. S. Myers and family of ALI
wood, Amherst county, are in Lex
ington the guests of Mrs. J. u. Nc
Crum.
Mr.. John G.. Pole, express messen-
ger on the Southern railroad in Ohio,
spent several days last week in Lex
ington.
Mrs John H. Hartman and little
daughter Annie, and Miss Annie
Jordan are visiting Mrs. William
Patton at Blacksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin Leitch and
children of Baltimore, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Funk
hOuser, have returned home.
Mr. j. NJ. Quisenberry has moved
his family from his farm near East
Lexington, and now occupies his
residence on Jackson avenue.
Mr.. John Campbell of jamestown,
Ohio, is visiting relatives in the
county. He is anative of Rock bridge, (
and this is his first visit here in forty
years.
Professor and Mrs. James A. Harri-
son and little son of the University
of Virginia, are visiting their brothers,
Judge S. H. Letcher and Mr.. G.. ID.
Letcher.
DR.. Edward Armstrong of Johns
Hopkins University and Rev. j. s.
Engle of Salem, were guests last +
week of Rev. j. H. Light. They were @
from Salem to Baltimore. 4
CovingtOn Seminal: Rev. and Mrs.
). H. Buchanan arrived Wednesday :,
% visit Mrs. C. A. DamrOn. Mr. =
Buchanan, who has charge at Buena I;
Vista, was at one time pastor of the
Methodist church here. r.
Mr. r. B. Paxton has removed his q
amily from Clifton Forge to Lexing- G
on where he will reside. He is now
ngineer on the Lexington branch of V
he G. q o. railroad. Mr.. Paxton f.
ONE years ago lived in Lexington. v
Mr.. j. r. Helm of Roanoke, spent s.
friday night in Lexington. He was
n his way to Baltimore travelling in f
lOcomobile and was accompanied by 5
lr.S. J.Overstreet of the reportorial
taft of the Roanoke Evening World. g
Rockingham Register: Mr. and Mrs. ~
S. Wampler left Harrisonburg last G,
friday for Lexington, where they -
'ill reside in future. Mr. Walnpler o.
ill take postgraduate work in
Washington & Lee University and
i'll be in charge of College hotel. o.
The Rev, John g. Scott, formerly
aston of the Episcopal churches in Nj
uena Vista and Glasgow, has been m
llled to st. Luke's church at Hot SO
prings. Since leaving Buena Vista
veral years ago Mr.. Scott has serv-
as chaplain of Millers School, of =.
EAR Charlottesville. Pil
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