Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-07-23

bar, are in Lexington to-day.
Mr. Bruce Figgatt, who las beer
some time in Harrisonburg, is visiting
his mother Mrs Ferd Figgatt.
Mrs f.. +. Med. Wolff of Atlanta, Ga
is spending the summer at the home
of Captain and Mrs j. p Moore.
Mr.. Craig Rhodes, who spent severa
months in Richmond attending 4
business college, has returned home
Mr. Albert G. Dunlap, of the Norfolk
and Western general Offices at Roam
oke, 81 ent Sunday in Lexington with
friends.
Miss NJ. Louise Fuller, after spend
ing II short vacation with her mother
Mrs. 5. b. Fuller, has returned tc
Baltimore.
Mr. S. S. Wills of Kerr's Creek, has
returned to West Virginia, where he
is engaged in railroad construction
near Elkins.
Evans and Leila, son and daughter
of Dr. George Davidson of Richmond,
Va, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Wallace.
Mrs. H. b. Holmes of Newport
News, is visiting her parents, Captain
and Mrs. Jacob Rodrick. Her
children accompany her.
Miss Annie Tankersley of East Lex
ingtOn, has returned from a visit of
six weeks to her brother, Mr.. p. A.
Tankersley of Bath county.
Mr.. Henry II. McCorkle, rising
young attorney of New York, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. William Nc
Corkle ofnear Buena Vista
Miss Mary Caring las returned
from Hanover, Pa, where she spent
last season as head milliner in a
large millinary establishment.
Miss Mary V. O'Connor, the ac-
cOmmOdating and efficient operator
in the central telephone Office, is
spending a week in the country.
Mr.. Byron Carter, son of Mr.. r. E.
Carter of Newport News, left for his
home today after spending
week in Lexington visiting friends.
Mr. Arthur f. Wilbourne has gone
to Catlettsburg, KY, where he will
spend the summer with an engineer
ing corps of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
Miss Eflie Stricken of Richmond,
who spent some time visiting her
sister, Mrs. q. H. Denny, is now the
guest of Miss Lucy Eflinger of near
Lexington.
Mrs. S. ID. Gilmore and daughter,
Miss Mamie, of Staunton, after
spending several weeks in the county
relatives and friends, return
to their home on Saturday.
Mrs. Preston Rhodes of Buchanan,
Va, mother of Mr.. q. A. Rhodes of
Lexington, and her sister, Mrs.
Reuben Koontz of Rockingham
county, were guests for several days
of Mrs. j. II. WhitmOre.
Mr.. William McClung of Knoxville,
Tenn, was in Lexington this week.
He was here examining the files of
THE GAZETTE seeking historical
data of the McClung family with the
view of using the same in history
he is now preparing.
Salem Times Register; Mr.. w. f. |
Templeton of Fairfield, Rocxbridge
county, who has been visiting his |
daughter, Mrs. DIR. w. p. Norris, on
Broad street, has returned to his home. |
accompanied by his daughter Miss
Emma Temrleton, and little grand
son, Templeton Norris.
Mr.. r. $. Anderson reached Lex
ingtOn Monday from an extended trip |
to California. He was much pleased |
with what he saw in his travels across |
the continent, and especially with the
varied and wonderful products Of the |
Pacific slope. lie reports his brothers,
Messrs. James ID. and John Y. |
who went from Rock
bridge, us we'll please with their
home.
Salem Times-Register;- Professor
VIM. f. Burnett of Roanoke, known
ar and wide Us the ''sweet singer
md Miss Mildred S. Wilson, the &C.
young daughter of Mr..
). A. Wilson of this place, were quiet
y married at the latter's residence
'n Elm street, Wednesday night, July
6, in the presence only of relatives
md few invited friends. After the
ceremony, and the bestowal of hearty
ngratulations, Professor Burnett
md his bride left for his home i'm
Roanoke. Both are very popular,
Il l.. l. L i