Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-13
Personal.

Humphreys.
Miss Rosa Quisenberry is nRoanol
visiting relatives.
~ Miss Minnie Newman of Harrisonbur
" Is visiting Mrs. Z. M. Dold.
Miss Edith Taylor of Wake Forest,
$ C., is the guest of Miss Lois Gorrell.
Mrs. Joseph Lamar of Georgia.
:, the guest OF Mrs. Hunter Pendletor
Mr.. Howard w. Barclay of Romeo
- verte, W. Va, is visiting his father
- Mr.. j. w. Barclay.
Miss Eleanor White has returned fror
), Farmville, where she attended the Femal
:, Normal the past session.
Professor W. ii. Sanborn and famil,
3 of Buena Vista, have moved to Lexington
!. where they will spend the summer.
, Mr. C. H. Chittum has secured 9
patent on an automatic lock for nuts
on carriage and wagon spindles.
DIR. Ran T. Shields of Blackwelrs
Island, New York, is visiting the
family of Hon. II. st. G. Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hardigan of
Lynchburg, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hardigan Sunday.
Mrs. John r. Marston of Baltimore.
spent this week in Lexington visiting
her brothers, Messrs. Il. H. and c.. E.
Deaver.
Professor and Mrs. J. Hendren
Gorrell of Wake Forest College, North
Carolina, are the guests of Mr.. B. H.
GOrrell.
Miss Lucy A.. Perkins of Fluvanna
county, is visiting Miss Leila Bare,
who has returned from "a trip to
Richmond
Mrs. +. w. Gadsden, her twodaughters
and Miss Julia Ravenel of Washing
ton, ID. c., are the guests of the |
Misses PendletOn.
Hon. ii. ST Geo. Tucker visited
Washington and New York this week
in the interest of the Southern edu-
cational movement.
Rev. A. W. Pitzer, u. d.. OF Washing
ton, d. c., occupied the pulpit OF the
Lexington Presbyterian church Sunday
and evening.
StauntOn Argus: Miss Moore of
Brooklyn, is expected here on Thurs
day to visit Mrs. II. s. BurwelI, her
in Lexington. !
Rev. DIR. J. A. Quarles preached the
sermon Sunday morning =
before the students of the Normal '
College at Front Royal, Va. ;.
Mrs. w. G. Rodrick, who spent g
ONE weeks visiting her parents here, 7
ir. and Mrs. G. H. Chittum, has +,
eturned to her home in Baltimore. p,
Mrs. j. II. Britton of Manchester. W
visiting her parents, Captain and A
lrs. j. W. Gillock. She is accom- pl
anied by Miss Florence A. Holland d.
THE GAZETTE has been requested q
o announce that there will be an til
vening service in Grace Memorial di
hurch next Sunday, the 18th, at $50
clock.
Mr.. w. ID. Gresham will spend the
lmmer at his home at Mantapike, J..
ing and Queen county, Va. He left =. "
ednesday for visit to Washington
I'd Baltimore. WI
,,. ,, CT
Miss Clara Sheridan has returned from -.
llumOre where she attended Notre NJ.
sme school the past session. She is 70,
companied by her school friend, Miss n
seph inc Whstmore. A.,
MIR. John II. Mackey, of near Murat, of
received information OF the death of ON
brother, Mir. j. Graham Mackey, which de,
'urred at Hanford, Cal, Tuesday. He 7
yes wife and several children. chi
drs. b. F. Harlow of West Virginia. ros
10 taught the past year at New Ma
xico Military Academy, Roswell. wo
NJ, is visiting the family of Major An
w. Houston. two
ards have been received here an bre
lncing the marriage of Miss Du
ena Vista Hodges of Charles VIZ
nty, Md, to Mr.. H. Calvin Amole sist
8ueua Vista, to take place Wednes- Hal
= June1s. j.
lajor and Mrs. Finley w. Houston NOV no,
'e announced the marriage of " O"
lr eldest daughter, Miss Anna
ice, to Mr.. William Emrys Davis IN nc
Knoxville, Tenn, to take place 81.
'sday. June twenty-fourth, at their le''
dence, Clifton, Lexington, Va, s '
the request of General Scott NON
PIP, Mayor Pierson on Tuesday 1ar.,
ointed W. s. yanover a special at,r,
ceman for the protection of the Tho
nnds of the V. NJ. l. He is, ia beaf
ltlon to this authority, empowered Mar
lake arrests for the violation of Grad
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