Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-11-19

DR.. Reid White is in Philadelphia
this week.
Miss Hope Stuart is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Mrs. Henry Mccormick of Browns
burg, is visiting Mrs. Mamie Baier
Miss Vixella Cunningham of Buene
Vista, is the guest of Miss Margaret
Witt.
Rev. WV. Ruff of South Carolina,
is in Lexington visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Witt returned
Monday from visiting friends in
Roanoke.
Miss Lula Laird is in attendance
upon the Moose-Gerow marriage at
Glasgow today.
Mrs. G. S. Lofts of Timber Ridge,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. r. Agner,
at Montgomery, w. Va.
Mrs. Edward Cooper of Bramwell,
w. Va, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Smith.
MIR. Greenlee ID. Letcher and Col.
Robert A. Mari were in attendance
this week on the United States Court
at Christiansburg
Mr.. Earl E. Beaver, who has been
in business in st. Louis for the past
year, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ed. Beaver.
Winchester Star of Saturday Mr..
Il. b. Patton, agent at the Baltimore
e. Ohio depot, who has been ill for
some days, left to-day for his home
in Rock bridge county.
Capt. Samuel B. Walker, Jr., and
Mr.. William S. Hopkins have returned
from Amherst county, where they en-
joyed several days partridge hunting.
They report successful trip, with
birds and rabbits in great abundance.
Mr.. C. b. Guyer has given up the
practice of law and has gone to his
former home near MiddletOwn, Fred
erick county, where he hopes to re-
co or his health by an active, outdoor
life. He left Lexingto last Thurs
day, accompanied by Mrs. Guyer.
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker has
been visiting friends il Baltimore.
While there four generations of her
family were represent I'd, as she had
with her her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Car
michael, of Virginia her grand
Mrs. Oliver Perry Afford
of Baltimore; and her two little great
granddaughters, Misses Laura Tucker
Afford and Virginia Tue ker Car
michael.
Mr.. J. Scott Moore of Lexington, on
Saturday received notice of his re-
as Assistant Inspector
of the Grand Camp of Vir-
ginia for the Tenth District. Inspector
IT. G.. Morton Of Staunton,in |
notifying him of his reappointment
SAYS: II feel that this Grand Camp |
needs your valuable services, and |
am glad to know that at Wytheville
you made a personal report, as
wi Sho6 Won Nuoul6 :,
Staunton Spectator; The Rev. j.
A. Thomas, native of Steele's
Tavern, Va, pastor for the past few
years of Beverly church, West Va,
has accepted call to the pastOrate
If Windy Cove church, Bath county.
Mr.. Thomas is affectionately remem-
oered by the Presbyterian congre-
cations at Craigsville, Augusta
Springs, and Shemariah, on which
circuit he was pastor several years,
Who will be glad to learn that he will
'eturn soon to this community.
Daily Staunton News of Saturday:
of public schools,
Major Frank H. Smith, acting for the
chool board, has secured the services
If Charles F. Spencer of Lexington.to
AXE the place of Prof. G.. II. Friend,
Mr. Spencer begins work
next Monday, though he
las been in the city several days
himself with it, one of
he other teachers meanwhile substi-
uting Mr.. Spencer is an alumnus of
and Lee, and is one OF
he most exemplary and highly
steemed young men of Lexington,
icing popular with old and young,
nd there is every reason to believe
le will succeed in the work he has
Natural Bridge Property Sold.