Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1903-12-23
Personal

spending the mondays In Rlcl
mond.
Mr.. Charles Cochran of Ne
York is visiting his sister, Mrs. !
A. Sale.
Miss Virginia Paul of Harrison
burg, is visiting her sister, Mr.
Greenlee d. Letcher.
Mr.. Thomas E. Lacy of Covins
ton, is visiting his parents, MI
and Mrs. Charles A. Lacy.
Mr.. W. G. Mcdowell, Jr., in
structor in st. James School O
Maryland, is at home for the holi
days.
Mr.. j. Wilbur Neel of Romney
W. Va, spent several days here
this week visiting his sister, Mrs
j. H. Light.
DR.. L. X. Walz left this morn
ing for visit of ten days to Rich.
mond, where he will spend the hol-
idays with friends.
Miss Guendolen Howe has re-
turned from Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College of Lynchburg, to
spend the holidays at home.
Mr.. Henry White is at home
from V. P. l., Blacksburg, to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas S. White.
Rev. DR.. r. j. McBryde will
conduct services at r. E. Lee
Memorial Episcopal church on
Christmas morning at IL o'clock.
Captain Jacob Rodrick, Mrs.
aodrick, Rodrick Pole and Llnolee
Pole have gone to Garior, Ohio, to
'isit brother of Captain Rod
lex.
Mr.. Sam Mop. Glasgow, instruc-
or in Fredericksburg College, is at
Iome to spend the holidays with |
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
'. Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Doug
ass of Buckhannon, w. Va, spent
few days in Lexington this week
listing their son, Mr.. II. A. Doug
'ss of Washington and Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. f. Leech
nd daughter, Miss Ella Leech, of
ak Dale, and Mrs. Z. N. Strain
Brownsburg, left today for
afety Harbor, Fla, to spend the
inter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Smith
TT yesterday for Bramwell, w.
a., to spend the holidays with
eir daughter, Mrs. Edward !
'oper. Miss Mary Smith ac- {
mpanied her parents. /
Miss Jennie Crigler of Lexing-
n, Miss Mary Rodes of East f
and Miss Steele Buch- v
ian of BrOwnsburg, returned to j
cir homes today from Farmville v
'male Normal for the holidays. t
Mrs. w. F. Pierson and daugh- Il
r, Miss Minnie Pierson, left e
sterday for Sea Breeze, Fla, to r
end the holidays with DIR. j. )
ltton Pierson. They were
companied as far as Lynchburg II
Capt. Pierson. L
Mr.. j. L. Adair of Kerr's Creek, /"
issued invitations to the mar
ge of his daughter, Miss Minnie "
Adair, to Mr.. j. w. Mohler of
innill, Iowa, The ceremony will
Re place at the brides home G.
St Wednesday afternoon at 5 80 h
lock. M
Richmond Times Dis 81
tch: Sergeant-at-arms of the re-
use j. NJ. Johnston of Rock n,
dge, has in his possession two w
lies of journals of the House Of q
Iegates of Virginia of the SEES
n of 179S-1799. The documents at
very interesting, and have M
n reviewed by many House R,
nbers. m
dispatch from Washington re
s Representative H. ID. Flood has tn
ceeded in securing the promo III
of Miss Cassie Shanks, clerk pr
he Census Bureau, from posi- pa
at 81, 900 year, to one at ch
200 year. Miss Shanks is
n Lexington, Rockbrldge coun- wi
and is daughter of the late ex
!. d. c. Shanks, d. D., we'll pu
wn Presbyterian minister of wi
t county. tn
richmond Times-Dispatch; The 'u'
York Herald is authority au
the statement that announce TEL
t has been made in Washing IN.
of the engagement of Miss
herine Burton, the daughter Ia
and Mrs. George H. Un
ton, of the United States -
~, to Lieutenant George Mason MS
the son of General and Mrs. SUI
hugh Lee. The wedding will lea
place in April, and will POI
se all the interest naturally
kened by the union of two VII
lg people who are SO highly 10"
ected. are
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