Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-06-15
Personal

Prof. S. I. MOreland OF McDOn-
OCH, Nd, is visitor in Lexington
this week.
Mrs. M. F. Hills. of Newport
News, is visiting Mrs. Daniel
Crigler.
Miss Edith Burruss of Coving-
ton, is the guest of Mrs. Sallie ii.
Pitzer.
Miss BERTHE Jcnks of Richmond,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. W. X.
Beeton.
Messrs. Thomas Oaey and j. l.
Oney of Roanoke, were visitors In
Lexington last week.
Mr.. John A. Warner of Blue
field, w. Va, is visiting his
father, Mr.. c. V. Warner.
DR.: Reid White returned home
Saturday from a visit of several
weeks to northern cities.
Miss Jennie P. Crigler has re-
turned from Farmville where she
was a student at the State Normal
School.
Mr.. La Rue McCown, who is
in business in Selma, Ala, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. McCown.
Mr.. Arthur E. Wilbourn left TO-
day for West Point and tomorrow
will report for duty at the United
States Military Academy.
Mr.. w. L. Morris, who has been
engaged in railroad work in West
Virginia, is visiting his family in
Lexington.
Postmaster McClung Patton has
been notified of the Increase in the
salary of the Lexington postofiice
from ~, 100 to $4,000 per year.
Mrs Jas. S. Smith is visiting her
sons. Messrs. Heiskell and Howard
Smith, in Ronceverte, w. Va. She
is accompanied by Miss Mary
Smith.
Professor and Mrs. w. r. Vance
of Columbian University, WASH
ington, d. c., are attending the
Washington and Lee commence
ment.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles
Henry Armentrout of Flumen, and
Miss Fanny Brown Walker OF
Walkers Creek, is announced to
take place today.
Mrs. j. W. Grub and daughter,
Miss Marion Grub, and Miss Lin
Gus of Christiansburg, and Miss
williamson Of Roanoke, are the
guests of Mrs. S. o. Campbell.
Mr.. w. D. Gresham, assistant
for several years in the Lexington
High School, left last Thursday
for his home at Mantapike, Va,
where he will spend the summer
Mr.. WV. Dunlap attended thu
commencement exercises Of thu
State Normal School at Farmvill'
last week. His niece, Miss jessie
Whitmore, was one of the gradu
, ates.
Mr.. C. S. McNulty, who spen
several weeks in St. Luke's Hos
pital, Richmond, where he under
went an operation for appendicitis
r returned to Washington and Lee
t last week.
r Mr.. R. NJ. Lacy, principal o
. the Monroe High School of Moa
|, roe county, w. Va, is visiting hi
brother, Mr.. Charles A. Lacy, ant
attending the commencement a
: Washington and Lee. e..
!. Mr.. j. w. Miley returned to Ho
Springs, Va, yesterday after
visit of several days at his home
He was accompanied by Mrs
y Miley and and daughter Beatrice
/ who will spend the summer q
S Hot Springs.
% " At the commencement exercise
n of the Newport News Academ
Z last week Master Charles Garter
II son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. Garter
- - formerly of Lexington, read an es
q say, Egyptian Builders" an
played a piano solo.
Miss jamie Campbell was one G
- the bridesmaids at the marriag
It of her cousin, Miss Mary Virgini
y Vanderslice, to Mr.. William SimI
n son Beamon, which took place Las
- Wednesday evening at Suffolk
' Va. Mrs. BeamOn is daughtt
j. of the late Rev. DR.. G. c. Wander
y slice, and has frequently visite
" Lexington.
,. A dispatch in Saturdays Rich
y mond Times-pispatch from A
vonia, says: Mrs. Serena Il. WI
son, one of the best known an
most beloved women Of this Sc
al ton, lies critically i'll at the hon
De of her sister, Mrs. Evan X. WI
ia liams, at this place. prs. Petit
5, :, Randolph and Glover held a CO..
ii sultatiOn over the case yesterdh.
They hold the case is grave on
IS, but give some hope of recovery.
O. Clifton Forge Review: Rev.
w. McCorkle, d. d., of Nichola
Vile, KY, who served the Cliff.
." Forge Presbyterian church +
y, N nearly a quarter of a century
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