Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-11-09
Personals

Mr. Hugh Wills, have returned
i from a visit to the St. Louis Elk
poaition.
Mr.. Wilson p. Coe of Berkeley
county, W. Va, is visiting his
son. Mr.. Frank d. Coe at "Thorn
} HILL" near Lexington.
a Mr.. Roy T. Hart of the Eakle-
, ton Hotel. Staunton, was in Lex
. ington Monday on his way to visit
his parents on Kerr's Greek.
Hon. II. ID. Flood passed through
, Lexington Saturday on his way to
Botetourt county, where he went
in the interest of his canvass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. +. Beaver and
daughter, Mrs. P. c. Caring, left
today for the St. Louis Exposition
and to visit relatives in Missouri.
| Nj. and Mrs. ID. K. Strain are
at Brownsburg, where they were
called by the extreme illness of
Mr.. Strains father, DR.. ID. K.
Strain.
Mr.. j. Holmes Sherrard, son of
Mr. Joseph II. Sherrard, who is
engaged in railroading in West
Virginia, is visiting relatives in
Lexington.
Hon. H. st. George Tucker was
in Lexington Tuesday to vote. He
did effective work in Virginia
during the campaign for the DEM
ocratic ticket.
Acknowledgement William A.
Anderson aud State Treasurer A.
W. Harman came up from Rich
mond to cast their ballots in Lex
ington Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Fitch of Westfield,
n. j., who is pleasantly remem-
bered as visitor in Lexington
two years ago, is the guest of Mrs.
Lawrence Embree.
Staunton Spectator: Miss Louie
Stuart CT Buena Vista, who came
TO attend the Haldeman-WOod
house wedding, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Woodhouse.
Mr.. +. Hammond Johnson, for
merly we'll known cadet at the ,,
V. NJ. l., made the only touch ,,
down for the University of Vir- +,
ginia in the game played at Rich +
nond Saturday with Virginia ,,
Polytechnic Institute. :
Mr., j. b, Shannon was called !
20 Clifton Forge by the death of 7
lis brother-in-law, Mr.. John L. !
Harris, who was found dead in his r
,ed yesterday morning. Mr.. Harris I
vas the son of Mr.. James Harris, 7
deceased, of Rockbridge, and Yas /
.gsd ah6uf ee9entY-Av1 years. R
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Engle- +
nan Of near Alone, have issued r
ards of invitation tp the marriage G
t their daughter, Miss Grace, to =
fr. Charles D. Shoop of Gales T
'urg, iii. The ceremony will take b
lace at tho home of the bride, -
Glen Echo" Tuesday evening, Il
Iovem Der %, at seven o'clock.
DR.. II. Carl Helbig of Lynch t
urg, will he in Lexington Mon
ayy November @lst at Lexington d.
Iotel, one day only, to examine 10
yes and fit glasses, and will be at ~
olonnade Hatel, Ruena Vista, at
tuesday,, November 9end. He be
ill be supplied with his eye-test- fir
lg instrument, II stock of glasses
nd remedies. He invites all doe :.
'rs and teachers TO see the ipstFp- Il
emit, - ''.'' =
Rev. Charles Fetter of Mt. Il,
terling, Ky, has accepted the
Ill to Natural Bridge Parish, pt
ockbridge county, succeediAg FIR,
ey. j. NJ. Hobeson as rector Of the tn
plscopal'chutctes at Buena Wis tn
!, Glasgow and near Natural is
ridge. Bishop A. NJ. Randolph tn
rs Of the now TectQr; ;'Mr. Fet- ca
r has had wide experience and tir
eat success in the mission field, Fe
I'd is considered one of the ablest
en- In the diocese of Lexington, alb
W. on
Southern Churohman; A very no
'lightful reception was given the Kill
ev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Robson, on fol
st Thursday night, at the home ho
Mr., J. b. Pendleton, senior
arden of all Saints church, frs
The ladies Of the da
urch arranged for the reception,
d as result of their efforts the Of
casion was one or great pleasure ma
d enjoyment to all. The entire on
aggregation of All Saints church mo
yether with q lalge number of 6 P
ople, members Of other churches ]
PORTSMOUTH, and their rectors, Sta
ended the reception and gave a fee
arty welcome to Mr., and Mrs. WI
besoa. tax
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