Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-08-24
Personal

ingtOn.
Mrs. Kate Hartigan is in Roa-
noke visiting her sister, Mrs. la
Robertson.
Col, Robert A. Mari was a visl'
itor at the Berryville Horse Snow
last week.
Miss Helen Moffett of Monroe
county, W. Va, is visiting Mrs.
w. T. Poague.
Mr.. Charles Zollman of Butte,
Mont, is visiting his father, Mr.
James M. Zollman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard e. Lacy
are expected to reach Lexington
this evening from their bridal
trip.
Miss Lucy Withrow has been
appointed principal of the graded
school at Spottswood, Augusta
Ecounty.
Mr.. Edwin Miley of Norfolk, if
visiting his father, Mr.. M. Miley
He is accompanied by FRIEND
Mr.. Joseph Seay.
Misses Mamie and Blaine Hut
ton, who are making their home II
Baltimore, were visitors in Lex
ington this week.
Misses Bessie Boley and Rosa
Boley, who have been making
their home in Baltimore as trainee
nurses, are spending their vaca'
ton at their old home in Lexing
ton.
Mr.. Mason C. Deaver, the eff
Gent mailing clerk in the Lexing
ton is spendinga vacation visiting
relatives in Monroe county, W. va
He was accompanied by Mr.. Otht
Jackson.
Miss Jessie Whitmore of Kerr''
Creek, who graduated last year
from the Farmville Normal School
has been elected teacher in TIT
GRADED school at Crewe, Nottoway
county, Va.
Mr.. r. b. Poague, who has beer
engineering at Gulf Port, La, ma,
returned to Lexington. He VIII
be assistant in the department. O.
physics at the Virginia Military
institute next session.
Rev. j. Olin Knott was one O
the speakers last Thursday at tn
meeting of the Augusta County
Sunday School Association held a
Thinking Spring Presbyterian
church near Fishersville.
Clifton Forge Review; Mr.JohI
Is. White, who was taken IL
several days ago, is now in tn
C. & O. hospital. His illness ha
developed into case OF typhoi'
fever, but with careful nursing MI
friends hope to see him pul
Through.
Mr.. G. W. Parsons of near Nat
ural Bridge, has been appointed
by the School Trustee Electora
Board of Rockbridge as a mem
Der of the Natural Bridge Schoo
Board to fill the vacancy cause'
by the resignation of Mr.. j. W
| Gilmore.
Reverend and Mrs. Charlie
MANLY of Lexington, have ISSUED
invitations to the marriage o
their daughter, Miss Linda Pey
ton. to DR.. Calvin Graham Doll
of Lexington. The ceremony Wi
take place Wednesday afternoon
September 18th, at l o'clock, fror
the First Baptist church, Lexine
ton.
Hon. H. St. George Tucke
spoke at Tazewell on Monda
in che interest of Democracy
He said that the little act OF tn
President eating with Booker /
Washington in the White Hous
bad thrown the negro back twenty
five wears. Mr.. fuckers speec
was we'll received and many time
he was interrupted by applause.
Mr.. RI. Parrish of Covingtor
succeeds his father, the late Col
RI. Parrish, as general counsel Q
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railwa
company. Mr.. Frank I. Glasgow
of Lexington, has been appolnte
associate counsel to appear wit
Mr.. Parrish in all litigated bushes
in the district composed of Bot'
tourt, Rockbridge, Augusta, Graf
! Allegheny and Bath counties.
Quiet Home Marriage Yesterda
A quiet home marriage was SO
empized yesterday afternoon
Ia O'Clock at residence Of Mr.. an
Mrs. y. R. Funkhonser, whe
} their daughter, Mss Edith Ellei
was welded to Dir, Rex Waldo Dun
nington of Bowling Green, MI
/ The officiating minister was Key
]. M. Robson of Buena vista
Only the INN ediate family and
few friends were present.
The bride, an attractive an
popular young lady, was becon
: ingly dressed in u gown OF VIM
e crepe de chine, With diamond O.
naments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington lei
at d o'clock over the G .esapeake
Ohio road for an extended 5ridi
tour. They will make the:r hon
at Bowling Green, where Mr. Du'
t nington is professor Of III sic