Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-09-07
Personal

MIS- W. PAU 10 W o"aSu ~
visiting Mrs Ernest A.. Sale.
Mr.. Nj. J.Weavsris spending tb'
week in Baltimore and New York
on business.
Miss Jennie p. Crigler has re-
turned to Farmville Normal Schoo.
for the session.
Miss Minnie Dulany of Balti-
more, has returned to Lexington
as milliner for Mrs. Isaac Vein.
berg.
Miss Annie Lee GreiIer and
neices, Misses Maude and Alice
Loyal, are visiting friends in
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Annie Whitesell and her
son, Miley, are in Washington,
D. c.. visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
F. Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Cook Of
Hutchinson, Kansas, were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
o. Campbell.
Mr.. w. A. Bodell of Blu field,
W. Va, is visiting his father
Mr.. G. NJ. Bodell. He is accompa-
MED by his wife.
Col. John N. Opie Of Staunton,
independent candidate for Con-
gross from this district. spent
Monday III Lexington.
Mr.. Harvey RAIDER, wife and
daughter, MIR. Randolph Clark,
wife and daughter, left Tuesday
for the St. Louis Exposition.
Miss Elmer Crigler is visiting
relatives in Lexington. She has
been appointed assistant teacher in
t he graded school at Steele's Tav-
ern.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ailor Of
Philadelphia, have returned to
Lexington. Mr.. Ailor Is row con
nected with the Lexington Steam
Miss Beulah Montgomery has
returned from Philadelphia and
New York city, where she bought
her fall stock Of millinery for W.
). Kniseley i Co.
Prof. A. P. Staples has moved
lis family from Roanoke, and they
ire now occupying the former res
dence of Mr.. Thomas S. White on
upper Main street.
Mr.. j. Preston Allan has been
lected principal Of the High
school at Pungoteague, AccOmac
Va, and he expects to
cave tomorrow for that place.
Hon. H. d. Flood OF Appomat-
OK, member of Congress from the
Tenth District, and Democratic
for reelection, was in
lexington Tuesday greeting his
many friends here.
Mr.. Charles A. Lacy spent last
week in Covington visiting his son,
ar. Thomas E. Lacy. He was
ccompanied home Saturday by
lrs. Lacy, who spent the sum-
ner in Roanoke and Covington.
Mr.. Lyle X. Sterrett, who has
zen making his home in Atlanta,
a., for the past three years, is
pending his vacation visiting his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A
terrett of near Timber Ridge.
Mr.and Mrs. George G.. Tribbett
Collierstown, left Lexington
afternoon on a visit to
riends at sPana, ILL.,, and West
'rancb, Iowa. They will visit'the
t. Louis Exposition before returns
lg home.
Mrs. D. Frank Koontz of Jeffer-
On county, w. Va, is visiting her
rother, Rev. j. DIN Knott. She
accompanied by her son, Mr..
evils Knott Koontz, VIII will at
md tho Lexington High School
ne coming session.
Mr.. L. M. Campbell Of Colorado,
visiting Rockbridge after an alb
,nce of many years. He is accom-
anied by Il daughter, Miss Maude.
Ir. Campbell married daughter
the late Mr.. David A. Stoner of
ames River, near Natural Bridge.
Mr.. Samuel w. Wilson Of near
imber Ridge, nas been confined
!, his home for the past three
eeks with crippled knee, for
hich no cause can b; assigned.
70 has but little hope for improve
ent unless he receives special (
eatment.
At a meeting of the executive
)mmittee of the Rockbridge Sun
ay-school Association held in
exington last Monday, Mr.. }.
rank Stratton of Buena Vista,
resident Of the association, was
ected a delegate to the State
Convention which {
Gets in Lynchburg in October.
Winchester Star: DR.. John H. I
atane, professor of history at
ashingt3n and Lee University, ..
as in Baltimore Wednesday. He
a graduate Of Johns-Hopkine -,
diversity, and is one Of the most
idely known lecturers md teach
S in the South. DR.. Lat ne a
other of DR.. S. P.Latane Of this
ty.
Mr.. A. Gall, tin Paxton OF N ie- g