Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-07-12
Personals

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Miss Stella B. Deisher is visi
ing friends in Augusta, Ga.
Miss Rosa Quisenberry is visi
ing friends in North Carolina.
Miss May Ettinger of Dsphn.
Va, is visiting Miss Gertrud
Ettinger.
Misses Minnie and Laura Piel
son are visiting friends in New
port News.
Mrs. A. B. Beckwith and Mis-
Mary Beaver are visiting friend
in Roanoke.
Mr.. D. G. McClentic has re
turned from a visit to his mothe
at Norfolk, Va.
Miss Sarah Moore is in Pulaski
county visiting her brother, Mr.
Andrew Moore.
Miss M. Kate Warner is visiting
her brother, Mr.. John A. Warner
at WEIGH, w. Va.
Mr.. George Reveley of the Lei
ington pOstoffice Is spending hi
vacation at Newport News.
Mrs. Richard Pemberton, &C
companied by two children, II
visiting her father, Mr.. w. E.
Granger.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and
Mrs. Mary J. Metz are in Clifton
Forge attending the Methodist
Sunday School Convention.
Judge S. Houston, Letcher, &C
companied by Mr.. Robert L. Par
rish of Covington. left last week
on trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Fox and
children of Paramount. Ind, are
visiting Mrs. Fox's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob A. Siler at Marmion.
Mr.. Jacob Lyons has gone to
New York to take special course
in cutting for the benefit of his
department. in Lexington.
Mr.D.E. Strain and Mr.. William
Patton have gore to New York
and Philadelphia to buy fall and
winter goods for their clothing
store.
Mr.. j. Ed. Beaver left yester-
lay for Baltimore, New York and
other markets TO purchase fall and
winter goods for his clothing
store.
Rev. Dr.Robert F.Campbell and
wife of Asheville,, N. c., have ar
lived in Lexington on visit.
They are guests of Mrs. Campbell's
'ather, DR.. w. H. Ruffner.
Miss Jessie Young of Dinwiddie
county, all A. B. graduate Of
aandOlph-Macon Woman's College
+ Lynchburg, has been elected an
'ssistantins the Lexington High
school.
Mrs. John w. Miley and daugh-
er, Miss Beatrice, left last week
or Hot Springs, Va, ~here they
xpGct to spend a month. Mrs.
liley's mother, Mrs. L. N. Hum
hris, accompanied them.
Sunday Staunton News: Miss
settle Clark of Lexington, who is
ne of the best known and most |
Opular ladiss in the State, was
D the city yesterday on her way
the Raekbridget Alum" Springs.
Mr.. John G. Pole, express
Messenger ON the Norfolk and
Western railroad, with headquar-
ers at Pocahontas, Va, reached
exington last Wednesday for a
lonth's vacation.
At the third annual convention
the Virginia State Teachers
ssociation, held in Charlottes-
lie last week, DR.. Jas. Lewis
owe was elected vice-rresident
" the Tenth Congressional Dis
let.
Rev. DR.. W. M. Morrison, mis-
onary of the Southern PresbY-
rian Church to Africa, will
reach at Trinity Methodist
lurch next Sunday morning, in
le absence of the pastor, Rev.
Olin Knott.N services were held
lere last Sunday.
The marriage of Col. Henry
linton Ford of the Virginia Mill
ry Institute, and Miss Elizabeth :
ydia Walker, daughter of Mrs.
edora Easton Walker of St. {
)uis, No., was announced to take &
ace today at l O'Clock at the I
,me of the bride, 1866 Lotus ave-
lie.
Professor Mitchell Carroll, head :
the department of classics of :
g George Washington Univer- !
", with his wife and children :
spending the summer at "The =
nes." DIR. Carroll is the son of
e late Rev, DR.. j. L. Carroll, who Z
as for several years pas )
r of the Lexington Baptist =
urch.
Mr.. William MoCulloch of 4
,nta Anna, California, spent q
Veral days in Lexington the past G
Eek as the guest of his aunts. T
re-. Kate Hartigan and Mrs. I
anch Bayliss. He was born in
xington and is a grandson of the
10 Matthew s. Kahle. Being
,mber of q theatrical company,