Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-22
Personals

: er, Mrs. d. C. Irwin.
Mr.. Melvin Rice left some day
I ago for jamestown, Chic. From
there he will go to Colorado TO
s the benefit of hia health.
Mr.. 1. Weinberg left yesterda,
for New York and other Northern
markets to purchase spring ant
summer lines of millinery good,
: and clothing.
Mr.. w. G. Firebaugh lie in Nor
folk representing Lexington Lodge
Knights of Pytkias at the meeting
of the Grand Lodge now in session
in that city.
Mrs. S. O. Campbell has gone to
Athens, Ca, to visit her sister,
Mrs. I. R. Young. She is accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss
Bcokie Campbell.
Mrs. S. B. Bryant and her sis
ter, Miss Mary Rice, have gone to
Ronceverte, w. Va, where they
expect to make their home with
their brother, Mr.. John B. Rice.
DR.. G. n. Burton left a few
days ago for New York where he
will spend three months taking a
special course in diseases of the
eye, ear, throat and nose at the
Polytechnic Post Graduate College.
DR.. John H. Latane represented
the Athletic Association Of Wash
ington and Lee University at the
meeting of the Virginia Int,rcol-
lsgiate Athletic Association held
last week at the University of
Virginia.
Miss Anne Fitzhugh Lee, daugh-
ter of General and Mrs. Fitzhugh
Lee, was married in Norfolk last
Thursday to Lieutenant Lewis
Brown, Jr., Of the United States
Army. The event was a military
fair and was brilliant social
function.
DR.. John H. Hartman was mott
fed last week of his appointment !
as delegate from the Virginia
State Dental Association to the
convention Of the Southern Branch
of the National Dental Associa-
ton, held this week in Memphis,
Tenn, but he was unable to at
tend.
DR.. w. S. Currell last Saturday |
night addressed the Presbyterlal
High School at Williamson, w.
Va, of which Mr.. W. B. Morrison,
formerly of Rockbridge, is princi-
pal. Or Sunday morning and
evening he occupied the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church at that
place for Rev. Charles F. Myers,
who is pastor.
Among the speakers at the
Washington and Lee commence
nent in June will be Mr.. Thomas
J. Kernan, prominent lawyer Of !
Baton Rouge, La, who will de
liver the address before the
Alumni Association. Mr.. Herman
vas graduated from Washington
md Lee University in 1873 with
he degree of M. A, and for a time
vas assistant professor of mathe-
natics and moderan languages in
he University.
Sundays Washington Post: Mr.. l.
nd Mrs. Henry st. George Tucker
Entertained dinner company last n
vening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. \
George Draper, of Boston. Other
,uests present were: The British {
ambassador and Lady Durand, the
'hinese minister, Mr.. Justice and |,
irs. Brown, Lady Alexander,
aaron Won Bussche, Mr.. and Mrs. r
ohm w. Foster, General and Mrs.
William Draper, Miss Palmer, Miss i,
'ucker and Mr.. Arthur Peter.
To Organize Aerie of Eagles c
There is a movement we'll under
ay for the organization In Lex =
lgton of an aerie Of the Fraternal A.
rider of Eagles. Several we'll
nown residents Of the town have r.
,cured the requisite number of
ames for the establishment OF N
leh an order, and at no distant
ay new aerie is to be organized. le
mong the signatures of the fifty
ames already secured, appear le
me of the most prominent young
en- of the community, and the w
erie will start out under most
.vorable auspices. IT
The Fraternal Order of Eagles
as organized at Seattle, Wash, 81
ven years age, and since that
me it has shown wonderful
'owth. The membership now
I'm bers nearly 100000. Last week II
+. II. H. Harlow, State deputy by
and PRESIDENT of the order, and IL i
r. W. Nj. Wolff, past worthy w
esident of ElliOtt's Knob Aerie co
Staunton. were in Lexington in of
e interest OF th- organization. IN
phase l.
arter members of the organiza- w,
On here are requested to report on
Mr.. W. G. Firebaugh or Mr.. l. co q
Ell beg. IN
lid Smallpox at Buens Vista ais
We received by phone this IN orn OBJ
g from our Buena Visa CORES of
ndent the following statement
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