Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-05-17

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Friday from business trip
Washington, d. G.
Attorney General William A
Anderson spent several days i
Lexington this week.
Mr.. j. D. M. Armistead o
Lynchburg, was the guest thi
week Of Mr.. Harrington Waddell
Mrs. C. w. Ailor left Sunda,
for Clifton Forge. Richmond aut
Baltimore, and will join her hus
band in Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Hill has returned t,
her home, Summerdeen, in August,
county, after spending the wintel
visiting in New York.
Mr.. Oliver Cromwell McColkle
after an absence of several year.
in St. Bernardsville, N. j., is visit
ing in the neighborhood of Der
Salem.
DR.. George H. Denny was il
Covington Monday night, where
he delivered an address under the
auspices of the State Education
Com mi ssion.
AT the meeting of the Rebekah
Assembly of Odd Fellows, held
last week in Lynchburg, Miss
Anna X. Krause was elected,
president for the ensuing year.
Mrs. EdmoLia Dull Of Stanton,
State treasurer of the Rebekah
Assembly, 1. O. o. F., was a
visitor in Lexington last week at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Penning-
ton.
Mr. K. Rudacill has leased the
Rockbridge Hotel and has bought
the furniture from Mrs. r. G.,
Templeton. Mrs. Templeton ex-
poets to make her nome in Starn-
ton.
Rev. j. A. Trostie of Timber
Ridge, conducted laet week N suc-
cessful protracted meeting at
Heechen brook Chapel, Lexington,
resulting in a number Of CONVEX
siOns.
Mr.. Harry M. Quisenberry, who
was a student in dentistry the
past session at the University
College of Medicine, Richmond,
has returned to Lexington to spend
his vacation.
DIR. G. M. Burton, who for
several months, has taken a special
course at the Chicago Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat College, ,turned
10 Lexington several days ago: He
viii be in his Office after Monday.
May 22nd.
Rev. William f. Junkin, mis-.
pionary Of the Southern Presby=
;eriap church to China, occupied
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
,hurch Sunday morning. DR.. w.
VI. Morrison preached at night.
john A. McNeel, Jr., son of
Capt. John A, McNeel of Kerr's
Creek, is a patient In the Lexing-
on Hospital. where last week he
underwent an operation. His con-
lition is improved. His mother
g with him.
Mrs. A. G. Hartman of Goshen,
eft Wednesday night for New
York, from which point she will
all for Ecuador, where she will
DIN her husband and son who are
ngaged in railroad work.
Richmond Times-Dispatch Mrs.
v. A. Anderson left on Friday
or her home in Lexington, where
he will spend the summer. Miss
Judith Anderson, who spent the
winter in Richmond with her
'arents, will make several visits
O friehds before joining her
nother.
The delegates from the Lexington
sunday school to County Sunday
,chool Association to be held
and Friday at New Prov
ience are Miss Evelyn Nelson
nd Mr.. Henry Boley from the
Presbyterian phuyph, and Misses
annie Fuller and Nettie Deaver
rom tho Methodist church.
DIR. and Mrs. r. j. McBryde left
esterday for Louisville, KY, to
% present at the marriage of their
on, R. j. McBryde, Jr., to Miss
Tyler Buchanan,a at Christ
,hurch Cathedral on the evening
{ May "a. The Rev. Chas. &.
,rnik, DID,, rector of the church,
vill assist DR.. McBryde in the
carriage service.
Major E. II. D.Myers. president
I the Richmond, fredericksburg
nd Potomac Railroad and the
Washington, Southern Railroad,
led at his home In Richmond
'riday morning, aged IS years.
lajor Myers often visited Lex
ngton. One Of his daughters
iarried Mr.. William G.. Preston.
rho died several years ago.
Services at Trinity Church