Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-08-09
Personals

burg.
Mrs. Rachel Jordan of High
Springs, Fla, is visiting relatives
In Rockbridge.
Mr.. Charles S. Simpson Of
Staunton, is visiting Mr.and Mrs.
George W, Bare.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Edwards
are visiting relatives at Shenan-
doah Junction, w. Va.
Messrs. M. J. Weaver and Kirby
Snider joined the Buena Vista
excursion today to Roanoke.
Prof. C. L. Crow has accepted
the professOFship of modern Lam
guages in the University of Florida
Mr.. T. S. Winfield and Miss
Edythe Huffman are visiting re-
latives in Washington and Balti-
more.
Mrs. H. G. Fisher of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wilson ut
Fairfield.
Mrs. H. Krause and daughter,
Miss Anna Krause, have gone to
the Craig Healing Springs for
several weeks.
Mrs. Maymie Anderson and Mrs.
Maggie Anderson OF Richmond,
were the guests this week of Mrs.
E. L, Conner.
Mrs. r. S. McCluer of Roanoke,
and Miss Flora Williams OF
Amherst, county,ar the guests Of
Mrs. r. r. Witt.
Mr.. J.. Lyons of the Lyons
Clothing Company, who spent four
weeks in Now York in attendance
upon cutting school, has returned
home.
Mrs. Sallie H. Pitzer, Mrs. j. D.
Warner and Misses Elizabeth and
Olive Keys are visiting the Misses
Pettigrew at Bessemsr, Botetourt
county.
Miss Marine Wade and Mrs. B.
G. Butler and two children, Ruth
and Harry, of Lynchburg were
guests this week of Mrs. VIM. r.
WilbOurn.
Prof. Mitchell Carroll of George
W ashington University, Washing
ton, D. c., occupied the pulpit of
the Lexington Baptist church Sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. M. Drake
of Port Gibson, Miss. and Mrs.
Charles F. Myers of Williamson,
W. Va, are the guests of Mr..
A. Nelson Myres.
Announcement has been made
Of the engagement of Mrs. L.
Berkeley Cox to DR.. John H.
Latane, the marriage to take place
n the autumn.
Mr.. E. W. G. BOogher, instruc-
5Or in the Georgia School of
Technology at Atlanta, reached
Lexington last week to visit his
'ather. Mr.. E. N. Boogher.
At a congregational meeting
his afternoon the Lexington Pres
'Yterian congregation extended a
UNANIMOUS call to Rev. L. B.
SOuthall to become their pastor.
Misses Lucy and Lettuce LatAne
If Baltimore, are visiting their
brother in Lexington, DR.. John
i. Latane, and are guests at the
nome Of hrs. Lucy W.Preston.
Mr.. L. H. Latham of Baltimore,
PRESIDENT of the Lexington Light
Power Company, is in Lexing.
on this week on an official visit
n the interests Vt the company.
Miss Meta Berry has returned to
Ter home at Raphlne from a visit
o her uncle, Mr.. James B. Shultz,
It Richmond. She was accom-
'anied by Misses Addie Webster
nd Addie Shultz,
Rev. DR.. Robert j. McBryde
eft Monday for Knoxville, Tenn,
o oficiate at the marriage of his
lephew, Mr.. j. B. McBryde of
Slacksburg, and Miss Mary Com
ort of Knoxville.
Governor D. Clinch Hayward of
'Outh Carolina, spent the past
week in Lexington visiting his
amily, who are spending the sum-
Ter with Mrs. Heyward's mother,
frs. A. D. Campbell.
DR.. Brown Ayres, president of
University Of Tennessee at Knox
lille, has arrived In Lexington to
isit his family, who are spending
be summer with Mrs. AYres'
lother, Mrs. j. r. Anderson.
Rev. Alexander Sprunt, d. D.,
aston of the First Presbyterian
hurch of Charleston, S. c., oc-
upied the pulpit of the Presby-
sriAh church Sunday. DIR. Sprunt
ill remain here during the month
I August.
Mrs. Mamie G. Baier, Miss
larry B. Caring and Miss Mar
.aret Caring have gone to
ehobOth Beach, Della, whore they
ill spend several weeks; after
hich they will visit other points
+ interest.
Prof. Thomas j. Farrar NJ. A.
nd Pm. d. graduate of Washing
IN and Lee University, has been