Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-08-02
Personals

Mr.. Herbert Mlley is spending
his vacation at Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Lou Northern of Rich
mond,is visiting friends in Lexing-
ton.
Miss Belle Stuart of Staunton,
is visiting Mr.. Robert H. Gil
lock.
Miss Berta Pennington has been
visiting friends in Stanton the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Deaver of
Knoxville, Tenn, are visiting re-
latlves in Lexington.
DIR. Chas. Manly will preach in
the Baptist church at Natural
Bridge next Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. l.. McCown, accom-
panied by her son, Albert, is visit
ing her brothers at Selma, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Paxton and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Walker are
spending the week at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Hugh A. White has gone to
Moorefeld, W. Va, to visit his
father, Rev. Dr. George w.
White.
Rev. j. o. Knott is attending
the meeting at Christiansburg OF
the Roanoke District Conference,
NJ. Z. Church, South.
Mr.. H. Krause, who underwent
on operation at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, has returned
to his home in Lexi ngton.
Mrs. John Il. Campbell of
Lynchburg, and Mrs. Fannie G.
Paxton of Buena Vista, were guests
this week of Mrs. S. o. Campbell.
Miss M. Kate Warner, who has
been visiting at Welch, w. Va,
has gone to Berkeley, Va, to visit
bel brother, Mr.. Wallace G.
Warner.
Mrs. C. S. Miller of Shepherds
town, w. Va, accompanied by /
her children, is visiting herr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. K.
Governor Montague will address
the voters of Rockbridge at Lex
IngtoR on Wednesday, August
10th, in the interest OF his
for the United States
Senate.
Last Sunday week the members
If the Baptist church heartily
voted their pastor, DR.. Chas.
Manly, vacation at such time
and for such period as may suit
MS convenience.
Prof. Douglas S. Anderson, pro.
sssor of en- gineering at Talane
University, New Orleans, is in
lexington visiting his mother,
drs. j. r. Anderson. His wife
Icc Ompanies him.
Mr.. Samuel w. Sterrett Of High
and county, candidate for the
louise of Delegates from the dis
riot composed of Rockbridge, Bath
nd Highland countless. was in
lexington Saturday, and was &C
orded warm greeting by his
lany friends.
Rev. DIR. Alexander Sprunt of I
charleston, S. c., will occupy the t
'ulpit OF the Presbyterian church 6
Turing the month of August. Rev. {
)r. NJ. B. Porter of Louisville, {
ly., who pres ched here during {
uly, made fine impression on y
he congregation. !
Mr.. James M. Senseney received I
telegram last Wednesday, July s
9th. announcing the death that t
ay of his youngest brother, Mr.. f
acob Milton Senseney, at his C
ONE in Huntington, w. Va. t
lis age was 81 years. He is b
lrvived by his wife and five chill t
rem. h
DR.. Mitchell Carroll of Wash s
ACTON, D. Co. will preach in the ?
aptist church next Sunday morn q
~. There Will be no services at c
light. The many friends of Rev.
ri. L. Carroll, former pastor n
this church, will be pleased to |
ear the son in the pulpit once v
lied by the father. a
Mr.. r. M. Lacy, for several :
ears principal of the Monroe High I
,hool of West Virginia, has ac- =
,pted the principalship Of the .
oily Springs High School of .
Mississippi, ard will assume his
tiles there early in ptember. =
r. Lacy is an A. B. graduate Il
Washington and Lee Uni i
'rsity. .
Mrs. Jack Withrow left yester +,
" to visit her sister, Mrs. James
McChesney at Charleston, W. q
a., where the children of the
tie Mortimer johnson expect to-
I'D a reunion. Besides Mrs. IL
throw and Mrs. McChesney b
ere are two brothers, Mr.. Porter tt
hnson of Newport News and Mr.. W
cake johnson OF Bedford county. =
A telegram was received in Lex
gton last week announcing the OF
ath Of DR.. w. l.. Prather, presis 81
mt of the University OF Texas at Il
lstin. He was u student at II
a Q hi n OtOn COllQOa in InyiuUfOn | ,