Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-09-06

Miss Nettie Beaver is VISITING
Mrs. c. S. Miller in Shepherds
town, w. Va.
Mis- Bessie Daniel of Charlotte
c. H., is visiting Misses Lily anc
Bessie Catlett.
Mrs. H. P. Hancock OF Atlanta
Ca, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
ID. S. Layne.
Mr.. Robert @. Walker, deputy
county clerk, is visiting his home
on Walkers Greek.
Mrs. j. H. Light and children
of Fredericksburg, are the guests
of Mrs. j. d. Warner,
Mrs. Virginia Tucker Carmichael
of Baltimore, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. e. NJ. Pendleton.
Miss Annie Baker of Madison
county, Mics, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. L. Koones.
Miss Annie r. White returned
Saturday from her vacation spent
in Canada and Minnesota.
Miss Maggie HUMPHREYS of Ve-
suvius, left Monday for Farmville
to attend the Female Normal.
Miss Bette Foster of Lewis.
burg, w. Va, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Charles E. Deaver.
Miss Annie Fuller has gone to
Baltimore where she will enter a
hospital to become a trained nurse.
Miss Lille Turpin, after S0 ex-
tended visit to Miss Nellie Z lver,
has returned to her nome at Steel
ton, Pa.
Miss Roberta Paxson and Miss
W@sche of Washington,
d. G. are the guests of Mrs. j.
DIN Knott.
Miss BERTHE Majors of Rich
mond, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Majors at Me-
Gainesville.
Mrs. Virginia Semple has re-
turned to her home in Louisville,
KY, after a visit to Mrs. R. j.
McBryde.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Miller and |
amily spent last week visiting |
riends in StauntOn, CraigsVille and
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. Robert j, McBryde, Jr., of
louisville, KY, accompanied by
lis bride, is visiting his parents,
)r. and Mrs, R, (, McBryde,
Miss Bessie Boley, assistant
at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore has arrived
n Lexington to spend her vaca-
ion.
Mr.. j. Ran Carmichael of
charleston, w. Va, spent several
avs here this week as she guest
f his uncle, Hon. H. St, George
tucker,
Messrs. George Miller of near
woope's Va, and James Miller of
treenville, were visitors the past
7esk of their sister. Mrs. John III.
Vhitmore,
Colonel Robert Catlatt, who
pent some months In Richmond
managing Colonel Wizards guber-
atorial campaign, has returned to
is home in Lexington
Mrs. Charles E. Fox, who spent
ONE time in Lexington visiting
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Iildebrapd. las returned to her
ONE at Newport News.
Miss jennie Crigler left today
or Farmviise to resume her studies
t the Female Normal. She was
ccompanied by Miss Lizzie Davis !
Farmville, who was her guest
he past week In Lexington.
Miss Ruelah Montgomery has
sturned from trip to Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York,
here she purchased fall and
inter goods for the millinery
tore of w. S. Kniseley d Co.
Mr.. Thomas jackson Christian,
raudson of General Stonewall !
ackson, will be a cadet this year !
the Virginia Military Institute.
-e has an appointment from !
resident ROOSEVELT at West
oint for 1905.
Tuesdays LYnchburg News :
Lr. Walter Edward Harris, the
Tashington correspondent of the
ichmond Times-Dispatch, spent a
w hours in the city Sundayen-
ute for short visit to his parents i
Rockbridge, back to Rich a
Ond. i
Mr.. M. s. Kahls of Cleburne, 9
OK, who is spending the summer
his old home here, has returned f
Lexington from visit of several n
eeks to the battlefelds of the C
ienandoah Valley. He visited b
arrisonburg, Winchester, Port v
epublic and other places of in t
rest. C
Mr.. Benton Tankersley and sis 9
r, Miss Annie Tankersley of d
asst Lexington, have gone to t
ath county to visit their brother, T.
r. T. A. Tankersley of Green q
alley. They will also visit the K
Il Healing White Sulphur Springs 6
fore they return home. q
Rev, Julian s. Sibley, pastor
a n