Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-06-13
Personals

address at w. II. u. Sunday night
Mrs. Jesse Arthur and two child
rem are visiting friends in Clifto
Forge.
Miss Edna Hildebrand returne,
yesterday evening from visit o
four months to her sister, Mrs. G
E. Fox at Newport News.
Mas Kitty Anderson of Lex
ington, left last Thursday TO
Staunton, whore she expects tC
make her home in the future.
Mrs. S. D. Armentrout ant
daughter, Miss Marguerite, OF
Marshall, Mo-, reached Lexington
today to visit relatives in Rock.
bridge.
Rev. DR.. R. j. McBryde deliver
ed the address Friday at the clos
ing exercises of the Fredericksburg
public schools, and presented
medals to successful pupils.
Lynchburg News: Rev. James
E.Armstrong, wife and two daugh'
tiers, who have been visiting in the
Valley, are at the home OF PROBES
sor j. L-Armstrong, and will re-
main there until Rev. James Arm
strong has q home built here, as
they expect to take up their resi-
dence here.
Mr.. W. N, Key of the firm of
Key e. Furr, engaged in the
milling business, has sold his in
terest to the remaining partners,
and will become manager of the
Touring mill at Buena Vista, in
which company he has large
interests. He will continue his
residence in Lexington.
Mr.. A. Floyd Heck of Norfolk,
arrived in Lexington last week to
visit his old home, and will remain
here several weeks as the guest of
his listers, Mrs. j. f.. Heck and
Mrs. L. r. Miller. Mr.. Heck was
formerly a composition ON news
papers In Lexington. He started
IN with The GAZETTE more than
thirty years ago.
Rev. DR.. William NJ. Morrison
eft Lexington a few days ago for
Gueydan, La, where tomorrow
Thursday he will marry Miss
BERTHE NJ. Stebbins. He expects to
return to Rockbridge the last of
the month with his bride, and
they will sail from New
York early in July for Africa to
resume his missionary work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Rhodes,
and children of Atlanta, Ca,
reached Lexington Saturday to
visit Mr. .Rhodes's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank P. Rhodes Mr.. Rhodes
eft Monday for New York on
business connected with his whole
sale millinery establishment at
Atlanta. Mrs. Rhodes and chill
lren will remain some time in Lex
ngton.
Bedford City correspondence in
Lynchburg News: DR..
Hamilton P. Howard has been
chosen physician for Randolph
Macon Academy for the next
ession. DIR. Howard, who had
,een physician for the V. M. l.,
coated at Bedford City some
months ago, and mas made many
BY study In this country
Ind in Europe and by extensive
experience, he has every equip.
nent for the responsible duties of
me position at the Academy,w which,
however, will not at all conflict
With his general practice.
The Roanoke Times of Sunday, |
Tune 3rd, in connection with the
members of the H. G. Barnes Drug
company, incorporated, published
he following notice of Mr.. Thomas
I. Rice: "Mr.T.J. Rice is another
aithful clerk, who is an ex.
,erienced pharmacist, and popular
With ell who know him. Mr.. Rice
las been in the drug business for
wentY years, first with j. I. Nc
rum q Son of Lexington, for
leven years, then with the Nc
rum Drug Company of the same
lace for eight years. Nineteen
ears with the same people! What
ould speak better for him2 He is
graduate Of the Philadelphia
,ollege of Pharmacy"