Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-18

Mrs. Sallie H. Pitzer is visitin
friends in Bedford county.
= Miss Hester Rea of Richmond
the guest of Miss Mamie WOOD
ward.
:. Mrs. G.. Waring Smith of Selm.
I" Ala, is the guest of Mrs.James I
,. McCown.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew D. Estil
8 have returned from a visit t.
Atlanta City.
Miss Ida Laird is in Norfoll
+ visiting her sister, Mrs. Orri
Hancock Tufts.
s Mr.. Wilson B. Harrison is IL
Philadelphia attsnning an EN-,
balmer's association.
Mrs. Joseph Archer of Chapel
Hill, N. c., lie the guest of Mrs
Thompson B. Southall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Lacy
are visiting friends at Warm
Springs and Hot Springs, Va.
Mayor Samuel B. Walker, Jr.,
spent several days OF last week at
his old home in Amherst county.
Rev. DR.. Charles Manly will
preach at Bolivar echoolhouse next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
Miss jamie R.Bittinger of Green
VILE. Monroe county, W. Va, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Helen
Moffett.
MRS. w. F. Pierson and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene Pierson, nave re.
turned to Lexington from West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Grinstead,
and their daughter, Miss Katie
Grinstead, are visiting friends in
Roanoke.
Mr.. John H. McClung and bride
reached Fairfield yesterday from
Houston, Texas. to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. John W. Haughawout has
returned to Lexington after an ex-
tended visit to relatives in New
York and Richmond.
Messrs. Victor and Mcdowell
Wilkinson were in Lexington the
past week visiting their mother,
Mrs. W. V. Wilkerson.
Mr.. T. S. Leckie is quite ill at
his home at Bolivar Mills on But
ale. He has already suffered the
third stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. E. w. Glnstead of Charles
ton, w. Va, spent several DAYS in
Lexington last week visiting his
brother, Mr.. j. Y. Grinstead.
Mr.. Thomas E. Lacy of Coving-
ton, spent several days in Lexing-
ton last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles A.Lacy.
Mr.. James A. Walker, COM
mercial traveller in Texas for
Richmond house, is spending his
vacation visiting friends IN Lex
ngton.
Mr.. NJ. j. Weaver, who recently
closed his business in Lexington,
eft here last Thursday for Roam.
Ike, where he has opened similar
tore to that conducted in Licking
on for some years.
Mr.. Ross F. Gillock left yester-
Icy for Staunton to accept a posi-
ion with Boiling, SPOTS & Co., as L
raveling salesman, and he expects f
0 work the territory formerly I
raveled by Mr.. James E. Bosworth. i
Mrs. M. S.Moffett, who is one of u
he instructors in the Virginia II
'chOol of Methods at Charlottes- "
lille, was a visitor in Lexington u
lst week, summoned here on ac- =
cunt of the illness of Miss Hell en- Ii
foffett. d
Among the visitors from Rock IL
ridge to the Farmers Institute 81
/ Roanoke last week were Messrs. ~
=. L. McClung, j j. l.. Kinnear, A.
Scott Mackey, j. A. Thompson,
7. A. Kinnear, and DR.. II. R. -
axton.
Mr.. w. T. Shields is annnoun- az
ID to read paper before the Vir- hi
mia State Bar Association to be M
I'D at Hot Springs, Va. August pc
18th, his subject being, "The to
ase of Major Andre; His Trial
I'd Execution. de
Mrs. Mary Gibson White died at nj
n home in Greenbrier county, w. ia
a., July let, at an advanced age. Tt
le was the mother Of Rev. DIR. stl
snry A. White, formerly of Lex. ma
ct now professor in the Pres tb
teriar Theological Seminary at of
dumb. A, 5. q. tn
Mrs. James c. Boyd, aged S8 II
ars, died last Saturday night in -
anoke at the home of her son,
". j. William Boyd, who is Nj
pplying the pulpit of R. E. Lee the
'morial Episcopal church in aft
xington. The remains were the
zen to Buchanan for burial. ing
Mr.. Roy D. Thompson and Ia
Their, Mrs. j. A. Thompson of ITO
mber Ridge, spent last week at Dn'
ingdon, Vs.. visiting relatives. ne
ey returned home Saturday, and nsl
. Thompson left at once for his cen
lies at McDOnogh School. Balti-
re, where he is one Of the in ar
knc