Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Personals

Miss w 00Q OF NEW lOIA, 10 VhO
guest of Mrs. j. Med, Adair.
Mr.. Samuel W. Stuart is ex-
tremely i'll at his home IN Buena
Vista.
Mrs. j, W.Beard and two child
rem of Hot Springs, are visiting
Mrs, j. W. Miley.
Miss Nettie Beaver is in Knox
vile, Tenn, visiting her BROTHER
Mr.. William G.. Deaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Moore have
returned to Lexington after a visit
of six months spent in Florida.
Mr.. William r. Shields is in
Richmond to spend the summer On
the reportorial staff of the Times
Dispatch.
Miss Lizzie Davis and brother,
Mi. Travis Davis of Farmville,
were the guests this week of Miss
Jennie Crigler.
Mrs. Stella C. b. Vinton OF
Stanton, has been the guest fol
the past two weeks of Miss Gussle
Beard near Buffalo Forge.
Mrs. L. S. Leitch and little
daughter Nettie Of Baltimore, are
visiting Mrs. Leitch's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 4. K. Funkhouser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pennlng'
ton left Monday for the Pulaski
Alum Springs at Sassin, Va, where
they will spend July and August.
Miss Roberta Pennington has
gone to Washington on a visit
Before returning home she Will
visit friends in BALTIMORE and New
York.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Loyal, who is
express messenger with headquar'
tiers at Pulaski, We. lis visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John q
Loyal.
Mr.. William G.. Mcclure o.
Chicago, and Mr.. F. W. Mcclure
of Memphis, Tenn, are the guest'
of Mr.. William Herring neal
Natural Bridge.
Gov. d. C. Hayward and Mrs
Hayward, of South Carolina, arr
the guests of Mrs. A. D.Campbell
Their daughters have been in Lex
ington several weeks.
Chief of Police j. w. Hazlewoo(
returned Monday from Roanoke
where he spent week, being sum
moned to that city on account o
the illness of his brother-in-ia
Mr.. Lee Woods.
Mr.. John Ed. Qulsenberry, VIII
graduated from Washington ant
Lee as a civil engineer, has accepted
a position in Southwest Virginia
on an engineering corps, will
headquarters at Dante, Va.
Mr.. Horace r. Moore reached
Rockbridge a few days ago to visl
his old home near Lexington. H.
is now located in Paris, Texas
and is the senior partner III tn
Coca-Cola Bottliag Company o
that city.
Mr.. NJ. j. Weaver, who recent.
closed out business in Lexington
has decided to locate in Roanoke
He will leave for Baltimor
tomorrow to purchase goods an
will open business at his new plac
the first of August.
DR.. F. w. McCluer of Fairfield
a recent graduate of the UniveI
sity of Maryland, Baltimore, wi
next week open an office in tn
Bank of Roekbridge building
corner Main and Nelson streets
Lexington, for the practice O
dentistry.
Mr.. James B. Heck, expires
, H. eesenger on the Chesapeake an
Ohio between Lexington and Sout
Glasgow, has accepted a positio
for the summer as agent for tn
= Adams Express Coat Hot Springs
His successor on the Lexingto
branch is Mr.. i. j. Elliott.
Information has been receive
t here of the marriage cf Mii
! Matte Scott Bayliss, daughter
Mrs. E. B. Bayliss, to Mr.. job
McWilliams. The ceremony too
place in Middlesboro, Ky, Tue
D day, June 28th, at the home Of II
: brides sister, Mrs. w. L. Sims.
! Rev. DR.. M.Morriscn reache
0 Lexington last Saturday with h
J.: bride. They will leave for Ne
: York next Monday, and will sa
= the 18th for Africa, where D
Morrison will resume his work
a missionary of the Southern Pre-
: byterian Church. He has spel
e the past three years in the Unite
+ States on a furlough.
Bishop John G. Granbery
:; Ashland, Va, of the Method
+ Episcopal Church, South, wi
IS occupy the pulpit of Trinit
methodist church in LexingtC
next Sunday moring, the occasiC
being the ordination of Rev. Robe
= +. Hutton as local elder. M
= Hutton for some yeare has bee
II local deacon. Bishop Gran bel
l will probably preach at night ais
, He will be accompanied by Mr.
Granbery.
Rev. F. G. Railey of Barto'
Fla, is expected to occupy Il
Il pulpit of the PRESBYTERIAN churc