Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-01-31

Personals
Mr.. William Jennings ha,
returned from a visit of some week.
to his father in Missouri.
: Miss Elizabeth White Of Romney
W. Va, lie visiting Mics Louise
Shields.
Mr., and Mrs. William M. Will.
bourn Of Buena Vista, were guest.
last week Of Mrs. John w. Miley.
DR.. George H. Denny il in Rich.
mond to be present tomorrow at the
Inauguration of Governor Swan
con.
Mrs. Louis w. Powell and
children of Duluth, MINI, are the
guests of Captain and Mrs. j. W.
Gillock.
Father Joseph Frioli of Staun-
ton, preached at st. Patrick
Catholic church Sunday morning
at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. 0. r. Charlton of Newport
News, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Beaver. She lie
accompanied by her children.
Mrs. M. w. Barger. who spent
two weeks visiting her mothsr.
Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, left today
for her home at GiImors's Mills.
Miss Ethel Pearrall of West
fold, N. j., who is spending the
winter at BuenA Vista, is the
guest this week of Mrs. Lawrence
Embree.
Mr.. G. Newton Macmillan, who
for the past four years has made
his homo in North Dakota, return
ed to Rockbridge last week, and 10
now visiting bis mother, Mrs.
Mary S. Macmillan near Fancy
Hill.
Rev. w. H. Milton OF Roanoke,
occupied the pulpit of r. E. Lee
Memorial Episcopal church Sun
day morning and evening. Rev. J.
William Boyd Of Roanoke, will
preach to that congregation next
Sunday.
Me-. John A. McNsel, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McNeel Of
Kerr's Greek, has returned from
Rio hmond where he spent ak
weeks under trest3ent at Virs mia
Hospital. His condition lie much
improved.
Mondays Hsrrisonburg Times
Rev. John S. Douglas. formerly in
charge Of the Episcopal church at
1ynnwood in this county, has de-
,lined call which was extended
% him from the Episcopal church
It Lexington. He is now located
It Martinsburg, W. Va.
Mrs. E. B. Bayliss, who spent
he fall and early winter with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Thomas Sims
It Middleboro, KY, returned to !
lexington last week on account Of
he illness of her sister, Miss Mary !
Iahle. She is wish her sister,
frs. Kate Hartigan.
Mr.. B. Estes Vaughan, cashier
( the First National Bank OF Lex
lgton, delivered q lecture on Mon q
az before the class Of economics n
Washington and Lee Univer- Ii
ity, on "1'he National Banking a.,
ystsm," Mr.. Vaughan 10 thor
ughly conversAnt with the .
system, and his lecture
'as listened to with pleasure and fl
roft by the youug men compos- i
lg the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hetzel of r
Iartinsburg, w. Va, announce the .
Engagement OF their daughter, Miss i"
.nna Lowry, to Mr.. Ha ~ St. n
gorge Tucker Carmichael. The .
'edding will take place in the I I
prlng. The bride elect is an &C. Y
and popular member '
[ Martlnsburg society, while the l
room is a we'll known civil engi- 0
eer and a son of the late Mr.. John I
armichael of Lexington. q
Tuesdays Lynchbr'g News: q q
ev. J. E. Booker OF Lexington, q
no is in charge of the home mis- -
on work Of the Virginia Synod -
the Presbyterian Church, preach =
twice at Westminster Presby- d
rian church, his efforts being +
.eatly appreciated by good size " y,
'ngrsgations both morning and y
ght. The speaker made a strong p
Ga for more FUNDS for the work %
evangelisstion in the bounds of ~ ~
7nod, showing at the same time ~
lat the results of this effort in D
10 past decade to have been some ~
ing wonderful, but alleging that -
ere remains much more to be 40. W