Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-08-29
Personals

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Miss Bessie Grinstead is in
Roanoke visiting her cousin, Mrs.
j. E. Turnbull.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blanton OF
Richmond, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Page.
Mrs. Charles A. Lacy is spend"
ing the week with Mrs. j. ID.
Crist on Whistle Creek.
Mrs. Paul S. Mertins OF Mont
eomery, Ala, is visiting her moth
err, Mrs. Lucy G. White.
Mr.. j. C. McPheeters of Column
bia. s. c., is visiting the family
of Mr.. Frank T. Glasgow.
DIR. G. Nj. Barton, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, will be in his
office in Lexington, after September
End.
Dr.Jas. Lewis Howe and daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Howe, were IN
Lynchburg on a brief visit this
week.
Rev. Charles F. Myers of Will
hanson, w. Va, occupied the
pulpit of he Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
Miss Sheppie Shannon, VINO
spent the past two years in New
York with her sister, Mrs. Fran
cisco. has returned to Lexington.
Mis-. j. billiard Warner and Miss
Laura Crigler spent several days
in Stauntion this week as the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Henry Z.
Hamill.
Miss Bessie Funkhouser was
summoned to Baltimore Monday
by telegram conveying informa-
ton of the extreme illness OF her
sister, Mrs. T. s. Leitch.
Mrs. j. Lloyd Teaford, who
spent some weeks in Lexington Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, D.
w. Grinstead, left Monday for hel
home ir Columbus, Ohio
Mr.. Samuel Mop. Glasgow, who
has been supplying churches IN
West Virginia this summer, Is In
Lexington visiting his parents
lMr. and Mrs. Frank t, Glasgow.
The marriage of Miss Sarah
Embra Mcllwaine to Mr.. Harring-
ton Waddell will take place tomor'
row afternoon. A number Of rel
atiyes and friends are here to bt
present at the marriage.
Mr.. ]. r. Crist of near Lexing-
ton. has returned home from Ale
ghany county, where he spent slA
weeks in the interest OF Hood
Nursery of Richmond. He reports
a successful trip.
DIR. Jas. Lewis Howe has in tn
hands of the publishers a new
book on General Inorganic Chemis
; try. based on the course of instruct
t ION presented to his classes a
Washington and Lee University.
Rev. Thompson B. Southall ex
9 meets to return from his vacation
this week, and will occupy III
. pulpit at the Presbyterian churc
next Sunday mornlng,the occaslo
s being quarterly communion sci
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd j. Walz 0
Louisville. KY, and Mr.. and Mrs
v J. Lee Walz of Baltimore, MO
/ who have been visiting their pal
d ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wall
, are soiourning this week at Col
+ Sulphur Springs at Goshen.
y Professor Theodore Saul c
Charleston, S. c., is visiting Pr(
lessor Lancelot NJ. Harris, wh
IS is spending the summer in Lexine
n ton. Professor Saul gave a pr
" yate recital on the piano at moo
i, today at the home of Mrs. Carlott
1t Hill on Jackson avenue.
Messrs. Henry P. Mitchell an
son. Roy G. Mitchell, second, {
l le Brownsburg, left this week IL
It Berryville, Clarke county, Va, Q
st prospecting tour. Mr.. Nltche
Ie recently sold bis valuable esta
D near Brownsburg, and will prob'1s
locate elsewhere IN Virginia.
DR.. George H. Denny of Was
Of ington and Lee, has received not
:, fication that he is on the receptl(
70 ~ con- mittee to welcome the Ho
81 William Jennings Bryan at Mao
ne son Square Garden, New Yor
It. tomorrow august 3Oth) on b
ae return from abroad, and has be-
~ invited to be present on that o
Oh caslOn.
T H Mr.. and Mrs. James Villa
b. Moore have issued invitations
)c. to the marriage of their daughte
Miss Mary Campbell Moore'to M
Daniel Edward Brown, formerly
- Rockbridge but now of San A
w tonic, Texas. The marriage W
Il. be solemnized Tuesday afternoo
in September 18th, at 6 O'Clock at t
he Presbyterian church, Lexington
A press dispatch from Keys
W. Va, says there is quite a boz
of on for William Jett Lauck for t
ul- Democ ratio nomination for &c
he he gress In the Second West Virgin
oct district. Mr.. Lauck's home Is
Tor Keyser, but he holds a profess
nd ship in the Economics DEPARTING
ng- at Washington and Lee Universi