Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-09-11
Personals

DR.. Reid White left last nigh
on trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Marion Roche and daught
ers of Goshen are visiting Mrs
John B. Adams.
DIR. E. r. HOwerton occupied
the pulpit OF the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. A. S. Agnor has returne,
from jamestown where he spen
some days visiting the exposition
Mrs. Emma Swertz and daught
er, Miss Lucy Swartz of Lynch
burg are the guests of Mrs. W
r. Beeton.
Mr.. Samuel D. Campbell ant
daughter, Miss Bookie Campbell
are visiting the jamestown Elk
position.
Mr.. s. w. Wilson of near River
side, lie visiting friends at Gler
Jean, w. Va, where he expects
to remain some time.
Professor H. Parker Willis OF
George Washington University,
Washington, D. c., is visitor in
Lexington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Zollman of
near Lexington are visiting rela-
tives in Oklahoma, where they ex.
poet to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Jones of
Washington, D. c., and Miss Grace
Wallace of Middletown,- Va, are
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. w.
5. Hammond.
Mr.. W. P. Irwin left last Fri
day for the northern markets to
purchase goods, and expects to
visit the Jamestown Exposition
while gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Drlscoll of
Clifton Forge, Va, attended the
Baptist Association last
week, and were the guests of
Captain and Mrs. Jesse Arthur.
Mrs. A. H. Reed, who spent
some weeks in Lexington visiting
her father, Mr.. E, N. Boogher,
eft last week for Covington, Va,
10 join her husband, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. Henry o, Dold, who paid
vlsit to Jamaica this summer, re-
,eived last week a box of fine
ruit from that island, Including
nangoes, pineapples, sugar cane
md cocoanuts in the hull.
DR.. F. w. McCluer left Mon.
lay morning for the jamestown
Dental Convention, an association
composed Of dentists from all Earts
# the world. which will he In SEES.
ion for several days beginning to
lay.
Rev. j. R. Andrew, presiding
lder of the Roanoke District, NJ.
:. Church, South, will preach Sun
lay night at Trinity Methodist
hurch. He will hold quarterly |
difference in Lexington Friday
light.
DR.. Newton of the Slate Board |
f Health, accompanied by DIR.
|. d. Estill. health officer for
'ockbridge, went to Buffalo yes
erday to make inspections in the
where cases of ty-
hold fever are reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore have
eceived an invitation from Cover.
or and Mrs. Swanson to a recep-
on to be held in the Virginia
at the Jamestown Expo.
tion Thursday evening, to meet
lie Governor of Maryland.
Sundays Norfolk Landmark:
Ire. John Randolph Tucker of
exington, is visiting her son and
aughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry St.
gorge Tucker, on Precursor
rect. Mrs. Gertrude Logan of
'inchester, accompanies her.
Among the prize. winners at the
'by parade at Asbury Park. N. j.,
thursday afternoon, August Goth,
rs JaUes Jordan Tyson, son of
ldge j. R. Tyson Of Montgo merry,
la, we'll known in Lexington. {
ldge Tyson was one of the Su-
eme Judges Of the show and pa.
de.
Mr.. A. A. Ayres, who left Rock
idge 80 years ago and has since I
en- living in Adams county, Ind, ,
ent a month here visiting his I
other, Mr.. G. A. Ayrss of Buffa. j
and sister, Mrs. James w. Bare ,
near Lexington. Mr.. Ayres i
u yesterday to return to Indi- q
q. +
Mr.. John Carmichael of Balti- h
,re, who holds position as d. n
sion engineer on the Western y
aryland railroad, and Mr.. Harry I
Carmichael, manager of the v
aryland Quarry Co. at Pines. E
re-, Md, the largest limestone
INT in the State, are in Lexing. /,
4 visiting their mother, Mrs. o
bn Carmichael.
Shepherdstown wv. Va Regis N
: Prof. @. E. Kregloe, his wife R
d daughter of Roanoke, Va, c
stopping for few days, on
'ir return from Canada, with h
Of. Kregloe's father, Rev. E. l..
egloe. The latter's daughter,
. George Greiner of Rockbridpe