Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-10-02
Personals

Mr.. j. Preston Allan left yester
day on visit to Richmond.
{ Miss Mary Custis Lee is tn
guest of Miss Margaret Freeland.
Mrs. C. W. Watts has returned
from q visit to relatives in Ala
s bama.
Miss Lcomis Logan of Salem
Va, is the guest of Mrs. William
Patton.
Rev. David H.Kern of Winches.
ter, is the guest of Mr.. Frank P.
Rhodes.
Mrs. w. j. Bryan of Jackson.
vile, Fla, is the guest of Mrs. j.
W. Pratt.
Misses Marie and Josephine
Kinnear of Lynchburg, are the
guests of Miss Hope Stuart.
Misses Susan and Elizabeth Mil.
Ter of Princeton, N. j., are the
guests of Mrs. w. S. Currell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ewing D. Sloan of
st. Louis, Mo-, are the guests of
Professor and Mrs. d. G. Humph-
reys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lacy
are in Lexington from Roanoke
visiting their son, Mr.. Howard G..
Lacy.
Mr.and Mrs. Alexander Shannon
of FL Peso, Texas, are in Lexing-
ton visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Boyd
Shannon.
Misses Margaret and Carter
Penn Lewis have gone to New
York. where they expect to make
their home.
Mr.. Burton Beaver has returned
to Randolph Macon Academy at
Front Royal to resume his studies
for another year.
DR.. James Lewis Howe attended
meeting of the executive COM
mite of College Y. M. c.. A. in |
Richmond last week.
DR.. F. W. McCluer and Mrs.
McCluer left today for Baltimore
and Philadelphia where they will
visit until Octc Der 21st.
Miss Bessie Boley, assistant sup
at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore, is visiting
her sister. Miss Fannie Boley.
Mrs. j. N. McDill has returned
to her home at Hickory Grove, S.
o., after visit of several weeks
20 her daughter, Mrs. Leon T.
Pressly at Timber Ridge. |
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Heck have
'eturned from visit to the James.
own Exposition. While absent
hey attended meeting in New
FORK of Carriage Manufacturers
association. - O
Mr.. L. T. Entsminger of Tay- 0
orsville, ILL.,, is visiting his moth t
r, Mrs. Mary R. H. Entsminger
nd other relatives near Golfers. c
own. He will also visit the h
JAMESTOWN Exposition. a
Mrs. John A. Thompson and D
[rs. John W. Barr of Timber N
idge are spending this week in u
edmond. and will visit Williams
arg and the jamestown EXPOSE "a ..
on before returning home. I"
DIR. Charles S. F. Lincoln, medi- a.
Il missionary of the Presbyterian N
hurch and connected with St. y
'hn's College at Shanghai, China, n
'ent Friday night In Lexington "
the guest of DR.. Jas. Lewis Al
owe. DR.. Lincoln Is in this
untry Oh furlough.
"The Causes of the Panic OF :.
3d." is the title of a new book M
Prof. W. Jett Lauck, adjunct M
ofessor of economics and poll XII
70 at Washington and Lee Uni Sa
rsity, just issued from the press. IN
lmerous complimentary reviews d,
We been published OF the book. br
Information has been received tn
re of the death in Philadelphia of
nday, September 30th, of Mr.. bri
Twin p. Dold, eldest son of the tel
e Mr.. William Dold of Licking fic
/. He is survived by his Sec fri
d wife and several children. The col
mains will be brought to Lexing- the
| for burial at 3 O'Clock Friday for
ernoon. mi
Mr.. t. S. Burwell, who spent WI
months in Norfolk as manag. ma
Of the Southern States Tele- we
me Co.. with a view of con-
ering the acceptance of per. pir
nent position in Norfolk, de- bat
led the offer and has returned VOL
Lexington and resumed his du- ros'
as manager of the Lexington wit
tual Telephone Co. Mrs. Bur- CIV
| accompanied him to Lexing- son
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