Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-01-30
Personals


Miss Watkins of South Boston
is the guest of Miss Emma Staple,
:. Miss Williams of Amhsrs cour
: ty, is visiting Miss Margaret Witt
Miss Louise M.Zeltman of Baltl
more, is visiting Miss Anna K. M
q Krause.
Chief of Police j. w. Hazlewoo,
10 critically i'll at his home in Lex
ington.
Miss Julia Morton of Charlotte
Court House, ia visiting Miss Lily
} Catlett.
Miss Mary Ross left this morn.
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Nelson of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Capt. M. B. Corse and Mrs.. Corse
are visiting friends and relatives
in Alexandra and Washington.
Miss Frances Howe spent sew
eral days in Lynchburg last week
az the guest of Miss Kate Terry.
Miss Mamie Laird has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. O.
e. Tufts of Norfolk.
Mr.. Geo. A. Rees of Chicavo.
WIS a visitor in Lexington last
week, the guest of his father.in-
law, Mr.. A. M. Day.
Rev. A. S. Venahle of Bay View,
Va, has been extended call from
Falling Spring Presbyterian con.
gregation, to succeed the Rev. DR..
A. G. Buckner, recently resigned
to remove to South Carolina.
Bishop Coadjutor Beverly D. |
Tucker of the Diocese of South.
ern Virginia is visiting the con-
gregation of r. E. Lee Memorial
Episcopal church and will preach
this "wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Mr., Clarence N. Price, for the
past seven years the popular and
efficient pharmacist at Gorrell's
drug store, has been compelled to
give up that position on account
f i'll health. lie has returned to
lis home in Lynchburg.
Mr.. A. T. Barclay, Jr., gave a
distinguish party to a merry i
'athering Friday night in honor q
f Miss Ethyl Almond of Lynch. :
urg. Others present were the j
Kisses Barclay, the Misses Gads- t
en-, Miss Staples, and Msssrs. C
icCrum, Witt, Pipes, Glasgow n
nd Caperton. C
Mr.. Roy G. Mitchell, member of "
he House of Delegates from Rock u
ridge, has forwarded his resigna- q
on to Governor Swanfon, with q
he request that it be accepted at q
nee, which wa )done. Mr.. Mitch o
! has removed from Rockbridge, d
nd is now making his home in N
Iarke county. ii
Buena Vista Times: Capt. G.. "
Jordan was warmly welcomed "
the city last Saturday, having
rived here from his home in oe
eyser, W. Va, in time for the pc
LIBERATION Of General Lees birth sc
y. No one has better title to q dc
'lcome in Buena Vista than Cap
In Jordan, since be was one Of pc
@ founders of the city. uil
On Thursday evening of last ~
elk Miss Louise Shields received lo'
honor of her guest, Miss Lucie q"
Innington of Farmville. The hos pa
IS ana guest of honor were as =. Ice
ted by Misses Blanche McCrum W
4 Lucy Patton. Delicious re- g..
shn ents were served bv fair ~ ~
nds, and some eighty guests have ~,
led another to the number of
IT pleasantest memories. POI
diss Margaret Witt entertained in
Kappa Sigma fraternity last oio
ming at her home on Jackson tho
nue. The visiting ladies were dar
8 Williams, Miss Almond, Miss Inc
rton, Miss Watkins and Miss tio,
lnington. The others present . No
e Misses Lily Catlett, Louise eio,
elds, Mary Moore, Martha Moore, the
sic Poague, Emma Staples, nile;
lrietta Dunlap, Lula Dunlap sucI
Elizabeth Barclay; Messrs. tho
selt, Strassel, Penton, Lamar, to
'r, Anderson, Stoves. Osborne, how
dolph, North, Wilmington, not
Donald, P. P. Glass, A. Beitel, was
uel and John Eggleston, tho;
anks and Hugh Witt. t;on