Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-04-17
Personals

Mayor Samuel B. Walker, Jr.
is absent on Il trip to Richmon,
this week.
: Mr.. R. S. Bruce was called t,
Lynchburg Sunday by the dealt
of his cousin, Mr.. Frank L
Perrow.
Mrs. Lily Mcdowell Wolf and
daughter. Mrs. Bernard Krug Of
T Atlanta, Ca, are the guests of Mrs,
j. Houston Leech.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Allan and
Miss Jcsepha Altar went to Staun-
ton today to attend a meeting of
the Presbyterial Union.
Mr.. John d. Letcher, who is en-
gagged in engineering construction
work in North Cardinals visiting
his cid home in Lexington.
Misses Janet and Jessie Houston
of Botetourt codnty spent several
days in Lexington the past week
visiting their uncle, Judge w. P.
Houston.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Loyal, postal
clerk on the Southern railway,
spent the past week in Lexins toll
visitinC hh parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. c. Loyal.
Mr.. &C. Hite, depot agent at
the union station in Lexington, has
secured the services of Mr. Charles
McInturff of Strasburg. Va, as
assistant in the office. The large
business here necessitated ad-
ditional help.
Rev. d. j. Woods of Blacksbnrg,
Va, is conducting series of
talks to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Wfshington
and Lee University every night
this week, beginning at s o'clc ok.
His subject is "Straight Talks
from the Bible"
Mr.. Can eron johnson with his
derful pictures of Japan and
Fcreo will be at Bethesda Presby-
-rii,n cfurcI, Rockbridge Baths,
Tuesday, April 23rd, at 8 pm.
\ small admission fee will be
harged. All frienos Of missions
are cordially invited to attend the
lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stuart and
their daughter, Miss Hope, will
leave Lexington tomorrow on a
trip of three months to Europe
They expect to sail from New York
Saturday, and will first visit places
Of interest along the Medlterrsn
can. Afterwards they will iour
The continent.
Rev. j. o. Knott and Mrs. Knott
eft Lexington last Thursday after
noon for their new home IN Gov
ngtOn. Mrs. Knott, by her sweet
and many attractions
# heart and mind. won for herself !;
/ warm place in the affections of
he Methodist congregation during I
Ter residence in Lexington.
Mr.. Evan r. Williams of Buck
ngham county was in Lexington +
asst Thursday and closed the SAFE p
# Hotel de Hart to Mr.. Paul NJ. I
'enick, subject to confirmation by y
he court of Buckingham. TIE i
belonged the estate of u
he late John R. Williams. 1t was r
pilt in "boom" times, but has |,
ever been used as hotel. q
Invitations have been received f.
q Lexington to the marriage of t,
lr. Frank Howard Campbell of [
.ewisburg. W. Va, and Miss Bet O
lie Morrison, daughter of Mr.. and L
lrs. Aurelius G. Chewing of
Tie marriage is an m
ounced 10 take place Tuesday, C
rril 3Otb, in Cavalry Baptist G
hurch, Roanoke. Mr.. Campt ell NJ
a son of Mrs. A. d. Campbell of. W
exington, and has many friends is
ere. al
Mr.. c.. l. Lofts of near Licking c
m yesterday attended the goluen H
edding of his parents, Mr.. and d.
RS. Jacob Lofts of near SPOTS m
God, Augusta county. His A
other was Miss Eliza Armstrong pr
Augusta. len children are CT
wing, all being present at the old to
ONE for the occasion. The grand W
lildren and great-grand children at
e quite numerous. Some of the I'll
ates used at the marriage fifty
Ears ago were used at the golden ID
eddinS. he