Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-06-19
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Lac,
are visiting friends in Roanoke.
Miss Ethel Sholes of Lynchburs
is the guest of Miss Ethel Young.
r Miss Sue Bandler of Pennsyl
vania, is visiting Miss Susie Wash
r Miss Amy Fetters of Roanoke
is the guest of Miss Mary Orig.
Ter.
After June 2Sth DR.. G. M. Bur-
ton will be in Philadelphia for six
weeke.
Miss Elizabeth Hogue of Mar
ion, Ala, is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Manly.
Mr.. George Il. Hutton, Dr., of
Baltimore, ls visiting his brother,
Mr.. Robert K. Hutton.
Dr.. Charles Manly will preach
Sunday afternoon rext at Bolivar
Schoolhouse at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Daniel E. Brown of Bev.
lille, Texas. is visiting her pare nts,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. William Moore.
Mrs. o. Fl. Tufts of Norfolk,
accompanied by her little girl
Dorothy. is visiting her mother,
Mrs, John K. Laird.
Mrs. John l.. Powell and Mrs.
A. H. Reed and children of Mar
ion, Ky, are the guests of Mrs.
Samuel o. Campbell.
Mrs. H. DeYoung and son 10.
seph DeYoung are in Lexington
from Baltimore visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Weinberg.
Mrs. George A. Reese of Chica-
go. accompanied by her two chill
dren, is visiting her father, Mr.. A.
M. Day at East Lexington.
Mr.. William W. Wright, vho is
travelling for a Roanoke whole
sale house, was visitor last week
At his old home in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Savin ana
heir two children of Char lUttes- :
lille, Va, are the guests of
Captain and Mrs. Jesse NJ Arthur. h
Mrs. A. P. Wade has as her +
,uests, her two sisters, Misses '
cameron and Margaret Ryan of 1
taunton, and also Miss Mamie "
filler CT Shendon, Va. Ii
DR.. William Allan of the Boston g
loating Hospital and Mrs. W. j. :.
ryan of Jacksonville, Fla, are in u
exington visiting their mother, T.
lrs. Elizabeth p. Allan. -
Mrs. H. Krause, Misses Anna X. a.
rauss and Miss Ruth Sheridan v,
nd Mrs. F. l.. Kicker eccompa. y,
led the cadets on their recent trip p,
the jamestown Exposition. te
Mr.. Harry NJ. Loyal, railway W
,stal clerk between Richmond and G.,
brownsville, spent several days in ne
'xington last week visiting his ci
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John C. tw
,yall. RI
Miss NJ Kate Warner, after sue. =,
ssful year as teacher in the Lex ~
gton schools, left last week for
'anoke to visit friends, alter
lich she will spend some time Be
til her brother, Mr.. John A. V.
'rner, at WEIGH, w. Va. fir
Mr.. Thomas j. jennings of pa
ckson county, Mo-, who re-
we'd from Rockbridge to Mis- re
ri some years ago, is visiting MOI
ends in this county. He is the ou
est of his son: Mr.. William L.
lhings, near Lexington. lie.
Rev. W. r. L. SmitI d. D., of R a..
occupied the pull pit OF p' s
Lexington Baptist church ~, ="
lday night. There were no '1T y
vices at Trinity Methodist O..
Irch, thar congregation uniting o'a
h the Baptists On that occa- ~"
=. Gu
liss Hettie Graves Anspach pnr
Miss Jessie Young, the two CON
ular ind efficient teachers in hnr
High School, have returned to Nal
Ir homes for the summer, the Ha,
ner at Bedford City and the Mi,
er at Hebron, Dinwiddie Pe,,
nty, Va. mon
lofessor Sidney T. Moreland OF New
)Onogh, Md, and Mr.. Joseph cest
an, owner of the Times-Dis- A
IN, Richmond, had the honorary mon
rec of LID. conferred or them mon
week by Washington and Lee. T.
Sc names were inadvertently offlc,
ted in our last issue. r. P
ev. }. r. Howerton, D. d., the GillC
" elected professor of philoso- Capt
at Washington and Lee to mast
eed the late DR.. James A. Re
rles, occupied the pulpit of the servi
ngton Presbyterian church erlnt
lay morning, and made fine also
ession on the congregation. onel
,. Jas. Lewis Howe, Mrs. 800 80
9 and children. Misses Guen- NJ
and Frances and Master Jas. '
s, Jr., left Lexington Monday a.. V%n'
ing for the jamestown Ex- Wv. VIZ =
ion. After a visit there of a WIZ
days they will proceed to TT
ing, Mass, near Boston, ~.
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