Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-15
Personals

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Miss Mary Losh of near Hagerf
d town, Nd, was the guest last wee
of Mrs. c. E. Beaver.
r Mr.. John j. Dixon has returne,
to Rockbridge from Florida, wher
' he spent the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William McNamar
of Williamson, w. Va, are visit
ing relatives in Lexington.
Mrs. E. A. Q uisenberry has re
, turned from Roanoke, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Lydia Beeton
Mrs. Charles Manly has return
ed from Gaffney, S. c., where she
visited her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Watson.
Mrs. John A. Jackson, Miss
Rosa Jackson and Mr.. r. H. Sea.
man are visiting in Washington
City this week.
Mrs. Andrew d. Estill, who has
been visiting friends in Baltimore
and New York for the past several
weeks, is expected to return home
today.
Mr.. Paul McNeel has accepted
position with the jamestown
Exposition Company, and left
Lexington last week to assume his
duties.
Miss Georgia Bodell, who grad
uated last week with high honors
from Dunsmore's Business College,
Stanton, has returned to her home
in Lexington.
Mrs. Walter E. Quisenberrv re-
turned home last Wednesday even.
ing from Richmond where she
spent some weeks at the hospital
under treatment.
Mr.. w. A. Hayslett of Clifton
Forge is substitute conductor this
week on the Lexington branch
freight train for Captain Jesse
Arthur, VINO is on the main lire.
Rev. Leon Il. Pressly, pastor of
the Associete Reformed Presby-
terian church at Timber Ridge,
has gone to Stoney Point, N. c.,
20 spend several weeks with his
mother.
Mr.. William Dickinson of Quin-
y, near Charleston, w. Va, was
! visitor In Lexington last week.
drs. Dickinson has been visiting ,
Ter mother here for some tire, {
drs. Thomas L. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Emmert AID
lr. and Mrs. w. H. Crawford of
iartinsburg, W. Va, stopped over
n Lexington last week while re. j
lrning home from the Hot Ii
prings in their automobile. T
Mics Anna X. NJ, Krause and L
Ir. Charles E. Straub are in at. tt
,ndance upon the annual meeting IL
{ the Odd Fellows in Norfolk, the
,rmer at the Rebekah Assembly a
nd the latter at the Grand Lodge. O.
Mr.. Thomas S. White left Lex "
gtOn Monday on a visit of six g
eeks to Mississippi and Texas. =
g will first visit his daughter, G,
re. K. o, Brown at BstesviIle, "
iss., and later his son, DR.. Hugh 81;
White at Ei Paso, Texas. g
A marriage license was issued tn
Onday to Mf.Ncah Walker Moses iu
d Miss Rosa Amanda Wash of in
'xington. Mr.. Moses aid Miss ur
ash left Tuesday on visit to Bl
g Jamestown Exposition, and Or
ii be married before their return CT
Lexington. Ri
Miss Roberta Pennington left
t Friday to spend a few days tn
th friends in Stanton, after wa
ich she will attend the annual wa
citing in Norfolk of the Grand c1I
bekah Assembly, l. o. o. F. val
lille in Norfolk she will visit the of
nestown Exposition.
dr. Templeton Adair and Mr.. an'
try M. Qulsenberry are the two con
whose names ap- ehe
r in the graduating class of the I
iversity College of Medicine, con
hmond. Mr.. Adalr 10 in the rei'
iical school and Mr.. Qulsenber- phG
q in the dental school. He is
d president of his class. noV
announcement Of the marriage IT, IT,
Miss Fidelia Ellen Davis, O" ~
ghter of Mr.. j. S. DAVIS of 81 .
hen, to Mr.. William Joseph ~ 49,
lentrout of near Cedar Grove, tho
been made, to take place WY "
rsday evening, May 10th, at Low,
clock, at Little River chapel. n ,o"'
marriage license was issued va
day. e. 81
+. John G. Bowman of New
{, secretary of the Carnegie Mr..
1dation, was the guest of r.
ident George H. Denny at for q
hington and Lee University chnr
day. He is visiting the var the ,
educational institutions in afte,
,inia. DIR. Denny is member meet
lie executive committee of the si3e,
egie Foundation. with
". Samuel Register Neel, well to di
IN in Lexington as a graduate The
ashingtOn and Lee University of M
st year, and at present theo- gatic
al student at Var derbilt Uni Goth
ty, has been appointed tc Sout
ly the pull pit Of Rev. DR.. sessl,
w. Canter al Martinsburg, of tn