Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-07-10
Personals

State Treasurer A. W. Harms
is visiting his family near town.
Miss Jennie Parry Crigler is il
If Roanoke visiting Miss Amy Fet
tiers.
1t Professor and Mrs. J. R. Ions
are visiting relatives in Charlottes
T. vile.
!, Rev. I. B. Southall has returned
to Lexington from his visit to Kan
q sas City.
Mrs. H. w. Amole of Clifton
q Forge is visiting her father, Mr..
A. w. Warner.
Mrs. Carr Moore of Warrenton,
4 N. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Awhile.
Mr.. l. S. Wsmpler has returned
from a visit to his old home In
Rockingham county.
Mrs. Bessie Christie of Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting her
brother, Mr.. A. H. Agnor.
! Rev. G. R. Womeldorf occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning last.
Mrs. r. o. Brown of Mississip.
pi is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas S. White near Lex
ington.
Misses Mamie and Rosa Adams
have returned from a pleasant
months visit to the Jameston Ex-
position.
Mrs. w. S. Vanover and little
daughter, Miss Dixie, are spend
ing the week at the Jamestown
Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Prentiss
and son of Texas are occupying
the home of Prof. Addiso: HOgue
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. P.
Aguly of Roanoke and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Finks of Hot Syringe,
are visiting Mrs. L. Wright.
Mr.. Henry o. Dold left Lexing-
ton Monday on an extended visit b
to the Island of Jamaica and other d
points of interest in the South. G
Mrs. William A. Anderson, Jr.,
If Washington, d. c., is II Lex y
ngton visiting her husbands
mother, Mrs. W. A. Anderson. t
Mrs. Louis Marks of Roanoke,
arrived in Lexington Sunday, to a a
pend few days with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Birmingham.
Mr.. w. j. Bryan of Jackson r r
lille, Fla, stopped off to visit .
riends in Lexington few. days "
he past week, on trip to New n,
'ork.
Ex-Governor D. C.Heyward and
amily of South Carolina reached .;
exington last week to visit Mrs.. y
Upwards mother, Mrs. A. d. q,
ampbell. ~
Mr.. Fred G.. Quisenberry, who III
as been In business in Pittsburg ].
'r some time past, is in Lexing- so
N visiting his father, Mr.. K. A.
uisenberry. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pennington ba
ave gone to Mountain Lake to
end the summer They will be 81
ined later by their daughter, 81
ISIS Roberta Pennington. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Rice
ID children of Roanoke are the "a,
tests of Mrs. James NJ. Senseney. W,
le stopped off in Lexington on $54
cir return from the jamestown
position. w
Mr.. James A. Walker, formerly ~;
this place, reached Lexington =
'nday with his bride from Dal- I rs
, Texas, whore he has been Ch'
yelling for several years for nm
house. Vur'
Miss Minna Beard, a former well o o
own young lady of Lexington, Sla.
S married last Thursday, July
/, to Mr.. j. l.. Rule, the cere- Il
ny taking piece at Halcomb F
*, Bedford county, Va. Ley
Iessrs. d. E. Strain and VIII. fina
n Patton have gone north to P
chase fall and winter goods for and
ir clothing and gents furnish on
store. They will visit the S42.
lestown Exposition before :e- SURF
ing nome. prof
ev. VI. S. Hammond, Mrs. r. 394.
5illock ard Mrs. D. H. Kern II.
Tuesday for Harrisonburg to Fl
nd the Sunday School Jonven. inve
of the Baltimore Conference, hanC
3. Church, South, now in ses- O13.'
in that town. plus,
essrs. A. F. Jabnke. Jr Of fits,
,mond. and r. p. Jabnke of 10;
zales, Tex, are spending the ba
in Lexington. Mr.. A. c. ,nVes
10, who has been managing the nano
Ike jewelry business here, is 'oz.s
ing in Richmond plus,
nono tho o,hor ohns fits,
Dr. and Mrs CharIaa 49, 8S; tC
have arrived in Lexington Rur
in the past week to be pres IN.
It the family reunion are Mrs. -; =
70 /. Kendrick and four child oH =
# Lafayette, La, and DR.. po"i.
M. Manly and Miss Annie o0A
y of Chicago. e 81
dford Bulletin: Professor and Conn,
M. p. BuIks of Lexington. II N