Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-04-10
Personals

week in Lynchburg on business.
Mr.. j. Ed. Deaves MADE bust
= ness trip 10 Lynchburg last week :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore wer,
. visitors in Charleston, W. Va. las
week.
T Miss Mamie Laird is attending
a convention of trained nurses in
8 Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. billiard Warner
spent several days III Lynchburg
within the past week.
s Mr.. AND Mrs. C. S. McNulty of
Roanoke were visitors the past
week of Mrs. w. B. Blair.
Mrs. Thomas j. Rice and two
children of Roanoke, are in Lex
lngton visiting Mrs. james M.
Senseney.
Miss Edna Hildebrand has re-
turned from Norfolk, where she
spent some months under medical
treatment.
Mrs. JIG. Alexander has return
ed to Lexington from a visit of
several weeks to relatives at
Gainesville, Fla.
Mrs. w. V. Wilkerson was
called to Buchanan last Saturday
on account of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Norvell Bryant.
Mr.. Jacob H. Shaner, former
well-known resident of East Lex
ington, now living near Staunton,
was visitor in Lexington several
days last week.
Miss George Bodell, who is a
student at Dunsmore's Business
College, Staunton, spent several
days last week with her mother,
Mrs. G.. M. Bodell.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter 4. Quisen,
berry left this morning for Rich.
nond, where Mrs. Quisenberry
gees for medical tres tment. They
were accompanied by DR., A. d.
Estll.
Mr.. j. Alexander Gibson, Jr.,
and Mr.. Robert Reveley of Timbe.
Ridge, left Rockbridge today to
make their homes in the west, the
former going to New Mexico and
the latter to Gardner, Kansas.
Mr.. John M. Quisenberry has
bought from Mrs. j, Bruce Tut
wiler her residence corner White {
street and jackson avenue, Lex (
ington. The price paid was 49, l
500 cash. Possession will be given I
at once, L
Messrs. Robinson & Hutton have I
moved into their new quarters,
next door to r, S. Andsrson's Z
china store, where additional floor
space gives them a better display
If their vehicles and farming ma
,hinery. "a
At regular meeting of Liberty :,
lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, :.
leld Monday night, Miss Roberta =
bennington was elected delegate y,
o the meeting of the Grand Lodge -
o be held in Richmond May 18th, "
nd Mrs. NJ. F. Crigler, alternate. = .,
Mr.. Walter W. Dunlap, for some II
ears connected with the Owen W
hardware Co., has accepted HI
osition with the jamestown Ex- I,
osition Company, and left Lex W
lgton u few days ago to assume in
is new duties.
Rev. A. Pee Boude and Mrs. W
'oude arrived in Lexington Mon, re
ay ard are visiting friends here. ye
Ir. BOude was returned to Makes pf
lille, Psge county, for another year ul
the Baltimore Conference at the
'cent session In Stanton. NJ
The senior academic and engin- nj
'ring classes of Washington and
ee held Their acnual banquet II
ondaY evening at Mrs. John
raham's. Many elaborate courses Be
ere served, and the usual toasts Pr
ere responded to. Professors L. Ut
y. Smith and w. J. Lauck were col
tests Of honor: fol
Mr.. Greenlee D. Ssnseney of
larleston, S. c., spent several vp
'ys in Lexington the past week an
sitting his father, Mr.. James en-
: Senseney. He was Oh his way tn'
me from Washington, D. c., I9 ~
mere he attended a meeting of Pill
e Brotherhood of Locomotive ire
lgineers as delegate. wv
Rev. d, A. Penick, D. D., will 81 81
each his last sermon as pastor of e ~
g Monmouth congregation next ~
nday morning. For several i"s
ndays past he has desired to ell u'n a
8 appointment but illness has , pe.
vented. The improved condition iafs
his health at present justifies INV
} announcement for next Sun. Ano'
?. Chi
Rev. w. S. Hammond, the new q
tor of Trinity Methodist van,
lrch. will reach Lexington with Iov
fsmily Thursday evening of Ia n
week, and will fill his pulpit adv,
It Sunday morning and evening. Roa
ladies of tine congregation are of n
angling for his reception by i'm tho
vements In the parsonage and sorv
viding additional comforts. NJ
lr. and Mrs. c. BryaA Williams Met
Richmond. have Issued invita- and