Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-09-02
Personals

ObduutOu Oh lOSoi OuoAhSS
Miss Eva Brown of Glasgow is
the guest of Miss Carrie Arthur.
Mrs. W. R. Wilbourn is visiting
Mrs. Mamie Wilbourn at Raphine
Mr.. Houston LaRew of Green.
vile is visiting Mr.. ]. L. McCown
Captain Hope Cox and wife Of
Gainesville, Fla, are the guests Of
Mr.. Hugh G, Wills.
Mrs. C. c. Hite and Miss Oracle
Jarrett have returned from a visit
to friends in Strasburg.
Miss Elizabeth w. Frye of New.
port News is visiting the Misses
Hildebrand on Randolph street.
Mr.. C. E. McOluer of Tarboro,
N. c., is visiting his sister, Mrs
j. Thomas Crigler on Jackson ave-
nue..
Misses Mary and Sue Davidson
have returned from q visit to
Gloucester and other points on the
New England coast.
Mr.. John G. Pole, express mes
senger with headquarters at Poca-
hontas, Va, is visiting his old
home in Lexington.
Mr.. Robert C. Walker, book
keeper In the Peoples National
Bank, is spending his vacation at
his home on Walkers Creek.
Mr.. Henry o. Dold has returned
from trip to Europe and Africa
We publish today the first of sew
eral interesting letters descriptive
of his Journeys.
Among the young doctors suc'
cessfully passing the Virginia
State Board of Medical Examiners
were Dire. Templeton Adair and
Reid Sterrett of this county.
Mrs. P. c. Caring, Miss Mar
garet Caring. Robert Caring and
Mrs. Mamie G. Baier have re-
turned from the Rockbridge Alum
Springs, where they spent several
weeks.
Colonel Robert Catlett, assistant
Encouragement of Virginia, reach
ed his home in Lexington from
Richmond few days ago to visit
his daughters, Misses Lilly and
Bessie Catlett.
Rev. Peter CARRIER of Weyer's
Cave and Mr.. M. H. Shaver of MI.
Sidney, spent several days on
Kerr's Creek and at Denmark the
past week, holding services in the
interest of the Dunkard denomina-
ton.
Sundays Staunton Dispatch :
Miss Laura Pultz of Lexington
who has been visiting relatives in
Baltimore, Washington and Mar
tinsburg, stopped off on her way
home and is visiting Mrs. D. F .
Shott.
Mrs. Thomas j. Rice of Roam
oke and two children are visiting
Mr.. James M. Senseney. Miss
Estelle Miller, who spent some
days in Roanoke as the guest OF
Mrs. Rice, accompanied her to Lex
ington. ~ .''
Mr.. p. Stevens ~ Atlanta,
Ca, is visiting his brother, DR..
w. LeConte Stevens at Washing
ton and Lee. Mr.. Stevens has
just returned from an extended
trip through Europe, Asia and
Africa. DI' 81
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Good and
son, Mr.. Eugene Good, and DR.. and
Mrs. Fred Nef Of New Market
passed through Lexington this
week in their automobiles and
stopped off to visit their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Chittum.
Professor John NJ. Manly of the
University of Chicago, is in
Lexington visiting his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Manly. He is
on his way to Germany, where he
expects to spend several months
delivering lectures in Gutenberg
University.
Mr.. William y. Dix returned
last week from a ten months visit
TO California. Mr.. Dix YVES one
of the "forty. miners who went to
California in search of gold, and
spent thirty-four years on the
Pacific coast. He is now in his
seth year and stood the long jour
ney remarkably well.
Bedford Bulletin: The follow
ing are being entertained on APP
pie Orchard farm by Mr.. r. II.
Patterson: Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Warner of Norfolk and Miss Kate
Warner of Lexington. Attorney
General Anderson. accompanied
by a party of friends, passed here
few days ago enroute to Arnold's
Valley, and Mr.. c. r. K. Warner
spent a day here enroute to his
home in Lexington.