Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-07-28

| MISSES EVereVe ae ooioouJ
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Rhodes
are in Clifton Forge visiting their
son, Mr.. Harry P. Rhodes.
Miss Margaret Wilbourne OF
Buena Vista is visiting her cousin,
Miss Beatrice Miley.
Miss Elsie Hill of Rivermont,
Lynchburg. 10 the guest OF MRS
Leon NJ. Hewitt on Randolph
street.
Mrs, Henry C. Glenn OF Rich
mond IL visiting her sister, MRS
j. Med. Adair on North Main
street.
Rev. G. W. Staples preached at
Trinity Methodist church Sunday
morning, in the absence OF the
pastor, Rev. William s. Hsmmond.
Messrs. j. L. Beaver OF Knox.
Vile. Tenn, and W. G. Deaver OF
Lenoir City, Tenn, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Beaver.
Mrs, David H. Kern returned to
her home In Staunton Saturday,
after a visit of several weeks to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Rhodes.
Rev. w. Cosby Bell will return
from his vacation on Saturday,
July 81, and will conduct the US.
ual service in R. E. Lee Memorial
| church, on Sunday, at ii a. m.
DR.. R.F. Cooper and Mrs. Coop
er of Centreville, Ala, and Mrs.
E. B. Witherspoon of Boston, Ca,
are visiting their parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. j. Samuel Gibson OF near
Rockbridge Baths.
Mr.. Henry M. Miley returned
home last week with his brother,
Mr.. Edwin Miley of Norfolk. From
that city he will 20 to New York
and other northern points on a
visit.
Prof. W. LeConte Stevens reach
ed home last week from Atlanta,
Ca, where be visited his brother,
Mr.. J.P. Stevens, who has just
returned from a tour OF six months
spent in Europe.
Rev. Mr.. Cooke Of Winston, NJ
IC.. occupied the pulpit of R. E.
Lice Memorial Episcopal chnrcf
Sunday last. Mr.. Cookies family
are spending the summer in Lex
ington.
Rev. DR.. W. R. Laird of Dan
Vile filled the pulpit Of the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning
DR.. Graham was assisted by DIR. L
B. Turnhull at the sunset service
held on the parsonage lawn.
i Cards were received in Lexing
ton last week from Mrs. E. N
, Jacobs announcing the mar
rage Of her daughter, Vesta, L
Mr.. Earl Edward Beaver, Cd Wed
nesday, July 7. 1909, at Trebeinf
lOhio. ..----..
| Mrs. W. E. Granger and tw
, daughters have returned home at
ter an extended visit to relatives il
Charles City county. Mrs Grange
was accompanied home by ne
, motter, Mrs. w. E. Gill of Charlie
City county.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Agnor o
Lexington, Rev. G. W. Staples Q
Collierstown and Mr.. William A
Rhodes Of near Lexington are i
attendance upon the meeting of tn
district Conference, NJ. E. Church
8 South, in session this week g
: VintOn.
J. Rev. S. Register Neel of Franz
It ford, W. Va, occupied the pulp
: of Trinity Methodist church la'
}, Sunday night, and preached
most excellent sermon. Mr.. Ne
is pleasantly remembered in Lei
ington as former student
Washington and Lee land for seve
h al years was pastor at Collierstow
4 end EIliott's Hill churches. Viii
Is in Lexington he was the guest
Il Mr.. John D. Crist.
Among the delegates to the Sta
Republican convention at Newpo
d News are Messrs. McCluug Patio
a. and Walter E. Quisenberry fro
sr Lexington, j. A. Conner fro
8, Rockbridge Baths, CT. Cumming
rs from Buffalo, B. H. Bosserms
% from Walkers Greek and Thorn,
ID Shewey from Fairfield. Messr
as Harry A. Hayslett of East Lexin
ton and Robt. a. Agnor of Buffa
are present as visitors.
Invitations have oeen receive
le here to the marriage OF Miss de
e rletta Isabel Walker to Lieutena
a. John Stuart Williams of the Uni
u ed States Army, Coast Artille
a. Corps. The wedding will ta
Il, T place at the Post chapel at t
a, Preside, San Francisco, Ca
al Wednesday evening, August
1909. Lieutenant Williams is t
>, son of Mrs. Frances S. Willial
. formerly postmaster at Lexingto
~ ~ He 10 a graduate of the V. M. L.
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