Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-09-15
Personals

: tiers left on Tuesday for Hc
Springs, Va.
Captain and Mrs. Jacob Rodei
lex have returned from a visit
Atlantic City.
i Miss Ella Martin of Baltimore /
visiting Mrs. Isaac Weinberg Oh
Jackson avenue.
Mrs. w. F. Edwards is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. M. Haywortl
at Pennington, W. Va.
Miss Pearl Rhodes spent TIT
past week in Staunton visiting hel
sister. Mrs. David II. Kern.
Mr.. John M. Quisenberry spent
last Sunday in Roanoke visiting
bic sister. Mrs. Ella st. Clair.
Rev. Henry Miller is spending
his vacation o: several weeks at
Clifton Springs in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penning-
ton have returned from Mountain
Lake, where they spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Joseph H. Ettinger spent
the past week at Glen Wilton Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Howard
G.. Lacy.
Mr.. G., Raymond Tribbett Of
Collierstown has accepted a posi-
ton with Messrs. j. Gassman d
Son Hardware Company.
Messrs. Greenlee D. Letcher and
hugh A. White are in Staunton
engaged in cases before the Su
preme Court of Appeals.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. F. Humphries
nd children of Vesuvius spent
3 veral days In Lexington this week
yisiting Mfs. Nettie Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wirs w. Tutwiler
f Philadelphia are in Lexington
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Houston
Leech en- South Main street.
Mrs. Neptune Buckner of Ashe-
vile, N. c., spent the past week
Lexington visiting her mother.
Mrs. Robert Z. Northern On South
MAIN street.
Mr.. John A. Warner of Welsh,
w. Va, is IN Lexington visiting
has sister, Miss NJ. Katherine
Warner. His wife is visiting her
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts at
Glasgow.
Messrs. j. Ed. Deaver and Ohio
G. Jackson reached home Satur-
day from a visit of several weeks
to the Seattle Exposition, and
other points of interest on the
Pacific Coast.
MIR. Edwin X, Morris, who
spent the summer In Petersburg |
as q clerk in a drug store. returned
nome last week. He will leave
next week for Philadelphia where
le will resume his studies in the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Pultz of
lear Lexington have issued invi-
attic ns to the marriage of their
Miss Lillian Freeman, to
Dir. Benton Corro.hers Tolley Of
lexington, the marriage to take
'lace Wednesday, September 20,
900, at seven O'Clock, at the home
I the bride.
Cards have been received In
lexington announcing the mar
iage of Mr.. G. Bruce Wallace and
iiss Myrtle a. Dawson on Sunday,
eptem Der 5, 1909, at Fresno, Cal.
lr. Wallace ls well remem bered as
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wal
ace of near Lexington who re-
lOved to California several years
go.
Cards have been received in
lexington announcing the ap-
roacbing marriage of Miss Ada
aide De Young, daughter Of Mrs. !
.melia De Young of Baltimore, and
be late Mr.. II. DeYoung of Lex.
ACTON, to Mr.. G. Joseph Swarzyn
Baltimore. The marriage will
AXE place at the home of the
ride on Calhoun street, Sunday, ,,
eptember 26, 1909.
Professor e. W. G. Boogher of 9
lie department of English in the t
eorgia School Of Technology, At b
nta, Ca, is in Lexington visit o
q his sisters, Mrs. Samuel o.
and Mrs. W. Harry S
gnor. Professor Boogher has v
st returned from the University t
Chicago, where he spent several
0nths pursuing a speclal course !,
the line of his department.. a
The Dillon rs. c. Herald: DR.. b
G. Buckner, who succeeds Rev. e
A. Wilson as pastor of the ,
illon Presbyterian church, will ~
owe to Dillon from Clio about
e middle of the present month. Z
r. Buckner and family will &C. IL
10y the Presbyterian manse. In d
EDITION to the Dillon church DR.. o
lckner will serve Pee Dee and Il
entyre churches. DR.. Buckner IL
i'll receive very cordial welcome
Dillon where he has many sin u
re friends and I'm admirers. "
The Circus Delighted Crowds Il
The Sells-Floto circus delighted a
tarra nrO,yd of amman cnaokst0re | IL