The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-12
GORDONsyHLE NOTES

Gordonsvf1Te. Va, May 1o--Captain
Philip II. Scott. of the L. S. S. Pal g
mico, is on visit TO his father, Mr..
w. ". Scott
W. +. Holiday. of Lee Hall. spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. j, H.
Hume
Frank Cowherd. OF Richmond. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Cowherd
Miss Mary T. Bailey. Of Fredericks-
burg. spent- Sunday with her mother
Mrs J. 7. Bailey.
! s. a. Johnson, of Shores. vice.
| president and manager of the Strath-
more Quarrying Co. was In Gordons-
VILE last Saturday on business
/ Richard II. Stratton, of Napoose 4
! Bay, B C, spent Saturday and sun
] day at the home of his sister. Mrs. N.
! a. Linney.
/ Clay Vest. who lately arrived in
/ New York from Italy, has been mus
tered out of service and Is. now at his
home near town.
| - H., D.. Poindexier, Of Louisa spent
Sunday at the home of his nephew,
/ w w. Thomasson. ta
4 Willie Martin has returned 70 his
homo in North Carolina, after a brief
visit with his mother, Mrs w. III.
L Martin, in South Gordonsville.
Mfrs. Cecil Elan ana=tttie- SON
Charles Harold. and Miss Lottie. Elam
of Trevilians, spent Monday with rela-
H tives here.
Il Clark and Miss Eliza beth MCGEE
Il of Charlottesville, were weekend
guests at the home of Mrs. l.. Z. Vest.
near town.
DR.. Isaac Curd. OF Richmond, has
been spending the past few days with
friends in the city.
Joe James spent Thursday and
Friday with his uncle, Mr., j. S. James.
in Richmond.
Judge F. " Sims. of Louisa, Ixss in
the city Monday. en- route Ia Wash
ington on a business trip. asss
Mrs. r. G. James has returned from
a visit of several weeks with reia-
tives in Richmond and Petersburg
She was accompanied home by her
son. Mr.. Richard James, of Richmond
Mrs. r. r. Rufner and Miss Annie
Carver were Richmond visitors We'd
nesday.
H. s McGehee. who fell down 4
well and sustained painful injuries
while assisting In lighting the FIRE
which recently destroyed the tenant
home at ''Tivoli," is now, able to. walk
with the aid of crutch.
! II, C, Ruffln. OF Harrisouhurs,
spent the week lend with his family
here
| y. - So1IHaH. OF Lee He'll, WAS a
week end guest of his family -
Mrs, c. f. Morris ana children. or
4 Orange, and Misses Margie and Edith
Martin, who are teaching in Augusta
county, spent several days this week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A b,
Martin.
Miss Agnes Beckham, after pleas
ant visit of several weeks, the guest
of relatives in Greensboro, N. c.. re-
fYyr 20 49,
last.
Mrs. Susie Jacobs. OF Washington.
was guest this week OF her sister.
Mrs, n, A. Iinney.
Messrs. Allen Goodwin and Alfred
Martin, who have been on overseas
duty with University OF Virginia hos
pital unit No, II. returned ia their
homes here on Thursday night last,
having just received their honorable
discharge.
Miss Bernice Eddins, Of Washing
ton, spent the weekend al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Martin,
A. Fl. Beckham. of Greensboro,
y. c.. spent Sunday with relatives In
the city. n -
J. Floyd Boston. of Newport News.
was here Monday to attend the burial
OF his grandfather. Mr.. w. Els Martin.
Jesse Ross Jr,, arrived here Eafur-
day from Camp Meade. Mr.. having
received his honorable discharge from
the army. He left on Tuesday to
spend a few days with relatives and
friends in North Carolina.
A r. Estes. of Mineral, was In bur
city Monday en- route 10 Stauntan.
Flynt Omohundro, of Troy, spent
n few days this week with his htother.
Mr.. O. f. onohundro, near town
Miss Lutte Melone of, Standards
Vile is visiting her uncle, Mr.. r. r.
Estes near town aee.s'y<&
j Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. OF Alexandria
have been the guests of the Iatter'a
aunt, Miss Mary Herring 1850