The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-21
GORDONSVILLE,
(GortionsvilIe (,azette)

Mrs. l.. f. NeFt. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs John w. Scott, left
l'Monday morning for Johns Hopkins
| hospital Baltimore, where she La now
being treated.
Miss Minnie Vest received a tele-
gram Monday announcing the safe
arrival in New York of her brothers.
w H., from France, and Clay. from
Italy.
hurry Hartsook, Of Philadelphia.
spent Tuesday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Hartsook
Rev. J. S. Maxey will preach an
anniversary sermon to the ODD Eel
lows at the Baptist church at Orange.
on Thursday night. April gath, at 8
o'clock.
Mrs C1arinda Seay, OF Baltimore,
arrived Saturday TO spend some time
with her sister, Miss Mary Herring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson. of
Brokenburg. SpotsylYania county. Wis
tied their mother Mrs. VIM Robinson,
Friday and Saturday. who is quite sick
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Curtice Payne, in South Gordonsviile.
Mrs. Harris and little daughter,
Violet, of Covineton, Va, arrived Sun
day to spend some time at the home
or her sister, Mrs. Curtice Payne.
pelnnar Taylor. of Newport News.
Is visiting his father, Mr. Harlan Tay-
lor.
Sergeant Jesse Ross, OF the Tank
corps is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W Ross
Mfs. George Baker was n week end
visitor at Charlottesville
W. J. Walker, Of Manassas at
tended tho burial of his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Cordelia Walker. on Monday
last
Mr., James Keegan. or as he is more
falniliarly known by those who are
near and dear to him, "Grandpa
kcoGan," celebrated his Goth birth
tav on Wednesday. April 18th. lie
has spent most of his life in Gordons-
vile.
J, II. Matthias and c. w. Matthias
spent Sunday in Washington.
Lee Ford, of the University OF Viz
glnia, spent sunday at the home OF !.
II Matthias
G, II. Shipman, Of I.eeshurr. viii
oppose the nominee of the Democratic
primary in the special election to be
held on Nay %, in the Eighth district
ior congressman. Mr. Shpiman has
'een engaged In insurance business in
Lcesburg for years
Mrs. r. r, Funkhouser and children
icit this week tC visit her parents. Mr..
%nd Mrs. \. r. Mills. at Conicyille. Va.
r. y. Carver. @, r. Locker and N.
a. IAnneY were among those who at.
tended the speaking at Louisa Mon
day
Mrs J. r. Kirby and Miss Mae were
Richmond visitors Saturday where
they attended the Martin Kirby wed
ding
Mrs, r. II Cameron spent Saturday
in Richmond
MR. and Mrs Ohio r.. Nav and
children were in Charlottesville Sat
urday
Miss Mary Goodwin spent Saturday
IN Charlottesville
Vernon Strickler left this week TO
spend some time visiting friends and
ela'lres in Page county.
Pev. and Mrs. r. II. Eggleston.
Of Norfolk, visited friends near town
This week
Mr., and Mrs Barton Cameron. Miss
NatnIene Newman and Mrs. r c. Zinn !
were Orange visitors Tuesday.
Nrs. L. n, Freddy was an Orange |
visitor this week
Mrs. simon Coyner expects to spend |
he Easter holidays with relatives in |
Waynesboro.
Miss Mary Niche, who underwent a |
severe operation at the Memorial hos |
pl'al In Richmond the past week, is
reported TO be doing nicely.
ar and Mrs J M Garrett spent |
sunday with relatives at Orange.
hr. and Mrs. Bryant are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Redmon, at Rap
idan this week.