Local notices and society items from Lexington 1902
The issue lists local ads for Wade Masters & Co. and other agents, a school board notice, and a commissioner’s matter. It reports on the Lexington district supervisor absent and the removal of shade trees from the courthouse yard. Also covered are a Richmond Dispatch wedding notice for Elsie Smith and Rev. Charles Myers, the death of Rev. Gabriel Gray, and notes on local education and medicine mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court House Yard
Natural Bridge
Lexington
J. H. Whitmore
Whitmore
Closing out stoneware and other notices in Virginia items
Closing out 500 Gallons Stoneware Wank Masters & Co. land and other short notes mention Perry Davis Painkiller not replaced, Attorney-General sleep, Longfellow village blacksmith hands, R W Clark receiving Dorsett ram from Virginia Tech, Montague notaries public Eugene Matthews and H L Morrison, Poe Messenger building tablet, Lexington school repairs with new brick floor and painted woodwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Anderson
Longfellow
Wank Masters & Co
Lexington
Notable social notices from Lexington and Rockbridge county
A long list of visitors and local engagements fills this issue. Dr H P Howard stays at Natural Bridge. J D M Armistead visits friends in town. Ada Jaccheri and Lizzie Amole visit relatives. Miss Susie Wash travels to Spottswood. several others from Baltimore Lynchburg and Harrisonburg are featured guests and guests at Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Howard
Natural Bridge
J. D. M. Armistead
Lynchburg
Ada Jaccheri
Anna K. Krause
J. Mel
Adair
Bessie Adair
Rockbridge Baths
Susie Wash
Spottswood
Augusta County
Lizzie Amole
Buena Vista
H. W Amole
James D. Warner
Miss Lorentz
Miss Leary
Miss Pew
Baltimore
Houston
Clifton
Fred Didawick
Shenandoah County
Mr. Didawick
Minna Mohler
Harrisonburg
Katherine Weist
Near East Lexington
Jas
Lewis Howe
New Momouth Presbyterian Church
John
Bratton
John FP. Bratton
Bolar Spring
Bath County
Deeds Recorded in Tockbridge County Week Ending August 4
List of bargain and sale entries in Tockbridge County clerk’s office for the week ending August 4. Names include East, Carter, Huffman, Berry, Patton, Brown, Morrison, Sallie Smith, Virginia Military Institute, and J. Baldwin Ranson as commissioner transferring the Victoria Furnace and franchises for 100000 dollars. Properties range across Pisgah Wil, Callier's Creek, Hays' Creek, South River District, Holmes tract near Natural Bridge, and Walker's Creek District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Tockbridge County
Rawmauel Lotts
Pisgah Wil
PK. Carter
Joseph Tolley
Callier’s Creek
Isaac KB. Huffman
G. W. Hottman
Raphine
Joseph P. Berry
John N. Merry
Hays’ Creek
M. J. Patton
J. W. Weeks
South River District
J. AH. Morrison
Virginia Military Institute
Vo M
Lexington
Walker's Creek
J. Baldwin Ranson
Alleghany Ore and Iron Company
Victoria Furnace
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund If Fails
Advertisement notes that all druggists refund money if the remedy fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on the box, described as a single box labeled 250. The terse notice emphasizes a money-back guarantee and product branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Chapel planned on hilltop grove near McCorkle home
Whistle Creech reports steps to build a Methodist chapel in a grove on a hill beyond Samuel W. McCorkle’s home. Land donated by Alfred Crist with community contributions. The chapel joins the Collierstown circuit and will host services. In other notes, Mrs J R Crist reports eleven years of steady butter sales in Lexington, July sales totaling 534 pounds with 46 pounds to a single buyer at 20 cents per pound. An unidentified young black man, about 25, was found dead on Balcony Falls railroad tracks after being run over, losing an arm and a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Pierson
Henry
Hot Springs
Wm. A. Anderson
Lexington
State Bar Association
A. Nelson Myers
Canada
J. T. Drake
Port Gibson
Miss
James W. Kern
Belair
Mil
Washington and Lee
George H. Denny
H. St.g. Tucker
Southern Evention Board
Baptist Association
Fincastle
Frank A. Bayliss
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington City
BE. B. Bayliss
J. Layton Mauze
St. Louis
Fairfield and
Timber Ridge Presbyterian
A. W. Harmon
William A. Cook
Ho Oelock
Bethany Luther Church
Rev. W.shewey
Adjeent
Cook
Alene
Baltimore
Hiehimn
John Cook
Tle
Bethany Lutheran Ehvated
Mattie Alphin
Lewis Alephine
Alone Yicrnity
James G. Dixon
Harry B. Moore
Monmouth
James R. Crist
John D. Crist
William T. Worneldorf
Moore
William A. Anderson
William
Agner
Buena Vista
Rockbridge
Glasgow
W.S. Hopkins
J. H. Jennings
Raney HA
A. L. Agner
Robert McClare
Jennings
Virginian
Missouri
Samuel W. McCorkle
Alfred Crist
Collierstown
J. R. Crist
Balcony Falls
Young People of Lexington Baptist Host Yard Hawn Party
The Young People of Lexington Baptist Church plan a hawn party in the yard of Joe F Tolley in East Lexington on Thursday night in August. The public is invited. The postal ruling confirms an email on a silver dollar with a stamp on one side and an address on the other does not violate postal laws. The item is treated as fourth class matter, with a two cent stamp, and wrapping rules do not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Baptist Church
Joe F. Tolley
East Lexington
Post Office Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Gusetty
Lexing, Vareast
Wade Masters & Co
S. B. Walker
John T. McKee
Fancy Hill
W. B. Wallace
Central District School Board
Paul M. Penick
Richmond
Elsie Smith
Charles F. Myers
Smith
James P. Smith
Union Throbuzion Seminary
Central Presbyterian
Union Theological Seminary
Covenanters’ Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Gabriel Gray
Benjamin Iaden
Botetourt
Fincastle Baptist Church
Fincastle High School
Edmund Pendleton
Erry Davis
Tappahannock Peabody Normal
Nellie Shackelford
Buffalo
W. D. Gresham
Lexington High School
The
Normal
M. &S. Moffett
Perry Davis
Wape Mastrers & Co
R. W. Clark
Buffalo Mills
Agricultural Department
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blacksburg
Montague
Eugene Matthews
H. L. Morrison
Marion
Edgar Allen Poe
Southern Literary Messenger
Mr. Greenlee D. Letcher
Niagara Falls
8. G. Anspach
Roanoke
W. H. Waddell
BL W. Mundy
TH. Peyton Rhodes
J. P. Rhodes
Harrisonbure
Leteher
Greenlee
Kate Paul
High Street
J. A. Quarles
Louisville Times
Atlanta
Louisville
Southern Tariff Association
Buena Vista Advocate
Buena Vista Brass Band
Luray
W. FP. Vanover
W. E. Quisenberry
Staunton
H. St. Geo. Tucker
Cimberland County
Cartersville
Richmond Times
Tucker
Cumberland
R.A. Pulchler
Penth
Fulwhler Las
Stanton
Congress
Julius Moore
Paney Hill
Lockbridge
J. H. Light
Revo Robt
Hutton
Messrs, Wie, Agner
Elbert W. G. Pougher
M. E.church South
Epworth League
Mr. Light
John Wesley, Jr
Methodist
Mr. Bougher
August County Court
John N. Selby
M. Amanda Lam
W. McCown
I. R. Alphin
T. Alphin
Samuel Paxton
JH. McCown
Commonwealth
William McKeever
Pierson
St. i
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
A. T. Barclay
J.D
Ross
John H. Whitmore
J. T. K. Preston
F. D. Coe
J. Brown
Brownsburg
Molung’s Mill
W . Patterson
M, N. Lyle
A. M. Anderson
D. Firebaugh
J. 5. Gibson
Frederick Mohler
A. A. McCurdy
PB. B. Avinentrout
Jos
A. Walker
Willian Horn
AJA
Motormick
Rural Free Mail Service
J. D. Crist
Whistle Creek
Toad Run
H.D. Blood
County Superintendent of
A. Nash Johnston
Darrington Waddell
J.P Kirkpatrick
Marmion
M. 8. Moffett
Minnie Kate Yarner
Susie Tolley
Ethel G. Anderson
Margaret Arthur
Mamie A. Ayres
Melissa M. Ayres
Bessie M. Adair
Minnie T. Adair
Gertrude FE
Raley
Florence R. Braford
Mary BR. Buchanan
Bessie Cash
Susie Clemmer
Jennie P. Crigher
Sallie L. Dixon
Jessie A. Dixon
Nettie C. Dunlap
Rebecca J. Batsminger
Mary H. Behard
Bila J. Pirel
M. Bessie Larrick
Mary Lewis
Mamie Lynn
M. Juliet McCorkle
Bertha Mitchell
Mary Montgomery
M. K Moore
Margaret M. Moore
Irene Morrison
Ada B. Patterson
Sallie Ramsey
Jessie E. Reid
H. M. Reid
Bessie W. Raat
Hd Mslough
Isabelle Stuart
Minnie Msupiiiger
Lilia G. Swink
Fannie 8. Teaford
Lois Watts
BE. Hyde White
Mima Whitmore
Olverta Tl. Wise
Mrs
Mla. Rat
Messrs
W. W. Heeler
Win. M. Black
W. H W. Knick
Blob. Danelles
J. We Shao
Dr. Ward
R. Underwood Jolson
May Maxine
Library of Washington and Lee
William L. Wilson
Gi. J. Denny
Harrington Waddell
W.D. Gresham
Robert BK. Hutton
D.C. Humphreys
Prank ‘T. Glasgow
Joseph EB. Hodgson
Washington and Lee University
Selo
Exeh
Eliza Penick
Laura Lee Carter
Rosa Quisenberry
Tsu
Frances 5
Richie
Virginia
Wallace
Riehmona
R. E. Lee
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Mountain Lake Park Chatanqua
Garrett County
Mel
Brown
J. Roache
Holmes Tract
Sag
Ayer
Chas. E. Hartman
Gibbstown, N.Y
Draggtote
J.G
Ayer CO
Lowell
Mags
Strain & Patton
Lexington Hotel
Lexington, VA
Lexington Produce Market
Lesington
Uortiesss
Taghit
Perth