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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

3

Advertisements Mention Local Trades and Goods

Che Gazette lists Chas M Stief piano dealer W W Davis seeking a horse Irwin Co holiday goods W P Shields commissioner notice Warner Pole Co wide stock of furniture William A Anderson sale Rock Bridge Alum Jordan Alum Springs Rockbridge Lime & Stone Co Christmas dry goods useful presents firms and items noted in brief classifieds.

Chas, M. Stief W. W. Davis Irwin & Co W.p.shields Warner, Pole & Co William A. Anderson Esale Rockbridge Alum Jordan Rockbridge Lime & Stone Co

Relief for Women and Foot Comfort Remedies

Advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf for women's illnesses and urges purchases from LeRoy New York with a free sample offer. A separate note touts Allen's Foot Base to even shoe fit, claiming pain relief and comfort, priced at 25 cents and sold widely.

Gray Mother Gray Co LeRoy, N. Y Allen

Lexington Post Mee List For Week Ending November

A fragmented list shows names including Davin E P Floureur T D Hadley and others, with initials and vague notes. The readable items indicate a community post update or contributors section from the Lexington area and reference to correspondence school.

Onel Jeffers Lexington Post Davin E. P. Floureur T. Dhadley Badley Jabvson Mies Atte Hill Frank M. Lucas A. H Robinson Horace Lb. Stuckey Luoherman H. G. Wohitman Vrs E. W. Va Coresponience School

Mrs McRaney Sees Kidney Remedy Restore Health

Mrs McRaney tells of a three month battle with kidney and bladder trouble that two doctors failed to ease. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy she recovered, says she feels like a new person and urges other women to try it.

Foley B. H. Gorrell

Elliott's Hill Methodist Bazaar At Buffalo Mills Schoolhouse

The Ladies of Elliott's Hill Methodist church plan a bazaar on Saturday December 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Buffalo Mills schoolhouse. Christmas articles will be sold and oysters ice cream cake and other refreshments served. Public patronage is invited.

Ladies of Elliott’s Hil Methodist Church Buffalo Mills P. m Trinity Methodist Church Jackson & Rowland Nelson Street Koones & Harrison

Dessert recipe for JELL O creamy mold

Dissolve one package of flavored JELL O in one pint boiling water. When congealed, beat with one cup whipped cream and six crushed macaroons until smooth. Pour into a mold and chill. Serve with whipped cream or pudding sauce. JELL O costs 10 cents per package at any grocer.

Mrs Iva Neel Dies at Lewisburg Home Last Week

Mrs Iva Neel wife of Rev A A P Neel and mother of Revs Register and Frank Neel of the Baltimore Conference M E Church South died at her Lewisburg West Virginia home last week.

Iva Neel A. A. P. Neel Register Frank Neel Baltimore M. E. Church South Lewisburg W. Va

Croom Hotel owner Ada Groom praises King’s New Discovery

Ada L. Groom of Vaughn Mississippi hails Dr King’s New Discovery after a severe cough and suspected consumption disappeared with three bottles. The ad notes trial bottle free at B H Gorrell’s drug store and cites broad acclaim for the remedy.

Ada L. Groom Croom Vaughn Miss Dr. King B. H. Gorrell

Postmaster General Nomination Accepted by Hitchcock

Veteran Civil War soldier David Parker of Fayetteville, New York praises Electric Bitters for curing his stomach troubles and restoring health. The public notice confirms Frank H. Hitchcock has accepted the post in President Taft's cabinet as Postmaster General.

David Parker Fayett, N. Y Gettysburg B. H. Gorrell Frank H. Hitchcock Taft

Paint defects and binders prompt coating concerns

The article mentions L and M Paint defects in prior paintings and a binder made from linseed and white lead. It notes mixing three quarts of linseed oil per gallon and quick production, with price about $120 per gallon. It also lists local firms Koly Me rum Drug Co and LG Gilkerson, with Judge William J. Leake, a former Richmond resident, passing away at his Richmond residence.

Koly Me Rum Drug Co Lexington William J. Leake Richmond

New Life Pills Ad Promotes Gentle System Tone

A Maine man L A Barviet from Rural Routed Guilford says his family has enjoyed good health since using Dr Kings New Life Pills for three years. An ad notes the pills clean and tone the system gently and mentions availability at B H Gortell's drugstore.

Dr. King L. A. Barviet Guilford Maine B. H. Gortell

Local Society Notes Round Lexington

State Treasurer A W Harman visits family near town. Miss Emily Robinson hosts Mise Mobler of Staunton. John G Pole of Pocahontas Va visits Lexington. Clerks and locals travel for visits and Thanksgiving events unfold among church and social groups.

A. W. Harman Mise Mobler Staunton Emily Robinson John G. Pole Pocahontas Lexington

Weiss and Bryan Tie The Knot In Fairfield Wedding

Mr J Henry Weiss and Mise Josephine Bryan wed at 10 this morning in Fairfield at the bride’s brother Letcher Bryan’s home. Rev J L Henderson officiated with Mise Anna Krause playing the wedding march and a small party of Lexington guests attending before the couple depart for Baltimore and Washington by the noon Baltimore and Ohio train.

J. Henry Weiss Mise Josephine Bryan Letcher Bryan Fairfield J. L. Henderson Methodist Church Mise Anna Krause Lexington Ethyl Bryan Beulah Hutton Charles Bryan Leteher Bryan Joan Crist H. Krause T. J. Hildebrand Miese Nelia Eden Hildebrand Bertie Berd J. W. Miley Beatrice Miley Weiss Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Washington

Quiet 1908 marriage at Reid home near Rapp's Mill

Miss Mattie Rebecca Reid wed Henry William Hickman of Loudoun county Va in a November 25 1908 ceremony at John A T Reid's home Rev W J Whitesell officiated The bride wore blue cloth with hat and gloves Flowers were carried by two nieces The couple plans a Loudoun county home and a farming life after a Lexington trip.

John A. T. Reid Rapp’s Mill Mattie Rebecca Reid Henry William Hickman Loundoun County W. J. Whitesell Methodist Church Rockbridge Mre. Hickman Lexington Wyehington Loudon County Hickmon

Quiet Thanksgiving Day in Lexington Sees Community Homes Closed

Lexington observed Thanksgiving with many businesses closed and residents staying by their firesides. Some students hosted reunions and enjoyed dinners while others attended football viewing with Washington and Georgetown. VMI cadets also had a holiday with hunting outings.

Lexington Benke Bueness Washington Georgetown

Thanksgiving services at Trinity Methodist Church

Thanksgiving services were held at Trinity Methodist Church last Thursday with preaching by Rev. William S Hammond assisted by Dr. Alfred T. Graham Dr. Charlee Manly and Rev. W. Cosby Beil. The Methodist choir faced Presbyterian choir opposition and music was a highlight. The sermon titled Thankgiving encouraged charity with the offering for the poor totaling nearly $50.

Union Trinity Methodiist Church Psetor William 5. Hammond Alfred T. Graham Charlee Manly W. Cosby Presbyterian

Sunday School Institute Held at Presbyterian Church

A Sunday School Institute under the Presbyterial Committee of Sabbath Schools met at the Presbyterian church last week. Rev Alfred T. Graham chaired the committee with Rev A. L. Phillips and Rev Jan B. Carpenter as leaders. Phillips preached and spoke on Bible study and teaching methods while Carpenter discussed organization and missions. Phillips urged quarterly temperance lessons citing WCTU influence and voter impact from trained Sunday School pupils.

Presbyterian Church Presbyterial Committee of Alfred T. Graham D. D A. L. Phillips Jan. B. Carpenter Phillips

Annual Society Celebration at the W L A Chapel

The Graham Lee and Washing ton Literary Societies held their joint annual celebration in Lee Memorial Chapel. A Virginia Military Institute orchestra entertained a large audience. Debates featured three Grove debaters for the Graham Lee side and three for the Washington Society on the resolution to cover our connection with the Philippine Islands. The negative won the judging panel.

Graham Lee Washington Literary Societies of Washington and Lee Lee Memorial Chapel Virginia Military Institute Orchestra Kuch Society Philippine Islands Messrs R. S. Keebler Tennessee

Merchants Ready for Christmas Trade in Lexington

An inspection shows Lexington store windows stocked for the season. Merchants urge home enterprise and early shopping to secure choices and avoid crowds at Christmas.

Lexington Christies

Remains of Dr William Henry Reffner Brought to Lexington

Dr William Henry Reffner died Tuesday evening November 25 at his son in law Dr Robert F Campbell's home in Asheville North Carolina. His remains were brought to Lexington Friday morning for burial. The service at Lexington Presbyterian Church was conducted by Pastor Alfred T Graham. Burial followed in Lexington Cemetery with Dr Campbell and Mrs Campbell accompanying the remains and Mr and Mrs Howard W Barclay of Union West Virginia attending.

A. T. Shielde Lynchburg Samuel G. Anspach Bristol Tenn William H. Weddell Jordan Street Miesee Olive Parker Minnie Bickle Staunton Robert G. Templeton North Main Street Presbyterian Church Alfred T. Graham Presbyterian Chuch White Street Trinity Methodist Church Order of United American Vechanics Cad Fellows Lawrence Embree Jackson Avenue Westfield N. J Washington Embree William Henry Reffner Robert F. Campbell Asheville N. C Lexington Lexington Presbyterian Church Union W. Va

Death of Professor Charlee Dod in Lexington

Professor Charlee Dod died at his home near Yermaton yesterday. The remains were buried in Lexington today. He was a distinguished educator and former principal of Lexington public schools. He contributed to current literature and had been an invalid for years. He is survived by his wife and one son, William Dod.

Charlee Sr. Dod Yermaton Lexington Dod William Dod

Washington and Lee Triumph in Thanksgiving Gridiron Thriller

Washington and Lee edged Georgetown 12 to 11 in a tightly contested Thanksgiving game in Washington D C. The victory hinged on a 40 yard pass from Feuerstein to Barker and Alderson’s ensuing score, with strong cheering from 2 500 spectators and sizable student support for both sides.

Weskington and Lee University Georgetown University Washington D. C Washington Herald Georgetown Washington and Lee Bove Lexington Virginia Equead Aluoni Lexington Boys Georgetown Rooters Feuerstein Barker Fitzgerald Capt. Alderson L. Lowney Thixton Wymand Blake O' Rourke Blackburg Carter

Virginia Military Institute Alumni Rally Led by Nichola Visit

General Edward W. Nichola superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute traveled to several cities including Baltimore to strengthen alumni ties. In Baltimore the chapter formed at Phi Sigma Kappa house with Brig Gen Nichola and 150 alumni present as Dr William D. Scott presided. Nichola spoke of VMI motto In peace a nation in war defence and praised VMI graduates for leadership in Confederacy and later wars noting the contrast with West Point.

Edward W. Nichola Virginia Military Institute Lexington Balligarburg Newimore New York Baltimore Phi Sigma Kappa McCullohh Street Southland William D. Scott Nichole Sons of the Ware Mexico Guo Chancellorsville Stonewall Jockson Virginia Institute West Point

Roanoke College Honors and Football Reminiscence

Roanoke College President J A Morehead received a grateful letter from Mr and Mrs G B Ferebee of Norfolk after their son, a V M I student, died in a football game with Roanoke. They praised floral tributes on the casket and expressed sympathy for the teams. Washington and Lee celebrated a football win over Georgetown on return. Ladies of Ki in Lee Memorial plan a Christmas sale and luncheon December 8 at 40 W Washington Street. The will of Dr William Henry Ruffner has been admitted to record. daughter Serat M Campbell named executrix, estate valued at 18000.

Salem Times-Register and Sentinel J. A. Morehend Roanoke College G. B. Ferebee Norfolk Ead Dr. Morehead Mra. Ferebes Feem Pleace Ki. Lee Memorial Church Washington Etreet W. W. Dunlap William Henry Ruffner Serat M. Campbell

Flood Wins Big in Virginia District Victory

Congressman H D Flood carried Virginia's Tenth District by a 4 850 majority, about 2000 more than the national ticket. Praise for Flood notes his public service, influence, and status as a leading Democratic figure in the state.

Winchester Star H. D. Flood Flood Yost Burthier Virginia

Enteresting Teachers Meeting at Collierstown

A Buffalo district teachers meeting at Colliers town Assembly Hall reorganized the association. Prof Scott was elected president and Prof Montgomery permanent secretary. Rev G W Hanrahan delivered an hour long address and installation plans for clergy and congregation were outlined for Colliers town Presbyterian church Sunday. A fire incident burned a feed barn at Thomas Alphin’s. horses escaped but no injuries reported. Temperature dropped, with a colder, blustery day following milder weather yesterday.

R. T. Boulware Virginia Diolingon A. D. Nicholas Hellen Jordan Emma Sherman L. G. Hudson Bessie Lam Mies V Dickinson Scott Montgomry G. Hanrahan Palmer Academy G. W. Hanrahan Collierstows Presbyterian Church C. L Altfather Bethel Church Augusta County A. W. Wood Oxford Church W. 8. Currell Washington and Lee Thomas Alphin

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Che Gazette Lexweron, Va Neel Albert Shaw New York City Review of Reviews John Nutt Sterling Loudoun County Ibis & Winter Ely Ely Bros Arree Street Richmond College John D. Rockefeller Friends of the College Hickman Reid Phillipe Jesus Carpenter W. L. A. Chapel Dr. Ruffner Prof Charles Washington and Lee Victor Weicat Nichole Stton Tully-Ho Lexington Hotel Mr. Flood R. Moore Dixie Girl University of Pennsylonia The Virginia Military. Institute New Orleans Ely Brothers Warren Street Collierstown Ieee Stieff Shaw Stieff Piano Old Instruments Exchange Chas. M. Stieff Main St C. W Lexington Produce Market Hamas Elor Strain & Patton Strauss & Bros Hart Schaffner & Mars Clothes Opp Lexington Notes Bank of Rockbridge Hopkins W. C. Stuart J.T. Mecrum Eth Panama First National Bank Hankin House Preas U.S R. Pani Ayer JC Ayer Co Lowell Mass
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