Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-07-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

visiting her brother, Mr.. ID. D. Hess
Mrs. Joseph Hanna, Of Roanoke,
visiting her uncle, Mr.. John Sheridan
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Miley are at tn
All Healing Springs, in Bath county
Professor s. T. Morelsnd was tn
guest of Mr.. W. B. F. Leech last week
DR.. Cyrus Strickler is the guest o
Colonel W. T. Posgue.
Mrs Stanhope Tutwiler and children
of Florence, Ala, are the guests OF Mrs
E. s. Tutwiler.
Mr.. W. A. Glasgow and wife, Of Roam
oke, are the guests Of Hon. VIM. A.
Glasgow.
Miss Libby Keys. Of Washington, d
@. i. the guest Of her cousin, Miss An
ME Pitzer.
Mr.. II. L. Conner, Of Cincinnati, o.,
was the guest this week Of Captain W.
F. Pierson. .
Mr.. W. T. Shields is ct Allegheny
Springs where his family hiss been visit
ing for some time.
Mr.. Writ Harris. Of Lynchburg, is
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. G. j..
Harris.
Mr.. John Kssser. of RsppshannocK
county, spent seversi days here last
week as the guest Of DR.. j. 7. Wilson.
Mrs. NJ. Forman, Of Roanoke, accom-
>panied by two children <etursed tohes
home Tuesday sNer visit of several
>dSys to Mrs. L. Sachs.
DIR. j. A. Quarles occupied the pull
pit Of the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. There were no services at
night. 4
Rev. R. E. Hutton, rAo is at wilso1'.
Springs, preached Sunday morning at
Ebenezer Methodist church, Rock
bridge Baths.
Greenbrier Independent: Miss Halle
Echols, of Rockbridge county, Va, is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Lizzie
Goodwin, at Fort Spring.
Prof. D. G. Humphreys is in South
vest Virginia where he Is engaged in
work for the United States Geological
survey, working for the photographic
division.
Miss Susie Wilson, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Rena Williams, Of
Buckingham county, went to Luray last
week to witness the unwilling of the
Confederate monument at that place.
Mr., Thomas Williamson is spending
the summer at Mrs. Mary Horns near
R0ekbridge Baths. He is accompanied
by Mr.. v. NJ. Brown, Of Texas, who is
preparing to enter Washington and Leo
University this fall.
Mrs.. H.StG. Tucker was in Staunton
this week preparing: to move to
Col Alto, in this place, which is under
ngextensive repairs, and when com.
pleted will be one of the finest resi- |
dences in Lexington.
Mr.. E. B. Bosworth, for some years
teacher in MCGUIRE High School, of
Richmond, was the guest last week Of
his brother, Mr.. James E. Bosworth.
He is spending his vacation in Browns
burg with bis father. Mr.. E. B. Bos-
worth.
Staunton Record. 25th: John p.
Ackerly, postmaster ct Lexington, was
in the city to-day. He is prominent in
Republican politics in Rockbridge.-
W. G. Warner. Of Lexington. WAS in the
city to-day. Mr. Warner will have
charge OF the school ct Csllison, near
Greenville.
Mr.. Walter E. L. Starke and daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel Starke, of near Natural
Bridge. are on their way to Scotland to
visit relatives. Mr.. Starke is native
of Scotland and came to Virginia many
years ago with his brother, Mr.. Andrew
Starke, who now lives in Arnold's VAL |
ley, this county.
Mr. J. Herbert Charlton, who, for q
number of years, assisted Mr.. Rice
Miller in the transfer business. has &C.
cepted position with the Adams Ex-
press Company at Pittsburg, Pa. Mr..
Charlton is . son Of Mr.. Samuel c..
Charlton, Of this place. and is q straight
forward, upright business your man.
We wish him much success in bis new
field.