Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1903-10-21
Personal.

III. u. IL llul Vluou opShV cV'NA
days of last week in Roanoke.
Judge C. j. Campbell of Ar
herst county, was in Lexingtc
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William CrawfOr
of Washington, d. c., are visitin
Mrs. Daniel Crigler.
Mr.. Harry d. Irwin and famil
of Minneapolis, Mimi, are tn
guests of Mrs. d. G.. Irwin of Lex
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hughes O
Columbus, Ind, are in Lexingto
visiting Mrs, Mamie Baier an,
other relatives.
DR.. w. S. Currell delivered Al
address last Friday evening befor
the students of Eastern College
Front Royal, Va.
Mrs. Harry Motherspaugh
who has been visiting relatives il
Lexington for several weeks, lief
today for home in Brooklyn, Iowa
Mr.. John A. r. Warner, an Elk
press messenger on the N. q w
R. r., with headquarters at Blue
field, w. Va, is visiting relatives
in Lexington.
Rockingham Register Mrs. D.
H. Kern, accompanied by her
three children, returned Thursday
evening from a visit to her father
in Lexington.
DR.. w. S. Currell is in Abingdon
attending the annual meeting of
the Synod of Virginia as the
delegate from the Lexington
Presbyterian church.
Rev. j. E. Booker and Mr.. W.
A. Kinnear are in Abingdon this
week at the Synod of Virginia,
representing the Old Stone Pres
byterian church at Timber Ridge.
Mr.. d. NJ. Balliett, of Prince
ton Univ ersity, who coached last
years Washington and Lee foot
ball team, arrived in Lexington
Yesterday and will coach the line
this season.
Rev. Robert K. Hutton is con-
lucting a protracted meeting this
week at Elliott's Hill Methodist
He is being assisted by
Rev. j. H. Light, pastor of
Trinity Methodist church.
DR.. Paulus A. Irving, secretary
md treasurer Of the State Board
IF Health, Richmon is in Lex
ngton today in conference with
,he Lexington Board of Health
with reference to the sanitary
condition Of the town.
Among those from Lexington
who went to Staunton today to
attend the reunion of the sur
'ivors of the Stonewall Brigade
we're Capt. d. E. Moore, Col. w.
I. Poague, Messrs, f. A. Moore,
as. S. Smith, j. Scott Moore, S.
;. Charlton A. NJ. Monroe,
+. Sbaner and j, H. Webb.
Mr.. w. B. Gillespie of LeXing-
on, took the examination for reg
stored pharmacist before the
state Board Of Pharmacy at Rich
nond, on Tuesday of last week,
Jet. 18th. There were 30 appli
ants before the board, and only |
even were granted registered
harmacists' licenses. Among the
lumber Mr.. Gillespie stood first.
Wednesday evening of last
eek, DR.. Glasgow Armstrong and
Hiss Jessie May Bowling, both of
taunton, Va, were married. The
eremony was performed by Kew.
harles r. Stribling of Waynes-
orc, an uncle of the groom.
mong those present from Licking
IN were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il.
lasgow, Mr.. William A. Glasgow
nd Miss Bette Glasgow.
A letter received here Monday
the marriage of Miss
lanche McClintic and DR.. John
. Reilly of Fulton, Mo-, at the
Dme Of the bride near Monroe
ity, October 25th, 1908. Miss
IcClintic is a daughter of Senator
-cChntic, who is pleasantly re-
embered here as a delegate to
lie General Assembly, and a son
the late Shanklin McClintic,
no moved from the vicinity Of
lie Natural Bridge to Missouri,
I'd where he died.