Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1903-02-11
Personal.

Pe&Onal.
Mrs. James r. Crist is visiting
friends near Raphine.
Mr.. John w. Shields oe Roam
oke, is visiting Mr.. James M.
Senseney.
DR.. Jas. Lewis Howe occupied
the pulpit of the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
j. w. Crist, son of James R.
Crist, has accepted a situation
with Raphine merchant.
Mr.. j. w. Miley of Hot Springs,
spent several days in Lexington
this week visiting his family.
Mr.. j. W. Laird of Charleston,
w. Va, was in Lexington this
week visiting his mother, Mrs. j.
E. Laird.
Colonel Robert Catlett is in
Richmond assisting Attorney
General William A. Anderson in
his official duties.
Mr.. j. Houston Leech left here
Monday to join DR.. H. r. Laird
and others on James river for a
bear hunt in Arnold's Valley.
Mrs. John A. Wright of Augusta
county, is in Lexington visiting
her father, Mr.. w. G. Wright,
and son, Mr.. w. w. Wright of the
County News.
Salem Times-Register: Mr.. P.
w. Brown, wife and little child
of Buena Vista, are guests of the
formers brother, Mr.. A. o. Brown,
in West Salem.
Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner
and wife of Kentucky, spent
several days In Lexington this
week, visiting their son at the
Virginia Military Institute.
Mr.. Charles P. Sales, chief clerk |
Of the Railway Mail Service, with
headquarters in Lynchburg, was a
visitor at the Lexington pOstoffice
last night on official business.
Mr.. S. w. Wilson of Riverside,
expects to leave tomorrow for
Pensacola, Fla, whe:e he will
spend several months with his
sons, Messrs. Hale and Clyde
Wilson.
DR.. w. S. Curre.l delivered an
Thursday afternoon before
he young ladies of the Southern
Seminary at Buena Vista on
'Romanticism and Realism in
English Fiction"
Rev. DR.. Jas. A. Quarles will
preach Sunday morning at Trir ity
church. His theme will
,e what constitutes the supreme
of Christianity as COM
pared with other religions.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Powell and
children of Duluth, Mimi, are
listing Captain and Mrs. j. w.
1illock. Mr.. Powell holds the
position of assistant to
he president Of the United Steel
association of Duluth.
DR.. George H. Denny addressed
he student body this morning in
he University chapel. His subject
vas, the two ideals that should
ontrol in the pursuit of education
"a steadfast purpose to seek and
ind the truth, and to follow wher-
yer it might lead.
Mr.. ID. K. Strain left Tuesday
or the Northern markets, where he
vas joined by Mr.. William Patton,
o purchase spring and summer
foods for their clothing store.
During their absence Mr.. J. II.
'atton of Fairfield, is looking
L Ter Uut UuolHtSs HcIc.
Lynchburg News; Rev. Thornton
ID. D., pastor of the .
Presbyterian church at Lexington,
reached at Court Street Meth .
dist church Sunday morning and .,
light to large and very apprecis- g..
i've audiences. DR.. Whaling has
lore than once ministered to this
congregation, and his visits are y
ways occasions of much pleasure
nd spiritual uplifting to the :
hurch and community. !
Rev. W. j. Young, d. d., pastor +
Court Street Methodist church, >
occupied the pulpit of .
ne Lexington Presbyterian church +
unday morning and evening. n
God congregations greeted the
distinguished preacher at both n
,rvices, and he fully sustained h
is reputation as being one of the {
,remost pulpit orators in Virginia. "
lille here DR.. Young was the
hest of Prof. A. L. Nelson.
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