Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1903-11-25
Personal.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. Henry Miley is visiting
New York.
Miss BERTHE Steele of Greenville
- is visiting her brother, Mr.. w. NJ
Steele.
L Mrs. w. F. Edwards is il
Charles Town, w. Va, visitin,
,r Miss Julia Merchant.
Miss Berta Crawford of Stras
> bug, Va, is the guest of Misse,
Mary and Martha Moore.
Mr.. Victor Wilkerson of CHI aries.
q ton, VIVA, visited his father, Mr.,
!. W. V. Wilkerson, last week.
n Mrs. Nj. S. Moifett attended the
Virginia State Teachers Associa-
ton held last week at Charlottes-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Coe Of
Berkeley county, w. Va, are
visiting their son, Mr.. Frank Coe
at Thorn Hill, near Lexington.
Mr.. A. NJ. Duncan has been
elected one of the editors of the
CalyX and Messrs. c.. S. McNulty
and j. II. Day business managers
Mr.. R. S. Anderson has re-
turned from New York and other
Northern markets where he pur-
chased beautiful line of Christ
mas goods.
Mr.. Ernest L.Rhodes of Atlanta,
Ga, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P. Rhodes. He
stopped over in Lexington on his
return from New York where he
purchased goods for his whole
sale millinery store in Atlanta.
Mr.. Douglas H. Smith died at ,
his home at Tazewell, Va, on '
Monday, November 10th, under t
surgical operation. Mr.. Smith q
graduated from the Virginia Mill
tary Institute in the class of 1894 c
and later took the law course at C
Washington and Lee. a
President George H. Denny of o
Washington and Lee, was one of
he speakers at the Virginia State +
Teachers Association held last p
Thursday and Friday at Charlotts-
lille. His subject was "The W
Dependence of Colleges and Uni o
'ersities upon the Preparatory b
Schools
Mr.. A. G. Hartman Of Goshen, p
allied from New York Tuesday of al
asst week for Guayakill, Ecquador, W
n engagement for at least one II
ear, to resume his position with ID
he Guayakill & Quito Railway Co. e.
S its superintendent of construc- u
ion. Mrs. Hartman accompanied
i'm as far S New York TO see him at
fl.
Rev. Dr. James E. Armstrong, ho
residing elder of the Roanoke th
istrict, willholdthethird quarterly on
Inference of the year at Trinity "
ethodist church Friday night, in,
I'd will preach Sunday night. DR.. ny '
rmstrong will hold quarterly con- ~
renee at Elliott's Hill Methodist 20, p''
lurch Saturday morning and will -
each. He will also preach there ~
lnday morning. en-,
Mr.. Richard l.. Moore of Wave wa
nd, Ind, is visiting his brother, fin,
r. j. Scott Moore of Lexington. wo
has been absent from Lexing- the
a since 1865 and he was gladly Cf
lcOmed by his com rades of the lipI
Va. Cavalry, Of which he was tim
member. He is now manager of I
'aluable summer resort in Mont ING
merry county, Ind, known as mel
'arland Dell. " SIN
Lieutenant Arthur NJ. Shipp,
h u. S. Infantry, left Columbus The
tracks on the Goth with his regi-
Mt for San Francisco. They
! sail for the Philippines on A
lst, for two years that
+ Of duty in the far East. This 70 \
the SECOND tour of the goth Cha
yiment in the Philippines. This piac
iment landed at San Francisco afta
m Manila on March 9th, 1902. hom
dispatch from Washington on onel
nday says Rev. Forrest j. of n
ttyman was today chosen by min
Republican Senators to be the Rev
plain of the Senate during the and
sent extra session. Mr.. Pretty play
is at present pastor of Mount Lob,
non Place Methodist Episcopal beau
rch here. Since the illness and smilt
sequent death of the {" Blind Duri
plain, DIR. Milburn, last year, coup
Prettyman has acted as chap roses
OF the Senate, and his selec- light
today to the office was an dies.
recitation of his eloquent SER I'll
S. Mr.. Prettyman is not a tiful
iidate for the office, and will gown
ldraw from its duties as soon chine
ne regular session begins, ming
She
Thanksgiving Services Mrs.
Non THANKSGIVING serv;cas Ky.,