Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1903-04-01
Personal.
Personal.
Mr.. B. F. Wade left today for a
visit to Pulaski county.

visit to Pulaski county.
Mr.. w. T. Shields ATTENDED
circuit court at Culpepper las
week.
Mr.. W. S. Kniseley of Staunton
spent several days in Lexington
this week.
Mr.. John Spillan left this morn
ing for Pittsburg, where he expects
to make his home.
Mr.. j. G. Warner and Miss Jan,
McCaul visited friends in Amhersr
county last week.
Mrs. Samuel G. Anspach of Bed
ford City, is visiting her mother
Mrs. William H. Waddell.
Mr.. D. E. Witt, long the assis.
tant in the Circuit Court Clerks
office, has moved to Baltimore,
where he will permanently locate.
Miss Clara Weinberg Of Fred
erick City, Nd, is ii guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l. Weinberg. She is a
sister of Mr.. Weinberg.
Rev. DR.. Jas. A. Quarles oc-
c"pied the pulpit at Trinity Metho-
dist church Sunday morning, in
the absence of the pastor. There
were no services at night.
Mrs. Mamie L. Baier and her
sister, Miss Mary Caring, who have
been absent visiting for the past
two months, in Baltimore and New
York, have returned 70 their home
in Lexington.
William McMaster, James Lam,
Graham Montgomery, John Zoll-
man, Jr., and Henry Brown OfBuf-
falo, will leave next Tuesday for
Glen Rock, Wyoming, where they
expect to locate.
Mr.. j. w. McClung was in Rich
mond Monday as the guest of tn =
Life Assurance Society.
A delightful lunch was given Mon
day afternoon at Murphey's hotel
by the company to about So agents
Of Virginia and North Carolina.
Among those who have signifed
their intention of attending the
annual convention Of the Confer
-nce for Education in the South,
which meets in Richmond on April |
92nd, are General Scott Shipp of
he Virginia Military Institute,
Dr.. James A. Quarles and DR..
George H. Denny Of Washington
md Lee University.
The GAZETTE acknowledges the |
eceipt from Mr.. V. f. Funkhouser,
ate of Lexington, copies of daily
PAPER published in Shanghai,
jhina, of date of February DIST.
Ir. Funkhouser has position in
he quartermaster's department of
he United States army, now in
he Philippines. In a letter he
avs; "This is very interesting
ountry, and l do wish / could
lescribe some Of the sights that I
AVE seen. l have been in Shanghai
bout three weeks, and will possibly
emain for several months, after
aking a trip up to Pekin and
'ientsin, 1 will return to the Philip
ines"
Lieutenant Nat Cartmell, of
has been promoted from
he grade of second lieutenant to
rst lieutenant and assigned to
uty with the Seventh Cavalry at
ort Robinson, Wyoming. He is
ow in Washington. Lieutenant
artmell-"Nat" Cartmell, as he
, known to his friends in Lexing-
IN and elsewhere-has had lots
f experience in the army since
e enlisted in the Rough Riders in !
ne spring of 1893. Lieutenant I
artmell is a son Of the late N. M.
artmell, who for several years
as the proprietor of the Lexing-
IN hotel, and who died about two
ears ago,
Salem Times-keglster, March |:
5th: At the home of the brides
lther, in West Salem, last night, :.
ev. VIM. T. Morgan, pastor Of
lie Cumberland Presbyterian !
lurch, at Bradford, Ohio, was ,
nited in marriage to Miss Mary .
cCOrkle Wilson, daughter of S. I
. Wilson, Esq. The happy event {
as solemnized in the presence of d
lie family only, and the ceremony
as performed by Rev. H. G. V. Z
Miss Wilson and Mr.. .
organ met while both were en- I"
lged in mission work in Kentucky q q
me time ago, and associations !
en- formed ripened into love which II
minated in their happy union !.
st evening. The groom is y y
Tented and promising young =
mister, and his bride is most . .
tractive and lovable young lady. II
ter remaining here a few days =
ey will go to Mr.. Morgan's charge y
Bradford, Ohio. u ~