Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-03-09
Personal


Mrs. F. c.. Bowers of Greenville,
Augusta county, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sallie Seal.
Mr.. l.. T. Leech, former we'll
known resident of Goshen, but now
of Clifton Forge, was in Lexington
Monday.
Miss Minnie Dulaney of Balti-
more. has arrived and taken charge
as milliner at Mrs. Isaac Vein
berg's.
Mr.. Gordon Armstrong of Staun-
ton, returned home Monday after
spending a few days in Lexington
visiting relatives,
Mr.. William A. Tribbett, Jr,, of
Stanton, is visiting his parents
at Collierstown, Mr.. and Mrs.
George G.. Tribbett.
Mr.. Leo Weinberg, who spent
week visiting his brother, Mr..
Isaac Weinberg, has returned to
his home in Frederick, Md
Clifton Forge Review; Mr.. E.V.
Floyd of Lexington, has accepted
the position of bookkeeper and
stenographer with Messrs. Roadcap
and Tompkins.
The RI. Rev. A. NJ. Randolph
Bishop of the Diocese of Southern
Virginia, will hold confirmation at
R. +. Lee Memorial Episcopal
church Sunday morning.
Rev. Thomas Mewbray, former
pastor of Oxford Presbyterian
church, expects to move to Fin
castle next week, where he has ac-
cepted call to become pastor.
Mr.. John W. Miley of Hot
Springs, is spending the week in
Lexington with his family. He
has purchased a number Of valu-
able COWS while here for his dairy
Mr.. Jam A, Frazier of Rock
bridge Alum Springs, who has
been Ill in Richmond for several
months, is reported as greatly I'M
proved, and expects TO return
home shortly.
Rev. j. H. Light will preach
next Sunday morning at Golfers
town Methodist church and at
Mt. Moreland in the afternoon IN
the place of Rev. DR.. James f.
Armstrong.
Mrs. Isaac Weinberg returned
last Thursday from the Northern
markets where she purchased &
full line of spring and summer
millinery and ladies' suits and
furnishings.
Miss Daisy Holland, mlllinel
last season with w. S. Kniseley
and Co., was married in Washing
ton, d. c., on March LIST, to Mr.
W. F. Byrd. They will make theil
home in Norfolk, Va.
Rev. DR.. R. Q. Mallard, an
eminent Presbyterian divine OF
New Orleans, died March 4th
lDr. Mallard was one of the com
missioners to the Presbyterian
General Assembly here last May
Rev. DR.. James +. Armstrong,
presiding elder of Roanoke Dis
triet, NJ. +. Church, South viii
hold his fourth ard last quarterly
conference at Trinity NJ. f. church
Friday night, and expects t(
preach here next Sunday.
Mr.. William B. Davidson dice
last week in Baltimore at the agC
of 50 years. He was born in Vlr
ginia and formerly lived in Rich
mord. He was II cousin Of Mrs
A. ID. Estill and some times visited
Lexington.
General B. NJ. Cutche0n ant
Mrs. Cutcheon of Grand Rapids
Mich, are registered at tie Lex
ington hotel. General Cutcheoi
was formerly chairman OF TIL
Military Committee Of the Hous'
of Representatives
The marriage of Lieutenan
George Mason Lee, Of the Fourtl
United States Cavalry, son of Gen
Fitzhugh Lee, to a daughter 0
General Burton, Inspector Genera
of the United States Army, vii
take place in Washington, ID. {.
April 4th.
Mr.. w. B. McClung, genera
foreman Of the Valley branch 0
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
between Lexington and Harrison
burg, died Yesterday at his HON
| in Harrisonburg. He was born il
! Augusta county ana was age
siNty-One years.
Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Morrison ad
dressed the Presbyterian congrega
tions in Staunton Sunday morn
ing and night. The Dispatch say
Of him: DR.. Morrison is II nativ
of Rockbridge county, and Will
he is still a young man, he ha
proved to be one Of the ablest an
most successful missionaries.
Mr.. F. II. S. Morrison, formerl
OF Lexington but now q successfl
LAWYER Of New York, has won
considerable reputation in causin
! the capture in Chicago of There
II. Brown Of Richmond, who
charged with The embezzlement o
$500 from the Life Insuranc
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