Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-01-04
Personals

Personals
DR.. James A. Quarfes spent tn
holidays in Washington City. (.
Mis-. Meta Berry is visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Berr
at Rapbine.
Misses Bertha and Mahalal
jerks Of Richmond, are visiting
Mrs. w. r. Beeton.
Mr.. Frank P. Rhodes spent sew
eral days in Harrisonburg visitinI
his daughter, Mrs. D. H. Kern.
DR.. John w. Moore of Charles
ton, w. Va, is visiting his par
ents, Captain and Mrs. j, Preston
Moore.
Hon. H. ST. George Tucker o
George Washington University
Washington, d, c., spent Sunday
in Lexington.
Miss Elmer Crigler, who il
teaching at Steele's Tavern, wal
the guest Of Miss Fannie Boley
during the holidays.
Mrs. Arthur Crawford of Roam.
oke, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Daniel Crigler. Her husband spenv
several days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Bruce anG
children spent last week visiting
Mr.. Bruce's mother, Mrs. M. E.
Bruce at Campbell Court House,
and friends in Lynchburg.
Rev. Father Van Ingelgem of
Stau..tOn, held services Sunday
morning at 1890 O'Clock at St.
Patrick's Catholic church. He
also held mass Monday morning.
Rev. DR.. j. B. Taylor, formerly
pastor of the Lexington Baptist
church, but at present located in
Richmond, has accepted call 10
the Baptist church in Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. Roy ID. Thompson. instruc-
tor In tie McDonogh School, EAR
Baltimore, spent the Christmas
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Thompson at Timber
Ridge.
Mr.. Wade H. Quisenberry, who
holds position with the Chesa-
,eake and Ohio railroad at Clifton
Forge, spent last week in Lexing-
on visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Quisenberry.
Miss Jessie McEnry of Church
lille, and her sister, Miss Cathe-
inc McEnry of Roanoke, have re-
urned to their homes after spend
ng the holidays with Mrs. j. A.
Thompson at Tim Der Ridge.
Staunton Dispatch: Mr.. A. A.
Mccormick, who broke his hip by
fall on the ice last winter, and
las been confined most of the time
ince,is now in quite critical con-
lition, having had several sinking
pells.
Mr.. Edward A. Taylor of Sulli-
an, Ind, after an absence Of
wenty-nine years, is visiting his
lister, Mrs. T. H. Birmingham. |
lr. Taylor left Lexington for the
rest shortly after the Civil War,
nd this is his second visit to Vir-
mia since that time.
DIR. Jas. Lewis Howe of Wash.
,gtOn and lee University, de-
vered an address before the meet
,g Of the American Association
Or the Advancement of Science,
'hich was heldslast week in Pitts
urg. His eubject was, "Recent
rogress in Inorganic Chemistfy."
DR.. George johnson Tompkins
nd Miss Elizabeth Haskins Dill
'rd, daughter of Mrs. Ella N.
illard of Lynchburg, were mar
ed last Wednesday evening De-
,mber %, 1904, at the home of
,e bride. DR.. Tompkins is q son
the late Mr.. Fulton Tompkins
near Natural Bridge.
Norfolk Landmark: Professor
T. S. Currell, one of the most
ninent lecturers on the American
atform, will open the first of
,ries of lectures that will be given
nder the auspices of the Saunders
emorial Chapter in March. Three
ctures will be given by him on
ante's Inferno, "Purgatory"
I'd Paradise" The lectures will
, at the Y. NJ. C. A. and will be
nong the most pleasant Of the
inter.
Mise Lima McCorkle Montgomery
I'd DR.. William Mason Strong of
harlotte, N. c., were married
nesday evening. December 81, ,
'04, in Grace Street Presbyterian
Iurch of Richmond. Miss Susie 8
cCorkle of near Lexington Was
aid of honor and Mr.. S. M. Dun
p of Lexington, was one of the
hers. Mrs. Strong is daugh-
r of Mrs. Margaret McCorkle
ontgomery of Richmond, and ia :
of the McCorkle family .
Rockbridge.
Golden Wedding II
Last Fridays Roanoke Evening :.