Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-11-08
Personals

Miss Willie Moose of Glasgow
is in Lexington visiting her sister,
Miss Marye Moose.
Mr.. j. j. Shuey Of Augusta
county is visiting his son, Rev. j.
W. Shuey of near Alone.
Rev. DR.. G. w. Finley of Tink-
ling Spring church, occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
DR.. H. P. Howard, who is now
located in Bedford City practicing
his profession, is a visitor in Lex
ington this week.
Mrs. Margaret S. Humphris
spent several days this week at
Steele's Tavern visiting her sister,
Mrs. William Thomas.
Mr.. Albert E. Larrick, who is
located at New Martinsburg, w.
Va, practicing law, is visiting his
father, Mr.. George B. Larrick.
Mr.. Joseph M. Phillips who has
been making his home in Roanoke
for some months, came down this
week 10 vote and visit his family.
Mr.. Robert H. Gillook was
visitor in Charlottesville Saturday
to witness the game of football
between University of Virginia
end Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Attorney-General William A.
Anderson arrived in Lexington
last Thursday to visit his family.
After casting his ballot yesterday
he left at noon to return TO Rich
mond.
DR.. William w Smith, chancellor
of the Randolph-Macon system of
colleges, addressed the student as.
semblY this morning in the Uni
versity chapel. Ills theme was
can appreciation of Virginia."
Rev. DR.. Charles Grammer of
Winchester, Va, is temporarily
supplying the pulpit at R. E. Lee
Memorial Episcopal church, until
q rector can be secured as the
successor of Rev. DIR. Robert j.
McBryde, who recently resigned to
accept a call to Fredericksburg.
A dispatch from Bristol, Va,
under date of November LIST, says:
Rev. j. w. Shuey of Alone
Va, has been called to the pas
torate of the Lutheran church Of
the Redeemer, in this city. The
call was extended following SER
mon he preached in the church on
Sunday last. He has not yet
signified whether be will accept
the call.
Rev. DIR. Charles Manly will de-
liver the charge to the people at
the installation services next Sun
day morning of Rev. DR.. o. F.
Gregory as pastor Of the Baptist
church at Staunton. DR.. Manly
was formerly pastor of that church.
In DIR! .Manly's absence DR.. Jas.
Lewis Howe will occupy his pull
pitSundAy morninl% There will
be no services at night.
Prof. William j. Lauck of the
economics department of Washing
ton end Lee University, has been
notified by the committee appoint
ed to judge the economic essays
presented in competition for prize
offered by Messrs. Hart Schatfner
4 Marx Of Chicago, that he had
been awarded second prize of $500.
The subject of his essay WIS "The
Causes of the Panic Of 1893"
Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker said to
a newspaper man last Saturday in
Washington, d. c., in response to
the question whether ne would be
a candidate for the Democratic
for Governor Of Vir.
ginia: 81 shall be candidate. L
have long had this ambition, and
l shall not be content until it Is
gratified. l shall certainly make
the attempt to win the prize, aad /
have information which leads me
to believe l shall be successful"
Galveston (Tex.) News, Oct.
Doth: Mr.. V. K. Austin, commits |
sioner of streets and public i'm
provemsnts, returned yesterday |
from trip of month including |
the Portland Exposition and all
the principle points of interest in
the west. Mr.. Austin was accom-
panied by Mrs. Austin, who went
as a delegate TO the National Con-
vention of the UGited Daughters
of the Confederacy, whichconvened
in San Francisco. Mrs. Austin is
president of the Texas Division.
A dispatch from Washington
under date of November LIST, says:
Mr.. William A. Glasgow, for many |
years counsel for the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, with Offices at
Roanoke, but for a year or mere a
member of one of the best known
legal firms of Philadelphia, is here
to-day, and talking Philadelphia
politics in a most entertaining
manner. He has been making
speeches for the Reform ticket in
Philadelphia, aud Gays he enjoyed
it as much as stumping in Vir-
GINA.
ROckbridge Still Democratic
TIE returns from Rockbridge !
and RuAna Vista show a Demo /