Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-10-11
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Nelso
of Capon Springs, w. Va, al
registered at the Lexington Hote
Senator John w. Daniel reache
Lexington Sunday evening an
spent the night with Prof. A. I
Staples.
Mr.. Mercer Hartman of Roanoke
has been nominated by the Repuh
licans of that city for Common
wealth's attorney.
Mrs. H. A. Markham, who spen
the summer with her sister, Mrs
T. T. Agnor, has returned to he
home at Camden, N. j.
Miss Bessie Quisenberry has ac-
cepted position in North Carolin'
to teach music and will leave mex
week to assume her new duties,
Mr.. j. Granville Johnston OF
Buffalo, has returned to the Fish
burn Military School at Waynes-
bOrO as a student for another year.
Mrs. Charles A. Lacy has return
ed from Roanoke, where she spent
several months visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Oaey.
Mr., S. G. Pettlgrew won the
championship at the golf tourna-
ment for the prize cup. In the de-
Gliding contest his competitor was
Mr.. W, S. Hopkins.
Mr.. D. w. Weaver, cashier of
the newly organized Peoples Bank
of Stephens City, is assisting in
the First National Bank of Lex
ington until the Stephens City
bank is ready for opening.
Mr.. c. B. Slemp, formerly an
assistant professor at the Virginia
Institute, now chairman
of the State Republican commit
tee, was a visitor in Lexington
Monday greeting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Lacy
left Monday for a visit of several
weeks TO friends in Hagerstown,
Baltimore and Washington. Mrs.
Lacy's mother, Mr.. Joseph H.
Ettinger, accompanied them.
Mr.. Charles E. Kregloe of Roa-
loke, has severed his connection
With the New York Life Insurance
Company, and accepted the gene
al management for Southwest
Virginia Of the Sun Life Insur.
snce Company of Canada.
Miss Anna K. M. Kra1se, presi-
lent of the Rebekah Assembly of
is absent on a trip visit
ng the various lodges of the State.
She also attended the annual meet
ng of the Board of Trustees which
convened in Lynchburg October
9th.
Rev. DR.. Charles Manly on next
sunday morning will preach the
ermon at tie dedication of new |
Saptist church in Augusta county |
ear Craigsville, His pulpit in
lexington will be filled Sunday |
forming by Rev. DR.. James A.
luarles. There will be no services
t night. ..g-
DIR. Frank w. McCluer, formerly
Fairfield, ROckbridge county,
nd Miss Daisy Lee Butler of Balti-
lore, were married in Washing
On Tuesday, October 10th, Rev.
Y. L. Thompson officiating. DR..
IcCluer graduated in dentistry
scently in Baltimore, and expects
, locate in Dallas, Texas, for the
ractice of his profession. Ii
Lee jackson Camp of Con.
,derate Veterans of Lexington at
meeting held yesterday afternoon
ected the following delegates
, the meeting of Grand Camp
Petersburg October 25th, Goth
nd 9th: Attorney General Will
IN A. Anderson. Col. John A.
ibson, Messrs. John T. Dunlop.
ohm Sheridan and H. E. Moore.
General Scott Ship has been
Dpointed a committee by the {
sstry of R. E. Lee Memorial ,
piscopal church to correspond
it'll the Rev. j. G. Meem, now In
Tashington, D. c., with a view {
securing his services to supply
Ie pulpit of the Episcopal church 8
ers until January LIST. Mr.. Meem
II some time has been a mission {
y to Brazil, and is now at home c
/ a vacation. He is a graduate q
the Virginia Military Institute '
I'd for some years was an assist '
1t professor there. S
Sundays Norfolk Landmark: e
on. Harry st. George Tucker, t
no left Norfolk yesterday after !
'on to return to Hot Springs, Va,
here he has been recuperating 8
nee his recent illness, was obliged t
stop over at the jefferson Hotel a
Richmond. An early dispatch P
the Landmark stated that Mr.. I
ECKER had been taken from the o
ain at Richmond on account I,
illness, but a later message T.
,diRed the first one by saying Il
at his condition is due probably "
IRE than any other cause to tbs p
tigue OF travelling. His sickness u
not at all serious. and u few e
w. rest will probably restore K