Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-05-30
Personals

in Lexington visiting his mother,
Mrs. @. M. Bodell.
Miss Pearl Beeton Of Baltimore
lis in Lexington visiting relatives,
and is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. r. Wilbourn.
Rev. r. A. White of Gerards-
town, w. Va, and Mrs. john w.
Gilkeson of Moorefeld, W. Va,
are in Lexington visiting their
brother, Mr.. Hugh A. White.
Miss Elmer Crigler, who taught
school the past session at Steele's
Tavern, has returned to Lexington
and 10 visiting Miss Fannie Boley.
Miss Rosa Tucker has as her
guests at Col Alto her aunt, Mrs.
Virginia Carmichael of Baltimore,
and Miss Augusta Conrad of Win
chester.
Rev. E. r. Leyburn Of Durham,
N. c., is in Lexington visiting HE
sister, Mrs. H. Z. Hyatt. He is
accompanied by his wife and
children.
Mrs. William II. Waddell has as
her guests Mrs. Samuel G.Anspsch
and children of Bedford City and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Waddell OF
CovinptOns
Attorney General William A.
Anderson came up from Richmond
last Friday and spent several days
in Lexington with his family, re-
turning to his duties on Monday.
Misses Mittie, Lizzie and Minnie
Morris arrived in Lexington a few
DAYS ago on their way 10 Wilson e
Spri. gs to spend the summer. They
are the guests of Mrs. JOsherh f.
Sharer at East Lexington.
Rev.William NJ. Morrison, DID,,
will preach next Sunday morning
at the rasbyterian church on the
occasion of the regular quarterly
communion services, and will
occupy the pulpit of Trinity Meth
odist church in the evening.
At meeting of the Washington
r and Lee University baseball team
. held last week, Mr.. N. f. johnson
> was elected captain for the season
of 1907. Mr.. johnson has for thu
: past three years been one OF the
: star pitchers On the University
: team.
MIL. E. Steel, bookkeeper il
the First National Bank and for
merly operator at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, has accept
. ed position as assistant to thu
: adiutant at the Virginia Military
t Institute. He will assume his new
duties June 1st.
Mrs. E. Blanche Bayliss, wh'
9 spent the past several month
in Lexington visiting her sister
n Mrs. Kate Hartigan, left Monda,
D.. for Middleboro, KY, to visit ne
daughter, Mrs. w. =. Sims. Sh
!. was accompanied by her daughter
Miss Nina Bayliss.
IA DIR. James A. Quarles Of Wash
! ing ton and Lee University. preach
ed in the Presbyterian church a
Charlottesville Sunday. He wa
Joined in that city by Mrs. Quarle'
/, who has been visiting her oil
5 home in Washington, d. c., an
e q together they returned to nexing
II ton Monday.
o TIE H.C.Barnes Drug Compan
+ of Roanoke, incorporated has bee
/ granted q charter by the Stat
as Corporation Commission, with
x capital Of $25. 200. The officer
ro are II. c. Barnes, president an
Dc treasurer, and T, j. Rice, latel
removed TO Roanoke from Lexins
ton, ce-president.
Rev. Z. 5. Lewis, Tor the PAT
81 five years the popular pastor OF tt
A. First Baptist church (colored) c
u. Lexington, has received a call frol
mt a church in Charlotte, N. c., an
&c in consequence he last Sunda
If night rendered his resignation
10 the Lexington church to take eife'
III after the last Sunday in June.
General NJ. C. Goodrich of II
United States Marines, Of Was
ington, d. c., is a guest at Il
Lexington hotel. He is accompanie
~ by his daughter, Miss Mar
n. Goodrich. General Goodrell is col
nc templating the purchase OF
a residence in Lexington, and makir
ny this place his permanent home.
RS; DR.. II. Parker Willis, who HI
Ell been on leave of absence fro
nd nd the Economics department
Ter Washington ard Lee this year,pa
ic. the University visit last wee
Is and Friday night he was entertal
ed at supper by Professor w
Lauck at the University Inn. u
to Willis is engaged in journalist
az work in Washington, d. Q.
lea Mr.. C. e. GOoden, who spe
red rec the past two weeks visiting /
tic mother, Mrs. Jacob Ayres
es- Rspp's Mill, left Lexington "
terday for Home Park, Montar
where he has been living for t
past six years. Mr.. Gooden lie
use Rockbridge about Pine years a
inc inc fer Iowa, aud has since mace
sti- home in the west.
IL. Miss Christine l. Timing
iSl IrI.uI oafiOnol OrO0NiZpr a