Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-04-18
Personals


Parker.
: Mr.. Frank Moore spent several
days in Covington last week on
business
Mr.. Leo Pennington has gone to
Washington, DC, to accept bust
ness position.
Col. John D. Letcher, who lie
located at Marmaduke, N. c., is
visiting his old home in Lexington
this week.
Capt. H, E. Hyatt of the Virgin
ia Military Institute has returned
from visit to his old home in Lee
county, Va.
Mr.. Thomas A. Sterrett, former
sheriff of Rockbridge, now living
at Hot Springs, Va, is visitor
in Lexington this week.
Mr.Jno.J.Dixon, who for the past
year has made his home in Florida
on account Of his health, returned
to Rockbridge last Friday.
Miss Pearl Rhodes returned yes
terday from Atlanta, Ca, where
she spent several weeks visiting
her brother, Mr.. Ernest L. Rhodes.
Mrs. S. B. Fuller, accompanied |
by Misses Annie and Nellie Fuller
and Mr.. Edward Fuller, left Mon.
day for Baltimore, where they will
make their home.
Mr.and Mrs. Frederick Keller of
Churchvllle, Augusta county, are
in Lexington visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Hildebrahd and
Mrs. Margaret S. Humphris.
Mr.. R. S.Saunders, a ministerial
student at Washington and Lee,Cc.
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church Sunday morning. There
were no services at night.
Miss Gwendolen Howe, a stu
dent at Randolph Macon WomaA'S
College of Lynchburg, spent the
Easter holidays with her parents,
DR., and Mrs. Jas. Lewis Howe.
Mr.. ind Mrs. B. H. Gorrell are
in Philadelphia vislting Mrs. Cor
rell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Castle. Mr.. Castle, who spent
several months in Lexington, &C
cOmpanied them to Philadelphia. =
Mr.. William G. Mcdowell, Jr., .
one of the instructors in the St. c
James Episcopal School Of Mary @
land, is spending the Easter holi- i
days in Lexington with his parents. h
MI. and Mrs. William G. Mcdowell. i
Mr.. Henry M. Miley was visi- a
tor in Norfolk last week to attend "
the marriage of his brother, Mr.. p
Edwin Miley and Miss Myrtle n
Boyd LeFaucheur, which took d
place Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Edward A. Quisenberry, Jr,
'ormerly a cadet at the Virginia u
Military Institute, left Monday F
or Clifton Forge, where he has 81
occurred position with the Chesa- "
,eake and Ohio railroad. m
Mr.. William P. Jolliffe, only D
on of the late Major William p.
clliffe, formerly of Lexington, ~
led at his home in Roanoke yes III
erday afternoon. He was grsdu- =.
tie in the law department ct J.,
Washington and Lee, v
Rev. DIR. T. M.Hawes addressed ~
gospel meeting for men at the y,
University chapel Sunday after ~
Don at 8 o'clock. His theme was, =,
The Crisis of Choice" A large -
altering was present, made up ~
students and townspeople. The VI
ddress YVES a forceful presenta- 10
lon of an important subject. n,
Information was received here
Ionday announcing the death In
nat N morning in Salem of Mr.. S.A.
1ilson, formally of Rockbridge. 90,
10 was = son of the late Mr. james -
Tilson OF Buffalo, and was aged so'
bout rs years. He is survived by tn
,veral children and one sister, MI
RS. S. M.Sehorn of Collierstown. of
A dispatch from Richmond dis leo
lssing the gubernstcrial race in &c
100, says: Harry st. George "+
ucker Of Rockbridge, Washing
n and Jamestown, ism recep- Dy
w mood, ana be is not talking at hV
lis time, but be could be made to pa
cept the nomination after he has Gu
,tten rid Of jamestown. He is an
accommodating that he could INT
It refuse the people. 81
Rev. w. G. Thompson, for the NJ NJ
st two years the popular pastor -. -"
Randolph street NJ. E. church
Olored) of Lexington, was trans no
rred to Lynchburg by the recent =, ~. ~
inference held in Pittsburg, and
II leave Saturday for his new ,oo
'rk. He is held in high esteem a arS
Lexington by both white and 81
lored, and during his passionate NJ
re has made many additions to al
2 church membership. His sue w.
'sor in Lexington is Rev. j. L. w.
own.
Rfar SerYicen in the ChurcheR