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

Mrs. J,E. BOOKER leIC tasV 4 rlua.
for Fort Worth, Texas. to viSi
her daughter, Mrs. g. A. Boaz.
1 Mr.. ], w, Nohler of Stauntcn
form erly Of Rockbrldge Baths, wa
a visitor In Lexington this week.
Miss Grace Hayslett of Clifton
Forge, was a visitor in Lexington
this week as the guest of Mrs. F
j. Elford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.. Temple
ton have returned to Lexington
from Aqua, and will make thei
home here.
Staunton Argus: Mr.. j. B. Shan
non and wife, after having spenI
some months near this city, last
week went back to Lexington.
Hon. H. St. George Tucker ant
Mrs. Tucker arrived in Lexington
last evening and are the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Morgan Pendle
ton.
The Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Halves oil
the Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary at. Louisville, KY, will on
next Sunday, April 9Th, begin a
series of protrscted services at the
Lexington Presbyterian shurch.
Messrs. A. B. Moses and N. w,
Moses were summoned to PittsyI'
vania county Monday on account OF
the serious illness from paralysis Of
their mother. Mrs. Moses died
yesterday. She was about 79
years of age.
Mr.. L, A. Coulter, general Sec
rotary of the State Young Mems
Christian Association, was in Lex
ington Sunday, and addressed the
Washington and Lee Y. M. G. A.,
his subject, obeing, "The DEVILS
Masterpiece"
Nj. +. A. Quarles, who holds
tie position Of secretary of the
En- ployers' Association Of LOUIS
will. KY, spent several days in
Lexington this week visiting his
father. Rev. DR. james A. QuarIes.
He was accompanied by his wife.
Sunday'sLynchburg News: Prof.
James Lewis Howe, of the faculty
of the Washington and Lee Uni
vsrsity, of Lexington, who is well
known in the city, was in Lynch
burg yesterday for several hours,
and was accompanied by his
The First Presbyterian church
of Portsmouth, Va, has extended
a call to Rev. Charles F. Myers of
Williamson, w. Va, to its pas
torate. Mr.. Myers is son of the
late Mr.. Henry H. Myers of Lex
ington. His work at Williamson
has been very successful.
Rev. Dr.. Charles Manly and
Mrs. Manly .ileftt yesterdayefor a
TWO weeks visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Patrick, wife of DR.. r. G.
Patrick, president of Judson Col
ege at Marion, Ala. In DR.. Manly's
absence, the pulpit of the Baptist
,hurch next Sunday morning will
70 filled by Rev. DR.. James A.
Quarlss.
Washington and Lee University
las made arrangements with Mr..
3. West Clinedinst of New York,
% paint a portrait of General e.
W. GUSTS Lee, president emeritus
# the University. Mr. Clinedinst
expects to'have the'portrait finish
ID in time for it to be hung in the
Lee Memorial chapel at the APP
1rc aching commencement in June.
Cumberland (Md.) Daily News;
2ev.J.O. Knott, who spoke at the
big mems meeting at the Central
Z. M. G. A. On Sunday afternoon,
s ore of the brightest Of the young
men of the conference in session
n our city. Mr.. Knott Is pastor
# the Methodist church at Lexing- |
on, We. HIs subject, "Simon
Peter Twice." was an attractive
me and an interesting talk was
,iven. |
Rev. DR.. James A. Quarles of
Washington and Lee University,
at Trinity Methodist
hurch Sunday morning, in the
bsence of the pastor, Rev. j. Olin
Knott, who was at Cumberland,
td., in attendance upon the
nnual session of the Baltimore
Mr.. r. S. Sanders, a
student at Washing
on and Lee, occupied the pulpit in
he evening.
Mr.. L. L. Wilson, formerly off
w. Va, bas moved
is family to Lexington, and they
re occupying the residence recent
? purchased from Mr.. Thomas J.
ice on Taylor street. Mr.. Wilson
a successful business man and
e has important property inter
SITS in Rockbridge, owning the
Id Mcclure farm near Summers,
nd a portion of the "Mulberry
ill farm" near Lexington.
Staunton Spectator: Mr.. j.
andolph Tucker, who has been
ractlcing at the Staunton bar for
'veral years, has formed a very
connection with Messrs.
Iunford, Hunton, Wiliiame anc
nderson of Richmond, and will
ave April 1st to make his home