Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-11
Personals

Mr.. ana Mrs. wafer IL tlulsen
berry returned to Lexington las
Friday from their bridal trip.
Miss Mary O'Conner is visiting
friends in Staunton this week.
Miss Mary Arthur is visiting
Miss Bootie Brown and othe
friends in Glasgow.
Mrs. Harry P. Rhodes and chile
of Lynchburg, are visiting Mr.ans
Mrs. John p. Rhodes.
Miss Rosa Quisenberry is il
Roanoke taking a course in bust
ness college in that city.
Miss Ruth Hatton Of Denmark
is in Richmond visiting the family
of Mrs. E. w. Anderson.
Mrs. Harry A. hardwood Of
Camden, N. j.. lie the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. L. T. Agnor.
Professor L. L. Harris of the
College of Charleston at Charles.
ton, S. c., is visiting in Lexing.
ton.
Buchanan News: j. G. Thcmp.
son of Buena Vista, is visiting his
brother, H. M. Thompson, in
Buchanan.
Mr.. Z. L. Conner spent Monday
in Staunton in conference with
some of his Republican confrerss
on political matters.
Misses Pearl Rhodes and Laura
Pierson have gone to Virginia
Beach and other summer resorts
on the Atlantic for a visit.
Bishop John c. CRANBERRY was
accompanied to Lexington by Mrs.
CRANBERRY, and while here were
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. o.
Knott.
Clifton Forge Review: Mr.. Ed
ward Quisenberry has resigned his
position as night clerk at Gladys
Inn and returned to his home III
Lexington.
Miss Janet Houston, for the
past twenty-five years a mission
airy of the Southern Presbyterian
Church in Mexico and Cuba, 10 in
Lexington visiting her brother,
Judge w. P. Houston.
Prof. A. P. Staples has had as
his guests the past week, his
brothers, Mr.. Waller R.Staples and
wife of Rcs noke, and DIR. S. G.
Staples and wife Of Washington,
d. G.
Mr.. E. N. Boogher has received
information of the death of his
brother, Mr.. Davis r. Boogher, which
occurred near Boston, Mass, June
goth, aged "a years. The remains
were taken to st. Louis, Mo-, for
interment.
Mr.. Henry o. Dold left Lexing-
ton last Friday for New York with
the expectation of sailing today
from that city for a trip to Naples
Italy, and possibly tour of the
continent. He will be absent dur
ing July and August.
Mr.. G. W.Senseney of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, and sister, Mrs. L. M.
wilkinson of Middletown, Va,
arrived in Lexington Monday even.
ing to visit their brother, Mr.James
NJ. Senseney, and two sisters, Mrs.
Frank P. Rhodes and Mrs. A. f.
Mr.. Frank L. Glasgow expects
to drive to Bath county Saturday
and will deliver special address
Sunday morning before the Pres
byterian congregation at Windy
Cove and at night at Millboro in
the interest Of superannuated
preachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Montgomery
of Collierstown and daughter, Miss
Beulah Montgomery Of Lexington,
and Miss Mary Montgomery of
left Lexington last Thurs
day on trip to California and
other western points, wkere they
expect to spend three II onths.
Hon. H. St. George Tucker
spent several days in Lexington
last week visiting his family, He
eft here for Louisiana in the in
terest of the Jamestown Expcsi-
ton. Mr.. Tucker has rented
residence in Norfolk. and will re-
move his family there about the
of October, where they
will reside Until after the exposi-
ton next year.
Mr.. Arthur Il. W1lbOurD, VINO
for the past two years has been a
cadet at the United States Military
Academy at West Point, N. Y,
reached Lexington last Thursday
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Wilbourn. Cadet Wilbourn
mas made good record at West
Point, and now holds the Office OF
He will return to his
duties at the academy the latter
part o. 'ugust.
Mr.. j. Luther Bowers Of Santa
Clara, CAL, was in LexiHgtsn last
week visiting his nepBs*g Mr..
Kent E. Peery. Mr.. Bowers is
the inventor of process whereby
prunes can be shipped to any Fart
Of the world, and will keep fresh
for an indefinite length of time.
Mr.. Bowers was accompanied to
VIRGINIA nv his wife who snent