Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-06-26
Personals

to Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Paxton a"e
visiting at The Cold Sulphur
Springs near Goshen.
Mr.. j. A. Parker of Raphine
spent the past week in Lynchburg
visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. d.
Shultz.
DR.. A, D. Estill is in Washing
ton, D. c., this week attending a
meeting of the Baltimore aud Ohio
surgeons.
Mrs. w. NJ. Steele is in Augusta
county. near Greenville, visitlng.
her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, w. H. Steele.
Prof. Lancelot NJ. Harris of the
College of Charleston at Charles
ton, S. c., reached Lexington a
few days ago on visit.
Rev. Thompson B. Southall,
pastor of the Lexington Presby-
terrain church, is off on = visit of
two weeks to Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. d. H. Kern of Winchester,
accom- anied ty her children, is in
visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Rhodes.
Misses Carrie and Mary Arthur
are visiting Miss Kate Savin in
Washington, DC, and Mrs. j.
\. Arthur in Clifton Foige Va.
Rev. W. S. Hammond, pastor of
Trinity Methodist church, Lexing-
ton, will preach at Moore's School
house next Sunday afternoon at
80 O'Clock.
At the quarterly conference held
Friday night at Trinity Methodist
Mr.. j. H. Whitmore wac
reelected a member of the Board
Of Stewards of the church.
Miss Catherine Herring has re.
turned to Natural Bridge from
Nashville, Tenn, where she
taught elocution in Boscobel Col
eye and Saint Bernard Convent.
Gen. Scott Shlpp was elected by
he Board of Visitors emeritus
superintendent of the V. Nj. |.
General Ship expects to leave
arly in July for trip to Europe.
Mrs. James A. Gleason of Cliff
on Forge, lie visiting her aunt,
drs. T. S. Winfield. She lie ac-
by her daughter in law,
drs. James W. Gleason and baby,
# Goshen.
Rev. William NJ. McPheeters,
}. D., of Colun bia, S. c., who lie
listing his sister, Mrs. Frank L.
glasgow, occupied the pulpit of
he Presbyterian church Sunday
lorning. ..a1
Major j. Ogden Murray of Win
hester, assistant inspector gener-
/ of the Grand Camp of Confeder-
tie Veterans of Virginia, was Il
isitor in Lexington several days
he past week.
Mr.. Ernest L. Rhodes of At
anita, Ca, stopped over in Lex
lgton yesterday from business
rip to New York to spend few {
avs with his parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Frank P. Rhodes.
Rev. j. r. Andrew, presiding
lder of the Roanoke district, M.
!. Church, South, occupied the
ulpit of Trinity Methodist chrrch
uDday night. He preached at
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. McCur-
y of San Frpncisco, Cal, and
leir sister, Mrs. Emma Hahn of
Oanoke, Va, are in Lexington )
sitting Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hut .
IN and Mr.. and Mrs. James 5.
NTH.
Miss Gertrude Davidson and
ISIS Mary T, Glasgow of Rock +
ridge were among the recent I
rsduates of the States Normal +
,hool at Farmville, both of tfese f
)upg ladies receiving diplomas y
II the entire course. e
At u meeting of the directors of
lie Peoples National Eank, Mr.. II
aniel Welsh was elected vice. S
resident to fill the vacancy T
fused by the death of Mr.. G. 8
;. Oflighter, and DR.. A. d. Es- &
II was elected a director to sue
ed Mr.. Cffli zhter. f
Mr.. M. Luther Hildebrand of g.
,airie Grove, Ark, is visiting "
g parents in Lexington, Mr.. and 81
RS. L. j. Hildebrand His wife Il
ID child have been here for sever II
weeks. They expect to visit
Q jamestown Exposition before VI
turning home. Mr.. Hildebrand a.
r some years was connected with d
g Rockbridge County News, and I'll
It Lexington five years ago for b
airie Grove, Ark, where he Ii
ms and edits the Prairie Grove "
srald. "
the interested visitors at ri
e V. M. 1. commencement last "
Eek was Captain Junius L.Hemp b
,ad of New Orleans. He was a
det at The Institute at the out
eak of the Civil War, aud en-
red the Confederate service. His az
Their was OCVPFnOr of Iowa III