Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-09-23
Personals

Personals
Prof. A. P. Staples was VISITOR
in Roanoke this week.
Miss M .KateVarner has returned
from Peaksville, Bedford county,
where she she spent several weeks,
Postmaster McClung Patton iS
| in Roanoke attending the State
convention of Virginia postmasT
tiers.
Miss Goldie Schoppert has re-
turned from Baltimore where she
underwent an operation for throat
trouble.
Miss Bookie Campbell returned
Saturday to Lynchburg to resume
her studies in the Rsndolph'Ma-
con Woman's College.
Miss Catherine Glare Herring
left Natural Bridge Tuesday for
Nashville, Tenn. She will teach at
Ward Seminary this session.
Mics Olive Parks of Philadel-
phia, has arrived in Lexington to
be milliner with Mrs. Isaac Vein
berg's millinery department.
The Louzianne Coffee, adver-
tised in The GAZETTE, is selected
and blended by Southern men, and
ranks the best coffee on the mar
ket
DR.. Andrew d. Estill is in
Washington. D. c., attending the
International Congress on Tuber-
culosis as a representative from
Virginia.
Miss Halle Stratton, chief oper-
ator at the Buena Vista telephone
exchange, has been In Lexington
the past week assisting at the
Lexington telephone exchange.
Mr.. J. Guy Engleman, who grad
uated last year from the V. M. l.,
has gone to Sweetwster, Tenn,
where he has accepted the position |
of cOmmandantin a military school.
Prof. II. K. Urdahl and Prof. I.
j. Farrar of the Washington and
Lee faculty, who spent some time
Of their GUNNER vacation In
Europe, have returned to Lexing-
ton.
Mr.. Louis W. Powell of Bizbee,
Ariz., an alumnus of Washington
and Lee, is In Lexington visiting
Captain and Mrs. j. w. Gillock.
Mr.. Powell is president of a large
copper mining plant.
Mr.. Thomas j. Jennings of
Greenwood, Mo-, is in Lexington
visiting his son, Mr., William Jen-
nings. Mr.. Jennings formerly
was a resident of Rockbridge and
was an extensive and enterprlsing
dealer in cattle. He removed to
Missouri some years ago.
Mr.. John l.. Campbell, treasurer
of Washington and Lee Universe
ty, reached Lexington last Thurs
day morning from an extended
trip through Europe during the
summer. He was accompanied by
his son, Mr.. John L. Campbell, Jrv
and Miss Bertha Howell.
Rev. A. C. HCpBIns, Jr., who
has been pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church at Hampton. Va, for ,
some years, has accepted call to
Buena Vista, and will take charge ,
If the pastorate about the 10Th of
October. Rev. Mr.. Hopkins is a {
son of Rev. DR.. A. C. Hopkins of
Charles Town, W. Va.
Capt. Arthur G. Campbell of
the V. M. l. faculty. is acting
at the Augusta Mill t
5ary Academy while Major c. i
), Roller is in Lexington training '
he V. M. l. football team. He
will return to the V. NJ. l. to re-
'ume his duties at the close of the
ootball season. after Thahksglv-
ng. /
Mrs. S. j. Bell Of Cambridge, 2
Mass, Mrs. 1. G. Gerson of Hous- Y
on, Texas; Mrs. and Miss Cir
lrdeau of Savannah, Ca; Miss ;
Mana Davenport of San Antonio, .
Texas; Misses Gladys Heald and
Gladys Utterback of Lynchburg, |;
md Mr.. Dotterer of New York =
ire guests at the home Of Mrs. <. :.
Morgan PendIeton on The Avenue. =
Among the young ladies of Lex t
rgton who have gone away to v
chool are the following: Miss 0
frances Howe, to enter Randolph e
dacon Woman's College, Lynch g
,urg; Misses Edmonia Leech and
-ennie Hopkins, to Hollins Insti- g
ute, near Roanoke; Misses Mar n
.aret Robinson and Annie Hum n
'hris, to Mary Baldwin Seminary. C
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