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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21
nE BOUGHT A BIKE.

4 heavy man with square jaw
walked into a bicycle exchange on
Fourteenth street the other afternoon.
The proprietor advanced to walt on
him.
Gimme a bike" said the square
jnwed man.
ITO huyt
''Ypp"
what make2'
ANY old make"
Here's our 80 cinlty-good machine"
IAN right. o. ltG'
GOOD ns any made
"lluW mugh2'
FIFTY"
"pab little graphite on the chain
and pump her up"
The proprietor dnbbod q little graph
lie ON the chain ana pumped her up.
The square iaWcd man pulled out "a
wud OF tho size Of his wrist. skinned on
nfty aud handed Il TO the proprietor
Then h. ran the machine out to the
curb. got ON II ana rode m.
when the proprietor got over being
stunned he went to three or four
friends on the block 10 get their opinion
MS 90 whether the nfty was counterfeit
or tho real thing. The bll was genu-
Inc, and the proprietor has been more
or less dnEcd ever since.
II can't understand such swift action
ns that In the bike business" he says,
with puzzled air Washington Post.
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Mormon" Missionary Passes Away
in the State Of Georgia,
FAD BEEN ILL FOR A WEEK


Another Utah Elder. laborlng IN the
mission nsld TO carry the Gospel 90
'uvuslni mas bccn called to the spirit
world. while his gHcf-strickon family
ana friends IN this state mourn biz do
plriuro. ond have the sympathy of the
entire community. The aad nowH was
bruuEht today Boz the following tole-
gram!
Chattanooga Tenn, Aug "a. 1893.
Priest LurUuaI SNOW. Salt Lake. Utah.
"iIIer Thomas ~. Bell OF ilonwOIl,
Utah died yesterday noon. nt ufrEplln.
Georgia. nf heart failure. iio had been
ElUk about week. with fever N no
delay Eid0r Mitchell will start home
with body tomorrow. BEN RICH"
Elder holl was cot apart for bis mis-
sion ON The 10Th OF Aprn last
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day. THAT is very surprising n
certainly took the company "a long
long time 10 discover the alleged fact
that the ruadmaster was incompetent,
IN view OF the fact that be has held
that position Tor seven years"
Inquiry az Superintendent 4. -. Well
hys office today failed 20 confirm the
statements made. In fact. it was al
most uncqulvocally DECLARED that there
was nothing 60 the story.
10 might De. however. that the office
has not been abolished, but 10 Is closed
for the present. and that the orstwhile
rondmnatcr and his chief clerk are
mlnussa Job.
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Denver. Aug. I.-Rcporta from Vic
tor. Colo, say that the business por-
tlun ~ the town ~ burning. tho wind
r. blowing n Eulo and the loss o. certain
60 be- heavy.
Cripple Crock has been asked Tor ns-
HiHtnnce.
Both tho Western Union telegraph
ONCE ana the telephone exchange have
been burned and details OF the Tire are
tlonH known Go have been burned are
the Victor hank tho AdnfiHon Hard
ware company store, the Boston Cloth
Ina house. sections saloon and the Mrr-
chants cafe The Victor hrol and tho
cola Coin Mining company'H buildings
are IN danger cripple CREEK has ryut
10 ilrc apparatus.
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PERSONAL.

INV ~rs-sH ~ 77HsN-H ~ - - ~ o. % -
Dr. James T.. Tnlmnrc huH returned
from HIS trip 90 London. iv WuH seen
hut Tor 70 moment today uH hU WuH taxi
iuE train Tor the south but Hnld hc
had enjoyed himself Immensely aud that
be- wuH In tho best OF health.
Mr. and Mrs ~ o. Thomas of this
city returned today from brief visit
Co Denver.
Mrs n. ~. Wells ana Mrs susl Young
GuteH returned uu Saturday from at.
tending the Wumru'H international
Council IN London, They are greatly
pleased with their trip.
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limo viii be- continued To- Trenton. NIFTY
dix miles distant from jersey Cliy, and
will pass through New brunswick and
Princeton
While these plans are being executed
~ New Jersey the Same capitalists and
thclr agents have been along The thirty
thrce milo stretch ln pcnnsylvnnia from
philadelphia to South Trenton.
An oficial NJ the trolley company
said
1.-THE Pennsylvania ROAD is wisely pro-
vidiug Tor the future. The use NJ rlDr-
tricity a. n motive power o. practically
now and its possibilities arr NOT known.
10 may be- developed until steam roads
arr o. thing ~ the past rlIg VI Hua
tiqulty The company ls securing fran.
ohlssa With % trolley Dine and viii thus
Hecurs ON advantage over rival steam
lines hy having open tracks, fur through
aVUrYna fraIuH."
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sr.caro. Aug 2i-liId1cn IN the
clothing of one m the prisoners az the
Fort Sheridan guard house, Yesterday
was found tho key Goo tho ruat maya
zlnr. ON other prisoners the officers
investigating 90 supposed lnll delivery
plot discovered rl2Ura. knives. powder
Hnl cartridges Further examination
ny Capt. H. y. Hlughtou uf the Finh
artillery and Lieut.. MncuUh disclosed
tho fact that tho three upright bars boz
tho window uf the guard house bad
been sawed through the two horizontal
bars being sawed until the rKottius
" 70 little strength would break them.
The furty.two prisoner in %" guard
house would have found 10 gn r1Hy
matter Co obtain their liberty The uI.
nccrH are satisfied that but fnr thu uas
cape NJ Private Miller 600 Saturday the
plot Go free the men would have hUUu
Put Into execution TINT uIEht
u ~ supposed the prisoners occurred
the magazine kry IN Che hope thHt the
guards might bp deprived of ummunl.
ton, Whom tho cartridges found 900
the ufIHuurrI WurH examined 10 was
found that tho powder bad been r's
moved from four nj them and knife
blades had been inserted lu the lead
The cartridges reHHWhlod the ordinary
article on the outside The Had ofl-
IDENTIFY had been melted and tho knife
blades r0ldcrrd loo.
The sergeant who commanded the
Euari over tho nrie0n has been placed
In arrest. but hn Or not believed tp
have been Implicated ln tho plot Son.
tlnel Stlirc also has haUu placed lu
arrest and II ~ probable that be- will
be- punished Tor permitting Miller 20
escape.
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r,II,.

PAltkER. Mrs. Mnrrnrst u. porkr
was born Feb. "a. 1876. Iu gHu1d4 ~
died nt G:i5 .. M. Aug. 10. ln SAN ~,
city
Funeral Tuesday afternoon DO q
o'clock. from the Fifteenth ward mUH.
Ing house. Friends Invited tl attend
The remains can b. viewed hv fr.HrHt
NJ the family residence. NJ south FH
West, from 1890 10 1880.
Nevada and Idaho papers pi.1Ha Uulf.
CONKLIN-In Salt Lake city. Aur
2lst. 81 old age. Hannah C1nkIIu. ma
Jan. 20, 1906. On Suffolk county. ST.
York State. ugcd 90 years. Q month,
and 20 days.
Funeral NJ residence or Mrs Susan T.
Smith. No. 20 north West Temple street
On Wednesday Aug 23rd. no 9 b. m.
Friends invited.
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Humor That the Former Is Ebdeavoring
to Get Ahead OF the latter.

The statement IN made that the Colo
RADIO Midland IN sending "a party nf on-
gincerH Co Mecker and Steamboat
Springs IN the white River country. u
II said that the object Ia view IL 10
construct ID line 20 Hahn's peak In adj
vance OF the Rio Grnnde Western,
which the g. NJ. IL afraid win build IA
branch to Fort Duohcsne and ON 10 the
peak
The g. NJ. wants 10 connect with the
Wyoming Southern. which ~ moving on
10 Steamboat Springs.
In the event that the RIO Grnndo
Western enters Steamboat Springs. one
mere route Will be opened 10 this city
tom Denver.
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San Francisco Aug IA special
from Winflow. Arlz.. says.
Two hundred Indians IN Foreman
hinkH' grading gang az Navajo
Springs. Aria. 20 miles east NJ here. are
threatening 60 cStcrmluutp ull the
whites IN that section. They were paid
on on the 10Th and proceeded 90 gamble
and drink heavily gambler named
G. II. Landroth. after quarrel with
some N them, assaulted ono. shooting
and stnhhinF him seriously The tribe
armed themselves with all the weapons
IN the camp, shot tho gambler seven
times, Hcalpcd him ana mutilntc1 hlH
body beyond recognition.
Troops from Fort Wingatc have been
ordered 10 the scene ana serious trouble
IL feared
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,Jensoin's church Chronology. a chrs,.
1906 20 the close ~ 1895. Print. "
new type throughout In any y,
of binding desired. pricpn. 81 q az.
Hhd 500. The funds derived fr11, ,t
sale N the book will be- usod fg-
erection Of now Lattcr-dny g1f,,.
lliutotlan's Office IN this city. For ~.
az THE DESEREr NEWA
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London. Aug, 2i.-ThD colonial oflco
In confirmation NJ the dispatch from
Chpetown saying the TunHvHal govern
mcnt has handed IT, reply 90 the British
agent at Pretoria, HuyH that Fir Alfred
Aulner has tclegrsphrd "a message 20
that effect. All tho officials Of the col
onini office would say IN regard 10 tho
matter ls"thc reply II not u mplrto nc-
ceptancc ~ the proposal Of Mt cham
berinin, secretary NJ the colonies"
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yard, there i dirt. plain s,,.,.,-
mlstakable dirt thefo-diri ,tt.. o..
Pheasant 70 think of as "a r a Va.
part OF milk that IL 10 b. ys.'i !,
n9n- as FOOD. No dairy shovir. D.
n,ns- IN any degree can r.,n. ih.i
sall.9 cienn.' or decentiv rI'.5 e
neal,hi9illy clean. Hardly anv
n ,,eu. ' 10y, On earth makes susb
difficulties in the wort s"sf' slA
cheese Industry. DNi'er al
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LEGAL NoTIuE.
In the District Court. Probate Division, 10
aud Tor salt Lake County, state of va"
In tho mattor Of the E,tats Of wnlllm Ca'lo
decreased

In the lNIaiflFi ANNNfNH AlNNANN' 80
aud Tor salt Lake County, state ot va"
In tho mattor Of the Estate Of william ua''o
deceased,
Tho petition Of :, a, Caste, hdminl,tlAl9'
Of the estate ~ William caste, dr',h,,.,s
prfylng for nn order uf snln u real prlWll
II said ducrdrut aud that Az persons w,
ta,ted appear before the said court lo slt III
rnu.r why nm order should not De gunt't I.
sell 30 much us shall be necessary ,9l wv WI
lowing described real estate ui salu uo'''''''
oSommchelng a.so chain, north and ,oa ,.l, q
degrees west NJ links from the s.nln'l
rufner NJ the southwest qunlinI
section n Township y spll! t,,et
Range / east ~ salt Lake metldiani .,i.,
south as DEGREES west 800 fhhlih, lnut5
north 40 chains, thence east ~ why, =
thonce south 10 degrees % minutes 49,
links thence south 70 degrees east iu NtHa
north d degrees west 100 chains llNIH w
place uf beginning, thence south dtfiD'1 -
10 chain, 20 place NJ hgginnlnHs ni, .t.g I'D
sot Tor hearing on saturday, inc guy "af 10
september. a. u. 1870, az 0'W n'clwt " N'r,,,B
hrCounty Court House, ln no 'l.it i,Ua
d said Court, In salt Lake ul'N S'' '"''
County. Utah .,,.,,,t ,.tth
WITNESS the rlofl, Of SAID e9nil f.,i
the seal IA ROT liiAtI lhla i''
dny Of August, A. ~ l.Ni
fsrAtJ bANIDC. DUNBAR tlerG III,
nv Ggo. ~ nLAnL tiopniy ul7EA'
stewart q stewart Attorneys
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y the prvdi1nosition 10 WORM, q.
chlldrcn u not cured they bccnrna ~. y
clatcd, weakly and In danger OF cog,.i
slons. WHITES CREAM VEit,i
IuGE " the most uccesafui ana t,'.'l
lar remedy. Price gj cts. Y - sp,'
DRUG Department. a.
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~ your sight Is blurred with rpsrb
and spots floating before your gtll
OF you have palms on the right sIds h..
der the ribs, then your liver ~ def1rs.i
ahd you need a few doses of IERnfSi
90 regulate Il. Price Co eta Il q Al 3
Drug Der lrtment.
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"rhat Is the Question" In Railroad Circles
Anent the HoadInaster's once.

II was stated today from reliable
sources that the Office Of llondmnater
of the Rio Guudo Western had been
abolished. This has created quite a
stir IN railroad circles, The statement
was made that the office practically has
been closed since the an OF August
and that now all the business pertain.
Ing 10 that department has been trans
f1rred 10 the general superintsndents
office.
since the an inst. the rondmnster
aud his chief clerk have been hard at
work completing an tho business or
their department and turning the same
over 10 Superintendent A. u. Welhy
IL ~ further said that the roadmastor
was discharged on the charge OF IN
competency. a railroad man said 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21
rnANK wApLnlam A rAyonrrr.
May Get the Passenger End Of the Rail
road Pooi-IIis Chances.

Although genial Frank a. WadIolgh
dld not get the position as successor
10 T.. j. Flynn IN the freight depart
mont OF the Trnnsmlasisslppl mud Colo.
RADIO lines. the sentiment Tor the widely
known Wndlclgh 20 handle the pansen.
ger business OF the bureaus and usso.
Citations Is 10 strong that he stands
more than a mere chance. 10 is ro.
ported In Denver that Traffic Manager
Hughes OF the Denver and RIO Grande
ia n staunch supporter of Wadlelgh.
and his friends arc urging the local
roads TO nominate him Tor the passeu-
ger work.
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Send 30 cents 20 the New a,i
obtain the beautiful portfolio histo7
OF our boys work In the Philippine
on TO Manila We pay the p0st1s.
Stamps taken IN payment.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

August "a. 1899.
Following are todby'u ore nud bullion
receipts uH reported by tho institutions
below indicatcd'
TuduN'H clenfinEH o. Q. oil. ...&7ss. 500 q
Same day last year D., ,..,.. 2G5.s2e.5t
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Inks"
hy Gallon. quart or pint. for orr..
news books. stationery. tea,i M l's.
L. " nAMMLL.
81 West Second South s,rs.,
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Bartholomew liorrca stm show .
Lagoon 0vory day.
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IAI

Hartholomew's Horses stm st,.
Lagoon every day. '' SNOW a,
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"ALFREp II. HENRY,
ORCHARD WAKE.
'W1LDMAN MURPHY"

Send 30 cents 20 tho "Nowa" ana
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
NJ our boys work In tho Philippines,
ION TO Manila" We pay the postage.
gtampa taken In payment
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Oct your Purple onr-rit, H..
Day. saltair. Aug. 2g. Nipi
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

HAMBURGER a MMILLAN.
bullion ,... 90. Of. 600. o.. ......yi5ig
MCCORMICK & GO.
buli bars 90 Gee. ,,s 5000, ...33,agO
Il, II, JONES s. co.
IIc ''s'' s's'ss sssssss. ..s,s.s,ssNliil 900
hull'h 90 ''''s 90, &c. $4,000, 90. 400
Total De-. D.. ...... ....... .....8tlsU0
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-10

mouth. are the guests of the Misses
Turner on Grnydon avenue, Client.
Miss Anna Chalmers, Of Smithfield.
visited friends in Norfolk last week
Mr.. Burruss Corprew is ut home
again after an extended stay at the
Northern resorts.
Mrs. J. Z. Heath and family, with
the exception Of Miss Katherine Heath,
have returned from the Sweet Chilly
beate Springs.
Miss Fannie S. Conway, Of Louisville.
KY, spent last week with friends in the
city.
Miss Browne. OF Baltimore. ia stop
ping at the Beach. and has as her guest
Miss Carr. of Baltimore. and Miss Mary
Lou Gray. Of Norfolk.
Mr.. Duncan Fuller Is at home again
after pleasant visit to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Percy S. Stephenson has returned
from Atlantic City and the Eastern
Shore.
Mr.. Thomas Stark is visiting his Sis
ter in Orange county.
airs. q. w. Wilson and daughter.
Mary, left yesterday to visit relatives
in Suffolk.
Misses Lillian and Blanche Batchel-
der have returned after a pleasant visit
to Chuckatuck.
Miss Ellie McAlpine. who has been
visiting Miss Eva Scott, in Berkeley, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.; $. L. Forbes left Saturday, for
Mrs. Theodore S. Garnett and Miss
Elizabeth Bowdoin have returned from
Alton: Va, where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. NJ. w. Mason and daughter, Miss
Nellie: have returned home from an
extended Western tour.
80
Miss Agnes Douglas West and Miss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-10

inc Lake Druinmond Canal and Water
Company wish to give notice that the old
dismal swamp Canal route between Nor
folk and Elizabeth City is NOW OPEN
will leave every other day. except Sun
day. commencing AUGUST rs. making
trips as follows: Leave Norfolk MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY -ERIDAY re-
,THURsDAY and sATuRDAY. EST =
The Canal Company tnsures nine feet
or water at present time between the
locks, and in few weeks they will have
ten feet OF wafer in the canal The Ca
nal Company has dredged fifteen feet In
depth for a distance OF three thousand
feet below the lock in Deep Creek. They
nave also made deep water below South
Mills Lock, in the waters OF the Pasquo-
TANK river The Canal Company has
OF ten feet at low wnter. Thus far the
Canal Company can insure a sufficient
depth of water.
Tho Canal Company would not at pres
Norfolk and Elizabeth City for boats
drawing more than seven and half feet
OF water. as the Pasquotank has ono
shoal place, and Deep Creek at low water
mas not more than seven and half feet
al the present time.
The Government has appropriated mo.
ney to deepen and widen Deep Creek, and
also to deepen and straightcn the water
way or the Pasquotank river. This work
Is to commence at once. The Company
widen the canal. and in the near future
the Canal Company believe that they Will
have canal and waterway between the
points named that cannot be excclled In
this country. =
j. B. SANFORD. ". p.
1nforma ton can be had at the office OF
a. NJ. MARSHALL. tug boat Office, Camp
belfs wharf. Norfolk, Va. au23-tf
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowper at
Willoughby Beach, left yesterday for
their home, where they will continue
their study of music.
Mr.. w. L. Payne left Wednesday
for Mountain Lake to visit his family,
who are summering there.
Mr.. Richard B. Taylor is visiting his
family on the Eastern Shore of Mary
land.
Miss Alice Kelly left last week for
+ Staunton, where-she will be at school
this winter.
Miss Bessie Doyle has returned from
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. c. a. Nash and family have re-
turned from Mountain Lake. where
they have been spending the summer
Miss Margaret Wilson is spending "a
few days with Miss Annie Delk in sur
folk
Mr.. c. w. Northern and son left last
week for a visit TO Blowing Rock.
Mr.. r. Willard Cooke has returned
after a delightful visit of six weeks to
New York State.
Mr.. I.ivius de Bordenve has returned
from Blowing Rock, n. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 1rcdell Jenkins have
returned from Il stay at the Sweet
Chalybeatc Springs.
Mr.. Frank Mccullough Is at the Sweet
Chalybeate Springs for short stay.
Mr.. Theodore S. Garnett, Jr.. is home
after two weeks visit to the Virginia
Mountains.
Mr.. John B. Whitehead. Jr.. after n
Canada Is back home.
Mr.. D. Lawrence Groner has returned
from Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
Miss Leila Garnett returned from
Baltimore Friday.
Mr.. r. c. Taylor, after n two weeks.
visit at Blue Ridge Summit, Is back in
Norfolk.
Mr. a. M. Agelasto, Jr.. leaves for the
South tomorrow night, representing
the cotton house of Ralli Bros.
Miss Mamie Skinner is back in Nor
folk. after a stay in Danville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Taylor have
returned from the Sweet Chalybeate
Springs.
Misses Emily and Ruth Wilson spent
several days last week with Mrs. T. A.
Jones, at Wiiloughby Beach.
Miss Elizabeth Schindle, of Hagers.
town Nd. and Miss Cora Bagley. Of
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!!..sO !! |! NOTES
"A Delightful Musical at the Cou-
per Cottage, Virginia Beach.
nt tho Country Clnb :
who arc at tho virginia springs
and who lsnvo Returned Home
or 10 school.

OF all the months in the year Sep
8 TENDER is the worst. so far as society
els concerned. The weather is disagree
q bly, warm, and all the gaiety which
IL has marked the summer resorts about
u N orfolk for the past three months is
sat an end and only those remain at
i the seashore who enjoy Its restful calm.
sssleuite "a number of the summer visitors
s. are9Teturning home, but those still
leaving keep the population almost at
shchb@tide; and the difference Is scarcely
* pIeeeptible.
sssze Mr.3and Mrs. John Copper entertain
sSedgaffew Of their friends Tuesday even
Elm sat her cottage at Wllloughby Beach
II The affair was a musicale. Mr.. Copper,
New York, son Of the famous sculp-
SS8tcr. Mr.. William Copper, rendered eX-
sohisite music on the violin, accom-
panied on the piano by Mr.. Tilson, of
~ New. Yorki also am accomplished mu-
ssEic am Selection after selection de-
sflighted the appreclatiYe audience, and
was loath they were to descend from
III the sublime to the more commonplace
things of life and run to catch the train
Whichs carried a large portion back to
iSN6rfolk. Among those who listened to
this sweet music were Mr.. and Mrs.
ssSebrell Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Jones, Mr..
ssand Mrs. Dodson, Mr.. William
: ssIgouper, Miss Louise Jones, Miss
81 ma Thomas, Miss Elizabeth
&Schindle. OF Hagerstown: Miss Cora
ssHagley. Of jackson, N. c.; Miss
y Mary Cohn,i Miss Miriam Wilkinson,
ftss Mary Belle White, Miss Nellie Lit
estls, Misses Emily and Ruth Wilson. Mr..
ssldo dson, OF Baltimore; Mr. william
Ssrandy.; Mr. George Moss. Mr.. Linton
Mr.. Ralph Jones, Mr.. Griffith
fI,odsof. N r Herbert Holland and Mi.
John Copper.
Ssss Louise Noteworthy left yester-
ytnpsning for Danvnle, Va, where
sa9h III spend some times with rela-
S3s AIiss Maud y Gerrish, who has been
'epsnd ing. the SO narner with relatives in
" tit1onyille y, a. has returned to her
.AsatSas NO. $50 Butte street
sd I.suA shs phsTd, who hes bsen
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members this summer, was closed or
| Wednesday last.
Misses Florence and sallIe PEBBLES
| have returned from the Old North
State, where they have visiting friends
Miss Nellie Tucker left last week to
visit friends in Charleston, w. Va.
Mr. ]. Walter Downer and Mr. George
Kelly have returned to Lexington to
resume their studies at V. NJ. /.
Miss Eta Lee Is spending the month
of September in Hampton
Mr.. a. Brooke Gresham left Wednes-
day for indianapolis, which place he
now calls his home.
Mr.. Beverly D. Tucker, Jr., left Mon
day for Jefferson county, w. Va, where
he will visit relatives prior to entering
the University of Virginia for this SEES
sion.
Miss Ethel Pace, who has been visit
ing Mrs Ernest Woodard. on Free
mason street. has returned to her home
i'm Richmond.
Mr.. Estes. who has been spending
me summer at Virginia Beach, left
Friday for Europe.
Miss Emily Baker returned last week
from Mountain Top and Monterey,
where she has been sojourning this
summer.
Mrs. w. Il. Driver is at home again.
aiter pleasant stay at Mountain Top.
Miss Virginia starke, Misses Jane.
Liza and Maria Tucker left Monday for
Amherst, Va. where they viii spend
the month of september.
Mr.. Davis Jordan left Friday for the
Hose Military Academy. a Blackstone,
Mr.. John d. VIM has returned after
a deiightful summer spent at the Sweet
Chalyheatc
Mr.. r. z. Lee Taylor has returned
from Blue Ridge Summit Pa.
Misses Myra and Jessie James have
returned to their home. In Richmond,
after pleasant stay at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. r. p. yolght and family have
returned from the Yellow Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Annie Delk. Of Suffolk, spent
Friday with Miss Margaret Wilson.
Mr.. Julian Osborne and Mr.. Robert
NJ. Hughes. Jr., are at Mountain Lake.
Mr.. N. w. Nicholas, Jr., is spending
his vacation in Northwest Virginia
Mr.. Thomas Cowper md Mr.. Rex TIL
son. OF New York. who have been the