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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

brudr / Qar / 6dmmel. Den Sang
it ban 8 9anae 5 8age5 @ano %
9rso for georageri og 2psg9ngeri
m. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

TN III IlAlh dktt0+
5or punoen. 5ipligere grsnos
graper / Gbenie, nu 2anoeier / 5rss
itrup aorup Gbriitian anuoien bar /
nogle 0age Daret %foriounoen ira it
9iem. 5 ct grep lii i'm 9uilra bar
ban meooelt, at ban life mere benber
biem. 6ans 6%orIpinoen er anmelot
til politiet.
utpftestitf.qfb Sergent
6anien, 4sbpaing. 5epIing Sogn,
bar meO i'm camille / oisis 0age pes
ret / geieg hos fine Spigerforalore /
Saooina 8uIoager Sosn. bppr ben
isrgeIige ulptte b9note, 1t Sergsnt
6auiens eneits Spn, en- lille greng
paa % 4ar, falot / en- @rpoe togsnoe
Suppe, Der for ct gieblit bleo iat neo
pau 9ulpet, og itoloebe fig iaa forfer=
oeIigt. at ban oeoe ct Bar 0dge efter.
~4issu-f -
SIoIps. 5orleben Gftermibodg
peo 3s5ioen ppitoo Der Slb i ben
@aarOejer 5reoerit ghriitenien i 9lrs
lsis peb R9itpso tilbsrsnbe Qrpefgitez
9udrO, Der / 2sbet al fort lib futos
it9noig neobr9note.
Stelft9r afrfeflofte bar
oGret ubrugelig | IA Qdr, MI er ben
iitdnoiat oe bleD forleoen often paann
inopiet I'll grug beo en- lille 5sjtioez
lisbeo / airten, boor propit gonoo
= efter at en- Saline bar afiunoen =
talte ON air~tetlotfens fdloenbe Rsit,
Der bar at li9ne peb en- Wober, fom
faloer paa lit Barn. a~irfefloftens
taloenoe Rsit lboer life til snboer 5io
oe anosr ale Jorbolo = / Sorg eller
9leoe = eng for be mango forifenige
Menneiter, Der bsrer ben.
Gftsr at ben fife 5eitipeliaheo bar
fluttet, gift be tirtebeisgenOs = eftel
propiiens 4nmoonine - ub paa ST.
tegaarben, bDorefter ben iitanf
alotte beennbte at rinee, Do Ell sluu'
ben falot be andre alotter e'Vue"
tiliioit ringebe ale ire 8 "'O' ~
.<ofitr.
gsitprslf.s onro oon
mdrts eare'efarsSino S,t
Ioflsoen I0fs' 4sns opfarina al De ii
sap .s'eenoe 4sfuliat- Carer Bal
.'as n o2S ) Ct, Optrlarer Rdsmus.
zen 1904 Ct, Sperl. 2~itsreddrb 1755
ol.' 5sritel. M. atrrup 1907 ct. %
c@' -er Sob. Gssb,rg 1458 ct. Bal
! .ns, Rasmusin ps gitersaurb e
Oalgt, msbsns attrnp sl
|, Suppleunt. 5prit,fnrer g. 8. gerl
palates til R,piipr msb 1869 ct.
:. @ammeI Begrapefes
lplabs. Sitter Ritoloj Nielien fano
/ forlsbsn Deb @rupnin9 / i'm 5aDe
gepling en- QerFdal, Der eienipnli!
t par al msgst bej alper. 9un ino.
Ienbte 5uRbst til Hationalmuieet. be-
/ gap BAN 3 Str. for StaaIen idmt loi
plabien unberisee peb en- Qsiiitent
llStsnt ubgraDningerne enbnu life e
t fulbsnbte, sr Der oIersbe paa Steoe
{ funbet u 9raDe, latte at Sten ot
inbeboIbenbe urner og &rutter. u
MetuIbele fanbtes fun meget libt
: Stebet er en- 9ebosliess os gegrapel
c iespIubs fra 5ibsn pmtring ariit
Jsbisl, og mar baaber, naar uberap
{ ninsen bliber f%orifat, at gre pberli
gere 5unb.
al Sunbss u merifdneren, be
leper al, naar ban er pda fri Sob, q
$ gaa omfrine til gobtroenbe Menneife
c og ubgipe fig for bjembenot Qmerita
4 ner, Der brineer Silfen fra Slagt D
I 0enner | bet fjerne 0eften, pda bpiltel
b aonto ban unbsrtiben leber brit og
t en- ,,sjeblitfslig 5%orleeenbeo" iiaar II
: noeet Msnt, bar nu ieen fact el
{ Dom | 0iborg for 2%sseanseri pg Bet
: Teri, lpbenbs pda 120 9asss 5panss
I arhejbe. 9ette er ben %. Strdf, bal
bar sjort Jig f%ortjent til. 5orris
Sang, ian bleD pemt, bar ben Is. Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

0rufnet en- 4ilebe6ols
5orleOsn er en- lille 2s4ars
piee, 8atter al @qaroeier Sens Bad
pua 9iliteo Mdrf, orutnet / en- Vile
beboloer. 9eboloeren, Der par ca. .
9(len opb, par lite nar fplot meo aile.
Barnet bupoe p9ret borte en- lille lib.
oe oa man iaa iegts efter bet, fdnot
man ben file gige ON Gftermioodsen
Drutnet ben grimme Yeboloer.
Mofebranb. 5orleoen gfters
miOoag opitrGmmeoes 5poerup Std'
tiOns geboere peo, at en- tart Rsg
brso I'D at Stottebierg Stop melem
Spberup Station og oSposrapbus".
Gn Del tiIilenoe 5olf opoageoe, at
Rs9en tom fra en- MoIe, ira bpilten
5lammerne itoo bit / 8eiret. Mun
gift itrdts / Sang meo at bedr6ejoe
Moiebranben. og bet lptteoes at be-
CREME Sloen til felipe M}oien. Ia
Der runbt omfring Moien fnoes
@ranItop, tunoe Der let pGr opitdaet
en- aloorlig Sfobbrdno. Man mener,
at Sloen ftplbes gsrns 2eg meo
5GnoFitter. Gn al 5oltsne fanOt eli
tom 3GnbititGife paa Steoet.
0eb efter ct uIpttestiIs
&sbmanb Glemmenier,
9pIprimmen, fulot en- often paa 1T
aontor ooer mob en- Stol, fdd at ct
trGngte op / llnoerIipet.
Dan bIeo burti9it muIi9t tsrt til
5pgebus. bpor ben tiltdlote
aege. Stdoslaee Giden. Qulborg, fos
retog en- Operation. Glemmnien az
ait imioIsrtiO ct Bar 0oee isnere uec
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

bette oar ittt, fanot 9~eslaosIien Steb.
Ten Cperhspisning, ieg hdpoe n9ret
ON At oGre pa bet rette Sppr, blep
unber 6orbprene afIpit At en- litter
DISTINGUISHING ON bans 1lifnlbig6eo.
Mlen leg mener pgiaa, At bet itete for
~iaapiot er til bans Sam, iom bet bar
reniet BAN fuIot for Den Mistanfe.
5olteInatten bapoe fremtdlot mob
bdm."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

~NA SAAAA
it ban 8 @anae 5 3dges @dnb %
9rsb for georageri og 2pseangeri
m. m.
Oct oant Re Misfionsfel
fab. Ganb. pbdrnl. gqerbef, BET
banife MisiionsIeIitabs porbenoe qas
9emisiionar / aina, bar %. SUM
IIuttet i'm Q~99eetsamen / edinburgh
og tdaet ben ,,meb ubm9rtelie". 81
ter operitaaet Gtsamen piI ban MI
td9e en- 5ur til 0dnmart, inoen ban
%. SuIi ifdl oare til Stebe igen peo
Den afluttenoe llniperiitetsfeIt / Goins
bur9b.
9rutnet ct 3ar. Gn 6uss
monosfamiIie pad gepl Mort miifebe
forleoen Dag beres life t~osdariae
Brena. Der orufneoe | ct / 9aaroen
itdaenoe Gar. 8rengen. Der euers ait
% le9eoe meb fine SmaoIeftenbe
9daro og 6doe, fanbt, od ban par ct
2jeblit alene, paa at gad ben til aars
ret, Der bar fnlbt meo ca. l Qlen onbt
9ano. San maa p9rt flobret OBJ eaa
en- Sten, Der lad peb Sarrei, ga ban
bar oerDeo fdaet iaa msgen Sperbas
lance, at ban er 6umpet neo / aarret
mso aniistet og begge 6anosrne, o9
Zine, RGie o9 Muno er blepne fDlote
ido burtig meo @anb, at Barnet
itrdts er bIeben tpalt. 5dmilien 6apoe
tort / 5Orpejen miitet en- lille 6sQars
.4ige. .~..lx..4 RECTAL.
sAS%% - ..~
yM ssStbenbe"s d e
batter so1neprait $. giarnefen,
9uoom oeo 2empig, rdmtes, iom meoz
belt, Pinieoag, meoens ban forrettebe
9uostjeneiten, nf ct apopIettiif Kilt
f9loe. SITTER boab hi bar fact Meb.
oslelie ON, er Yaitor giarneIer, Itooio
! fremaoffrioenOe geOring % Ear uaes
reoe en- lib tunnel forbes r,ppe. 7oo
tan ban enonu life ielp ubfsrs fine
embeosforretninger.
airteinbp'pT5e epnooo D.
{, =. sun III: 10 mODieOes ben me airts
~ atOsSO' 4 So9n. airten laa tbs
debjsrns al Sognet, men ,r
sells Deb 6jalp at ~fripi1iee gis
"a bells peb gibrag fra Statss
4sisn - flpttet inn til aarlbn. Gn
Del al ben eamle Sirte er bsnpttet
isen, naDnlig @ranitten. 5senineen
sr Ieperet at Suititsraao Bib. 6dusz
feb, Sbenie, mebsns 4rtitett Oiipds
RUS. Ranbers, bar lebet Qrbeibet.
5smrermeiter Glmeren. Ranbers, bar
oeret G~ntreprensr.
airfsn inbpiebes al giitop, Or.
Sob. Glduien, berefter pr9bitebe Sogs
nepr9iten, paitor Sau9iteb.
Junbne2is. 2ieet al 9abifes
riforpaster aa9e Senietl. iom ben IA.
I. W. forulbtteoe peb goeenie, er MI
funoet / Rerbeben at Gritsbolm, 2it
for goeenie. 2iget, fom Iaa / s6ap>
i~totten ca. 20 4len fra 2anb, %fdnbtes
at J%orpusteren pua Grit5bolm. iom
bilbe I'D at babe.
Gn 2Osaarig 5ieneitetarl, Dig
go qdrieh. iom tjente bos 9uaroeier
Rdsmusien, Spinbinge, er funOet iom
Gig / 9oltenbapns 5iOro peb Npborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

Smiolertio bdooe Der neo aennem
ale Gtd9er iamIet iia en- MtGn9oe OPP
itrGmte 6mbeosmano og 6unttionGs
rer, % oa Manoen puu Reofarten
nadeOe anoen Sal. greb n aontoriit
~reiolut til og bep BAN frem fra bet
ubetDemme SGos. 3a 6oritrattelien
6dDOe fact 5iO til at iatte zig, Og
Manoen. Der oiIte iig at pGre en- Ma>
lermeiter uoe fra 6ufum, baube giOrt
liot 3oilette. tunoe ban ta9e biem
uoen dnoen Nlen al I'm 2uftiejIaos
en0 en- bopen 9inb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

NNaAISA YN"F 49, - - LNF~A1ittef
5o~lteInatten bapoe fremtdlot mob
bam."
Raturen git ober Sptugz
telen. Bore 6sits er 10 M oaiaa
blepne Ida mooerns, at De eddr meb
Straabatte. men enoitent man lite
tan n99te, at nogle al De R0le Inr
~pirteli1 foritaar at b9re oenne 9rnz
BELLE meo 89roigbso, iaa mua bet
oesoarre ogiaa iiges, at Der er Snois
oioer iblanot benz, ION enonu life er
naae6e ret Idngt frem pda GibiliIatioz
mems 0eie, ibet De beitemt pGgrer iig
oeo al bore 6at.
9i baboe forleoen paa Rerrebro Den
6ornsielie al ie ct iadoant DIR foran
en- 5oip9noer fsrit ipiie i'm 9ammez
rats 6dt init. Duff, til Der intet dnbet
par tiIbage END 6agebaanoene, og Der
nait BUTTE 6opebet for At ldoe Sioes
manoen uofgre BET idmme Stptte Dir
beibe bos iig. bOiIfet bog 6eIoi9pis Bier
forbinoret at Den alt anoet enb ben
rpfte Stuff, ION tom til. 6eitene bur-
De pitt bere nogle 5oreorag ON 9erz
Iigtsm9sFgbeoen al at barre 6dt.
7eosfdIb. 5EprleDen Tdd opbe
ben unge Gage Spen 9sctsr. Ssrsleo
pr. Rostiloe. At en- 9iertslammelie.
6an blep fun So Oar, par ueift %
meget afbOlot for lin Riofarbeo ION
Gage % lin @apm;Ibbeo mob be fat
tige.
= 5dstiunter, St~oOtafsator Better
Brakeman Sulius al 9bloenfelot,
betenbt iOm ubm1rtet 5nritmdno og
onoti9 GmbebsmanO, er afgaaet peo
9aoen, II qar al.
9amle Malerier asqeI
8irte. 5orIeoen fanot man nogle
interesiqnte Malerisr ira 5rsperit b.
2bsns SiO pda Ell gdmmelt 8ulpitur /
9ege Strife. Rationalmuiest If Ielp=
fslgelig Meobelelie ON 5unbet, % mn
Zig pal 9irettsren, Or. WSoGerup,
asae Tor at taee be tets Malerier, Der
til 9els er ufoRffebs. / Eiefbn. 0is
rettsren bar meget interesisret / Sun
BET. 6an ~ertl9reoe, at De bar al itorl
tu%lturbiftoriit 5nteresie, od be gap eft
f~ulot9noigt giaeoe al alabeoraatsn
pdd 5reoerit Den 2bers lib. 9eres
Snteresie blioer ndturIiepis life MIN
ore peo, at be er. ganfts eneitaaenoe Der
| Qdnoet. Wfdn bill M itrdts iom
prspe at reitdprere be ietg Mas
Der til 8els sr afbQttebe. Gn
pnsre ginsotarsr, ST.. 6ar>
len, CT duereoe gaaet / Gag meb 4rs
Oct bar bsrpsb biit ia, al.
Ralerierne er 'erbtlts fine. San bar
dfoatfst ct 9inses, Der fores
ti1er Ell Abtisa, BET innger efter ct
Pooebid6, Maieriet er iaa Fnt ubs
PIT, al man / en- 2upe enbog fan l9ie
e9bsrnea 5stit. Rddr afbetninssn
T tiienoebrast, Dil en- Muler, eftsr
yoranitaltnins at Rationalmuisei
see at eeneipe Malerierne oerss ops
.inoelise u~oiesnbe. ~.
Booths 8efss. General
bar oisfe 2dss afldgt asbsne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

5oripunoen. 5ibIigere grsnOs
9rdper i Gbenie, nu 2dnoeier / 5rps
itrup aorup Gbriitian anuoien bar i
nogle 9age Oaret %foriounoen ira it
0iem. 5 et grep Ill i'm 0uIlra bar
ban meooelt. at ban lite mere benper
biem. 6ans 5orIpinoen er anmelot
til politiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

9eb af SoIftit. asbmanb
Sors, 5olser 9pHs 9saarise Ssr
itprtebe ms plubislis Bob ON, oa bar
bar pua 9eien til SfoIsn, rant a
Solltit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

panif poa &sben dpns'
Raabbus. Jorlebsn 5ormiof -,
bsrtes plubielis paa bet me 30 ,,b,,s
ben iloeparslenbs 2pb at Cir ,otoxsrs
Sisnal,lc.ts, os ct 2isbli' ,itsr rno,
tebes bet Oper belle Rae .pbuist At sr
Mano bar blepsn tl'' NJ III. m,nsn
eisDaiDrsn % Or sninsens Colt Oe
ilddet sslt sue' balpt libel. Saa gal,
par. ct nu fife, men gdnite rigtig bal
! en- 1lnrs 5erre. lise tommen inb frt
j. oa,loet, / treble gtase itesen inb / Gle
s~scatoren pda en- iaaban Mnabs, at bar
! life tunbe babe siort bet beors, ON be
: 9apbs Deret bans !6eniigt at snoe i'm,
et1aee I 6ejisp9rfet. 5 Stebet foi
nemlig at ufpente bet gieblit, ba Gle
patorbunben Tom | 5sjoe meb 5rop
4 p~eofiatien, iprdng ban til, fua iddr
ban ida ben fsrite 4ntpbnins at Gle
pdtoren, men Tom berpeb til at hang
ubpenbig pdd ben, paa bet Steb, be.
banner bens 2oft. Sibbenbe paa 5ul
9 Der iteg ban | 0ejret og befanbt III
Iinart oppe unber 2oftet, fom glepu
loren slibsr ben unoer | fun u 5pm
De mers Qfftanb berfru. Oct pilbe bap
peret umuliet at femme fig igennen
Der uben at blipe flabtrntt. fnuit ION
b melem to Meneitene. iii alt 5ell
g er aoftst bog life ~fpnberlis masfip
m poa bette Steb; bet ubesr fun ct Ipin
itelt 8alfffiaerum. Og ieennsm bett
maiebes ben gamle 9erre, fua ban for
melig ffeb 8res9e | Muren, bpis Sol
og pubs ramlebe neb oper BAN pg gal
BAN abffilise puf 0g Gfrab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

Booths gefss. General
Booth bar / Oisfs gdss ahdst asbsnz
buon 1T aarlise g.iss. Chen ban
pdr Der mi, bar ban p9ret / Jrantris.
Srr.sstb. Stdiien, SpIflano, gslgisn,
Goadno % Srlonb. 5 September
ordaer ben utrettelige 2eber al 5relz
TENS 6ar til amsrita.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
cRuN>.

Crums sunday School expect 90 have
a yard party in the grove near the
church. August 81 and p II not favor
able on Friday night. will be on Salur-
day night
The Ladies Aid Society. of Stones
Chapel, met at Mrs. Lyd Hardesty's
Thursday with good attendance. and
added few more names To their roll
Miss Kate Russell returned from West
Va. last week bringing with her Mrs.
Blanche Ambrose who has been quite
sick for foar months hut is now improv-
linz
Mr. Elma Eimmen and sister Miss
May. and Saue Dutercr attended the
picnic at Npou, Spring Saturday evening.
James the liitlc son of Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Pierce /, quite sick
Mr. and Mrs Win Carter drove 10
Winchester Thursday
Mrs. James Foster and Miss. Augusta
are visiting near Winche>ter
Master Edward and NELL Barnettc of
BerryNille were pleasant visitors at
Crum> recently.
Miss Josephine Claggett OF The
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
PERSONALS.
(JoHN SrRIBLINc. REroRrER.)

A"DhN DiNlDLt ~, iAkfoklt
Mrs Holmes Slime. Of Winchester. is
the guest Of Miss Russell, west of town.
Mr.. anu Mrs. II. H. McCormick were
among part who spent delightful
time at Camp Eas;, =" n the Shenan-
doah, few DAYS ago.
Mr.. Samuel Mccormick, deputy clerk
81 the Clake county courts. has moved
his family 10 town. aud is making his
home with Maj. :. J. c. Moore.
Mr.. Y. Helves,ine, of Roanoke. is
spending some time with his mother.
Miss. Lucy Helvesline has returned
from Roanoke
Mrs J. II. Siler. Of Berkeley Springs.
is visiting her mother. Mrs A. r. Cas-
tleman.
DIR. and Mrs. Jet Mccormick of Nor
folk. are visiting Mrs Marshall Meteor
mick
Miss Mary LloyJ, of East Orange. l.
visiting Miss Porlia Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mccormick
have returned from hot Springs. va.
Miss Annie c. herkley, of Danyiile.
is visiting al "Clef Oak"
Mr. Frank l'elye-,ine. Of Roanoke.
spent sunday at his home in this place.
Mr. Arthur Gray. of Amherst. is visit
ing Mn Hugh Mcdonald.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
B0WLES.

The gay young people of Philadelphia
snd Washington who are boarding here.
as we'll a. some of our owr neighbOr
hood, will ever remember Thursday
night, the eth, "a one of the most pleas
ant they ever spent Mr.. VIM Burch
gave that night most delightful dane,
in honor Of the many pretty girls az his
own, and Mt Prospect board ny house.
The nighG was an ideal one for dancing
and with good music and "a fine large
room. nothing was lacking that could
make the young people enjoy themselves.
Refreshments were served az II o'clock.
after which dancing was kept up IN
even the most Unsuitable were satisfied.
Mrs. Virginia Russell, of Alexandria.
has returned home after visit IF several
weeks TO her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
II. Shipe. She was accompanied hv her
sister. Miss Mary l.. Shipe
And still they seem TO come our
boarding houses are full of e and
pretty girls. and how pleasant these
countr, boys find IL.
SITN ANDOAr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
LAKE VIEW

\ party ladies and gentlemen e
this vicinity. consisting of Misses Lulie
Bonner. Mary Svimley and Nellie
WrigAt. Ne>srs. Harry Swimley. W. T.
Hoffman, and J VI. Cain. went picnic
ing on the banks of e Shenandoah.
near Castleman~ Ferry, on last Saturday.
They all report having had a pleasant
DAY in fishing, boating, bathing, loung-
Ing in the shade etc The BOYS all say
that they know who would make
them the sweetest and best of wiz =, a.
the dinner set out 10 them could not be
surpassed hy Delmonico. After spend
in- the day they accepted the invitation
of Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Byers. of Rippon
WI had Joined them at the river, to ga
home with them and spend sunday
which ,hey accepted, and, after partak
ing Of Mr. and Mrs Byers hospitality
until sunday evening they returned Ca
their respective homes highly pleased
With their outing
Mrs Jolite and party, of Philadelphia
~ iA' 90 tlA Nlt4~ lfAAA ~ tax
Valley. wer. the guests of Nr ID. T
Wood part of last week
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Swin-l lie. of Wash.
ington, are the guests OF Nj. William
Swimlcy. They spent about month ir
the .eighborhood
Miss Bessie and Lena Mcdonald
attended chilircn'~ day exercises a
Crum's Chapel last sunday evening
They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Landon Keckley
Mrs. Cha, Quick (nee Miss lust.
smith of Charlestown, spent few
days with her parents, Mr and Mrs J
b Smith, last week
Misses Mollie, Lucy. and Mildre,
TanQuery spent last sunday afternoon
with Miss Florence Splitter a. her aome
Forest Glen"
Nr Earnest Ely. OF Barne~vnc. o
is the gnr>, ol hi> father-iulaw. Mr.. -
/ 4 Wood
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
BOYCE.

Nh. j. j.. Jolline is slowly improving
from his serious illness.
Mr.. Jos Keller is about well again.
ana resumed his work at Mr.. Pages
store Monday.
Miss Hattie Harland, of Washington,
Is visiting her uncle; Mr. c. 4. Ford.
Mr. Ed IIetTlebower. of Warren coun-
~, was in BOyce Monday
Mr.. j French Thompson has been in
Boyce frequently Of late pushing the
sale of his fertilizers
Mrs. Arrison. of Front ROYAL. is the
guest of Mrs. T. b. Levi.
Mrs. Robinson, of Alexandria, is Wis
iung Mr.. T. b. Levi.
Mr.. Alex Mccormick spent SUNDAY
in BOyce. His many friends are glad TO
see his shadow Is not growing less.
\ number of our people are getting
stock ready tor the Berryville Horse
Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Estep spent sun
day in Berryville
Mr. Lewis Bradford and family visited
Mr.. j. W. Naming recently. They sre
spending the Summer in Virginia.
TIDDLEDEwINKI
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
GAYLORD.
SHENA~DoNu

Miss May Ca~tleman Is yiSii'u- friends
az the county eat
Mr. Robert Ca-'leman spent last
week with Mr. !. r.. Castlcman
An average of "a bushels to the acre
was made on the farm near. Gaylord.
belonging TO MI = F. Bell Mr. Locke
j. the farmer who put I'm the crop. and
gets the credit for the yield
Mr.. Garven of Nil wood. IS visiting
Mr. +. y. Reed
Nr. John Heain spent Thursday last
with Mrs. w. a. Johnson
Miss Maggie Stickle- visited her sis-
ter. Mrs. ?. ID. Myers. last week.
Mr.. Chas. Edward Harrel. our famous
di-eer Of bitches, ha, returned Co this
neighhorhood
Mr. Edgar Allen, of Clifton IS ~oiouru-
ing al Orkney Springs for "a week or
two for his health.
DANoN AND PYrW.~.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
WHITE POST.

Mr. and Mrs. Gaddis and their daugh-
ter, Margaret. are here on a visit and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mr. :. \. Dulin-.
Miss Caroline Alridge. of Washington
is here on visit To her aunt Mrs J. F.
Kennerly
Miss Beckhan. Messrs. Earnest Meade
and Thompson Sowors attended The
Hop at Berryville Tuesday night.
Mr. VIM. Green is in our midst again
only for short vacation. we are sorry
to say he is engaged in business at New
Port News.
Since man to man is so unjust
II is hard TO tell who will do I, trust
The fact as expressed in the above
quotation. was most forcibly demon
strated az the recent Horse Show i'm
Winchester there was present from this
section on that occasion many Of the
best all round judges Of stock 10 ne
f-unnd in the county. YES. Clarke was
well represented by the very best talent
There was good judges OF stock from a
nearby state who went FAR 10 make MP
the vast throng present Among Tine
rest WAS skillful Physician from the
nearby state aforesaid. a the sequel will
show. This doctor T. good Judge of
tine horses. ami especially is he Judge OF
good t-otter~ that can 20 al 9.30 clip.
Doe is very Tine of such stock and Is the
owner of several That can make better
than 2.30. he brought one of that class
with him, after looking over the entries
thc trotiiu- race I'm the 23O class.
came tn the conclusion that Dee would
en- er his nag and see II he could not
make enough to pay expenses. me did SO
and to his very great surprise found that
hi- horse wa, the tavoriie among the
sports. There was horse from Clarke
entered in thi, same race that hai made
better than 2.30 ON several occasions
Then doctor considered tine very bril-
iaut ilea that Che only way hc could get
his expense and add few more S2Os
90 Dis roi. was to propose go some of the
sports jhat he thought would 1atc some
of Che chicken pie was 90 agree 90 throw
the race. and make the Clarke horse tho
fayor.tc- This tip was given out and
very soon the ClarSc horse was The fav-
oritr The doctor I'm the mean time sent
hi~ pals ont wi:a the money and instruc-
tiou~ 90 take all bets against his horse.
The race w4> three hes, heats in five. the
horse from Clarke won the two first
heats This gave the boys In possession
o. the tip that the Clarke hose was TO
win and made the agreement very bind
ing. and also made the hackers OF the
horse from Clarke back their Judgment
for fabulous amounts. have il from
undouhted authority that some OF the
parties bet as much a. fifteen cents
That i the limit in this section. Tn,
| doctors horse won the next three heats
and The race. There was but one kicker
and De kicked The doctor in the stomach.
and that done him up. The last heard
from the doctor was that he was very
much improved. and had gone to Allan
tic city and was feasting ON his wi ninrs
at the Winchester Horse Show.
..,,- T,tr.-
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
MOUNT AIRY.

y great many people have passed
through by here during the past week
attending the bush meeting. ON We'd
nesiay several hundred people boarded
the early train that started from Blue-
mont. one member or more from every
family far and near. being iu attendance
OF conrse the gathering storm caused
-reat deal OF unea~iness. bat nothing
occurred but good rain. The win
blew gale through here. that had it
reached Purcellville, there might have
been a great deal of damage done.
a number of the citizens of this place
attended the reunion Of Mosby's men. at
Leeshurg. All were we'll pleased with
the days program.
Mr. j. G.. Fletcher attended the meet
ing of the members of his company.
at the residence Of Mr.. II. Smith. in
Faquier county. All who were there
enjoyed the meeting 20 its fullest extent.
II seems as if the saw and hammer
has locally disturbed the rattlesnakes
and started them out for Jess noisy dis
tricts. There have been number Of
them killed recently Willie Bell. last
week while looking for his COWS. Motto
ed that his horse would not 20. and on
looking ahead, he saw lying across the
road. tremendous snake. After
killing il, he found that it contained
fifteen rattles and button - making it
about Is years Old Willie thinks there
were Others lying near, for he heard the
rafting, but he did not stop to look for
the others. as it was getting late.
Mr. Joe Lyttleton kiIleda large rattlel
on Mrs Postons place He was so near
the snake that it made him feel shakv
1t is supposed that there was den OF
them near Raven Rocks and the clear
ing ont Of that section has started them
out.
ON Thursday the Bluemont Baseball
Team defeated Purcellville bv a score OF
6to g. A the wreath grows longer
fame grows stronger, and bye and bye
Bluemont will have brag team. Thev
viii play From. Royal at an early date
and like little Bopeep when she lost
her sheep, when they return. will bring
the news back with them.
Ton SCRATCUER