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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20

I happening of the day was the defeat
of the crack Burns s. Waterhouse colt
Rockaway in the o-year-old selec-
tion. With C. Kelly on his back. IL to
/ 20 was accepted as a good price and in
a rattling finish the bay youngster. lost
to Judge, a IL TO shot, by a head. The
favorite was carried wide through the
stretch by Martin on Lord Wadsworth.
which contributed largely TO his defeat.
Otto 'Stifel showed. some speed, but died
away in the stretch.
Dell Fountains Bard Burns at 1s to
5, closed a slight favorite over Pat Nor
rissey and Military in the betting on the
opening seven -furlong event, and was
returned an easy winner. Military early
passed Evelyn Byrd and led into the
stretch. At this point Bell let out q
wrap aPd the favorite, assuming the
front position, beat Pat Morrissey. with
something to spare. Military was third
A very ordinary consignment of
maidens started in the third number
at a mile. Bright Moon was installed
fayorite, but despite the vigorous rid
ing of Burns, ran unplaced. The win
ner turned up in Thank Haven, an
eighty FOUNDER. with Hilderbrand
up, which scored easily from Lurene
AMI Cheeny.
The little Texas flyer Burnie Bunton
with Tommy Burns in the saddle went
to the post favorite over Peter J. and
Sad Sam for the Futurity course
sprint, fifth to be decided. At the start
Sad Sam shot away in front as usual.
opening up a huge gap of daylight
over his field Burns hustled Burnie
along and as the stretch was reached
had Sad Sam measured. From that.
on to the wire il was easy for the
Texas sprinter. Sad Sam finished sec
ond and Glennevis. a long shot, third.
Peter ]. stopped badly in the run
home.
Tommy Burns also piloted Greenock.
winner Of the final seven-furlong af-
fair. The old horse was favorite
throughout the betting and under per-
feet handling stood-a a long drive, down.
ing Galenthus a head. Cougar at 25
to took the show Captivate came in
for stanch support. but quit badly in
the stretch, after looking at one time
to have a great chance.
NOTES OF THE TRACK.
Bookmaker George Rose viewed the
racing from. the ground yesterday.
George intends giving the Los Angeles
game a trial.
Jimmy Devine of Chicago, who has
had charge Of the field books for John
Condor, leaves for home tonight, ae-
ccmpanied by his wife.
Ed Cole Of New York. who will act
as associate judge at the Ascot Park
meeting. Los Angeles. was at the track
yesterday. Ed is a popular and ef-
ficient official and the Los Angeles peo-
pie made no mistake in securing his
services. He was accompanied on his
trip cut from the East by Seymour
Butler, a widely known Pinkerton De-
tective Agency official.
The officials have ruled that Sol
Smith is owned by Jockey D. Hall, re-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20
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you
If you live in Tomaes you know Mr., John B. Quay who
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old self See what he says ~
DR. MCLAUGHLIN:
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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20


Dear sirAbou two months purchased of high
previously
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been and of
Ike
recommending Belt. truly,
]. NJ. GASKILL, Chestnut Ave-. Santa Cruz
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body and the electric gives all the life
When you wake the morning you feel bright lively and
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it. Nearly all of my cured patients tried drugs first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22
CHESTNUT FILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Tho "Marguerite Bottome Circle or
Kings Daughters met last frlaay al
ternoon at the residence Of the Misses
Dalton at Highland Park.
Miss Barbara Kahn, of Goochahd' mas
returned home after q visit TO friends on
Highland PARK
There was no meeting of the YOUNG
PEOPLES Finch Clup on Friday ,nlght' pnt
tho next meeting viii be held al me
residence Of Miss Mpude LlVesay NeAt
Friday nlght, 49, o,,
quite sick, is able to be out, 80,
Miss Sophie Hooper, Of Riellmollu, Ilha
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. RlcllMru SaIsi
The Roll OF Honor for the liighlanu
Park School for the week ending NoVelll1
Der l3th is as follows o,,,
Senior B-Al1ss Elizabeth Qulnny, teasil-
er--Bessie Marshall Pnttle ~hlisslul'l
Louise Rannie and Ruth Rennic.
intermediate R-Rebecca Clarke, ltella
Wlngfleld, Atwood Lewis ana JVllah
Virginia Raone Nllree weeks) Bette
Radcliffe Gone week., Bertha MarsAah
Zone week.
Third Grammar Grade-Irene Drltzsche.
- ~
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home In naleigl, n G., after VISIT 70
Mrs. Fred r. Jackson.
Mr.. r. G. Barthe. who has been visiting
the Misses Hlckerson, has lett for his
home In Orlskany, Va,
Mrs SVEN tman and daughter. MISS
Elizabeth, who have been visiting the
Misses Fickerson have returned to
Blackstone.
Messrs, l.. o. Boone, w. p. Yeitch and
w. E. CroNton have left for Klng VIII
liam County on n hunt,
Miss Rosa Carter OF Gordonsvllo. Is
the guest OF Mrs. James Goode.
Mrs. G. G.. sattsrwhte, who has been
quito sick, Is able to be out,
Mrs. Chas Bowie, Of Caroline County.
Is the guest Of Mrs ], G, Jeter
Mrs, y. Lawrence, of Baltimore. who
has heen visiting Miss u. Carlton. has
returned nome.
Mrs, w. u. Wilkinson. who has been
visiting Mrs. c, Carter, of tennessee has
returned home.
Mrs, N, B. Croxton. who has been Wis.,
ting In Crozet. has returned home.
Mrs, Annie Phelps has returned to
her home IN Alabama after q visit to Mrs.
Chas, Linn.
Mrs. William Talley has returned to her
home in Charlotte, Va after visit 10
Mrs, Mary Smith
Miss George Holmes, Of Norfolk Is
the guest of Mrs. James Peyton,
Miss Mary pabney has left for 'tynoh-
Miss Mary Davis has left for Lynch-
burg to visit relatives,
Mi, Mandy y. Gay who has been visit :
Ing Mrs, Julius IT, Gay and Mrs. w u,
Dlount has left for Charlottesville,
Mrs, II. NJ, Saunders, who Is visiting rel
ntiyes In East Radford and Petersburg,
Is expected homo soon
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GLOUCESTER,
luno.inI hi rhn ,clmns. nlsnatch.l


GLOUCESTER G. H., VA, Nov el,-
The church socIable given BY Mrs
Hansford Taliaferro on Friday was =
very charming OCCASION Many OF the
guests came by water In sail boats, THE
south wind blew softly the water made
a grand sight as many crossed the ware
MI. A, y. Page and Masters Theodore
and Herbert laslgl are guests OF wv
and Mrs, David Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs Mckee, Of PlttsDurs, VINO
have purchased Hope HaVei, on tnn
North River, from Mr. J. j. lasls', WIZ
take possessIon OF the place to-day.
MI. aud Mrs. a. w, Wlthefs haVa 's'
turned from Richmond A..
Mrs. Farland, Of Richmond, anu MT
Montgomery Clarke, of New YORK, 'lfe
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. y, W, WltneFs
Messrs, I.eary Tubh and Van CHI, Who
have been guests of Hon, ana MIS-, -
N rabb. have returned 10 New YORK,
Mrs. Vanderpool and Nh Isaac VAN
derpool. of Albany. are at WhltemAFsh
auests or Mr.. and Mrs, 'Fahb,
Mrs, Anne Burwell Jones', az NsWport
News, and Miss Elizabeth Btyan' 81
Hampton, are at Wilson'S NFeeA' spss's
Of Miss Elizabeth Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs, Matthew wallis ana Mlss
Elizabeth Meredith gave large MI y :
uarty on Friday. which was an aios'lHel
delightful affair. ,,,., ,,.,,
Mrs. Richard Byrd. o. White HAL, ap,
companied by her grandaughtoT. Anne
Powell Byrd. of Hoek'', are " pFai'ss'
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ACTON AIRS.
Especial to TIE T4mes-Dlspntch.)

Especial to The TImfs-DlspAlch'l
ALTON. VA. Nov. 2l,-Mr. W1;u,l NJ
Rhea, Masonic District Lecturer OF Ia1 .s,
boro, was the guest Of Mr., j. H. Aal''
M Nir ,a'' Bruce s Burks Is at "Iigh!and
Lodge" after long visit TO West VIZ
Miss Georgia Goodloe is visiting her
brother at Big Stone Gap, 49,
The Rev. Mr.. Boggs ana ReV. wv
Dadmun. Of the Methodist conference.
we're the guests Of MI. z, G Mays sas'
Rev, Mr.. ]. L. Wiley. Of Amherst, has
accented the call to Elillsboro, NJ. 20
and Hebron Baptist Churches After. g
much needed vacation he Will move nls
family to tho parsonage az 1ll!Sparo'
when he will resume his dulles as pas
tor of these churches, ,
Mrs. Howard Hoge, State super,nteno.
emit OF the w. C, T, u. assisted ny her
husband, will hold public meeting ~
the interest OF this powerful organ!zh'
lion 1t Alton wednesday, November 2hth
Thc local w, G.. T. y. nave arranged Q
very Interesting programme Tor I've even
Ing. oo,.e
and Mrs Richard Yancey, Of Alllsporo
visited Alton this week.
Mr. Wm II, Goodwin Is Visiting lr'ends
Mr.. Jno s, Hayes Is visiting his old
home, Chestnut Ridge.
Mrs. wv. Z, Birch has returned nome
from a trim to Amherst.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
lsnoo,ul = rhe rlmes.pIspatch.l

tsncc,u to The .Dlspatch,)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov, al
Ca, dpartes and nlch parties have been
features OF the week, and the concert ny
the Frederlcks College Orchestra IN
the College, Hall on Friday nlg!lt was
also an enjoyable occasion; ms WIS Was
the first public concert OF the season ny
this excellent organization ana q large
crowd was present to enjoy inc pro-.
grammo. There were eight numbers by
tic orchestra, and each one warmly ap-
plauded and three solos, two nN MISS
Archer vocal teacher Of the college, ana
one by Mr.. T.. a. Sloan, Miss Archer mas
a very sweet voice, and her eitort was
warmly applauded by the appreciatlve
audience,
Nearly everybody Is looking forward
Years Year p1 Reception" at the Opera House
Tuesday nIght OF the operetta - New
by homo talent. for tho benert VI tha
Mary Washington Hospital, Rehearsals
have been IN progress foF weeks mn' ~, .
fine performance Is expected Among me
narticlpants are some of the best musi-
clans Of tho city, as we'll as some or
the best amateur actors, and large
crowd will witness the performance,
Dr. Geo, Fl. Chewing and family nave
returned to their home here after spend enc!
Ing the summer at thelr country resi-
dence near Walrenton,
Miss Helen Dodge. of IIomesdale, ia, -
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. I. Glllitch.
Miss Mary Gordon Wallace Is visiting
MISS Georgia Green In Washington
Miss Ellen Wallace has returned from
charlottesville, where she visited Mlss
Rose Tayloe,
Mr., Alvin T. Rowe and bride have ro'
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Henry Byrd Lewis, OF king
ceorge county, visited tho family OF
Mr. ii. Ii. Wallace this week.
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tLEXINGT0N.
tspectal to rne toh,

Especial to The T.mcs-D'spNt0h,2
LEXINGTON, VA, NOV. 2l.--Rev. Pr.
Robert j. McEryde, rector Of r. E, Lee
Memorial Churchy has returned from
New Haven. Conn, where no was called
by tho illness of his son, MI. caldwell
NIeRryde, one Of the teachers ~ the
Cheshire Academy,
Mrs, Howard NJ, Flose, state president
Of the Virginia Woman's Christian Tenn
pearance Union, will make temperance
address at The Lexington Baptist Churc0
Tuesday night
Miss Morson, OF Richmond, Va. Is WIS.,
1ting Mrs BENJAMIN Huser.
Miss Katie Buford, of Richmond, Wa Is
the guest OF the Misses Ross at sun
nyside," ,,,,,. ~,
ington and Lee University, Is spending
Tie week In washington city
Cards Of Invitation have peen received
In Lexington from Mr. and Mrs, Edwin
WilIson Hays, OF Louisville, n.y., 70 the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ella
Belle Hays, to Mr.. Ferdinand Jackson
Wal1, the ceremony to take place on
saturday, November rs, Mr., Wal2 Is the
eldest SON OF Mr., William Walz, OF Lax-
ington, and for some years mas held
res ponsible position In the United States
Weather Department,
Major Trancls II. Smith and his danghr
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

There will be services ut the Methodist
Episcopal Church this morning ut II 40
O'clock, by the former pastor, Rev. j. r..
Culhrcll.,
There will be services held In Library
Hall this morning at IL O'Clock. Preach-
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Nj. u
Church, will meet on Tuesday afternoon,
eth inst, at 2:3O o'clock, with Mrs. G.
II, Collins, whom. final arrangements Will
be made for the oyster supper.
This SUPPER Is to DO given on Dccen,-
Der I'd.
good attendance. Ways and means FOR
future work were discussed. AT the next
meeting the rou-call will be answered
with a quotation from Longfcllow ~
each rtember The proposed class IN
physical culture mot the approval OF
the club The club will meet again on
December list, TUESDAY afternoon) at 2:ao
=, cLsck Mrs S. S. Read will read q
paper on Longfellows life
Messrs. Blankenship and Jordan have
moved to their new home In East Rich
mond. The house has been tn roughly
"Ben Lomond,' 50 famed for It's hospi.
tality, has again changed hands. going
this time 10 Mr.. Citterly, OF Buffalo. who
viii again Improve on what has long
been bit vestige OF the pas. beautiful
Southern home
Miss Ina Lou KIDD entertained few
OF her friends on Thursday evening with
q game of finch. Among those present
were: Misses Ruth Atkinson, Katie kir-
bv. Louise Parish, Lille Turner, Jane
Kidd. and Messrs, Harvey Atkinson, J..
". Davis and Wayland Kidd.
Miss Jennie Hudg.rs had several visl-
tors troia Richmond during the week.
Among them were: Mrs Hudgens, Miss
Bessie Hudgen and Mrs Sanderson.
Mrs. A. n. somers dined at Lynn
hurst" Thursday.
Miss Lou Turner. Of Richmond. visited
relatives at Belleview during the week
The J. .. u. A. NJ. met In their hall
Thursd ay evening, and after their regular
routine business, State Organizer w =;
shennard made a. fine address Several
other visiting members from Richmond
made speeches.
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lnd,sposed ana Is still con2ned to he,

room.
Mrs. Willie Elckols and children, ROW
land and Aubrey, Of Iienriton county,
were the guests Of Mrs. j. w. Ralney and
Mrs. 9. II. Clayton last week. N.
Rev. c. c. Cox will occupy his pulpit
at FaIrn,out Baptist Church today ~
both services Rev. Joel s. Tucker Will
also preach at both services at East End
Church
Monthly Roll OF Honor for the Fair
mount Graded School: Requirements FOR
Roll OF Honor: Punl!s are to average 30
per cent. not to fall below GO per cent. on
any subject. Department 100 per cent.
Attendance 100 per cent?
Ttcshmnn--Jula England, Hattie Bry.
ant. Lille OEeill.
Sixth Gralnmnr--Anne Sears Minnie
1urkert. Willie Germellnan. Euhlce Sui.
ton. Myrtle Gtlley, Alma Ennice.
Eth GrammAr--Virglnln Thornton.
Fourth Grammar-Alna Albertson. AVIS
Turner, Ella McDonough.
Eighth Prin1nry-Marie Tenant. Nor.
wood Llgnor.
Seventh Primary-Bcrtha Crltzer, COZ
limo Gentry, Mollie Woodland
Sixth Primary-Annie EnroughtS.
Fifth Prmary--Loulse Lawrence, NAL
wine Battige. Katie Keck. Laura. Eu-
hank, Edith Gentry. Eugene Roane. Ju-
Illus waldrams, Joseph Blackburn, Rob
eri Reed.
Fourth Pr,nAry-Frank Kelley, Maud
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Paramount Avenue Methodist Church,
preaching Sunday at II A. NJ. by KEY.
Charles H. Roggs, Of Highland Park.
The retiring pastor, Rev, ], Q. Bahcock
will be present at the morning service and
and will preach Sunday night, This will
he his flnal leave-taleng. Deepest regret
is felt by his people at his removal from
them,
County. is visiting his sister Mrs. Mary
Miller, on Twenty-third Street,
Mrs. Minnie billiard is out again after
several weeks Of illness.
Mr., and Mrs. John Richerson have
taken part Of Mrs Puts house for the
winter.
Home Circle OF Kings Daughters Of
Christ Church will have an oyster supper
Thanksgiving night
The many friends of Miss May rIbbs.
OF Greensboro. n, c., formerly OF Fa,r-
mount. will be GLAD to learn that she Is
eonvalescing from q severe spell Of W
phoId fever,
Mrs. Clements, OF Halifax County. has
returned home after visit Of severa
weeks to her son. Josh Clements
Bonnie Woody Is out again after several
weeks OF Illness,
Gordon Woody has returned from Flor
Ida. where he spent seyeral months.
The Passenger and Power Company has
expressed Its readiness to proceed With
tho work Of raising the grade of its
tracks at Twenty-Second Street, from r
to II, distance Of two blocks, and the
matter was referred to the street COM
mittee. Action will soon be taken looking
The relief of the avenue from the large
Volume of water which follows every
heavy rain, and overflows tho car tracks
and sidewalks,
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ELKO NOTES..

Miss Myrtle Sharpe returned Wednes.
day a. visit of several days ln Richmond.
Miss Henrietta Green spent u few days
In Richmond last week.
Mrs. WIN. Fl. Baker spent several days
In Richmond lee week.
The Misses Uoddlh entertained a FEW
friends last week. ut their home. Games
hour. when refreshments were served
In abundanro
Miss Rlanche John has returned after q
months Visit "a friends In Newport News.
w. e. Chamberlain. who has been sick
for como time, Ii m Itch better
Clifton Sharpe Is still laid up with a
sprained foot.
Mr., and Mrs. Willie Baker are visiting
". G. Baker and family.
Mrs. Sarah Robins Is Wishing In this
neIghborhood, dividing her time with her
sons families, j. Fl. and y. r. Robins.
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FORT LEE.

A party OF four adult colored people
residents near Charles CIty.whilc passing
over a railroad crossing near here was
run into by shifting engine. The horse
was injured so seriously that Mr.. Clifford
James, the operator, shot It soon after,
ward. The vehicle was literally smashed
into kndling wood, while the occupants
escaped with a few bruises, They were
brought to Richmond, where the next
Mrs. B. Huxter and Miss Ollie Saun-
ders, Of Richmond, visited Mrs. Lou
Huxter t her home, Lee Cottage"
Mrs, Sam Tyree OF Richmond, spent
the week with her mother, Mrs. Duke.
Charles tauxter spent the week with his
sister, Mrs r. ], Smithers. Who resides
near Eult on. ~. -
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blackburn. Blanch Johnson. Luna Wood
ard, ,,,,,,ta
Third Primary Rudolph Bowers. Wine
Davis, Edridge Gentry. Maude Gal.ey,
sallie MCBRIDE, Annie Melton, Hattie
Woody. .,a
Second Pvimary-Ethel Martin. Kate
WorrelI. annie Wooard, Oracle Miller.
Helen Nuckols, Fanny Uzze, Isabel Nor
rs, Helen Williams. Mary CLAYTON. Eve
Sharp, Marie Chappell, Viola Greenstrcet'
AK Gulley. Elsie Smith, Blanche Ionn-
Marccle Martin, Howard Creery, Frank
Arnall, Clayton Trimmer, Clifford ely
borne, Eddie Stelgerwald. Raymond Llg-
gan Joe Peay, Willie kersey' EDWIN
Hooper, John C,reery, Charles rlnke'
Robert Waldboner Harry Giarke,
Charles Tenant, James fucker Joh'''1e
Mifflihn t
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f:arl Chewing.
rho congregation OF Highland Park
Methodist Church arc glad to welcome
back their old pastor, Rev. J. 2. Askcw:
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison and family. or
turmvillc, are among the new residents
OF Highland Park.
Miss Josephine Elliott, who has been
quite sick for come time is rapidly I'm
proving.
Mrs. Long OF Chestnut HILL moved TO
Portsmouth last week
Mr.. Jim McI.nelln OF Highland PARK
who has been confined 10 the house by
fever for several weeks, Is much I'M
proved.
MIR. G. w. Vaughan and son. of High
land Park. after spending several days
on n hunting trip in I'owhatun have re-
turned home.
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EAST RICHMOND.

alr. James Smith has receAtly moved
to Richmond 7, -
IIr. Harris will move to DR. Hawkes.
farm. walnut Lodge" recently vacated
by Mr.. VI est.
MI. r. M. Sanford was visitor to bis
friends at .'Noodbine' during the week.
Mr.. C. Bruner and Miss Mary Bulllel-
Ter will be married Tuesday merntng at
8 o'clock in st. Mary's Church, klch-
,Sinond. >-s. = ~, -,
ia Edwin. Houston Douglass Peasants.
Rudolph Franck Olob Houston, Laura
Rayhorn. Mamie, Thornton, Elwood NC:
EVEN, Hugh Nants. Blair Dowden, Alb
,ner Evans. Henry McEwen. Parker
Thornton, Melvin Straith. Margarlte
Dowden, Dora Franck, Ella Houston,
Ruth Lord, Carrie Thornton, WINE
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SOUTH BOSTON.
(spoclal 10 The Times, plspatoh, !

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Nov. al-lames
Fl. Guthrie Esq, for many years prom,
inent attorney Of this county, located az
Houston, removed this week 70 LEneh'
burg,
Miss Martha Mostly snead. who has me
guest OF Miss Laura slehplns tor ~
DAYS, left on Tuesday for Lynehburs and
after spending q few days there VIII
return to Richmond, where she I en-.
gagged as soprano In the Grace suses
Baptist Church, IN.
Miss Laura stehbins Is the guest this
week of Rev. ana Mrs., James NJ, owens
In lIyncApurS.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs. Garrison. who has been Visiting
Mrs. .. 3. Patterson has returned 70 her
home III buckingham County
Mrs. D. e. Fattlson, who has been
quite SICK. e Improving.
Mrs. P. c. Holman and grandson have
returned home after visit to relatives
In waynesboro.
Mr.. william Jarvis, who has been VS.
sitlng Mr.. Geo. H. Claiborne, OF MEADOW
pri6re Road. has returned to Alexandria.
Mrs James Wilson has returned to her