The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
CHASE CITY
STILL MECCA
The Season at the Hotel Meek
lenburg Is Now at It's
Height.
SOME GUESTS NOW THERE.
Many Cured Of Their Ailments
by Drinking the Marvel
Gus Water. ri
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Especial TOY Tho Times Dispatch)
NlI1CKLENBGRG HOTEL. CHASE
CITY, VA, Sept, s.-Tlle season at the
Mecklenburg is at Its height, and the
States of North Carolina and Virginia
are most credtably represented Drink
ing the wonderful waters Is helping at
the guests.
Mr. Theo. Roberts with party. went
out on Wednesday morning on a fox
hunt and came in with a splendid old
red. They all reported great sport
The last dance Of the season was given
Wednesday night. 1t was largely attended
by the people from the city and adjoln-
ing towns The bail room was the scene
or beautiful faces and flowers and hand
some costumes.
IS Mr. Jack Cranston and Mr.. jeff King
spent few days mere and delighted the
guests with their fine voices and humor-
n Gus songs. 5c.s
DR.. Drew preached a mos impressivc
sermon to a crowded house Sunday night.
a bcautiful solo. "All Through tho
Night was we'll rendered.
All the sick folks are improving. Testi-
8monials for the good benefits and results
3 OF treatment here are rapidly accumulate
IN d. W. "A. CdlHS OSSLs antlAA
his brother. who Is convalescing here
from severe attack Of fever. From tho
published reports In the Raleigh Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodard were L--.o...sd
with their stay here. and their departure
was regretted by all the guests.
ALONE AS YET. 5
4. Mr.. Henry Cook has returned from
Richmond. alone this time, but develop
ments are looked for In the near future.
+ The prospects for q fine fall and winter
season are exceedingly encouraging IT
this popular sanitarium, and all the guests
who leave are outspoken In their praise
Of the Mecklenburg, and many expressed
their determination to return whenever
sick or minced Of rest or treatment
Horseback riding and driving are ex--
sceedingly popular pleasures. The roads
are in splendid condition now. Bat shoot
ing near by5is greatly enjoyed. lt
Mrs. Stage and Mrs. Yuille are among
the charming chaperones and most de-
Esewedly popular. e g8tf
All are very sorry because Of the depar-
ture of Mrs. L.. Banks Holt and her
charming daughter, Miss Matte. Some
time before leaving Miss Matte had dis
carded her invalid chair and crutches.
BE Senator Marion Butler has Joined his
charming wife, who is visiting her par
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. .Faison. Mr..
Falson is rapidly improving.
RECENT GUESTS.
Among the latest arrivals are S. II.
Bodenheim, New York; Jack Cranston,
Augusta; j. d. King, Virginia: George
Il B. Ilston, Norfolk; Miss Elan, Suffolk;
Long, Richmond; r. B. Yuille, New York;
Mrs Marion Butler, Elliott; N. &c. !: Will
liam S.. Griffin, Norfolk. Va; W. H.
jerks, Richmond. Va; G. Fl. Harmon.
Richmond, Vail. D. Morris, Roxboro.
N. CT; Caskie Newell, II. B. Hartman.
~ r fauc h n M.
j. e. Garrigan, Burlington, n. G.; T.. A.
Woodard. Wilson, N. c.; George B. Coop
er, Henderson, N. c.; E. l.. Morton.
Clarksville, Va; G. j. Hunter, Raleigh,
N. C.;$ ID. Taylor. Henderson, N. c.;
Z II. L. Davis. Louisburg, N. c.; I. T. Hay.
Miss Bell Hay, Miss Mamie R. Hay
Raleigh. n. c:;@P G. Granam and wife.
ham, N. c.; W. T.. Hughes, Loulsbnrg,
N. 9Th. G. Sickel, Philadelphia; Joseph
w. Lucas, ii Richmond, Va; w. g. Marin
dale, Baltimore; D. Anderson, New York;
II. III. A1ahool, Baltimore; A. D. Shotwell,
Manchester Va; r. P. Mitchell. Birming-
carr, Durham, NJ. c.; John w. Friend,
Petersburg. Va; Mrs. Fl. Briggs. Boyd
ton; Mrs. Boswell. Richmond. Va; G. =.
Anderson, Boydton;8J. c. Coss, Louisville,
KY: Harry J.. Lee. Raleigh, N. q; 2. *.
Cooke Loulsburg, N. G.; John Stephens
New York; Mrs BESSIE ., Leak, NeSl
Durham. N. c.; Saddle Root, Raleigh, ~
C.; II. II. Evans, Trenton. n. j.; H. Sell
don Taylor and wife. Richmond. va, F.
H. Norcross, Burlington, N. c.; j. a.
REYNOLDS, virginia; Marion Butler. North
Carolina; Harry Loeb and wife. Raleigh.
n. G.; Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife and
children, Raleigh. N. c.; j. T. Alternately,
Petersburg, Va; e. J. Brooks. Norfolk.
va; w. G. Thompson, New York; w.
e. Davis. Richmond; s. G. Burgess. New
York:.M. p. Alexander. Lexington, KY.