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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03

at home. they sometimes tie captlve
hand and foot to long poles which ar
borne on the shoulders of the victor
many miles to their own settlements
so that their families and friends ma,
share t. feast.
MIR. Ribbe tells of white victim o
canniballsm: He was one of thos'
white wanderers among the islands
who are little peculiar and lead very
strange lives.
This man, an Australian. was old anc
a little wrong in his head. One day
he decided to 60 to Bagga, an uninhs.
bited island in the Solomon group. and
spend the remainder of his life in soli'
tude. He said he was tired of civlliza
tion and wished to live and to die alone
He bought materials for a little house
and such implements and furnishings
as he required and sailed on trading
schooner for lonely Bagga. He put
his house together in 1856, and in the
course of time be had a well titled gar
den, many hens and mum Der of pigs
which he raised from the few brought
With him.
The old man was often warned that
though his island was uninhabited it
might be visited any day by cannibals,
who would doubtless kill him. He said
he believed the natives would respect
his white hairs and, anyway, he was
not afraid.
But his confidence was misplaced,
tor he was killed and eaten One day
Capt. K. Pratt, who had heard that
natives had been seen padding over to
Bagga, went to the island and found
hat he had come 4S hours too late.
The house had been plundered, and
t was easy to identify the spot where
he old man had been killed. In those
lays warships very seldom visited the
stands, and the murderers never paid
he penalty for their crime.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03
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Babies

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and cushions them. When
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a Be sure that this picture in
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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03
POisons in Food.

Perhaps you don t realize that many
pain poisons originate In your food
but some day you may feel twingle OF
dyspepsia that will convince you. DR.
Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed
to cure all sickness due to poisons OF
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them.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03

JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03
Ag0nizing Burns

are instantly relieved, and perfectly
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R;venbark. Jr., of Norfolk, Va, writes
81 burnt my knee dreadfully that il
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I've stopped the pain. and healed il
without scar" Also heals all
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druggist.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03

Take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Grove 3 signature is on each box. 25c
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03
Number of Books in the Bible,

A suggestion lately made by an ex
change may aid some one whose mem
cry is defective to fix in the mind the
number of books IN the Bible.
Apply to the Old Testament a pro
cess of adding, or rather of affixing.
and the number of books in 1t is reach
ed. The word "Old'' Is made up of
letters: the word Testament of 8 let
ters. Place these side by side and they
give the number of books in the Old
Testament. SO.
Apply to the New Testament pro-
cess of multiplication, and the number
of books in it is reached. The word
New" contains letters; the word
"Testament" 8. Multiplying by 8 by
8 gives the number of books in the
New Testament, 81.
Toe addition of 80 and p gives the
,, to al number of books in the Bible, S.
A childless home is a cherries home Tn Q
maternal instinct exists in every woman.
and when it is ungrarif1ed she is deprived q
much of the happiness of life. 1t often hal =
pens that childlessness is due to some cau Q
which can be removed, and often is remov.
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organs, puts them in a condition of normal
health, the lack OF which is often the 500
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should read Dir. Pierce'5 Common Sense Me-
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and 700 illustrations. 1t is sent entirely free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense Of mail
ing only. Send II one-cent stamps for the
paper bound volume, or o1 stamps for cloth
covered. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, $50 NJ ain
Street, Bufralo, N. Y.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-02-03

SOLOMON ISLANDS-THE TRADERS
AREIN CONSTANT DANGER OF BE
ING KILLED AND EATEN-HUMAN
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outdoor games were indu1ged In untr a
room TO enjoy tho tempting feast prepared
for them. All of the telicacies OF tna
season were In evidence, winch ample
Justice was done. Among those present
we're: Miss Rebeccn md Lille Nelson,
Belle Britain, FANNIE Rowe, OF Richmond,
Alice Allard,, Mamie ,Balkins. Nellie Duke:
Mrs. sani 1yree Of Richmond, MIR. aud
Mrs. George Britain, Mrs. G. Grubb Mr.
and Mrs.. y. Duke; and Messrs. !Charles
liacho, Walter Clarke, Charles Huxter.
Dan 1taci.o, Ynverly Hughes. John Bailey,
Ephil Duke. Hurry Monroe. Joht, and How
ard Clarke. Andrew Doggett, Claire Ala
and Fowler, al Richmond.
Miss yA1lct Alard was Il recent guest
OF her friends, Mrs. Kcmper Baber, At
Linden Shades. %S
The young men gavc 4 delightful water
melon feast at Mr.. Lewis Nclsch's resi-
det1ce OH "Wednesday night Among those
present were: Misses Rebecca and Lille
\ Nclsen. Sadie. hlininy and Mamie Bad.
kins, Minnie Ollie and 1Goldle Bailey. Ada
and Grace Hughes, Elfnlr1 Lindsay. Mary
Aigner. Nellie Bendlc. Mary Nielsen. Fan
! ME Eacho Nellie Duke, Winonn Agner
Mrs Cosby ana Mrs. Nielsen Messiris.
Walter Clarke. Charlie Eacho, Claire Al
lard. Wray and WavcrlY Hughes, j ohm
Bailey. Samuel Perkins, Morgan Davis,
Howard Clarke. Lick Hawthorne. Joe
Aigncr, Jarvis Parker. George Cosby and
Mr.. Nielsen. All had II delightful time.
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LAKESIDE NEWS

Mrs, Eugene Carter and her three chill
dren, have returned home after spend
Ing several weeks with relatives in Caro-
line county.
The revival begins ut North Run Bap-
tlst Church the first Sunday In Sep
b Rev. James q, Quares preached at
North Run Church last Sunday in the
absence OF the pastor Rev. II, 8. Dr's-
Mrs. L. B, Quarles, Of near Lakeside,
who has been confined to her bed for
many weeks. Is conYalescent
Miss Evelyn Duyal, Of Rieihmso}nd, !, Is
Y. Dpyal. on the hermitage Road.
W Va, Visited her cousin. Mrs, Tom
Laid, last Monday.
Mrs Eubank and her son Irwin. OF Rich
mond, are spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs Walter Lawrence, near Lake.
side. 4, i, y, /, ~,
after spending a month With relatives IN
Miss Bates i Visiting her sister- ! z,
home OF her friend. Mrs. a. p. Parker,
4 MI. Bernard Iadd, OF Washington. mas
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HIGHLA SPRINGS

Mr.. Wallace Sherer and family, accom-.
panied BY his mother father and sister.
Dudley at 'a'sunset Cottage" during the
Mrs. George s. storcr returned on
Tuesday from q visit TO friends and rel
Or. GRANVILLE 7. Collins and children.
Villa and Dudley. are expected homo on
Saturday or Monday from, Madison, county,
where they haye been on q visit to the
Mr.. Charles s.s'Hollis left home this
Syracuse, Buffalo, n. r., and will also
vs dod R,tsRIs Ra efors n re and
Leroy Bovce, Is convalcsclng from her
recent illness. sS,,s
Miss Izora Dcwolf, after a pleasant
week at Ocean View. has returned to
Mrs. Lillian Parker Dansey of Rich
nond, was Il guest on wednesday, last
Mr.. George Osko Is away on his va
Miss Rita stovall has returned from
Goshen much improved in health. !,
Travellers Rest. on Holly Avenue. #
Miss Mary Mulcaha. also OF Peters burg
is visiting Miss Eva Beale \. /, ], !, ! /, !,
Of Mr.. and Mrs Reedn err on81vy Avesine.
On Thursday N1ra.g Waterman M, Cter:-,
ley gave a luncheon at Ben Lemond y
Chca 20. IT., who Is the guest Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard
Covers wr-e laid for ten. and one Of the
pleasant features Of the occasion was
the name cards at each plate, with m
original poem upon them composed by
Mr.. Clterly's daughter. upon a recent
visit to this historic old place. It was vas.
!. Mrs. w. H. Rose md her two daugl1-
tors 7 title ard Mayse OF Waterloo
Farm, left on Saturday afternoon for Bal
tI1nore. Md, to spend several weeks with
relatives and friends. @
Master Walter a. Broadwell. Of Peters,
burg. Is visiting his cousins, ". Il; ana
B. r. Nrattox. OF &Greendnle. and will &re-
main for several weeks with them.
Ma stcr Clyde Arattox. OF Greendnlc, has
been indsposed for several days
Mr. Fred Rose, of Greendale, Ind splen-.
did luck this week on his hunting expe-
dItion, killing many squirrels. Il,
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY
August 27th.
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an explanation WAS ue1lhilueo py 1 lho
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,can poe.oss. u.ea ns1 t ,Gol1'plestns
~ $500, ~ n.e ~ s.,,,,, III. 1rho :
amounted to ~ Of which Amir KHAN
~ .he prinTpal' sol..e OF mem lL " ssi'l
y, written =. ~ Hie w. VI ll.llc vet.l o.
'oo4-tieorse siryal.u, .t''u
lacturcr Q, tho Coiutnpan prln ..t!.,.
press ulcd ~ Lonuo'i' Iie was
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Mrs. Eliza Jones, Of Edgewood. had MS
her guest on Sunday, Miss E;,nina Taur-
man, OF near Clayton, Va,
had ns his guest, very recently Mr.. j.
Nj Kuhn and family, of Broad Street
Road.
Road, has returned home nftcr visiting
her. sister, Mrs. Julia Henley for tho
Mr.. Garnet Kennedy, e this rs LEGALITY ,.s !;
is spending some time. with relatives ~
% Mrs gd sGH"s$ 2, Richmond Z y's
ting her sister 9! i. !, law; u Mrs lrmuel
'r Miss + Iva RI Reams, q pleasant All, /"
spent Friday with Miss Mamie Duval.
OF this vicinity.
Mr. Leslie ynrr M Mlchm9 ~ v1 nnrr
near here on Sunday last.
guest Of Miss Helen Bowlcs. Of Erin
Mrs. I'm Henley and little daughter tea.
in this locality. have returned to their
home on West Cary Street ,,
as her guests. Mrs. IIy!as spiller and Mrs.
Harry, Perrin, OF Richmond, Va.
Mrs, Fannie satterwhite,, Of Hylns;; WIS
reS Mr X Robert 4 Hem Henley Of this locality. Who
has been quite indisposed for the past
two weeks. Is now able e be out again
Nj Charlie Ford q chiekahom,ny vo
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Walker. and little
son. Floyd, visited Mr.; and Mrs. q. E'
Fergusson Of this LEGALITY " on SIndny
Broad street Road. were the guests Of
Miss Callie Leako last Wednesday. ~,
Mrs Charlie. Cottrell and little son. Will
Ridge Church.
formers mn aao sister ses; Mrs. 8. il Henley q
th M pafe ebn on S Sunfe eSvs liH' o near Erin
Shades. Va. spent Sunday with his friend,
Mr.. Robert Henley. Of this locality.
Mr.. A. B. Snead was the recent guest
OF Mir. and Mrs. II. f. Ferguson. OF this
Miss Pearl Barr, visited Mrs. Julian
browning, Of near Deep Run. on Sunday
Misses Emma and Bertha Browning
M Miss Alice FORD. Of .chickahom!ny, yis.
tied her aunt. MRS.. J. Browning last
Miss Iva Reams. Of Pleasant Hill, yy!s-
tied the Misses D lui'VVl. Of this locality,
Mrs. J. NJ. Henley, and sister, Mrs. O..
H. Henley, spent Thursday with rela-
zssv yS.s5y Tists5 f s9s r Rch
'i' Mrs. Reubin Ellis has as her guest, Miss
Wilde shenperson. OF The Ridge.
A delightful evening was spent in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. n. p. FERGUSON
on the twentv-third instant, Music was
rendered until n latefh hour when refresh
ments were served IN abundance. and
the evening was immensely en- Dyed.
Those In attendance: Misses Mamie lor-
Val Mamie Du7rols,a, sallie Dnval 6 Re-
hecca Kennedy. Lutle44Kcnncdy Agnes
Bowles! Helen Bowles. Mrs. James Ken
nedv. Mrs. Eliza Jones: Mrs: Scott Mrs.
S@I,. Henley. Mrs. f.at'T. DuVal. Mrs. w.
Ii. walker, Mrs. IT. u. FERGUSON: Mcssrs.
a. d. lsnead J. H. Scott James Kennedy.
ii. II. Ferg1sson. atDr. Michaels. L. a;
Spiller Joe, Cottrell.. r. J. Henley, David
FERGUSON and others.
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THISDAY I'm HISTORY
August 18th.

laiTg : ? Z
1ss6---Cassini, an Italian astronomer, dis
covered the satellite OF Venus.
1722-Port Royal. In Jamaica, destroyed
by n hurricane; twenty-six ships and
many lives lost. 5a 5 X?
17s2-Dumourler took his post at the head
ASST Of 10000 men, undlsclplined and sSun-S
organized. Yet with these materials
he arrested the progress Of $4,000
Prussians and Hessians and forced
them to retreat, with the loss OF half
their army S 83si b
1794-Battle OF Powassin. between the
Prussians and the Poles. In which
the former lost their batteries and
cannon, after a bloody engagement
1829-An entire change Of ministry oo-
CURED In the Buenos Ayres govern-
ment
ts55-spencer H. Cone, a Baptist min-
d lister, died In New York, aged sev-
enty He was an actor, and on the
stage for the last time when Sthe
Richmond Theatre was burned. # He
afterwards edited q newspaper and &
finally became one OF tho most dis
tlnguished OF tho Baptist ministers.
1e54-Mara Christina, Queen mother Of
Spain. loft Madrid for Portugal, un-
der an escort Of government troops.
but against the wish Of the people,,
rs she was indebted to- tho State
sS,s75 900 n 81 Ks Il II h; 4
1s5e-The Dudley Obsorva tory inaugurated
at Albany N. Y.
1s64-A8report OF the surrender to Admit
raj Fhrrngut OF Fort Morgan, ut the
entrance of Mobile Bay wns con-
flrmed by bulletin from Secretary
OF War Stanton.
1e70-Franco-P russlan Wnr; Prussian
cavalry and infantry. to tho number
OF 2,oo0, pass through Chalons on the \
way to Epernay (G&
Tho Thirteenth Army Corps. esti-
mated at about $1,000 mon. sent to
Marshal Mcmahon from Paris.
1ss+--England closed n contract with q
Chicago firm FOR 100000 pounds Of
compressed beef for the Gordon re-
lief expedition to Khartoum,
I eo2 -Monsignorl GuIdl appointed apostolic !
delegate by the Pope to The Philips
pines.
Strike riots In PENNSYLVANIA anthra-
cite and West Virginia bttuminous
coal regions.
I so4-- Japanese War: Japanese cap-
ture parade grounds and Etsesham.
one OF tho most important fortillch-
lions Of Port Arthur,
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FARM CUNT NEWS

a pleasant Visit to her parents In Gooch-
M Miss inez Robertson. Who has been
spending some time in Charlottesville.
Va, has returned home
Mr.. Gordon Woody has left for Provl-
denee, r. L. where he has accepted
SirS r. Gary has sG left t,l for t ssb;et
She homes to be benefited by the change.
hom 1ss Hrf5e en TIs'o county after spend:
ms some time with her aunt, Mrs, Huel
Walker, on Twenty second Street,
Miss Annie Adams % VINO Ger has p hsr
Mrs. Jennie Adams, In Charles City
county, has returned home.
Mrs. Park Pollard and liftlo daughter;
home home al after Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bot
toms, Mrs, Pollard's parents,
Thomas, Mcdowell, Jr., sustained, 9
slight fracture of his, left forearm TINS M
MI and Mrs John Talley, OF Twenty
third Street, have left for Hanover county
to visit relatives.
M Very ri piea 4; n stay With relatives ii
Mr.. ], 4. Enos. Of Newport News, is
expected home to-day on short WISH
! Miss lis 'A louise 'llittlepagesof Newport
News. who las been tho guest OF Mrs,
/, Robinson, has left for King William coun-
ty to visit friends.
Il Mrs, Macon Pollard md little Misses
Pollard have returned from two weeks
stay with relatives In King William
stop 1a witt with Mrs Mana ayr aree nS il
whose home, her daughter Miss Lee Ford,
As Ill with typhoid fever, .sIE
Mrs, Carson and little child Of 1901
Invent -second Street. have returned from
a very pleasant visit to friends In the
Mr. Charles Smith has returned from
"a visit to his uncle, 9. q Smith, at Az
Miss Maggie Loving, who has been
making her home with tho, family Of Mr.,
saoyed to me- nnorlal Hospital Wcdnes-
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Rockbridge House Party.
,speolnl 10 The Tlmes-DlspatchD

ID y . = f + q N
FAIRFIELD, VA, Aug, 26.-ro-day
ends one OF the most enjoyable house
parties OF the season in this section,
given by Mr., and Mrs, James a, Wilson,
of Cypress FAILS given in honor OF
Miss Ethel Smoke. OF Winchester. Va,
and Mr., sydney W. Wilson, Of l.exingr
ton, Va, The guests were; Miss Ethel
Smoke. OF winchester, Va; Miss Mar
garet Lackey,i of Ruena Vista Misses
lEllzabeth and May George, OF New
Port; Misses Bessie and Rebecca sterrett,
OF Lexington; Misses Julia and Evelyn,
az Cypress Falls; Mr., and Mrs, n. G.5
Fisher and Master Cochran Fisher. Of
Washington, D. CT Messrs, W. a, Adair,
sydney ". Wilson. w, TX. itackey and
j. Reid sleryett of Lexlngtoni Robt. @. !;
smith. Of Richmond, and J.. RUSSELL
Wilson, of Cypress Falls. iji8
The party closed With a 'Ilop'' at
Midway Hall Monday night, after having
been highly entertained during the week
with yard parties. pIcnic4 aud hay-ridss
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SEVEN EVEN PINES.

: The lawn party at Seven. Fines. gIvon
for the benefit OF Corinth NJ. u. Church,
by the ladies' %of the church, was H@de-
cided success both socially and finnn.
Richmond and the 3aurroundlng places,
h THE annual sundny-schpl picnic g1yen.
by Corinth Schoolgirls greatly enjoyed OF.
at Forest Hill Park by the large croWd
. Mrs. D. Ia Black, OF Lynchhurg, ms
taken charge us housekeeper from Mi.
Rohlcder during his wlfe's illness,
\ Mrs, Rohleder Is still confined 70 me
4 Mr. and Mrs. Glayser Of Petersburg;
and Miss Gentry and Susie Vincent, OF
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rohleder
} Mrs S. W. NIcKepny and son left for
Powhntnn Wcdnesday to join her mother,
Mrs, II, W. olndexter, and her sister,
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RIO VISTA AND RIDGE

Miss Lula Bernard, OF South Laurel
Street, Richmond, IS spending some time
Mary Baughan, near Westhnmlpton Park
IA j. II. Urban and little daughter, Doris.
have returned home after spending q
week with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Urban OF Ridge,
Marion Blackburn, of Baltimore, Is vis-
ting relatives II Msnris9 anf RIehmona
@ EdWnrd v 1yer rend Rrs B.
w. Blackburn. who con tlnucs crit ically III
at her home, 1920 Beverly Street, Rlch-
mond.
who 40 have been 4 visiting at Rose Lawn
left last Sunday night for Atlanta. Ga:.
where they viii attend the s5th birthday ida
anniversary Of Mr.. Graves fnther, VINO
in n game Of lawn tennis occasionally,
Harry Scay Of Spring Brook Farm spent
last Sunday at tho Beach. ~
toen aSse blrts sS uh as Monday evening
his home near Ridge church. Among MS
friends who were present. may pe m 1ns,aS
toned: Masters Freely Floyd and AZ. Ja Is
Goodman after several hours spent, ! IN
games, refreshments were, served after
which the tired but happy boys returned en
Mr.Hnrd Mrs. Chns Thompson and chill
drenFo OF the Dahla Farm spent last gu sun n,
day in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. DaVy
Connard. near ,orra!ne.f
Mrs. Charles IiOocll1'itn itlt VIZ. I,tnt
Miss Florence, spent last Tuesday IN i 'ar'h
Mrs. Tubbs, of washington. is spending
some time In the home OF her SON. YIN.
Tubbs, OF Rose Lawn. ''5ft6], y, -.
n Mrs. James, Mathews spent last tues
day in Richmond.
Mrs. o.. u. Ford. Of Ridga,4on Tuesday
last entertained In. her home.S Mrs sally
TURNKEY. Of Suffolk Mrs, t,lda Gordon.I
Mrs. Bettlo connor and Miss Temple
Blackburn, OF Ridge, and Mrs, Jane
Franklin OF Wcsthampton.
y Mrs. WIN. Tuhbs, of "Rose Lawn who
was taken to the Virginia Hospital last
week. continues seriously W.
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,nna to spend some time with rcla-

wanna to spend some time with reln-
,tlves.
Mrs. Charles McCurdy Is quito sick at
her home In Brookland Pnrk
Miss 1ds Smith. OF Wlllnmsport Pa.
is the guest Of Mrs w. Il. Wright, Of
Brookland Park.
Miss sue 1Iaupt, who has been visiting
In Philadelphia. has returned Il, her home
on VirginlL Avenue.
Mr.. j 81 Woodward. Bessie and Over.
ton, loft Monday for Middlcsex county.
Mrs. William Sprntley and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, have left for FluVannn
to visit her COUSIN, Mrs. a. L. SeaN.
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day with friends Ct t1ernsla.l.n;

s MISS Kate lllgglnS. OF HlchmOnd, Is
visiting In the home OF A. G. Martin.
Misses Clara and Rosa Martin have
returned to Church Hill after & pleas
ant visit TO their cousin, Mrs. Joseph
Campbell. A
Mrs. Lizzie Bosher and daughter. Ellen
Ruth, have returned TO Church Hill. az
ter spending several days With her par
Mrs. JIt1io fsarker. Is Improving after
severe attack Of illness.
Hiss Higgins spent Monday with friends
ut Gernslnih. d
having been quite III for some time.