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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-04-20
NATURE STUDY.
Earthvorms and Legume RoOtIcts
Mellow the Soil.

The burrowing habits of the earth
worm and the penetrating character of
the roots of legumes exhibit a beauti-
full harmony of method and a striking
example of effective cooperation be-
tween two ameliorating agents. An
effort was made by a scientist to trace
the roots Of hairy vetch to their lowest
eXtremitieS.
The soil was tough sample of yell
Iowish clay. 1t was astonishing to OBJ
serve how in this hard clay yetch root
.lets were found travelling downward
in the burrows or tunnels Of earth
worms, occasionally throwing out lat
erals at a depth Of fully four feet be
low the surface. 1t was curious also
to note that when small and stringy
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ss;S:5st%KE<Nll
k'NSS?s4S
HANDSOME NEW APPLE.
Fruit a Good Shipper and Trees Good
Bearers.

Fruit a Good shipper and Trees Good
Bearers.
Handsome one naturally expects q
Kentucky product to be. So it is no
surprise that the name Fall Beauty
has been selected as appropriate for
d new apple which has originated in the
Blue Grass country. The apple, accord
ing to the description Of H. Gar
man of the state experiment station, is
not only a beauty, but has other good
qualities. The apples are sometimes
deeper on one side than the other, but
generally quite symmetrical The
weight seems to average a fraction
above half a pound Other points are:
Color, deep purplish red, sometimes
completely so, again only or largely on
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-04-20
t(April 18th to April 27th)
Probate Notice
A CG. DOENITz.
Register
STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT
A. L COL

STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT
BAYFIELD, COUNTY.--In Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that at special
term of the County Court to be held in and
Tor said county a6the court house in the city
of Washblrn in said co lnty; on the sec ond
Tu4siay(being the 9th day,of May A. ,, 1905
alto O'Clock a. M. the following matter WI,
be heard and considered;
The apphcationof Bertha Gunda Hagen TO
admit 10 probate the last will and testament
Of Malta Potterud late of the town of Drum
mond, in said cur ty, deceased, and for let
tiers OF administratration with the viii annex
ed thereon to be issued 70 Marie j, Baumann,
of Lake NeLagamon, Douglas County Wis
consin,
Dated April 18th. 1895.
BY order ofthe Court,
WIN. a. IRISH
'ounsy Judg
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT,
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of AXel III.
Lee nard deceased. lin probate.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against Axel HI.
Leonard, deceased, late OF the City of Duluth.
state of Minnesota. will lie examined ana
busted by the county court of Bayfield,
county, al the regular term OF said court, to
lie held at the Court House in the city OF
Washburn, in and for said county on the first
Tuesday of November A ID. 1905;
: Also that six months from and after the
14th day OF April, A. d. 1905 is the time
limited for creditor of said Axel H. Leonard
deceased, to present their claims to said court
for e. animation and allowance.
BY the Court,
VIM. II. IRISH.
County Judge.
Dated April l4th 1906.
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March % to April %
Notice for PubIicatjo

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Land Ofice at Ashland, Wisconsin, March,
20th 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final pref in support of his claim,
and that said prof viii be de before the
Register and Receiver. at Ashland, Wiscon
sin. on May 4th, 1905, viz; Elmer Banner.
homestead entry No 1852 for The El. NEX
NW14 NE14 and NEl NWA sectional town.
ship AIN, Range SW.
He names he following Witnesses toprove
bis continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz: George Hellems. John
Ed Anderson, Albert Hoffman, James WEIGH
all of Cable, Wisconsin.
AuG. DOENITz.
Register
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KEYS TO SUCCESS.
Mr.. Edwa~c Eek, Edi'sr eli the Ladies' Home
journal, Tells sung wen Hsw
uGEss, is W5,.

Every Jung Man wants 10 succeed.
There Is no hing 81 SET satisfying as the
bountifnl rewards winch await the max
vile Struggles AID corquers. Fame,
homer, wealth snl power are the laurels
which Success bestows.
The present century IS replete with
exainp pies of young men, vile, alone and
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-04-20

uilalued, nave r1Sen 10
the very highest pin
nacle Of success in their
chosen calling @Here
we have the striking
example of the presi-
dent of the largest
manufacturing corpora
ton Ill the world, rising
TO this position from one
of the Lowest r1laccs IN
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Your Eastern or Southern Trip
Can be comfortably made in Wis
consin Central wide vestibuled
trains, leaving Ashland for Milwau-
ZEE and Chicago every morning and
evening, Pullman Sleepers, Free
Reclining Chair Cars and Modern
Coaches. Meals la carte. Apply
to nearest agent for further inform
alton or write Jas. c. Pond, Gent
Pass, Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
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rootlet found it's way into worm
burr9E il suddenly developed and be-
came clothed with great mass of root
hairs, a miniature Illustration of the
action of the tsee root which effects an
entrance into the tile drain. 1t may be
that available plant food is found in
comparative abundance on the some
what Shiny walls of the tunnel 1t is
difficult to estimate the benefit to the
physical properties of the soil of this
cooperation between plant and animal.
Certainly porosity and humus are much
increased.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-04-20

OF action With The draix
fancics of thehums risss.
We see the speaker.
we hear the laughter, ws
surrender to the sreA
of the words we cay
feel the tense silence IN
the speaker mounts I'D
his sublimest fligfas I
then hear the outbsaa.sssss..
of applause ass fss
audience catches fass
speaker at his climax 1
One sits at the ban
quet board where TIN
greatest after dinner,
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Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under
signed committee, up to the first day
OF May, 1905, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purchase of furni-
ture and building, known as the
Bank of Washburn building, located
at Washburn, Wisconsin; said Bids
to be filed with any member of the
undersigned committee on or before
the hour and day specified above,
and TO state the price in CASH the
bidder will pay for said property
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
Dated March 10, 1905.
E. G. STEVENS,
O. A. LAMoREAUx
TOBIAS OSCAR,
Committee Of the Common Council.
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WIS. CENTRAL TRAINS.

Orders tor tickets can be procured Of q
W Frost. Druggist. WashGurn, Wis.
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Committee Of the Common Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
NEWS o..
THE SUBURBS.
FULTON NEWS

Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, who has been
visiting III Powhatan county, has returned
home ,,,,i,, , -,
visiting III Dlnwiddie county.
Miss Lola Wilson. of King and Queen
county, is visiting Miss Mana Grubbs, of
Mr s. c. Freeman left Friday for New
York on business,
Miss Mary Gareer who n has pH Is ne ell
Nj. 81 raleigh rh1llps aern.E, clerk OF q,
,nreo sHn Min ,lphod h fsv tss'nce ."
visiting In Norfolk. has returned !, home,
Mrs. rh hs ss,s OF Srs X E. ssousna ns
Miss Annie 81 Mc1.aughlin, of louisiana
Street, is visiting In Roanoke. :. H.,
Fulton Baptist Church, returned ia 70 In, me
city Friday from Goshen, where nc e, d n,is
been condus,ing series OF cc rryiNqi his 'n pu-
phi 1t both services to-day.
Rev. Geo. wesley Jones. of Park Place
Ngaelk s. i sa SsF ree nj iSe ' CHURCH
ifs1tiher 1t 10th services today /, 4, III. i
Mrs Lawrence w. Smith and children, OF
Rmtiinnre WHO hive been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah +. Chi'oress' i'' nay
returned home. >-.r5,,
Nj; Frank MafshaWti: ,, nt SS"s p,ncis his
g Il i
Mr. James colsin is quite. sick at his
residence on Nicholson Street.
Miss BESSIE Wyatt. of Norfolk, who has
been visiting Miss Irene Rice of DcnnT
Street, has returned home.
Mrs Inhn Wrcntch and cnlldreI WHY
have been the guests of Mrs. Edward
Higgins. nave returned TO their nome III
Sandusky. Ohio.
visiting his old home in I.ynchhurs. mas
-,eI':rnei 10 the city.
Miss Tcrcssh childress Is viSisiiniE ;nd nsr
s, iae ~ tEa Visiting In Mnr,nsville.
Miss Myrtle, Bah Is quite sick at h'r
re- Miss Edna S,ra ' Who was removed TO
yirr MA hospital several days ago. IS
rcp5rtcd 10 he slightly improving ,or
1lIqn Sfw f1Tk Typ asSTh company
Mrs. Lewis Rogers, who has been quite
sick is able to 1 b out and daughter Of
Gre ,ni n. G.. nre the, guests of Mrs.
j. G. Dunler, OF Fulton III. ,,oo,,
Mrs. ! HARRY 1law'ler. who has been
quite sick Is much improved.
Mr.. paul ~. II. N1cMnhon. of New YORK,
sof, of President McAlabon, Of the NJ .,,r
snia and North caro' IN w w1eei VIZ ~
{ Mrs. John A. Lamb and daughter W., VIZ
have been visiting in Petersburg, nave
returned 20 the city. rr,,,, ],
visit to friends in Ashland. ,,,o
Mr.. and Mrs. James e OGrady. nav .i,o
rcturncd from Atlantic City, where they ,S
attended, family reunion az ne !, none nc m.
of Squire Gradys aunt MIS- Am fn,,1v "ic wnSe
present from four States ctraot.
John OGrady. Jr.. OF. Louisiana street
IS visiting relatives in Washington. ,,o,o
}Mrs Louis Seals and children na .,,,'
.ot,,r1 "a frnm n two mouths stay with
her brother, Thomas Mays, of Blacks
burg, S, G. VISITING
Mr., and Mrs. John Turner are VISITING
relatives in Louisa county. ~.
Mr.. Charles B. Samuel is quite SICK
Miss Bertha Austin is quite sick at her
residence on Graham Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ARcACR0N

tspcc,a. cable TO The T Tin ana
u.opyrlsh,. Ivy ~ tlfs New York Herald coz
q AWpiChGiION, September 2.'-From 20
anv untt sunday. September nth, 'nclu-
siyc, Arcochon will hold It's auto noat
and yachting Fortnight, me n,ipof.e
the races Themselves, Is expected 70 At
/ rnct many yachtsmen and other visit
Org. rho SocIete dc La Wolfe d Arohehon,
,v,,,ch "a organizing the "Fortnght," =
ma The municipality have arranged a
mi NJ tho Casino, q Venetian fete,
bnraue and gala performance OF auto
boat events. The most impprtnnM race,
rhnt al the lJnrnlsworth cup, will take
- 10 on Monday The cup was present.
"a "a to tic Automobile Club Of Great
f HrI,sin and ireland by Sir Alfred IIarms-
worth In 1908, In which year i Was VISA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

at at covington Va. a ,oo,
Nlrs. Benjamin 4 Ruffin,, Of NO. Soo u :
sojourn ii Norfolk, VI. Mrs. Ru I, anr,i Is
now the guest Of her uncle, MI ~ ' = =
e. Ruffin, Of Chester l., va ih,s returned to
hcr home III Chnrlottesville after having
sncnt i've weeks in Richmond. part !, o.
the time with Mrs. D. T.. lawson ~ ~
Miss Virsic Stone. OF washington; y, -:
,s visiting her cousin, Miss Rosa MchauS
Stone az No. 2Ool Floyd Avenue, ~,
Miss Fannie = La aNssGns o. some MO- tine Inc
at Greenwood, Albcmnrle county.
Mrs. c. 81. Anderson, % No. 1906 Grove We
Avenue is spending some time Win y, ,no =,
son, DR.. J. ]. Anderson IN dooc''''l''u
Mrs Mrs, j. Archer Vaughan and little son.
Joseph Alvin, Of Hampton. Va "a; "a are ,d tno
guests Of 5T ~ soos sss ms
Miss Chcade Burch Lawson. OF No %;
2o11 Hanover Avenue is on an extended
visit 10 relatives In PennsNvnnla. ~.
home, No. 1917 Ivy Avenue, from pleas
ant visit to relatives at Fernviie' Henrlc '
county. oo,o
Mrs. octnvia r. Frawner OF NO t Iulo
with her daughter, Mrs. Luther w Canck'
in Suffolk, Va. o
Miss Lil!ian, Harris and Miss Ollie May May
s 9HarsS o Of N Wi lsrs x t ersons
Mrs. 4. v. Fleming, OF No. zoos Han
over Avenue. is visiting relatives at WAKE YAK
Miss Susie Howard Evans VIII l. spend ] 's,r',
and fourth) with Mrs Charles NJ Lyle
No. 2oo2 Grove Avenue nu.,.,,
| Va. is expected In Richmond to spend
Sunday and Monday with friends 49,
Mrs. E. +. Tirrell and daughter, Miss $
| Richmond early this weex as the guests
of Mrs. r. L. Anderson, of No 1906 Grove
! Avenue.
/ Beach, MIR and Mrs. Edward l.. Goodman
/ have returned to their home NO. 2oll
Ivy Avenue. tlt'tssa-r iaTt {t
/ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rucker have re-
turned to their home in Elizabeth City,
| ~ C., after visiting Mrs. S. II. Perrin.
No. 1912 Grove Avenue, and other friends
in Richmond.
Mary, Of No. 1904 West Grace Street, and
/ little Catherine Pageman. left Friday
night on Il week or ten days trip to Phil
! adelpha, Norrstown and ATLANTIC City.
Z, Mr. Oliver H. King and family have
b moved from No. 1917 West Grace Street
4 to No 1926 Grove Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Reed and chill
dren have returned to their home. No
Il loub LTONc AVENUE, allcT sPtlldiliS tie
summer at Bon Al
Misses Jennie and Mary Tilghman, Of
Weldon, n. G., are the guests OF Mrs
William b. filghman, OF No. 1903 Parl'
! Avenue
Mrs. NJ. a, Holmes and neice, Miss Ella
Hamlet, have returned to the city from
seven weeks visit TO Mrs. IIolmes's sister
Mrs. l.. w. fiamet. ut Franktown
Northampton county Va.
After sojourning on the coast Of Maine
MIR. and Mrs. r. f. Magill have returned
! to their home, No. 1917 Hanover Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Robertson
; Of No. ZOE Walnut Street, are MA ter
days trip TO Baltimore, Philadelphia, ant
Atlantic CITY. 34TgE ttbA
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POLE GREEN

Revival services viii begin at Shady
Grove NJ. e. Church this morning. me
pastor, Rev. j. l.. Pribble, Will be assisted
on Wednesday, August 23rd while Mrs.
Gray ana her daughter, Martha, were
driving over n very rough road betwGen
her home Refuge and her sons Dr.
ria 80 and Mrs. CRAY was seriously injured.
one shoulder being dIsloca.ed and an arm
broken. Miss Gray was badly bruised,
but otherwise un!njurcd.
Mrs. Williams and children. nmSe. r.
turned to Portsmouth after spending me
summer with the formers mother, Mrs
Mrs. Margaret Madison has returned to
EIlorson. after delightful Visit 70 rc'a-
5tives In Fauquier county. ~
Mrs. Pribblc, OF Alice, was called 10
Halifax last Saturday to . ttcnd the W.
neral Of her father. Mr.. Shyle. VINO h;id
been in declining health for quite "iiiic'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
CHESTNUT HILL AND.
HIGHLAND PARK

Misses Della and Florence isnket INN
returned to their home on fourth ALeliue
inter n delightful visit to friends ~ 70" row
Miss Miss Louise Rcnnie, of Fourth Avenue nus,
in Norfolk as the guest or her utn ctu'
mi Niiss co." Fannie and Lille Gray have re-
turned to their home IN Henrlco coul , ~.
after a delightful visit OF several Weens
to their grandmother. Mrs. Hal'' Oh ~
so Mrs. c3 Horace sttllwell and little SON n
Rhansom of Savannah. Ga, who have aA,.
been visiting the formers sister, Ni rS.
S. w Marshall. of Fourth AVe e,.e ,, ~,
Inst Thursday to spend several days Win
Mrs, Walter Eubank. of Portsmouth, W.
Miss Annie Bcal Sale, OF Third Avenue,
will leave to-day for Cape Henry va. 70
spend several days with MISS M'1uue
Mr. George Booth and daughter, Miss
Josie Booth, of Chestnut Hill after spGna-
ing the past week With relatives IN Ian Ian.
Miss Mammyc Rennic, after spending
the past two weeks with her cousin: MISS ~ 5
Ruth Rcnnlc. of Fourth Avenue, lett last
week for neT nome no Of Fourth Ave-
me vii! leave In few days for Han.
over county. where he will the guest OF
his uncle, Mr.. Eddie iorne
| who has been visiting Mrs. S. w. Mar
\ shall. Of Fourth Avenne. Is now spending
| some time with her daughter Mrs. waiter
| Euhnnk. Portsmouth, Va.
| Miss Lottic L.ivesay, after spending the
mast week with her sister, Mrs. William
Rcdd, Of Third Avenue, left to-day for
] ho- hc-,c in cnpe Henry. va.
/ Mr.. Robert Hanson, who has been the
I, guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
/ ~, Hanson. OF Fourth Avenue, has re-
! turned to his home In PENNSYLVANIA
/ Mr Lynn Wingfield, who has been quite
/ III for the past month. is slowly I'M
\ proving.
Mrs, Writ Quarlcs Is quite sick at heI
residence on Third Avenue.
I Master Bcnnie Carter Taylor. of Thlro
!, Avenue. Chestnut Hill. entertained quite
i n number of his young friends Wednesday
| Afternoon from TO Z O'Clock In honor O.
/ his eleventh birthday. Games ana music
| were INDUCED in until late hour, ai ~;
| which the little folks repaired to the ain
ing room whore all the dellcacles OF th'
! season were served.
1 Misses Bette and Katherine Warmer
who srcnt several days last week VIII
! Mrs. Charles w. Vaughan, of Hlghlant
(, Park, have returned to their home u
! Jctcrsvile, Va
4 Misses Lillian. Annie and Katherine
4 Watkins have returned to their home OF
Chestnut Hill, after attending house
i party IN I'owhatan county FOR sever1
Mrs. Willie Weaver and daughter, wh'
have been visiting on the Eastern Shor'
for several weeks, have returned to the1
residence on Fourth Avenue. ~
4 Mr.. c. w Vaughan and family are Wis
itni in Jetersville Va.
Mr. Smith. who has been spending tn
, summer with his brother on Fourth Ave
i nue., has returned home.
Little Ruth Yarbrough, of Fifth Avenue
Il continues to improve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
.ELLERSON'S PERSONALS

rho Young ladies Of Shady Grove NJ.
., Church are arranging for an ent Ter :.
tanment to be given IN the , nn'1 mar
itoinncnt at Walnut Grove Baptist Church
Thursday, August 3lst' ,,,,is,,on
The members of Pole Green cent, c' in The
grove at Dr.. j. y. Deitrick s; August s"n L.
now visiting friends in West Point. 10
Miss Maud and Ma ~, M Moor IN wf Louisa
Junius smith. Of Falr r,nn spent au''
Mrs. Native Kern, accompanies by d hev
son GsorE it Of r nc Gmar"s 5 Jeter w
Mr.. CHA rles Ernest and daughters
Misses Bessie and Louise. of NorlolK Wis.
tied Mrs. NJ. j. Talley, during me pas'
week. loo,
Miss Breach. Of nenrico,; r,l has Ma pSen
Thonlus,, near Walnut Grove.
Miss Clara Vcrnnder spent I, a, pa 1l,,,n o.
= Miss Wilett King. of Newman's. has
been visiting her sister Mrs Jones' IN
Robert rate. Of Gcthscmane. spent sun
day with relatives at Rose Cot,hsc.
Dorsey Tinslcy spent Sunday with rela-
John G. Basket, of Newman's, was the ne.
recent E Eucal W 10 49, -
Basket, near Shady Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews, OF RicHtnohu'
spent Sunday at Beaver pam. !,
Miss Annie Talley. of Richmond. IS
spondng her vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs James Tallcy. at Rose Cot
SIr. and Mrs. Breach of Henrico. Wis
tied Air and Mrs. Hicks. at Pole Green
'As Mrs JoSn slcdd Of Walnut Groye, rd has
returned after a pleasant stay win reia-
tives In King William ~. !,
Mr.. Andrews spent day recently WIN
friends at Louisa. ,,,,
Willie Thomas and his sister, Misc
Mamie, were the recent guests of Mrs
Bracket in RichInnnd -, 49,, !,
Miss Iora TIizclgrove, has returned
to Barton Heights after pleasant stay
with friends l,aar: Atlees;Is
Miss Mamici Clark, Of Richmond, recent
~ visited rnla rives at l1azeldell,
Harmon Verlander, of Alice, went on
pleasure trip to Richmond last Wednesda'
Miss Estelc Hazelgrove, Of BartoI
Heights. is now the guest of Miss Ammo
Smith, at Alice
Lee Miller. of Meadow farm. is quite
Mrs. Blllups, OF King William. visited
her sister. Mrs. j g. Bradley. durins
the week. ,.
Mrs, Joscnh Duken Of Barton Heights
is now staying at NJ. G. Moore's, Wher'
she has very III chlld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
HIGHLAND SPRINGS,

Rev. Jno. ls. Mccartney and wife re,
turned tho first nf the week after u long
absence, owing to illness and death IN
Miss Mac John. who has Just returned
from a very pleasant Walt to friends ana
relative In Newport News spent WrdncM-
day night with her sister. Mrs. II. ~
Woodcock, of This place.
Dr. Granville r, Collins. after n,r, nn,
ant visit to his former home IN Madison
county returned home on TUESDAY.
Dr Brooks. who had charge Of w,
Collins practice during his absence. ~
durlnr The week for Richmond where no
will continue to practice. ,ow -
Miss Incz Burke outcrtairsd Few 81
her friends on Thursday cynning AMONG
them were: Misnns RosN and mary M
rano. Leila and Ruth AtklSson, ana M,
B AtkIsson. The evening passed pleasantly
eniiycvc,l With music and soeial emf
during the firs, q lhs week but l., le T.
after Il short stay for sharon, Ia ~ncr9
he viii remain some Days In the interest
Mrs. ID A Smith Mrs. DaWilt mn,
bard Mrs Irene Johnston Parker ana
! Miss Lilllo NJ. Turner wero guests on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Z L I 4 ; r. 4 = 4.
Wedics,iay afternoon Of tic M,ss .an r
81 cream. otc., we're served aud u 1il r'sts
halH,PY time Wns spent, !, Rend. pr. s..
Nh Roope a Misses m.s f sha Rt8 asd
leila NtlissoD and Mr.. Chris ieD ,ln :. !
returned 10 '$9tfer home on the IlrstS Q. y
',ae wnsk nftsr d",iFh9 cotase Ucoan
Miss 5pcila stovn. Of perpont Lo ,sasi:
spent several days durl i,! tno p ''j
vsMi 4 rp ffieeas an S"rsH} 11pn
ovcrfcounty IRE guests Of Mr.. anu ME-.
Amos Pierce Oh lllm Avenue, where 'hes
VIII spend some time. i, ,,,o,,,,,,,p
some time with her brother wv, am.I' 'ttS,,,,in
cn,ne home f2r smot ,,,o Wi liz
during the week nnd while ., mere t'r was '"'
guest Of Mrs. p. Il. Gero"' t1,,,,,,
NEWr, Plercc nnl dn,Fhter. Of ~ Haho ,,,Gs
county, arc gucsts Of Mr.. and Mrs Ai .,.iIi
Pierce, on 1Iln Avenue, where t''es w
spend some time. ,.,,,s.o, Ind
quite Il number Of their young frIell |l,e, 70
spend "Wednesday evening VIII WI t,i Inni
when they were deligh'fuilS e en-. Wesa,s
I Iim 'u ali. Of nnIcEfmond ana Andrew
Altisson the former at the rnnin,, aaII H.
panied By tho latter Oh the vinIh;; f 1,,,
Harvey burke RENDERED do u Mrs.. Minson
Rosa ana Mary Ntntnno Ruth ara Len Len.
AtkIsson; NIcssrs. Sting aud , Leslie Po ns
ell Archer Thomas Harvey i i,,,me lt and
don Gill, Hartley Spence, Harvey '''"
Andrew Atkissoi,. ,,.
Mr.. John Il. Dale of Chicago. sp si,
G'rresday evening with his irlenid, NJ MI !,
Dewitt, rIubnhrd at the Tower lio LOUISE
Mrs. Edith Stclgler Robinson, 1 he5In
Visited Visited Ben Lomond the home Of M mr..
snnd Mrs. Waterman NJ. Citerly' uur,,is
the pnst week. Mrs. Robinson G IsI'noi
to return shortly to her home on Wheel
4 Ing w. Va. She has spent several "ceks
with her parents near here. ,,..,,
Mrs. Arthur 3. Jones and tw S.h,n ,lttle
daughters. Hazel and Gladys. or e'i Ione.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Hnb b,,1t,,
left during the past week ior the' =
homo Ig '55f4V tFEtEEsf