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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
1elma,

A refreshing rain Saturday night.
William Lemay was in Gle Elum Sun
day on business.
Prof. Gilkey and wife were in Prosser
Saturday on business.
VIM. McCallum has leased the old
Cunningham ranch of 80 acres for the
coming season.
Miss Ethel Mains of the Bethany
neighborhood was visiting her friends
here Thursday.
p. NJ. BergerDn has orders from Wash
ington, d. c., to start the rural mail
route from here April Is.
Mrs. Kinds and daughter of Wilbur
arrived here last week to make this
their home. They are welcome.
Rev. George c. Giffin could not fill his
appointment at this place Sunday after
noon, owing to his indisposition.
The school children are to be commend.
ed for their work in setting out shade
trees and identifying the school yard.
CT HONtu W HIS HOiIle-
stead three miles south of Mabton, and
his two sons, Albert and Arthur, will
take charge of his ranch here.
Chris Christensen and Frank Killian
are building house for the ditch rider
on the extension. This is the second
house the W. I. Company has built this
spring.
John Cameron and family of Euclid
and his son in law, Gilbert Stringer and
wife of Belma have moved to Tacoma
to accept positions with the n. P. r. R.,
the former as conductor and the latter
as fiagman on a passenger train.
c. L. Smith, editor of the Inland En-
pire, gave an interesting lecture on dai.
rying at the school house Monday even
ing. During the day he made a house
in going into the dairying business. As
hay is not bringing a high price. the
farmers must consume more hay at
home.
What proved to be one of the most
enjoyable social events of the season
was the reception given by Mrs. A. w.
Mckinney at her home Wednesday ev-
ening, in honor of Mr.. McKinney's
birthday. Dainty luncheon was served,
consisting of pickles and egg sand
witches, cake and coffee. Those present
were Mr.. f. L. Killian and wife, Mr.. L.
may and wife, Mr.. Joe Lichtenwalter
and wife. Mr.. Henry Lachance and wife.
Mr. Charles Bloomquist and wife. Mrs.
Harry Hagle, Mrs. Orphie Latin. Misses
Killian and Smith; Messrs. Lundy, Nc
Kay and killian.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Ahtauum,

Mrs. Hibbler is at home again.
Mr.. w. Grifiiths and wife visited us
last week.
We are glad to see Helen Smith among
us again.
Stephen Crabb is visiting his brother
for a short time.
f. S. Woodcock has gone to Twin
Falls, Idaho, on business.
Mr. A. Anderson has completed his
new house and has movstin.
The Worrel boys took their young cat
tie to the hills this week.
The public school entertainment was
a grand success last Friday night.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
French is very sick with pneumonia.
Spencer Cole entertained few young
people at his new home last Tuesday
evening.
Lauren Woolsey is farming John Rey-
nold's forty-acre ranch, a part of the
Sair place.
Well, our telephone line is finished at
last and the phones are in and are kept
pretty busy.
The Green children are going to give
us another evenings amusement in the
near future.
Mrs. James and daughter of North
Yakima were the guests of Mrs. A. J.
Smith one day last week.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Ziuah.

Stella Burns is on the sick list this
week.
Claude Zediker is well and at work
again.
R. d. Herod is setting out his hop
yard east of Zillah.
Dave Cornell and Harry Stewart made
trip to Yakima Friday.
Lewis Ross made trip to North Yak.
ina Monday on business.
There were sixty-five more Kentuck.
ians arrived here Sunday.
L. +. Lawrence and F. L. Carman made
a business trip to North Yakima Friday.
Will Alsbury left for Hot Springs
Tuesday morning. He expects to be
home again in ten days.
The Zillah and Parker boys PLAYED
game of baseball Sunday, the scores
were % to IA in favor of Zillah.
Louis Goldsmith, w. A. Wardwell and
w. NJ. Gorsuch went to Sunnyside
Wednesday. They will remain in Sun
nyside during the summer.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Selah,

n. Ortiz is digging a well for G. c.
Mitchell.
Will Adams is visiting his cousin. W.
L. Dimmick. this week.
Mrs. James Lancaster, who has been
i'll with the grip, is well again.
Fred Brooker has considerable pasture
on which he will take in stock for the
season.
A great many spuds are being loaded.
The same scarcity of cars here that pre-.
vailed last fall.
Our recent rains were great benefit
to everything. Those who had new
seeding done were in luck.
The c. NJ. A. held an enjoyable So
cisl at the schoolhouse last Friday night.
Quite little sum was realized from the
baskets.
Mrs. Ira King is home again with
their little girl who has been very sick
at the home of her grand parents in
Fruitvale.
J. II. Lancaster, who sold his team
some time ago, has quite nice team
of colts. F. l.. Charboneau also has a
new horse to take the place of the one
which had to be killed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Fruitvale.

1t has been decided to continue school
another month.
Miss N. Stranberg and V. St. John
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day night. The happy couple have gone
to Gle Elum to make their future home.
Miss Birdie Nash. who left for Mime.
apolis to reside with her sister cou-
pie of weeks ago, is dead. The sad news
was received yesterday that she had
died after an operation.
Mrs. Z. L. Pettill from Minnesota,
who is spending the winter with her
son, S. G.. Pettett on North Mckee ave-
nue., spent a few days last week with
Mrs. +. G.. Orr.
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Alfalfa.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bales, March
ii, son.
Ben Duffy took trip to Kennewick
Sunday.
The ball at the hall the 18th was a
success.
w. L. Hatch visited North Yakima on
Monday.
II. S. Hatch took trip to North
Yakima Wednesday.
S. A. Dickey, county superintendent,
visited our school Friday.
f. G. Fleming is the happy father of
little son, born March IL. All are do
ing well.
George Mathis has been tusseling with
the grippe for the past week but is
now better.
We are sorry that some one at Alfal.
ia is so chicken hungry that they have
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Cowiche.

Ralph Smith and family have moved
to California.
Mr.. A. s. White was taken to town on
account of severe illness, and is now re-
ported to be very low.
Louis Christianson last Saturday COM
mitted suicide at his place, by shooting
himself with a rifle.
A number of young people of this
place were baptized in the Baptist
church of North Yakima Sunday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Naches.

Ed Kershaw is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. Dobe has just finished hauling off
his alfalfa hay.
The Wapatox ditch will be running
water by the first of April.
The Naches boys met at Pete Esch-
bach's place Sunday afternoon and had
little game of ball. They expect to
organize next Sunday.
The advancement of spring has shown
that the alfalfa was damaged by the
winter freeze to some extent. Pete
Eschbach says that the alfalfa on his
upper forty was entirely killed. John
Dobbins' alfalfa is also badly damaged.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Upper Mckee.

Hector Langevins has just moved in
c. Gamach's house, opposite the store.
Frank Albert has left for Mabton
where he will start general merchan-
disc store.
Eugene Robillard has moved on his
20 acre ranch, recently bought of Joe
Lajoube.
Our ranchers are now shipping their
spuds in place of selling them to COM
mission men.
Albert & Champoux have dissolved
partnership and Gideon Champoux has
bought out Frank Albert. Now the
firm will be known as Champoux & Son.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22
Springdale.

Spring is here; the peach trees are
in bloom.
The Sunnysidc high school dismissed
last week for weeks holiday.
Ben Cutler has moved from the Estes
ranch into his new house two miles west
of Zillah.
Arthur Harper and wife have moved
to Mr.. Wirsigs ranch. They will work
for him this season.
The farmers are busy, blowing, plant
ing, pruning and spraying. The hum of
industry is seen and heard on every
ranch
Spruce, Julia and Spence Cox came
home to spend their vacation with their
parents, and Spruce and Julia are now
down with the measles, Lola having re-
Gently recovered from an attack.
Mr.. Wirsig had close call for his
life a few days ago. His team ran
away with him and broke one of his
legs, rib, and otherwise bruised him.
DR.. BARLEY of Zillah was summoned
at once and dressed his wounds. He is
now getting along fairly we'll.
We have the promise of water this
week. The farmers are in great need of
it just now to finish up their spring
spraying. In order to do our spraying
at the proper time we should have the
water in our laterals by the first of
March.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22

to visit our hen roosts in the wee hours
Of the night; but the best Of it all was
that they were caught right in the act.
The Alfalfa ball team went to MabtOn
Saturday night to play game with
Mabton Sunday.
Rev. eager conducted services at the
school house Sunday morning and even
ing with good attendance.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22

You will find the correct styles in mil
linery Mt the new hat store of Murchie
& Patton, Union block. l2tl
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-22

State Of Washington. County of Yakima, 50.
l, w. L. Steinweg, Cashier of the above named
bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. W. L SrEINwEG, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Dist day Of March, 1905.
J. A. LOUDoN, Notary Public.
North Yakima, Wash.
COrrect-Attest:
CHARLES CARPKNrER,l
M MN 3 h p; scvDnxH' Directors.
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KING GEORGE AFFAIRS.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspa1cn.

Especial to Tho IlmeS-DlSpatcn.)2 GE-
& CONFORM, KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VA, October 7.-Mr. r. G. l.. Moncure,
the Democratic nominee for the House of
Delegates In Stafford and King George,
came down from Stafford this week, ac-
ccmptnied by Judge r. H. Il. Chichester
and visited a number of King Georglans.
lie made fine impression upon the peo-
pie, and It is now entirely apparent that
his and Judge Chichester's visit created
no little enthusiasm among the Demo-
Gratis In this county. Mr.. Moncure out
lined his platform. "St and emphasized
the fact that, IT elected gto the lcgisla-
turc, he Will do all In his power in
the matter of betterhr road system--to
give the people good public highways.
This greatly pleased the people.
The latest advices frum most reliable
sources are to the effect that he will
carry Stafford, his home county, by a
safe majority; and 1t looks now for the
first time, as If he will also carry King
George
The public schools OF this county OPP
sned last Monday, ard the attendance
has been above the general average for
the first week of each session.
Messrs. p. Lewis Rogers and Robert II.
Rogers. of Washington, Visited their
parents at Osso, near here, this week.
Mrs r. r, McCauley has returned to
Alexandria after spending few days
here. 'f
Mrs, Bette Gravatt and her daughter,
Miss Jeanette Grayatt. who have been
visiting friends here. have returned to
their home in Caroline.
DR.. r. II. Pratt and wife, who have
been visiting Mr., Alexander Pratt in
the upper part Of this county. have re-
turned 10 their home In MTiddlesex.
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Society u
Lexington
\. lsnnclal 10 1,he Timas-plsnntch.l

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA. October Cards Of
Invitation have been received In Licking.
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Carter
Of Newport News, formerly of Licking
ten, to the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Laura Lee. to Mr.. Maury Hundlcy,
Of Newport News. The marriage will
tako place from the First Baptist Church
Tuesday evening, October 18th.
Mrs. BarrlngtonsK. West has arrived
iii Lexington from Denver, Col, where
Major West, of the United States army,
is stationed, and will spend the winter
at her residence here. She Is accom-
panied by her children.
Z Mr.. William II. Laughlin, a former well
known merchant Of Lexington, now a
resident of Washington, D. c., Is spending
the week visiting friends here.
Mr.. j. Paxton Barclay has gone to
sBlacksburg TO enter the Virginia Poly
itechnic Institute.
Miss Bessie Doyle and Miss Hobson, Of
Norfolk, Va, are the guests Of Miss
Louise Hnskins.
Mrs. Jayhugh Wills is visiting friends
in iLynchburg this week, and is attending
the fair in that city.
E MIR. Stuart j. McBryde has gone to
louisville. Ky. where he expects to en-
gage In civil engineering.
Mrs. William p. GILL OF Charles City
Va.,sis visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. t.
Granger. jst 3g p,
Z Miss Fannie NJ. Anderson, OF Washing
ton, ID, c., Is the guest Of Mrs. William
i. Junkln, at Mulberry Hin"
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!. Norfolk Society !. !.

| Philadelphia, where DR.. Cooke is sta
| toned on the U. s. Mercedes.
Miss Jane Adger. who Is visiting
| friends in Baltimore, will attend the
| horse show in Richmond October 10TH
Miss Holen Smiley, who has been at
crockett Springs for the summer, has
| returned.
Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs Ackiss
! and children and Miss Blanche Ander-
! son, who have been spending the sum
mer at their cottage at Ocean View,
| have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglass and Mr..
Victor Douglass, of New York, were
IN Norfolk Saturday Ell route to Blue
field. w. Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick Curl have re-
| turned from visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Thomas H. Wilcox and Miss Mary
Wilcox have returned from Lexington,
Va.
Miss Gladys Hale Of Jacksonville, Fla,
VINO mas been visiting the Misses Person,
at the Naval Hospital, have gone to
New York $9.G
Misses Marion and Dorothy Wilson,
VINO have been visiting their grand
! parents. Rev. and Mrs. James w. Ash
ton, Clean, N. y, have returned home.
Mrs. Victor Browne and Misses Jennie
ana Lucy Browne have returned from
Crockett Springs, where they spent the
summer. u
Mrs. N. a. Rowe has returned 10 her
nome In Kanasha, Wis, after being the
guest Of Miss Guida Chambcrlaine, on
Duke Street She was accompanied by
Miss Nellie billiard, who Will resume
Der studies at school here.
Miss Carolyn Gray has gone to visit
Miss Posle White, in Abingdon. Va.
| PORTSMOUTH SOCIAL.
Mrs, Frank Crocker has returned from
a two months stay In Alton, Va, and ia
nc guest OF Judge Crocker In Court
street t -
Mrs. A. G. Tltzhugh and Miss Retta
Eitzhugh arc the gA,sts of Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Thomson In Court street.
Mrs. Norman Bacot, Of Savannah, is
the guest of Mrs. Florence Bacot, in
North street. -
Mrs, Charles CulI,eper and little Miss
Citolenc Culroper have returned from
Clifton SPRINGS, where they have been for
scvera! weeks.
Misses Elizabeth and Jane Nnclv have
! returned from months sojoum in New
York.
Slrs, Clayton Thrcadcraft and Ilttie
daughter Frances, have left for Atlanta
Ga where Mrs. Threadcraft will visit
her mother.
Mrs, 7. J. Davis, OF Savannah. Ga, is
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CHARLOTTE, NJ. C.
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Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
acHARLoTTE, N. q Oct. 7.-A1r. and
Mrs.. Mod Watkins have issued invita-
MISE MISS e Nell e. a Mr George Wsshihson
Graham, Jr. The cerem ony will be per-
formed Tuesday evening, October 18th.
elects parents Miss Watkins is ono
of the PROTEST and most popular Young
women IN Charlotte society and Mr..
A wedding Of much interest to [, Char
lotte society people took place In Column
bIa, S. c.. Thursday evening OF this
week. when Miss Lily Rollin McGregor
bcca me he bride Of Mr., Abram c. steele
formed nj the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p McGregor- Mr. Tom
Ross. OF Charlotte. was the best man
tended the wedding. Mr. Steele Is a
prosperous young business man, and his
bride ono of Columbia's falrest daugh-
tcrs.
Friday afternoon at her home on North
College Street. Miss Louise Wadsworth
scharminglyA entertained at luncheon IN
honor OF four October bride elect.N1iss
las Robertson and Fanny Lardner Moore.
The pnrlors and halls were tastefuly
decorated with golden rod and daisies
and n delicious :epns. was served 70
were set and a brlde-elect presided at
each. 5i.a
At her home on North Poplar street
Friday afternoon. Mrs. ri. 3. bryant en-
tertained ut bridge whist,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. #, Robe rtson have issued
Invitations to the marriage Of their daugh-
skinner Aston, the ceremony. to take
place Wednesday evening. October IS, at
the home OF the BRIDES parents, 500 South
thr,,irhoi,t the State as one of Charlottes
most attractive young women. and Mr.,
Aston who is general agent for the Aetna
Life Insurance Company. is socially
Mrs. j j.. sutton who has been Visiting
her brother, Mr.. George Brockenbrough,
has returned to her home IN Richmond.
Va. ~
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Ella B,
Mars hall u. Z, =, -, 4
summerFin Halifax and New York,
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WARRENTON, VA.
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-, 1S,ec'o, ~ 'rhe Times DIspatch)
,. WaAtNRENToN; VA. October Sat n
Confederate Veterans. the nd1utant was
instructed to proceed to notify each mem
ntr OF the General Smith Memorial Com.
1ributions. and to farwOrd all sllbscrip-
lions to NJ NJ, Green of Wnrrenton.
= W,lliam II. Lewis, James A. Speer, w.
rs T9mpkins, r. II. Peyton, 4. II. Rose
sent this camp at tho reunion of the
Der,
, Mr.; and Mrs Harry q. Groome are at
w 3, Wise, Of New York IS visiting
DIS daughter, Mrs, w Grey Clark
=, Mrs Henry Harwood, of Charleston,
>, -, Is q guest OF Mrs. Thomas Smith
:, MIS-. Rett Is visiting her sister. Mrs w.
u Marshall. OF "Pembroke.''
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COLUMBIA, VA.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
COLUMBIA Va, October 7.-Aliss Eliza
Cowherd is In Lynchburg. the guest OF
the Misses Ganaday during Horse Show.
week. W.
Miss Maggie Fleming has returned to
early autumn here with relatives. 4,
Mr.. Lionel Ashburner continues quite
sick Of malaria fever at his home near
State Junction.
The public school at Wilmington was
opened Monday with two ieachers,' Miss
Eliza George. a graduate Of Hollns Ii
principal and Miss Ada Perkins, assist
ant. s.
home Of her son, aJurGe J. Nc. Miller.
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BOWLING GREEN.
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II Especial to The Times ispatch)
BOWLING GREEN. Va, oot 7,-Miss
Alma Mcneil, of Baltimore. and Mrs.
Matte Gibson, Of Richmond, are guests
al the Lawn Hotel
Mrs, 8. Wilber Broaddus spent this
week in Newport News, attending the
convention of Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, to which she was a dele
gate,
Miss Estelle Collins left this week for
Fredericksburg College, where she will
be student this session.
Mrs. George Peyton, of Richmond, and
Miss Gladys PeYton, her daughter, were
the guests. this week, of Mrs. c. l., Col
Inns.
Mr. Beale Gravatt Of Washington, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. z, II. Grayatt.
Miss BESSIE Cogb!ll left this week for
Albemarle county, where she goes to
teach school.
Mrs. r w. Mills, of Fredericksburg
Is visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
W n, Collaun, " near New London.
va,
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WILMINGTON, N. c.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) N
WILMINGTON. N. c.: Oct. Wedding
themselves. the most important OF the
week beiug that Of the approaching
marriage or Miss Nellie Emerson, q
daughter OF Mr.. T. NJ. Emerson, third Vice
president o. the Atlantic Coast Line, and
MIR. Cornelius VanI.euven. The announce
ment was made at a tea, given by Mrs.
Emerson. who was formerly of Richmond,
the Emerson home on Dock Street,
Announcement has been made of the
engagement. of Mr., Peter N. Flick. Jr., for
ter. OF Aslleyillc. and Invitations have
tecn sent oul TO the marriage Of Miss
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WYTHEVILLE.
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ISL NopeClhl 10 Inc .I1mes- DtSpatCh.)
WYTHEVIL.UE, October 5.-One OF the
largest crowds ever known In Wytheyille
was drawn yesterday by Wallace's Cir.
Gus and the Ogden horse sale. Over three
thousand dollars worth of horses and
mules were sold on yesterday and the
sale Will continue to-day and tomorrow
Mr. c. G. Ogden and his associates ex-
pect to make these sales of live stock q
permanent institution, and are much
encouraged by the result OF the first
effort.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tontaine Broun
OF Charleston, w. Va, returned to their
home this week after visit OF some
months to the latter's mother, Mrs Vir-
GINA p Kent "A 5I
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. McC;avock and
little son arc In Lynchburg attending
the fair and horse show.
q Colonel A. L. Prescott OF Baton Rouge,
La, was the guest OF his sister, Mrs,
James =, McCiavock. at Fort Chrswell,
last week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs G. W. Norrcll, Mrs. +,
G, Leavcll and Mrs. =. s. Atkinson and
family, Of Texas, whip spent the sum
mer In Wytheville, returned home on
Friday.
Mr.. Arthur Ribble, Of Norfolk, is the
guest OF his parents, DR.. and Mrs. w.
u. Ribhle, SIR
Mr. Leata Goodwin hns returned TO
Wythevlllc after a tour OF some months
abroad.
The Misses Hayward. OF New Orleans,
arc spending some weeks at the home
OF Mrs. James r. Jordan, before enter
inm Eolin's Institute,
Miss Lizzie Terry left Monday for
Max Meadows, where she has accepted
Il nosltion to teach. IN
Mrs Bovd returned this rweek 10
Acdu'lla Texas, after n visit to her
d'l"h'"r' Mrs Frank Owens.
Mr.. Carrnth and family. Of Louisiana,
ere spending some time ut the New
Fourth Avenue Hotel
Rev, w y Goodwin Of Petersburg
Miss sadie lfarvie and Mr.. Williamson,
OF nanyilln are visiting Misses Ella and
Sa'lic Goodwin '''
Rev r. u. Poetry and family. of Ia
tnn. who have heon the quests nj Mrs.
Mary Rich, left last week for Denver,
COL, where Mr. Pcery has accepted a
call, ~ y
Miss Lila r Mays of Amherst ar,
rived IN Wytheville this week and ia
teaching In the family of Mr.. CIR.
watkins at the New Fourth Avenue
Hotel,