The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
HEAL tn AND life n!
M. THE MECkLENBURGI
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(specal 10 The Times Dspatch)
THE MECKLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
VA, July 15.-The Mecklenburg Is sPe-
cialized as well as fast becoming an idol
lied ideal healt h and pleasure resort, that
lies so near to so many that need anu
require such beneficial resources IN the
enjoyment OF life There are many guests
here from many points who nave broken
up the monotony and drudgery OF ny
and who esteem this resort true treas
ury OF relief There arc parior parties
galore, stag parties. ladies' parties anu
mixed parties. cozy parlor parties, lawns,
spring house and promenade parties. COM
many everywhere one may seek 1t. The
nights are delightfully."- refreshing, condu-
sIye 10 sound sleep, so much SO that
many guests retire very early to insure
the longer sound and sweet rest
DR.. I.ucius Langford, of Norfolk. Va.
E n rived here yesterday, Captain Ed. j..
Parish and wife, late Of Durham, now OF
New York city. where he represents the
), British American ~ obacco Company IS
spending an extended period here.
Colonel James NJ. Neal, Of Danvile, Va,
spcnt last week here,
United states Senator F. NJ. Simmons,
OF Raleigh, N. CT with his two accom-
plshed dnughters. Misses Ella and lsa-
relle Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs 8. f. kehoe,
are distinguished guests from Savannah
& Ga,
General Julian S. Carr, OF Durham, r..
e., has just returned home.
Captain T. NJ Washington and wife,
81 Wilson. N. c., are representative folks
from that city. Captain Washington IS
81 famous tobacco auctioneer OF that city,
who once also delighted tho trade and
FL pla nters OF Richmond. Va. on auction
sales and for some time was at Shell
Bburnes warehouse: ex-Congressman 3.
n. Bum, Miss Hattie P. and Miss Annie
E Lee Runn, OF Rocky Mount, N, Gu are
registered here to-day. Among other re-
cent arrivals are George a. Rose; Hen
ederson, N. CT; Mrs, y. n. Collins, Or, e.
w. Morton and wife. Mr. Thao. Morton
and Miss Frances Morton, Fort Worth,
TEX; Messrs. II, T. Hughson. S. It. Blod-
gett, p. b. Thaw F, J. McArthur' I'd
tRagland, w. NJ. Wagner, J. I. sydnor'
j. X. Fisher, Richmond Va; James Tay-
Tor, j. B.. Folk, II, p. Hammond, L. r.
Mcclure, Baltimore. Md; MISS 8; a.
Mason, Mr. irwin u. Boernstcln, Elmer
(Hll. TWashinGton, D. c.; H. y. Freeman,
Cleveland, G.; w. j. Casey, Louisville,
XIV, Mr.. II, S. Musgrove, N. =, Jackson
Norfolk, Va; Master La. Cooper. MI
Alex, Cooper, Henderson, N.nC,' MT. y
w. Minor, q, B, Atwater, Durham, n, g!
Mrs. G.. %, Mebane, Mr., B, II, Mehane'
4 Jr, Stray, N. c.;lE. l.. Walker. pany'1!e
Va; q, w, Harris. New York; Mrs 1, 2.
Holt, Graham. Va. G, 6, Flresh zee y,
South Boston; Mrs. l., B. Holt Graham'
N. G.; Judge r. B. PEBBLES, Jackson. N.
o.; Mr.. Fred L, Carr Mrs, ?. +, carr,
Miss Susie Moye, Mrs, y, A., Garter, Mr.
IS, s. Carter Wilson, N. c.; Miss Martha
Holt, Graham N. C.; Mr.. G, NJ. Wilson,
Wilson Mills, N. c.; Mr., ~. L. Hopkins
Greensboro, N. c., and still they come TIL
daily on every train. and yet there Is ac-
commodatIon and preferred quarters re-
served for many more, Mr., j, NJ
Waller, Mr.. j. NJ. Wiltshire, Mr., a, G..
Wjlkerson, Mr., ], Fl, Drake, Miss Repa
S. Johnson, Richmond. VA; r. s, Bar
bour, Mr., and Mrs, r, IT, Aunspaugh.
South Boston, Va; Miss Adelaide G.
Richter, Hampton, Va; Mr. ., H. cren-
shaw. Oxford, N. c.