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The Newtown bee., 1906-03-30

single English critic challenged TO-
! inaccuracies. Since bis return from
abroad Mr. Mighels has published .
large number of short stories and
| number of novels, the most popular O.
which was "Bruvver Jims Baby, 6
| mining-camp story. His latest book IL
"Chatwit, the Man-talk Bird" MI
Mighels usually lives and works ir
New York every winter, but spends
his summers anywhere out of New
York that his automobile will run
He visits the far west frequently and
has crossed the continent dozen
times. A new short story, s'The OF
Day of an Automobile" appears in the
April Century.
A great bankrupt sale of clothing. of
the stock of D. P. Keane & Co., at GIT
Main street, Bridgeport, is now going
on. just SIC, 900 worth of clothing is
to be sacrificed. Even if the time al
lowed this sale to continue beyond it's
original limit of Is days, it is certain
that the steady demands would COM
pletely exhaust the stock. However,
l6 days is the limit, for new tenant
must then have the store. AS every
BEE reader is familiar with the history
of the store, the bankruptcy proceed
ings, ETC., it is only necessary to add
that the entire stock was purchased
the purchasers Immediately putting it
up for public sale. There is $40, 900
worth of fine clothing upon which the
price has been cut in half 1t is Ger
tainIy fine opportunity to purchase
clothing at low figures.
Our readers will be glad to know
where they can get beautiful solid
gold scarf pins at very reasonable
prices. Reid & Todd of 1854 Main
street, Bridgeport, have recently pur-
chased the entire line of a firm and
are Offering solid gold scarf pins at
prices under the cost to the manufac-
turers. The prices are from 25c up
Select early. They will accept stamps
for mail orders.
The hest safeguard against head
ache, constipation and liver troubles
is De Wits Little Early Risers.
Keep vial of these famous little pills
in the house and take dose at bed
time when you feel that the stomach
and bowels need cleansing. They |
don't grippe. Sold by S. E. Sanford & |
Co., Newtown; Belts & Belts, Sandy |
Hook: Stephen French, Stepney De- |
pot; Williams & Scoville, South Brit |
ain.
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

spent Sunday at the home of L. G,
Gilbert
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-30

Charles Gilbert and wife of Monroe
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-30
BRlGHT'S DISEASE

Rondout, N. Y. Price 81; 6 for IS.
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-30

We have the largest stock of new Wall Par
Shades, Oil Cloths, etc. Paper from SC up, ali
patterns.
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TO The PUBLIC.


The weekly issue of tn" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-of6ces, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thiekly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiavellng men and oul
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
La consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium IN the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlOn.
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Nlt OaS Y5ublttulll.

Die rSreie 4sreiie fir 9eras" miro
an iiber $50 &oitofficen nerianot. uni
bat eine grDRe gerbreitung in be,
gsadbar= &epublit Werito, i'm Snbia.
stersTerritDrium uno Otlobomo.
Sbr girfulatipns=@ebiet in Teras
eritredt iid pDn COLLECTION biz binauI
nab 9eniion, BON duBerten Often
Biz nacb 81 ,paiu i'm Iernen 8eiten;
es fblieBt ielbituerftanolib nit be.
l0nhers sahlreiben 2eiern oas bibts
beiieoelte Wittel=9eras ano ben Sao.
meiten ein. Nu1 in Werito bat iie
cine QrDEe 8erbreituna.
8tuei Neifenbe itno beitdnoia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterefle oes
glottes unterpeas unb fibren oem-
ielben i'm gerein nit unieren ribris
gen 2ofal Ggenten fertn1breno
neue 2eier atr.
Sin Nnbetrabt bieier 9batladen lit
bic #Sreie Breife", pD es ftd5 barun,
banoelt. Die beutfbe geoolferung su
erreihen, bas bette S(aseige 9se,
binta i,n Gtnafe SeraS.
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Stir $500 mad 9eati1lano.

Deutib ameritaniibe Beituneen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit aru.
Ben1 Snterefie eeleien, neil Sie fih
fret ausipreben unb b1ufig ppn briis
ben mebr Nelii9teiten unb gta6rih.
ten bringen. ala Die oeut1hen Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die rssreie BreIie fir
2eras" iit oriiben iiberoIl, tuDbin 1ie
geianot wiro, elm iebr germ seiebener
@ait unb fann iiG rltbmen, Iners
fennung uno 8iirbieung au fin0en,
tpie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns.
iowie an Dieieni9en, nelbe oas 8latt
an ibre Werwanoten ibiden, beroors
3ebt. Wer oaber leinen 8ertuanoten
uno Jreunoen cine sSreuoe ertpeiien,
ibnen Elm millfomtnenes @eihenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fir fie Die
nSreie 8reiie fir geras". Das Sus
tereiie fir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eaenb, NOD bic
Vermanoten uDbnen, lit in 9emtih.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es lit unm6a.
lib. in Rriuatbriefen eine 10 GRIND.
li6e Guftldrune unb 8elbreibuna
oes fremben 2anoeS su geben, pie
oles bic n5reie prehe" alIm6hent.
tih tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breis
BON So uerienoen mir portOfrei unIer
reihbaltiges Wubenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Gbreiie i'm Iuslanbe.
Die ssreie preiSe fiir Geras VmbI.
EDuibaun.
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esarts Me&li1tnal)ms.

DER frdnaDiifhe @enstal Wtlac tit
tn Deutfdlano buuptid9li9 baourd)
betannt setporben, oaB er NIT uns
msni4liaer Sdrte Den morobrennerte
f4en 9efehlea 2ubpigs XIV. na4ees
fommen 1T unb einen Sauptantbetl an
osr stpetmalissn 3srftDrung 9eioel.
bergs unb fsines herrlt9en g9lofss
sebabt BAT. Der ao6n fit UaeIaes
militdrii9s pfIi4terfii1uns beitanb
oartn, oab tim 2uopts oen @rafens
titef CAB uns thn fDrteefest aud tn
Ipdteren ariesen sseen Oeutfdlono,
hdupti69tid in Der pfal3 bef9dftists
Sm Sabre 17o2 mar tbm Die @ertbets
6iguns Der tpi9tigen Geitnng Qanbdu
anpertraut. sssen Die Ser 6iterrsi9if9e
Sbronfolstr. Der fpattre Gaifer SofeF
l.. NIT benz oeutf9en Sduptbeere
heran5og. 9eo9oem ote yeitung einse,
f4tofen norben mar uno Die reselnd1
biee 8elaseruns besonnen bate, unters
lag es teinem 3tpeifel, 6aB Die llebers
sabe in sesebsner 3eii erfoIsen miTe.
Welas. Der ala 9erpiiiter Der pfdl3
unb 3erit0rer 9eibelberss NIT Re9t
bie Ra4e ber Deitfhen fiir9tste. funts
tpie ein ihIausr 9ofmann ieineu &opf
aus Der S4linse au 5teben. Gr Ionbte
etnen parlomentdr an ben fatferli1en
prtn5en NIT Der 9itts, tbm sans senau
bic Gage oes 9auptquartiers anauges
ben, bamit unter teinen umitGnben
etne franaDiiide Rusel oobin absef9Dfe
fen iperbe. Dem Sdbsbureer gefiel
btete Sarte Niidii9tsna6me iiberaus,
un6 ais mad heftisen 8eftiirmunsen,
ote iiber atpeitauf.nb Deuti9en bas 2ee
ben sefoftet = aud Bring Gusens
gruoer mar sefauen - bte Geifung
tdpttuIiren mubte, erbielt Wteloc troB
fetner peraneifelten Gage ote giinfigs
fen 9eoingunsen. freien NbSng NIT
Webr unb Waffen auseftanben. Weelac
3os beim Nusmarfh nit feiner 9ruppe
an ber Gront Der beutf9en Mrmee bors
iibrr, un6 ala er bes taiierlthen prins
sen aniidtts tnuroe. Iprans er BON
pterbe ano fiiBte Sofef Die 5ttefel.
Diefe etbabene 9anolunespeiie purbe
IN einen aupferitt9 peretDigt, uno oa
etne gbre bic anbere ipertb TT, luo ibn
Der Warfsrdf Souls BON Baden 3u
etnem Bantett etn. an bem fdmmtlt4e
@emerdIe unb 0iirftli9teiten, NIT @uss
nabme Jofefs. tbetlnabmsn. @s stne
bort febr lnftis 9er unb nit gsfponns
tenn Obr Iaui9te man ben Nuseinanz
beriesungen WieIaes. tpie man Rriee
flbreH miiHe uaS ipis man au feinsm
3iele fomnae, iDennslei9 StmueI unb
66le ooseeen ipdren. Die frommen
6e,,tf1en GenerdIe befreuaten fih stpar
bet biefer eotteslGiterlt4en QeuBeruns,
f1ieben aber TN beften Gsnbernebrnen
bon benz frnnDiiieben General. Der
ihuen balb tpiebsr als Setnb seeens
ilberitehen folIte. 3um iebtenmale ees
f9ah bies i'm SABRE 1909 In Ser
Snlant BET Malploquet. mo MeIac
ben 9pb fanb.
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Die bsiotu aollsstn.

Guf einer WersnasunssreiIs lam Der
berahmts engtifhs TlaIer 5reosrid
aetgbtpn our9 etu tieines Dorf, in
,pelhem sin MaIer serobe bd4dftigi
mar. bas G4iIb sines Mirt1s6aufes
ansuftrtiseu. Gins 3ettlans bsoba@s
tr!e 0eigbtpn ben Dorfiiiujfler..
90 blidte bie1sr bon fetner 2etter
berub nnb fasts: .@hOu.r Gag tsnts,
9err."
aeie6ion tonnte bisie 9batIahe midi
leasnen unb fiiete oann In freunolit
oerweifenoem Gons 6insu. bic etnt
Gigur uuf Dem Gdilbe bate nt&t bie
ridttee proportion.
.Was, nibt bic ri4tioe g5rppor=
tton" perfests Der Dorffiinffler ges
trGntt. s@i. fSnnen tppbl ni&t riatio
ieben.@
rMenn @ie BON Der Better beruntsr.
tlettern ipoIen. tperoe i9 bic @efdiht,
in Orbnuns brinsen," erflGrte Der
srobe 9iinffler gut selaunt.
~a6nnen 81. oenn aud maleu9@
frdgte Der amber. mibtrauif@. I'D
babe ndmlih feine Cuff, mir meine Or,
belt bon Sbnen ruiniren gu lafTen,"
~6absn Gle tstue 9lngf, i6 babe In
mstnsr Suseno aud Elm bisden Wsalen
gslsrnt,4 perfeste aeigbtou, pGbrenb
Der anbsre &. Qeiter beruntertletterte.
Damn nabTn Der berii6mte Maler oi,
palette, ftieg binauf nnb besann su
moIen, BIB oas eanse Bib fertfa mar.
nNa, bag tft ni4t 70 iibel," ertlart,
Der Dorffiinftler ipoblnoueno. Die
aunft miro ia bier f9le9t be5abIt, aber
ipenn Sic fir mid nod tpetter arbeiten
molten, Damn tperoe i6 Sbnen 6os 8ops
petite bon benz geben, mas ih meinen
Gebilfen fonit besabl,."
sd oante. Derf.sts aeis6tpn
troden, pm.in gaame 1T oeiabton.a
nStbr erfreut, Sic t.nnsn au I,ruen
5err ao[lege,- perfebte Der Wtonn ber
natarli9 teins abuuns bate, tper por
ibm ifano, omein Rams ift Som.@
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Saoueitteras lpltnltt Gnd

Benn Sbr guh iraenome nieoer.
lofien uOllt, tut es entlaug Der 81.
ME Der
Gan 9lntonip & glra,tIas
95aB Sahn,
i'm @arten' Diitritt bes Staotes. @es
lumber. uno Stlima uniibertroffen.
BilliGe 26noereien fir ben Tarmer,
Warttadriner, Dbit. uno Biehsahter.
Weaen @inaelbeiten menbet guh an
@e0. S. &upton. @. g. o.,
San Gntoni0. 9eras.
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Xdallae yonrttteu sdllatpanen

mad Californian, ebeniu nah st,
20uis oia 9eras 81 8acific 8abu
0bne Wehiel. Shreibt an iraene
einen 9idet Geenten tpeaen oieIea
neuen Dienites ooer an 6. 8. Eur.
ner, General Baiinaier.Iaent, 0al.
las, 9era8
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Sin gssemn tnp etn 9lber.

Der Wenih 1T, tpos er tBt; B. 8. tuenn
er oas @enofiene aud gebbrig peroaut
@ber 1T ieine 8erbauun9 geft6rt, oann III
er aan5 'tnns anberes, 8. e. Elm an ben
M2aqen ooer audi Der Qeber frnnter WenIh
SDlcbe 2eioen su tnrteren, 6asu giebt ed
elm iiheres Mittel in ben nur aus 8flan,
aert ber9eiteIlten ct. 8ernnro 8rduterpil.
len. DieieIten entholten teine iba fen.
nur auf eine uuriibergebenbe Birtung BE.
rehneten Stoffe. Sic fino nielmehr aui
cine tutrtliche uno oauernoe 6eilung Be.
re6net unb ourbnus rein beaetobiliIh
Deshalb brauhen iie aud teine 8uder.
billie, 25 Gents. 9llfe NpDtbefen,
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gd1emermeperrs 0arf.

ssanlilienaarten. NlerleiMilderei.
prOoutte. gorsiietitbe sfiidle. @eib.
baltiae Speiie. Garte. &eLerfrilbeS
2one Star Bier. s5eineWeine uno ans
bere @etrdnte. aufmertiame 8eoies
nuna. @ars laufen biz Nitternadt.
9bilipp @etRler, giaentiimer.
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Seine Aual tommt Der ourd 89beus
nlatismus ueruriabten gleia. 9urd1
ben @ebraub BON Girer & Slmenbs
6ecept 9so. 1851 pirb Iofurt Gin.
oerung geidaffen. Sn allen Gpu.
tbefen au haben.
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MN. j. STUCKE.

Gaitmau 8ooats. Cameras uno
pbDtoarapbiihe lltenfilien.
Imatursarbeit miro fDrafdltia fer.
tiaaeftelIt.
4O5 CftsGummercesgtraR
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Cttp 0eife.

@ritflaiilae Geitauration in Shols'
2otal. @ans neue glnrihtung. 8pr.
siglihe Slide. Nlle8 maS Die Sais
ion liefert. W6Biae Breiie. sSani.
lien au empfeblen.
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Die stmmano Wlotro

: Die Sltantana Wfa e a,
ten Sabrit fertiat Matraben,
Giiien uno SOFTER an uno maht cine
Speaialitdt aus alien Geparatur. Gr.
beiten in ibrer Branhe. Garantiert
iorafdltiaite Qusfiibrung alIer Guf.
trdge. Office uno 5abrit 309 Noros
Jlore8'S StraBe. Nenes Ielepbon 223,
aIteS TelephDn 1863 3r
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@eht 81 Burgitaller .
9 alDOn unb & Itnurant, 8il.
Iita' StraBe neben Der Saae Der per.
mannelSbne.
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@nlf Ghpre Nahrl.

b q hrt.
ysadb 2aberuia, Sutberlonb Sprtngs.
Stndeafe, t6alth, 800 8urm.
Gntunft.
Bon 5tUdbale, Sutherland Springs unb
2anernia. tdolih. 2:30 gtadhr.
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no. SC. & =. 8abu.

Gbfahrt.
Nab Nacp, JDrt 8ortb, Dallas, RnnIas
gitb, ct. 9ouis unb gbicagD, taaIirb,
(Suniet Sepot) ).........S.45 M6en6s
Gucalsua nia SmitboiGIe. .....7. IO8oru1.
Mntunft:
Bon gbica9D, ct. 4outs, Ranias 9th,
Dallas, Sort @0rtb uub Baco, tdaliH
(Sunlet Depott.. ......... 8 Woraens
GocalhnQ. bio Snlithoil[e -. 9.O5 Nbenba
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SDutberta 9saciftc 8aba.
sMbfohrt,
U mum 1t.
Q. n. B u. %. 8abu.

Rad GMerD, goafum, 5ouitun unb @al.
oet0n, tdgltcb. .............6.45 TDrrt.
unb 10.15 Mbenbs bs...................
0ab Corpus gbrifti, &odpsrt unb See.
niae t6ali6. 1890 uub abenbs.
Rad Borne nnb RerrnilIe, tdslib. 800.
..................... $500 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon gueru. g)Uafunn, pDuHun mnb gal.
neit0n, tdglib 80 moreens unb
600 QbenoS.
SDn Corpus @briiti. &Ddport unb See.
bile tdelicb ........7.3 80 moreens uno
2.05 rrnbm. .........
Bon B1tne Iub aerrbille. t6gIib.
10 NhenbS
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DRS. HIGHT & WHEAT,

5atn6rste. Sids=GebGubt.
Nne 5ohndrstlirben Grbeiten unb Spes
sialitnt, bic berihnte benticbe 8Dr5eflans
gement<Siillung, ble penone 9uptitate
son natiirlithen 2ahnen beritellt.
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%aul WiaiIer. -glefttiIbe Sdiei.
ferei. Mlam0 BlasG. 0erfauF uOu
WelIern. Sheeren etc,
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@ep. Sti6ba@ers galoem 358
DIT. Commerce StraBe. 8elB' uno
8raunbier. Gi9enes @ebrdu. 8as
ar6Bte @las Bier in Der Staot far
5 Gents.
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6, u. Opde.

GDmiiii0n8. 8aufmann fiir lebenoes
Bieb. &auft uno uertauft allerfei
6ubrmerte. Office uno Yoros 321
.0uena' StraBe. Nltes 9elepbou
1910 4r., neues 1890.
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Gtfenbabu= Ylal.
5. q @. ~. 8ahu.
9lbfahrt,
81 n I /, n it.

Bon ct. Souls unb benz SKen 10 gornt.
SDn localen Bunften ........ 6:05 nacbm.
8Dn ct. GDuis u. benz Siten:1l.05 abenbs
8pn 9arebD uno Oterifo =. LOO nabm.
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Or. Gam. Der 8abuarSt. bat feline
Office nDm DuInia : @ebduoe, nod
0ids' '@ebdnne, obere @taae, uerleot
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8fm6's 5 Gents papana.g iaarre
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Or. &. u. Wtper,

OiteOpath,
122 9oiOna.Strass 8eibe 9eIsphune 1886.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
UPPER HENRlC0

"a
Dr.. j, IL. SWarrine ri, Of Brook Hi Ris g !
the Johns Hopkins Hospital , n al II
where he Is undergoing medical treat
ment. IS. J. Il 81, \, j, y, IA "a
Laurel. after visiting friends In No 70,
There will be q two-night entertain y
5ment held at Dumbarton School Tor the
beneflt Of the Bethlehem BAPTIST Ch uscn !;
Mrs. Bob on Wednesday. and 4. the stirace
street 4 Quartette on SThuraday
Miss M. G. Crlsmond Of Frederic o 9.
burg was the guest Of Mira, w, y klr y
at Lakeside recently. tl I, q, i,
Mr. Lyd Bowles continues $ very slc IS
!. Nj II. Wilbur Ford has been spending
some time with relatives at Elmont,
Miss Bessie Smith was the guest !! O
Miss Lizzie Ford for several 1't days f re-
Mss Eva TIgnor. Of anoyer, spent
sunday With the Misses Plc'.Ee at Green Y.
1S Ara. jim wills. 81 Vista, visited her
sister, Mrs, RI, 2. Tucker, H during tn me
week. Y. 4 afssssi 4 s3s D. 5 !. !. !.
I There Will be a lawn and box party az
the Laurel public school on Tue 1' e 9 :
.June 2sth, at 8 p M, for the benefit OF
the Mount Vernon Baptist Church,
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LEE: DISTRICT ISL

40
# Mrs Cadwalader Smith. Of Mo- 221s
West Grace Street, left Saturday for
Brooklyn, NJ. ", where she will remain
during the month OF July as the guest Of
her brother, Mr. ]. ]. lite. 5 3s
Mr.. Thomas 3, Pearman,$ Q. Ivy Ave .,s;,
nue. is Improving after o. spe, y of$ Sick SICK
ness. IL His son Alvin cont lnues sick,
9 Mrs. Hattie Q 'Brien. OF Church Hill is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs Mrs
Edward frost, No. 2l19 Park Avenue al'
3# Mrs. H. r. yyofford, OF Baltimore. Md,
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs,
James McGraw, Jrr No 2ll2 Ivy Aye Ave
nue., has returned home. @
&5 Mrs. J u erbert Thompson and children,
OF M 322O5 Park Avenue, left Wednes-
day to spend some time witt rela lives y anu IN
friends at Newport News, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dowell's daugh--
ter Annie is suffering from malaria -,S6: .ss{
Is No Improvement Is noticed in the con-
,dltlon Of Mrs. Robert =. Johnston. who 1't,
has beon SO critical " III at her esidence,
No. 2121. Park Avenue, n during the past
four mon this, ~ vi G88 S4i MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
~ -1El 1I1.71IIT l47T Z -. Y W.
WESTHAM PT0N

Mrs. Dnvy Clarke spent last Thursday
With relatives in Richmond,
NJ Master Harry Thompson. son OF MI. and
Mrs Charles Thompson, OF the nDahlia
Farm, who underwent a painful opera
ton OF the throat last week, is getting
on very nicely, FS 4 & ~.
d Mrs. s.. a.. Ford. ct Ridge. has been
quite indisposed for the past week.
After spending several weeks With Mrs,
Crouch, OF lower Henrico, Mrs Charles
Duval has returned to her home \ at RIO RIG
Vista, X; 3 & s8Ei 3. :.
Vista, had as their guests recently Mrs
savage ana her GRANDSON, Harry Savage.
aThs savages, who once owned Rose
Lawn have been LIVING near Washing
ton for several years, but have now
moved to Chesterfield county 8
n Mrs, John Browning, Of dye, who has
been quite sick. Is reported as somewhat
better. B Ell vs. & =,
we're guests OF friends near 5Westhampton
Park on Sunday last. ID x n
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CHESTNUT Hill. AND ys...3
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Mrs. Mcintosh and little daughter have
returned to their home In Orange county,
after Visit 81 several II days % q Mrs
\ Mortimer cClure,s OF First AYenu e. 5B445
~ MI. = john B. Cary, who has been q =
tending school for the past session a t
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Bla cks-.
burg. u Va, has returned to his home on
Highland IF ark. sS 5Ss VA
en- Misses Cons lance and Pauline Redd, Of
Third Avenu I. are the guests of their
grandmother, Mrs. John r. .LiYesay,5 q
Richmond. { & I'M
Il Dr. s. III Christian has returned to his
home on Fourt iii Avenue, q after & q ~ de-
sllghtful VISIT to- friends In Roanoke M and
\ .,n1las Carrie Todd. Of HI ghland Park. is
the jguesttof her cousin, MISS Linda t.
Of staun o N
ss Mi. 58 II ausen, who has been confined
to the house by: sickness for several days,
lis able a,to be out. Z. ID il
Miss Edith Y arbrough, OF Il Fifth Ave
niue, Is spending several day g In IN Nor NOT.
REV. N 5. X. ga ell pastor of II lghlaaln,td5
Park Church. hasfreturneds home aftersa u
extended NORTHERN trip. 5,s
Mrs William TIol Ida y III tlnues QUITE
sick at her home on Fourth Avenue.
8Gg Mrs. p. e ~. Ray and " son expect t.. g
leave Tuesday for ton, Mass, to spend
several months visiting relatives. s3s8i
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.bas dinner the grounds. Re Freshmen is
viii be served.
Ri GAINES nm 8: n

\ " MI "a ana Mrs. G. II. tiall, OF Charles
City, isG spending some time in the home ''l71'!
OF Mrs. Halt mother. at Poplar Grove.
Al Mrs Fannie Kelley. who has been sick
for some IN time IN he home OF her niece,
Mrs. James Jones, is SOM Wflnt Inns Inn.
proved. S V " n Y !.
Louise. the little daughterSof Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas g rubbs, who has been en- l'lt
is con valescing. # 5S I.
Little tKatie7and Inez Kellum arc quite
sick from the effects OF wfoopins cough
Si Herbert Jenkins, who has been sick
FOR some weeks, has been operated on
at the sheltering Arms Hospital and 5i t'
Improving. n $3S a33
Mrs a j, d w, Burnette, who has been
quite sick recently Is convalescit1g. 5l.S8fi
Miss Ruth Wade and brother, and
Matte Turner, lof New Kent, We're guests
+ at the Gins last Sunday. II
Miss Rena Be- dies. OF Hickory Hill. ia
spending some time with her brother, IN. in
Norfolk. IA Ssi3s "a ST g5s S3s Oh
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FARM CUNT. NEWS.

Mrs. Fanny Gary, Of Lynchburs. Is
visiting the family Of her brother. Mr..
Nicholas Roney. OF Twent first Street..
$f Mrs. Gideon Strange and children left
a few days "a go for Cape Henry, where
they will spend several weeks.
q Mrs. III S. 81 r. Gary will give her final
musical and recital ct Fairmount Baptist
Church next Thursday night. After tho
finals a lawn party will be held on the lot e
ndjSinlng the church, which will |. be$ con :
tinued ench evening through tho week.
Miss p. u. Phillips, OF Buckingham
county. is the guest Of Mrs. T. d. Bagby.
of @ Street. Il \ si,,55s I'LL i45ASs .
& sMessrs. Ernest Hechler and Raymond
Pierce have been enjoying their yaca ton
for tho past several days. sSs9j
Master Andrew TroxlerSs has been
spending some q time wi tn relatives on
Chestnut Fiji. a 81. "a I S$F a
Mrs. Edward Higganbotham ahdlls little
son. who spent last week with . Mrs.
Mary Lawrence. Il OF "a Twenti eth Street.
have returned home, I'll Mr.. Higganbotham
and his, brother, Mr.. Willie Iiiggan-