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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

clan Gordon No 60 held big meeting
TUESDAY evening. DIT. G. c. Morrison was
Initiated into the order and three more
rqodldates PASSED through the ballot WI
Iia-n Hutchisuu was given the honor or "A
Ito M emberghlp in tho honorary class
which Is The ;irst time this honor has oees
hestoWrd MIR Hutchinson Is 81 years OF
age and only recently celebrated his golden
wedding. 80 ~,
%ornins ton for officers tov 1907 was heid
orc now application was received and the
evening closed with AN entertainment by
the pipe major and Cniaf Kennedy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
Improved order of Red Men.

4 social dance will be given by the c. D.
T. O. club of Pansy camp No. 10. Decem-
Der 6, at Morgan hall, Sherman avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

nual election Of officers Monday evening.
November g. at its hall, Seventeenth and
Farnam streets. All members should at
tend.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Mrs. Hattie BURLINGTON gave a high FIVE
party at her home "Wednesday afternoon in
honor of the members of Laurel hive No
~. The UriZes were won by Mrs. ToDil
Mrs. BOyles and MIS- Scott Following
cards refreshments were served IN the din
ing room. which was decorated with the
colors Of the order. Those present were:
Mesdames BOyles. Roper and daughter.
Starr. Johnson, Nelson and daughter.
Neaules and son. Thompson. Liedv. Crosser,
Dahl, Hinziker. Tobin, Kohler. Blair, Mad
isOn, Rrockmihar. Scott. Zimmerman. Lud-
low. Wade and son. poten and daughter.
Rrucker aud Misses Anderson, Sailta and
Sylver.
Ella l.. MARI hive No. i5 win entcrtGi~
It's members and frio1As with on Gpro~
! bazaar the evening Of Nov. 90 at Labor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

oGlceTs were elected FOR the ensuing year:
D.. L. W. MorsmRn. frateTnal master;
George H. Jones, Justice: CeceNa Barr,p,
mercy: Bertha r. Waidelich. truth; J. g.
Mason secretary. Cora Darlington. treas
urer: j. Wsidelich. guard; l. y. stewart
sentinel; q. +. Brauon, steward lone year. /;
IT. r Ledyard. steward 1.-TWO years.; 7. ".
Standard. I'd tthrce years.: y. NJ.
Corr musician. one candidate received
sho degree Of fraternity, and at the close
- the regular MEETING the entertainment
committee served refreshments. The next
Meeting of the lodge win be held Thanks
~lviug eveninV in Myrtle hall annex, the
-'ga having exchanged halls that evening
Ffi Nlfarotta Camr. Tribe OF Pocahontas.
MOudamn lodge No. III Will hold Us an
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

The Society Of the Fine Arts will hold
its regular meeting at the public library
this week on Friday at 10 a. m. instead Of
Thursday. Mrs. NJ 3. Lowrie VIII hav"
charge of the program Subject
Raphael"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Miss Laura A. Gregg has recently COM
pleted a tour Of the state in the interest
OF the Woman Suffrage association Of Ne
braska A number OF new organizations
have been effected and the clubs OF several
towns have made a gratifying gain in mem.
bership.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

The American history department Of the
woman's club viii meet Tuesday after
noon at o'clock; Mrs. G r. Glover
leader.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

The oratory department will meet
wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

The Women's auxiliaries of the Episcopal
church will meet Friday afternoon OF this
week at Trinity cathedral at $50 o'clock
Rev. John Albert Williams will address
the meeting on "Fetiches and Supersutions
OF Africa" Mrs. James Wise Of South
Omaha will present the current topics and
Miss Blanche sorenson will sing. AuXiln-
ries from Omaha. South Omaha, Blair
plattsmouth and Ashland will be in at
tendance.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Will deliver the articles illustrated in Il
of payment
will make them
other will much
accommodating money
Of
absolute farccognd acknowledged
satisfaction will look
al elsewhere
intending purchase Furniture Carpets Stoves OIL
thoroughly posted furnu
credit Remember
until after January 1st 1907
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or the comic sections, while others were
satisfied with tho sober pages OF the
daily ne wspapers, making unique mil d
sllnery display OF varied styles and prints.
\ The feature OF the evening was the edit
Ing OF a Marion newspaper, supposed
TO be In print in the year 1915. That ten
years may make a ma rvelous difference
In the life OF man or a community
was conclusively shown by the article9
which came to light upon tho reading o.
the local, society and advertising Sec
lions to the guests assembled IN the
parlors OF the college. Judging ~ t q
&merriment aroused by the reading OF ms
paper, the reporter OF the future VIII pc
humorlst, pure and simple, . s. !.
Those present to enjoy the hosplta pltY
of Miss scherer were Misses Biting
Painter, Rsls Porter, Mary klllinger,
Roberta Killinger, Ra chel Sexton. Nora or,
Richardson. Halle Fell, Florence F,ell'i
Kate. Richardson, yirgie richardson % =:
washington, d. G., Miss Anna Copen 1.
Shaver Of seven Mile Ford. Mrs, e.. g
ssprInkle. Miss Lucy Dickinson, Miss 3, car
RE Neal, and Messrs, r. Il " l Y
s.. Dickinson, Karl CopenhaYer, George
IA. Collins, John F, Buchanan, Georse q.
3Richa rdson, George Holland Mlles' Jon .,,
III. shaffey. John q. Groseclose, Wa1'
4Killinger and George Killlne ef. Z. !.
4 The social event Of the coming week
VIII be the presentation, IN the new
nnera, House, OF two plays, entitled. "a
BOX Of Monkeys" and THAT Rascal Pat.
This event will take place on Inesaay
avaninr. and H,lll be under tho manages
Man, ,ment 81 Mrs. George w. Richardson.
11Ia.s "A George w. Wright and Sam
Alexander lles both we'll known IN amateur
thentrical circles In the Southwest, Will
Ia f,sS In tho company, which will be further
n no OF Misses Margaret Venable,
Nora richardson, Rachel Sexton, Carrie
Wrirht, Mrs g, G, Lincoln, and Messrs,
Robert Preston. John r. Buchanan and
Karl Copenhayer, q II
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81 IlF' NV ~ IN. IIsfIlIN
'(Special to- lThe HTimes-D ispatch

Especial ITO The Times ispatch.) ".
OLD 3PdpfNr, q MTo RI, A.,Stuly .-------
The midsummer quiet was unbroken at
old Point this week, save by the hops
at the chaniberln and q fews sl11ls din
5ners.s $i6 III ri 5.3; a. VI Il A. n
The hops are; very attractive events
and are largely attended mot alone by
the hotel guests, but also by soc ety peo-
pie from Norfolk Newport K News and
hampton. 4, #j ~ sif. 3.s
4 The date Of the wedding OF Miss Bessie
Green. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
IA. Green, OF Dallas. Tex.,S and Lieu
tenant Clofford Jones. Artillery Corps, Y.
S. a., has been set for August 18th. The
ceremony will be solennized in Grace
Baptist Church. and \ will n be- followed
~ a large reception at the home Of the
fbrlde-elects parents ir1rned iately after
which Lieutenant and n Mrs. Jones MIL
leave for;$Fortress Monroe. where Lieu
tenant Jones Will be 4 4 member Of the
class at the Artillery school "
81 Last Sunday at THE IA Cham berlin, " Mr..
Richard Reynolds: OF Newport N ews, gave
IA dinner at which his guests were Mr..
and Mrs Parke enjalnin T. liaferro. ISIS
Lima Shields and Miss Mines, OF Rich
1nond, and Mr.. Allan D. Jones, of New
port News. $E4
& s Mrs. William Strother Smith and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Smith, who
spent several weeks at the Chamberlin,
left on Monday for New York to- Join
Commander Snlith<who Is at8present at
tached to, the cruiser West Virginia.
Recent patrons OF the Chamberlin In
3cluded l2r. u and Mrs. John A y. w llama.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Williams, OF Rich
imond; Mrs. Leila Gibbs. OF Virginia; Mr..
and Mrs. John T.. Roche, OF Louisville.
5ky,; Mr.. / and Mrs. p. p. Dyer. V Of Nor
4 garfield, 4 KY; Mrs. Frank r. stoc ktonT II
Westinghouse Mrs. P. r. Newton. Miss
Mabele 5Underw God, of New Orleans.
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MATTHEW'S ATT r. Is; SOCIAL
lsnec,a Ia ,rhe mines -Dlspatch.) ~,

Especial to The Times ID spatch.)
MATTHEWS C.. H, VA.,34July 2l.-MNllls MISS
Annie. r.. IIudgins has returned home
from a, visit to New York and Westhamp-5
ton Beach. u ~ !, &. !, !,
"a The famlly,6of Presiding Elder, J NJ,
whitley, Of the Methodist Epls
i Church, are with Mr. w. II. g. Murray
at w lliams's Wharf.
Misses Sophia and Mabel ~ oodward
I / who have been visiting their aunt Mrs.
sands Smith, at = Bea chland, I" leave this TINS
week for their home, in 2 ortsmouth.
vs. Mrs. w G, Walker OF Wilson, NJ q,
Ms the guest OF Mrs. Mary Davis.
Mrs. r. ". Oner. OF Orange county. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. & tn = oma "a.
sIIud gins. II ~ y 33 Us
u & .Fleetwood. the home Of Mr.. ohm -.
Fleet. has been sold to Mr. Daniel Oar Rich
iardso .8$$B sas 81 * sSs IA 3 ,
spending the summer at her country
home Spring HIM. K: NJ v.
@ Miss Emma G. Butts. Of Lynchburg, is
visiting her sister. Mrs Griffith Marchant.
@S55 Mrs. F. S. Kirkpatrick and hlldren, OF
SLynchburg, and Miss Evelyn Ryland, Of
King and Queen county. are guests at
Poplar Grove. ~ s5 5i5 Is SKI i.
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tsneoia1 e The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Dispatch.)
Z PETERSBURG, Y A, July The usual l;l
summer exodus OF society folk to y the he
mountains and the seashore Is In full
nrorress. and social affairs in town are
accordingly unusually quiet, Informal en-
.tertainments at the Country Club AFFORD
ing the most popular attractions Virginia
Beach Is the most popular Of summer
resorts with Petersburg people, and the
Randolph Cottage Is the present summer
home OF delightful coterie OF visitors
from this city and neighboring counties,
among whom are Mrs. J, Fl, Claiborne
Mrs. Alfred Friend. Jr., Mr. Mason Ro-
maine. and Mr.. 3. D. Datney, OF Peters
burg: Judge B. J. Epes and family, Mrs:
g. II, Brown, and Mrs. ], y. Harr q
iDInwidd!e; DR., Carter and Mr. and Mrs,
w, ] !. 3S Branch, II OF Mckinney, ana Mt.
James #. Epes and Mr., w. '1'uggle' q
y Nottoway. t3i I.
Natural Bridge.
Mrs Bette Walker left to-day for the
4 Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Major Francis RlYes Lassiter and DR..
10. IL McciIll sailed from New York on
Tuesday to travel In Europe until Sep
itember. Among the several parties o.
Il European tourists from this city are MISS
Mary Triplett Patteson, Miss Anne Bell
aI,attesos, Miss Nellie McGill Hamilton,
Miss Sarah Hamilton. Miss Helen ia ties
son Venable, and Miss Roper,s
Miss elizabeth I.othoron Bolllng, VINO
has been visiting Mrs. Charles Hall laws
and Miss NoItenlus. has returned TO her
home In Annapolis, vi
Il Miss Julia Budd, Miss Fannie Bud ana
Mrs. J. Duncan Wright left on Tuesday,
to spend the summer It Canadian resorts.
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Al BEN ARLE NOTES


8aRED HILL, ALBENlARLE, VA. July
i2l.-Dr Atwells Forrer, Of Richmond, Is
of his vacation here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John X. Forrer. s5
a protracted meeting began at HARD ara :
from this place, last Sunday. Rev. ".
r.. Flanagan pas tor at Orange. is as
}sisting the pastor r. II. Bowden, In the
Pastor Carson. of the Batesville Cir
cult, will begin! a series Of meetings at
Trinity Methodist Church Thursday night,
the 18th slant. He will be assisted by
Z Mr.. John NJ Faris has gone on short
visit to Waynesboro. He is expected
Miss Ella rails. has gust returned from
washington city where she spent sew
era,l days visiting friends. .,
AT covesvi!le, this county, and is not e '
t's Mr.. and sa Mrs. r. Mcknight, Of Wash
,tEgton, D. n c., are visiting his sister,
Mrs. S. "A. Birch, of Covesville. til
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FRANZ ,Ll...il!NS!s ( ( I J
Especial lto The Titnes. Dispatch.)


ns gESNK5S Isly ifeS e!
Nome as@ ss
OF their friends In honor Of the frst an N
Of Misses Carrie Poole. Of South. Carolina.
Of Miss Mae Camp Different games were
contest The ladies, prize va j, by =
prize was Won ~ M: Gardner 9 !. ~ =:
wesa ANA BIS
tow in honor OF the socca slon !, \ nss 1Lulle
Beale assisted the hostess In rece e y Il
her guests T hose present were :, MI 8
West with Mr.. Fred IAnay; Miss Mae
Camp with; Mr.. Bernard Gary; Miss VII ~
Il Gayxd !, !, stsRihH'nsqn MlSs
Miss Lulie Beale with DR. " II; Arthur;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II, Norfleet, and 7 !.
Messrs John ana Ryland
Misses Jenie Macon, and :Vergie Morgan,
q Norfolk are ire guests Of Miss Ethe
Misses Mamie Wood and Sadie Webb p,
who have been visi ting M iss r nth Baker
at Harrellsville, M CT have returned
to n tneir 1o home land
was the guest OF Miss y Mae Camp, 4 on
Saturday. ys3l sliSs ( +. 3sA.
Miss Mary Jackson entertained a few
OF her friends on Monday night. ne, 18TH,
.prewry,ao .capron.@ reshments were
served Tho guests stayed until u :80.
Mr.. Simmons Musgrave,g 81 OF Drewry-
VILE visited friends In town Monday ],
Mrs j. 3. Gay and Miss Annie q az, Mr..
and Mrs. ALL. Gardner, Mrs. y SL.L Law
less and daughter, Mr. and MRS. .I5Ia NJ,
F,ley a nd Mrs p, g. $Eleyj nd Mr., u III L.
Camp, spent Thursday at this seashore.t
Miss Mae Camp and her guests. Misses
Poole and West, spent last Friday at the
seashore. s35 III l35isa s ri
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OIL Pom u COMFORT

from Ternbank. o. " six years SO, are
tons. Of Virginia, butt are directed con-
nected with the famous Harrison family
9of presidential fame. 'sS n .s8
3. Miss Lucy Smith 81 !, ~ hing ton, p
Clifton, Mr. A. /. p. Fox'sSreside nces She
was NJ accompanied u by Miss M Bern eta
Black, now Of ashington, daughter OF
Mrs. John s. Parrish has returned to
her home here from Louisa, where sne
has BEEN on a visit to her sis er,4 Mrs
4Woolfork, n 4 Of Isl Cuckoo. Mrs.. Parrisn.s
mother, Mrs.5Read, is on aSvst to friends
at Barboursville. 81 Orange county. Is, asl$
Mrs. John 3. . Turpin and Ss her sister,
al briet visit to- the b family of.yN Mr. H.
Bibb, In Louisa, have returned to shad-
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Peter burg Society.
Il, deared herselt especially 70 the young

deared herself especially to the young
people. 5s s85s
Miss May scherer. OF Marion @. Colleg
was the hostess to large crowd OF the
Young society folk on 4 Friday evening,
the event being a newspaper party given
ia honor Of her friends Miss Susie Bit
ting, Of New Mexico, and Miss iris P POI
teri, OF spe ed WE'LL L va, The spa cious en-.
trance of tho college was beautifully
decorated with Japanese lanterns, IN the
sort light OF which the many colored
PAPER dresses Of the young ladies added
3 10 the beauty OF the scene, Some were
attired In the delicate colors OF va REQ
fancy papers, some in the holder pages
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gfsnA aiat "a THE Times. Disphtcti.) X

Fs (speoiat 10 The Tit1es.D isphtch.)
s.sTAUNroN ,$ 4July q sit Is under,
| stood tina q large Northern syndicate
|partS 81 whot, have been OF. the ground
|iarse sadjaeei,t tracts Of land ,liit TIE Bur.
falR Gsp A4sssssa ep,Hn'E H sse
Of traet q ISe over 1900 acres 1o rough
mountain land and u tract sst OF !, ho
acres farming land. Many years !. .rs
ago there was large Iron ,'1ii ~ tyr
a nsss d s sa s sss .ls ss
drifts we're run il there u get out m.
1fson thaf tee ois
qlaitity anthia cite N tins my ~,
and pleritYof manganese e. a n \ !, thf
thst o sGa ars 81 ,eais
try.rlght at our door. \, !, 4. y
a99llesxlns sta Efes Vas HAS
PssKss NH ohs Ralro9PSS i ;,oI Ine 1ses,
sodtsd r Fl sSs
&, 900. iii.SJriy, 1905, the ONCE took ~ /,
Siss e sn Fat th'' a5 %Srftss1 %' reA'n
,staunton last sanday Y our reporter. is
Yo ou ~ "a From IN. near Fshersville had
driven is the home Of two we'll known
young ladies. In Augu sta county IN me
hope Of securing them for an evening urax9
lcadsers, lbutI finally they lconeoct'e q q.
scheme which worked IKE Top ihn nIy
hissh ' 's 'i they could climb ne
young men both claimed that they s, co.,ld
n thht eeKs
house the ladies dared the mon to make
good their statement, which they pre-
ss1eded m tSe
forSwhlch smschievous fair ones !, ahaa
Sss d fes rGvs she yfpns
waiving back ana wishing then, q 7; pleas
ant aiternoon.in their i1tty henr 'sh
die iaRtver from July 2sd to- August 4th.
The secretary has spared i, no P gnr is
camp. The spot selected is one ei, s.ol me
prettiest places for a camp IN the 1ra;,;
The camp will be only g few Ssar r,araepnt
water some two hundred yards vide 81 a I
nearly mile long. Az the. bo q; N;
cudInga 1auno have a,l 1ef
day Tor the camp There WI bes forty
egh in ca mp HIGH nave alreAu rs etlt.
ed their names to leave Monday,. ar ana Dc. a
drive rive, out to Tie camp and spend part
Of the time I Is a bout twelyc mile ~. ~
the camp ground,$an numbe l o. rne
a BODY although transportation Will be
FURNISHED q a.8 f5i Ell
ii M IS d Lena NJ Preston Hanger. who has
been 81 in Richmond some time. asa is now
spending a willie with her sister Mrs.
John w Long. Eon North Augusta Street.
Is Al staunt onlan, who has 4! 19st been
ports fine crops this year, H essays IL he
was in Newport n Tvs and $Nforfok s. ~
the Chesapeake$an and .Ohio.sE re turned ..lo
thence Is Lynchburg by lanes ,vaf
route Of chesapeake and Ohio !, thence by
the Norfolk and " estern to 3 south A5ools III,
burg and & Roanoke: thence BuenAs Wis 70
and Lexington via Ball lmors and
Ohio to Staunt0n. 8 n.
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ASHLAND.
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sss9 tspeciai To Tho T'ltnes- Dispatch,
Han y, IN Al, n j uiyF 2i.---Mrs Charles
]. F;.8 Potts has leased for another. year the
residential propcrty III Ashland ad1otn-
Sirlk the college campus 81
Judge W. j. Lenke and Mr. Jordan
q day, owing to the sudden illness Of Mrs
#sfIftIndsaY Pntton's youngest child Mrs
Y patton wifi resume her residence IN Flor
kida next winter, where Mr.; Patton ' is is
no sfrs prs &. ghtn,an and sons \, have e
friends Il, Bal tltnore. Il J,
Mrs NJ. NJ. Baldwin and Mr..
4 ffowlson will visit the home OF the after
adjoining the Woman s College. near
Il isynehburg. Va, until next Ntonday. 2Sd
Sir # il Jackson; MI {; Shirley y: Jack I;
Cairo Ill will visit their sister, \ Mrs
iHs Mr.. u. Is .IIowison. near
Iynshhrg A nn1d y,np vsIt
10 Ashland to- day and returned $i M, e
tiiately to Bone Island, on the Atlan Y
Goa st, where his family is located FOR y the
y summer. 5s4. Il ... .53 V. Il ~.
chased 's; one 81 the Weisiger building Sites
on College Avenue. and will bull d IA resi-
n dence to be occupied next winter.
an TN tns sh here Aa togh ns and also
sStiated two candidates I'm thu. first de gree.
c6ndi ton Nj W.'1Peniek, shelton, Of
Il Richmond, Is the worshipful mas ter i,
The house recently occupied by MI y,
B Hall on Railroad Avenue, will Y be
occupied BY Mr.. wv. X Saunders, Il
THE Henry Clay Inn is enjoying 4
large and attractive patronage this sea.
s. son. a a among those "a now. re isteredi a t
this hotel are the following :: NJ a, =.
sDriscoll Richmond; 3; Mr.. r. b. Vowel,
jpCharlottesville% VA: MIA. Itunze, Rtch A
u mnnd. Wa; Mr. g. shington A8 l3al III
more, Md; Nfr.58J .fH F. y Ferguson. aich-
i1iond: Mr.. We Arurrell. Richmond;
n Mrs. w. c.. Wallace. South Carolina: NJ
d 81 "A. Buchanan. wife and child. 7 RichT
II lnond, Va. Mr.. Joseph Vaughan, Rlf a,.
4 rnond Mr. a.. A. Gray, Mrs Ed LeWet,h,
4 Charleston, S. G.; Miss JOSH LeWet II;
Charleston. s. G.; Mr.. Archie Bigelow,, ana
III az rtrude Btrne. Miss Daisy Calder Mr..
IN Frank organ and wife md child. Rev.
Ia Edgar Dickerson, Mr.. Carter White wife
and child Mr.5Victor. Burnc. Mr. Dupont
.siGelzer, MIR z. A. Gray, wife and child;
II nm Mr.. Robert Child. OF Washington, ma
.} heen3visftng his mother here Mrs. LOU
,.SNrr. Williamson Fox. OF Vincennes, Ind,
X ,s visiting Mrs. DIR. W. II. Fox here
80 Il NJ - n James Swift, from Colorado
II snrings il visiting his family here;
N .SfAfr. t. r. W. Meyberg and family, or
ti4lAshland, are In New York. IA
4sF5 Mrs Scott, OF Orange. Va. mas been
Visiting her sister here Mrs. DR.. qua res:
;' Misses Ethel and Mary Treyiliian OF
\. Ashland are visiting In Lynchburg' e y a
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MARION SOCIAL.
ecial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times- Dispat ch,)
y MARION, VA, July 21.--Among me
social events OF the week, Mrs. r. e.
.Goolsby gave an enjoyable retention TO
a number OF her friends ON THURSDAY
evening. Mrs. Goolsby, who was Miss
Fannie Norman, OF Rustburg, and IS
we'll known In Campbell county soc1ety,
As one Of the most popula Of the Younger
married people Of Marion, ana Aas eR'
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PEOPLE AT sHADWELL
fs5peclnl 10 The MINES pisspatch |, .

Z sHADwELL 4AJBEMARLEt CO.. VA.
July 2l.--Rev. Z, p, Lpscomb. past OF
the Baptist Church ot4 lebanon, q,
Virginia Exile but one who Is giving
a good account OF himself in the re
gions beyond, will spend his vacation IN
his native county Of Albemarle. He is q
the prominent citizens OF charlottesville
and recently. elect ed to!t the Common r'
Council. Z.
Mrs. Frank Thornton. OF Auburn HI Z
frlenrs ifin iE1ilntington. W.!i.AYaEs Her
tiaush eraii Miss Ptsrsis Thornto n,Fe who
was some weeks since seriously injured
Gently recovered to enjoy the advantages
Of a summer at Cottage City, Mass.
The Thornton family, who came here
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-cARTE::RsYILLE

y53 Especial to The Tinaes-D ispa tch.)
SftfARpERsYlLLE. VA July 2l.-hfr,
D. Levie Pierce. of Arvonia, will give an
on Mi. ", NJ. Rhodess
lawn Saturday evening, July 2Sth. at 8
o'clock, for the beneft Of the Methodist
Rev. y. M. Rowland and his wife ar7
at their home III Cartersville after a
Visit to Mrs. Rowland's parents, In FarFa-
er, NJ @, s "A 5S sS
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Boys Furnishings.

Boys Furnishings
8 Boyg' Balbrtggan Summer IN derwear. long or
short sleeves long or knee drawers; egular5
35c quality, only . lO ~
Mothers Friend and Puritan Bouses and
Shirt Waists, soc and z Sc grades, only BIC
Black Cat, world famed Stockings, for boys,
double heel and toe. standard &C quality,s
only \ 4. 70 ~
Boys' Corduroy and Tweed Knee Pants, thor
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

in at the hole he smiled like a cat that knows
where the canary Is.
Guess got YOU guys with the exaggerated
throws beat this time, SAYS he. " Guess Long
Arm Learv don't turn round an twenty-three
il for the bleaChers after no more hurls wilder
than 'Pache InJun. Guess these here blessed
arms of mine won't be most tore on reachin
for balls that are trvin 10 find Mars or some
other place up in the sky.
And then, with the most self-satisfed chucke
YOU ever seen. he explained what the little
white disks was for.
He had had system of brass pipes put
under the diamond, and all Convergcd at first
base There was a dozen holes around short
stop and second base and third where YOU
could drop balls into. and then current OF
compressed AIR ketched EN-, and, whiSk, they
were sailed under the ground To first and
Long Arm Leary just reached down a hand
and grabbed EN- as they came out of hole
right in front of him.
We lust screamed when he showed how
it worked. \ ball battcd to the in-feld was
stopped, the fielder lifted the disk, dropped
the ball and quick as a flash Long Arm had
it-long before a runner could get halfway
10 first.
Talk about your lead-pipe cinches,' says
he, after it'd been tried a dozen times This
Is my little brass-pipe cinch- Its 70 be called