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a sense of security don't you know, after reading
their daily report
My faith in Robert remains unshaken,' re
piled Mrs. Hervier, with matrony dignity, but
| wish to alay all suspicious your part and
prove to you that there is reason to sus-
pect dear Bob of any-er-wrongdong, | shall
send for one of the firm you recommend. l
trust they be depended upon for absolute
secrecy and diplomatic discretion"
Give Mr. Clews your perfect confidence, my
dear; he is worthy hearttoheart talk, an
swered Mrs. v, reassuringy.
Mr.. Clews stood hat in hand before Mrs. H err
vier in the drawing room.
The detectives SNUG face self-satsfied,
confident smile; his air was that of a who
had done his duty, and done it well.
1T is ] suspected, madam. Mr.. HervieT
does not lead the exemplary town life you have
been led to believe"
'Heavens!" exclaimed the young wife; what
dreadful evidence have you secured"
with the ready acumen and deep instinct
of my profession, | soon discovered the double
life that Mr.. Hervier is leading. Prepare your
self my dear madam, to hear the worst.
have learned-I should say discovered-that your
husband is in the habit of taking his typewriter
out to lunch; that he attends Wednesday matt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

nees with her; and-er-I am informed-at least,
| have discovered-that he is about to marry
her!"
Marry herr" echoed Mrs. Hervier, in horror
stricken tones why, Mr.. Clews, that's
that's"
Yes, ma am" said Mr.. Clews, coming to her
rescue, that's committing bigamy; very serious
ofense, | can you"
Mr.. Clews," excitedly cried the young wife,
this must be stopped at once. l order you
to prevent it at any cost-ths bigamy; do you
understand, at any cost, Mr.. Clews! Oh, dear!
oh, dear! oh, dear! that it should ever come
to this!' and giving vent to a great, heart-rend-
ing sob, The distracted woman threw herself
face downward amid the billowy pillows of a
couch.
Calm yourself, my dear madam said the
suave and polite Mr.. Clews; 'there shall be
no bigamy committed-youll have sufficient
grounds for a divorce before he marries this
woman 1t gives me great pleasure at such an
opro'tune moment to hand you the professional
card of friend of mine Mr.. Levi Levinsky, an
exceedingly brilliant and always successful di-
vorce lawyer
"Oh! thank you Mr.. Clews," she sobbed; "and
now, pray, leave mel beg OF you
Mr. Cews made his best society bow to the
heaving form the couch cast a hawk-hke
glance about the apartment to satisfy himself
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

And then all was as before-the candles about
the corpse, the silence and the disduieting gloom
Of the corners Of the damp old church.
Back to the hotel went Coverton, with iendish
triumph in him
But nearing the half hour after midnight, sud-
denly, as at first, that eager nightingale outside
broke forth into sweetest song
Coverton started back and turned about and
his eyes settled in an agony of remorse upon
little porcelain thing hung to the wall; crucifx
above and a scoop below, in which, as he knew,
consecrated water
No longer possessed by the devil. Coverton went
to that sacred little scoop and moistened his al
ready streaming forehead with a spot of that
Brancadilha elixir of holiness The words ooh,
God-help mel" breathed from his lips, and in
another minute he was outside the hotel hasten
ing needless now Of any chance human eye,
again towards the church
The task before him was severe one, but he
went through with It, Pedro Martinez was grub
bed out of that dismal heap of bones leathery
skin and rags, and brought back to his coffin.
Then, having already opened the coffin. he re.
moved his friend and set him on a CHART and
he laid poor Pedros dead head in the groove of
the pillow as before
For several minutes Coverton now rested, ere
giving back to Randolph his consciousness.
When. after premonitory shiver or two, Ran.
dolph rubbed his eyes, opened them, and realized
where he was. all he desired was to return to the
hotel and go to bed
Haven't YOU had enough Of this vet, Harry"
he asked. "It gives me the creeps!"
"Yes," said Coverton, "'ve had quite enough
Of IT,"
The next day they both made for Lisbon and
England: and. in spite of the 1eaden weight Of
the secret that was in him Coverton showed
more Of his old schoolboy self to Randolph than
Randolph had seen for a month. Again
and again during that day and davs that followed
he wondered what had wrought the change in him
towards Ethel Glvn He wondered and reioiced
And he knew that he could support Randolph at
his wedding without any jealousy now.
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quiet espionage, my dear; twill do no
harm"
'But I have every reason to repose implicit
confidence in Robert replied Mrs Hervier, a
bride of scarce six months. Bob Is so devoted
to me: he never goes out without me. Why,
he doesn't even attend his club, dear Mrs. Vel'
leck What is there to suspect"
You sweet innocent young thing! SAID the
old busvbody: "a woman should always be low
inqlv suspicious and fondly jealous of her husband
in order to insure that perfect domestic hap
riness so dear to connubiaty here the old lady
naused to fill glass with sherry from a decan-
ter "Did You ever stop to think and Mrs
Nelleck shifted suspciously-"of the life man
leads?"
"Wbv.v no-o-o!" fatered young Mrs. Hervier,
doesn't business occupy every minute OF
mans time in town? What else could he be do
ing?"
..You poor, deuded darlng!" sighed old Mrs
v. gulping down the sherry and reaching Tor
another wafer; chow innocent you are! An!
what tales | could tell of the stockholders Of
nv girhood days. They are no better nova
fast dissolute set of minoaurlike bulls and bale
ful bears Their lives make them My dear,
did YOU ever hear of such thing as a type
writer" demanded old Mrs. v, very seriously
"I be-e-Heve Bob has in his Office" vouch
safed the Young wife, in uneasy accents.
"Well nv dear" continued Mrs. v, "a type
writer is either a drudge woman. Men pay
the drudge, which is generally any old thing,
twenty or twenty-five shillings week, out OF
which she has to pay for the oil to keep the
machine in running order. But if it is a young
nrettv and seductive woman, they pay from
three to four pounds week, and supply the
necessary champagne to keep her going!"
Young Mrs Herver gave a gasp of horror,
Dear. kind Mrs. W." she cried what would
you adviser?
Old Mrs. V. shifted sympathetcally, poured
out another glass of sherry and squeezed her
pncenez tighter.
"Just to think, my dear" she whispered
"some of the brokers have lounges in their pr
vate Offices, silver mounted toilette sets, pin cush
ions, even changes of rament-Heaven only
knows what! OH my dear girl, mans de
pravty to man'-whatei is that quotation? Eh!
what should / advise? Well I had poor deal
Cornelius watched -shadowed' as they call it
up to she day of his death by the trustworthy
and NEST reliable firm of Searcher and Cews
private detectives. 1t is true they never dis
covered anything derogatory to Cornelius dig
nifty as my husband. At the same time | fell
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Pert Paragraphs

It is nothing uncommon for poet to be in
hard lines.
The best way to get along with difficult people
is to get along without them.
If there is no chance for him to accept situa-
ton the average man will consent to take job.
When man comes home at in the morning
silence the part of his wife is golden with dia-
mond trimmings
The young lady with about dozen unmarried
aunts never suffers for the lack of advice.
If a man canot have a clear conscience the
next best thing is to have sound digestion.
The only way to keep woman from telling a
secret is not to let her know anything about it,
Erie Despatch
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Brief Bits

The oldest trees in the world African bao-
babs One is estimated to be 800 years old.
A cubic foot of lead weighs 711s4 lbs; of mer-
curry, cubic foot weighs $40 lbs.
Seventeen cubic feet Of clay go to ton, and
eighteen feet of gravel.
Seawater contains one grain of gold to the
ton of water.
Quarantine was first enforced at Venice in the
year 1927.
The Lizard light stands $50 feet above sea level.
The lighthouse was built long ago at 1751
The twenty large diamonds in the Crown of
England are worth f1,500 each.
The city of Arequpa, in Peru, is more subject
ito earthquakes than any other town in the world
It lies close under Misti, huge volcano.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

fTHEY had been boys together, punched
each others noses. later sworn eternal
- friendship, gone to the same dances,
tssskS@l played cards in the same Lavesham
sets. and-worst of all. though this was
Henry Coverton's ranking secret-fall
en- in love with the same girl
It was because of Ethel Glyn that Coverton had
gone on his travels He understood that he
hadn't chance with her. She was young lady
of expensive habits. Would he ever forget that
beguiling moment of but two months ago when,
after an intoxicating waltz, he had barred his
heart to Ethel's proud eyes? The irony of i'll
She had let him tell her all about it, She was
his idol, and there nothing he wouldn't do to
win her. And she looked so sweetly interested.
But she gave, him his quietus at length, with her
pretty little hand on his to calm him. She told
him she liked him very much, but couldn't marry
him.
Lets be friends alway, Mr.. Coverton, and
don't be foolish about me any more" she had said
to him soothingly, just before the next man on
her list came to claim her.
He hadn't her since.
And now, miracle of miracles here in this tum-
ble-down little Portuguese village Of the Upper
Douro, after rambling day on the mountains,
whom should he find waiting for him in the Bran
cadilha Hotel smoking room but Randolph Guest,
his old friend of bovhood and onwards, with the
tremendous news for him that his Uncle Ben Gov
erton had died and left him seventyive thousand
pounds! All, if that were all! But having told
him this Randolph had more to say.
''I want you to cut this touring, old man, and
come home for my sake and your own. I'm en-
gagged to be married and you're my indispensable
best-man, Harry. You know Ethel Glyn pretty
well. and may start congratulating right away
I'd great business to persuade her that two
folks can live on a thousand year, but I did
persuade her and that's how we stand. But, heav-
ensl what a hunt I've had to track you in this
forsaken land!
aren't you glad about your money, Harry"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15
Rode on the Pilot

Riding eight miles the pilot of an engine
was the experience of a steer of the herd of j
l.. harrington, of Wyocena Wis. The locomotive
of a freight train, after it pulled out of Wyo
cena, ran into the herd of cattle, killing four
teen of the animals and injuring six. When the
train reached Portage one of the steers was
found or the pilot. The animal had suffered a
broken leg and he'd to be shot.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

With few notifications you could make Ii
brary out of the kitchen and use the out kitchen
for permanent one.
Another chamber could be added on the sec
ond floor over the out kitchen. The estimate
cost as here shown with the interior finished in
hardwood which will afford an opportunity for in
terror decoration.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15
Getting Back at Her

Mrs. Hastymatch 81 had a dozen proposals
>etore yours All from smarter men than you,
tool"
Mr.. Hastymatch "They must have been
How did they manage to crawl out of it?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15
very pretty frame two-story

The above is very pretty frame two-story
modern style dwelling
The first floor contains large reception hall,
with alcove in the rear, living room, dining room,
kitchen and am out kitchen.
The second floor contains three good sized
chambers, all conveniently arranged and all sup.
Piled with closet space.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

Id Mrs. Velleck slipped her cup of tea,
nibbled half a wafer, shifted nervous
", adjust her pince-nez, and assumed
a judicial expression.
"They all need watching-a little
o,;e+ esnionaqe nv dear; twill do no
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15
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Come / n J.
ink. You can't know the meaning
Misses and Children's Oxfords,
\ all sizes and feathers, = O.
closing out price, 00~
/ runks, Suit Cases.

$500 and $4,000
;': yg;s,,,..,,, '' s.. !
!. s s s':; e. :, j., 800 80
s.;ss IS; s's's =. s. Sl.O9
.,s ss,,s, 81 S.! ca. =. !. 81 ~
-; g, ~ s =. V $3.50
These goods must DO cleaned out.
They are actually going Of less tnan
it cost the manufacturer to make sne''''
Big line.
Mems Regular $50 Or hQc
lords stylish, durable, price" = s IS
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BASKERVILLE, N c..
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sssAsHEyILLE,E N q CT August IA n
pretty social affair was the reception last
Monday, given by Mrs, w liam ]. Cooke
in honor Of her guests, Iiss B q Chs
OF New York. and iiss Martin, Of Kan
sas city. The interior Of the house was
DECORATED With palms and is ferns Es 7 Wo
prizes wore a wnrtiede in tho uesslng con-,
test. X Miss Mon tague, Of Richnond Va.
won the first, while the second went to
Miss Carmichael. After the game b q
dainty luncheon was served, s 5{
Robert Y G. Hfden. associate editor OF
the Birmingham News Is spending few
days at the Battery Park. en- route to
birmingham from Virginia, where he has
been Waiting relatives, .5 S5S
THE Masses Barnard are entertaining
their cousin, Miss Alontagu q Rlch--
Sl1ond,a Va. 81 50
II, MISS Mary. Lee Biting and Mr.. g. #.
Herndon, OF Richmond, are guests at
Fairfield Inn.
Z field Inn. II M 55@
the city.
IA MISS Gertrude Withers,Sof Danvllle, Is
the guest OF relatives in this city. III
Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Perder,5of Nor
folk, are at alrfield Inn, s "a ' s
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PEOPLE; Z IN CAR 0'LlI.N' n ::
e,,eoIa, y "a Tha 1,imea,D Dispatch

#y3fl /speoal ~ to Tha TdMea,l1l apatcnl
Bof.WING GREEN. 1; VA, q ug gus -
Mn III. 81. Anderson. OF Norfolk, spent ny
some time here this week visiting re1a-
e'1 ME- r. IL, Saunders and Mrs. sallle b s. 8.
saunders, i.whn have been visiting here
for several weeks, have returned 20 their
| home in West Virginia,
( Mr.. w. III. Anderson, Of wanna ~ eia.
| Is Visiting his mother. Mrs. sallie An An,
| MISS Bessie Ryand, Of Richmond, Is
Visiting Miss Frances 3. Broaddus,f
Mr.. Willie Wright, Of New YORK CITY,
ts Visiting his parents. 5s
Mr.. r, II. Elliott and Mrs, H. N, Pegs
are Visiting at their old home In West
Dr., EDWARD n, Butler and daughter.
Miss Bessie. spent some time this week
vislting In WeAts Point, Y
Miss Aarston, (. OF Charles City county,
r. visiting her sister, Mrs, RHsby. s5s +
Mrs. Addie Bob, OF washington, Is yls-
biting at Mr. John shacklafords, near
New London,
Mr. Jater sugg left this week for Nor
FOLK, where he Will Rpend some time Wis
ting friends i @
M PRICE Il. Raymond and Mr.. g, a..
Hewitt are spending this week In Nor-
folk county on a fishing trip, 5
Mr., and Mrs. ], Y, + MORGAN and child,
M, MoNfanaway's, 4.
Mr. George p, Lyon, Of Woodiords, a
arge manufacturer of excelsior, has
bought an automobile, which Is the only
me In the county.
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CLARKE SOCIAL
,sr,eela, q The Times. p 3 toh,,

81 ESPECIAL n to The Times plspa toh, !,
III WILDWOOD. A.. Aug ustI ll.--M !. !. VI ana 8
Mrs. Charles Mullikin, Mrs. Hunt Turner llt lci
Miss Ethel n o'Fallan and Miss Mamie m =
\ Nalson took dinner at the Tule yries. with
Il Mr. Graham +. III landy tho early part
or, the week. VI, 3 y. !.
s. on ~ onday the young people enjoyed
q II wading marty at Carter Hall the home
& 81 Mrs. Henry u. Watkins.
Miss Mary Page Lee, Of Gloucester;
81 Miss Maria voolfolk and Miss Mary
( Whiting were entertained at The w ay,
s!de on Monday by Misses l1Yelyh = INV allu
Celestine Page. l5 IN y. =
s3s7 MISS Beyen,s OF Bal Hmore. a. at Kent
Il mere. with Miss aorat thy Gll Pin. y. n {.
Henry Il. pin spent Sunday g rs ehtT
VT MIS- MISS Bonan, from near Salem, IS at
Clay Hill, Mr. Wm. III. Whiting Pr near ear
WILDWOOD. !, I. Z, Y
on Tuesday TO I4inden g t 't''31l
Wis MISS isabel Harrison came from Char.
lottesville on Thursday to Powhatan, ~ g. :.
5F' SIr.s$n Mrs. Thomas N. Carter and
Mas Isabelle Carter left on Monday for
Il the White Sulphur. AS !, y, ~
MISS Roberta Lakeland, MISE f ".
garde aerwig and Miss MArgare.t.e SUE
M. ana Mrs. Peter II .Sss Mayo: ~ ME- s
and Mrs. George II BurWel!, Mr * =. :.
townsend Burwell and sAir. George =. !. Il !:
Z, ,1Rnrwell, ar, left on Friday for the HOT
The me Misses Harris, Of Baltimore, are r 2
III Mrs, George 7. fuckers f g a ~ "
ten days, ,@. q. !. 1aa,, "a
BUSINESS in Pennsylvania ret turned 4 On 'l
les day to his aunt u III IS, 4eoFse =
Tucker 8. near 30 yce. u -a. IF
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MIDLOTHIAN. S0 :!!:;.!! ;: "a
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MIDLOTHIAN, August y. ! l.--A
meeting was held at Cooper ! Lodge ( ~. +, o. !:
odd Fellows Saturday NJ NJ, tnl ls nslns
the first meeting for more VI IMAM y t Z
years. There we're several Odd NJ Fellows 'i'
from Manchest ter 8 4; ,.,S3a 4, n.
Eva, y Of Manchester, spent several ~ days
Win Mrs. Martins sister. MI .35 2. VA!
5Bailcy@ at Oak III Grove, las week.
Miss Minnie Cog bill lis at the sycamore came ly
81 " Misses Alma and I3lanche y re bins are
4 the guests; ut the Sycamore d.
$E Mrs. W. r. Hancock 4 d 3 bliss sall ~
Hancock and Tom T1anc ock$ are the guess s5s
Sof Mrs. Fisher at Roselyn.8t W 4i3
$EsE Miss@ Carrie o. VI Bailey, Of Oak Grove
isSithe guest o herr friend Mr. 81 N rtin,a
S's MI. !. ]. ~. Hancock and family spent
sunday with p. ". Bailey and and family ami
Sn1r. Frank White Of Richmond, spent
last week, , with Sam Cottrell at Poplar
AZ NJ. $yyillie Morrissett, Of Blueaeld w.
Va. is the guest OF n his siste MITE
ella IKE ana A1rs. Jacksor,.
s5S Miss ca rrieE S faddock. Of Washing ton,
is, Is the guest OF Mrs. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper and Sst their son,
Frank M spent Sunday with Mrs. Harpers
brother, Mr.. w. q. r. Chapman, on Mon
Eument. Avenue. u IA l5lj
MISS May Elliott, Of Charlotte was q
guest last week OF Miss Josie Field at
the Field co ttage. I. 7. 81
MISS Bessie Talmore, Of Amelia Court
house, spent w ednesday nj ght with Miss
Margaret Jewett.sg
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s{$ Especial to THE Times D spatch,)
HOTEL. e INTERN ON T, cOV1NGTON,
VA August i g.. Fortunate Indeed 4 are!
those WHO can "rest a bit" IN the-hsau-
days, s ls7 y ss' 't & 3i
The young people IN the hotel have de-8
yeloped "a spirit Of discovery only second
to that Of Columbus. Both Thursday and
Saturday afternoon large parties might
be seen armed with candles and lanterns,
and pioneered by Mr.. Colin Stokes hound
for some OF the numerous caves to be5
found In this locality, On their return
they kept their listeners Rpellbound by
wonderful experiences, sa
on Friday evening the guests In the
hotel assembled In the ballroom to Wit
ness a Potato Roll, and the merry
peals OF laughter attested tho SUCCESS or
failure OF the contestants, Miss Eltnori
kellogg, OF Chicago won The first prize,
a beautiful basket OF calldy. Il and Miss
isswfy H esssE apsiS a Fis Ratst &
the "ball-room lockers on, !" the old Yip,s
gInla reel was danced, and what modern
dance can compare with 1t In grace and
BEAUTY The dance WAS led by Miss
Galloway and Mr., stokeS and Miss Jean
Adalp and Mr.. Hurt,
Many o. the guests have had the
b \
fr!ends on their way to the Bar Assoc
citation at the Hot, and the passing chat
and hearty hand grip have been greatly
enjoyed.
mach morning and afternoon the hand
some {'''Whlte Flyer" OF Mr. Cummers, Of
Cleveland. may bs see seen u front Of the
beautiful wife and their guest, Mrs. Ems
marson, while on the fourth seat viii
always be found some favored guest Of
the hotel, III
Dancing, cards. tennis Ind qroquet have
each lts own set Bof Yotariey. and 30 tho
Among our guests may be found the
following from Richmond Mrs. Ida
Noel, Mrs. H. M. AtcYey, Miss Margaret
MoYey, Master Hal AicYey, Mrs, NJ. ".
Kellogg. Miss Douglas Galloway. Mr., r.
", Philips. Mrs. Phillips, Miss jarvis
and Miss amoot Mrssp. q, Harwond,
Miss HAYWOOD, Mr.. w, s, Roades, Miss
katherine Road 4 Mr., N lies Martin and
others; Mr. w. ii. Hug eA Chase CATS
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ESPECIAL 10 the rlmes. Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Tlmes- ID spatcf) -
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Mrs. nv. -s EASTWOOD. s.s n, !. |,
eohlossed u Misses MAY ,;i M ana
1iefe 1eat e 1unke KEY snn Mlp p nnn
q returned from q most dclight.iul 8trl'p -
Mrs George Y Scott, Of I,apHp2a =
Pollard Oh King and Qneet, county were 7,
the guests this week. Of Mrs. mas =.
b Misss Doroti,en ana Muster Byron Gary :,
srahasdilsfher, lillain Gary s q
j i5 81 nj b Butler and daughter Bessie.
Ri i1 a,,n Mrs. w. r. Broaddus for SOW
era then MISS Bessie I, ~ 1'e 81
visit to her aunt, Mrs. X. N. -
MI a and Mr. THOMAS Jeftrles are o.,
Wait to Mrs Beverly Anderson q 3NeW-
' gullyan4 fe e,aprbp a,sto0wy
OF linnchcstcrps visited recently s;, " 90 eSe
G pr q VI. wang viii hold Il MEETING e sIs
next week In an u, i, = II
absence Rev. u. 3. Kirby VIII Supply u " =
'm'lp ps N az Ly a !ist and xrel
III Tazcwell coun arc guests guest 4 9
and Mrs 11nrgrhy We q ~ y sor,.
tsRchmond ar ss 81 Visit "a her sister
SNa 1essrs. T III. Edwards. ), S'T Ge1,s
S Sa Stef 81 ass s lhf
s'eaT King William sa u ,dren
MFR RIFF eaSs a mGf two Sill
T,eaday for New York for q short b. trp I
WI bring back With t tnn b baslr boon con
Minnie nsy w, W Cornell Uni
isaVin holds tho ~ q
In the \, Batttope tGo Town eoun-
fA there FEW Vera eight appll cations FER
building but In thg absence OF ~, = I,;,iiea
HyildlT1K com ea on Here Is not
sionS cGN z ho llpe n Point rent
and there are constant l8s de man NJ ns
y houses. M s =, \ Il Z, Z - m ssed
.nTn rs 5aWest lpoint
daug Eva h1 a. sais r ,een or.
1oralrost I, ysnIt =, lsg RI TAI family Of Cap
sJohn1 Dew. Of edmond wn 2
~ ,esn s n4s Weeks
:, ~ ~ Ia illness of her slstc Misa
Matte Ka to Fauntleroy. ret lrncd 20 =
mond Wednesday,. Miss # =
sir. siosey. chase n tds
Il guest 81 Messrs. Sam and =
Colonel B H. nlolt and i bis d 2 ns g.
81 n,tStrln nave returned rom IN luda. y ~.
Prof Wilton Thurstbn. who Shas see 2
B spending come time with his E, az 9 q
9 Airs. 4. 81. Garland of Chase city nas rs
' Protracted meeting conme a. Ol y Se,
Church last y, - -
Ssls lias r. " +. -
RIch1nond. assisti &. =, !. |, \
Hon and Mrs, George 1Innd IS, a No
daughter Mary lbson :, o Al tI ztie :
county, are the guests s$ofs BITS. g.. IA. y
NJ. and AIRS ]. sngl and family !, 4 y,
81 Richmond, have returned nome to al ~
5Y, stisss ,dattis Hill, al King William, Wis
tied on the Beach several days THIS Week g.
. M tss Cecil Field y Is returne 90 3 roi q 81 :
a pleasant visit B to N Hanorer r.. q. !, |. -,
Norfolk, where sho spent some time WY x 2