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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

We congratulate the Salt Lake Elks
upon winning the silver elk at Denver.
1t is a prize worth having. But after
all the Elks are not entitled to any
credit. If the good women hadn't gone
along with them they wouldn't have
been anywhere. Every Elk will surely
hold the women in greater esteem than
ever from this time forward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Governor Gooding is generous enough
to admit that he is the best governor
Idaho has had since statehood, notwith-
standing the fact that nobody had ac-
cused him of it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Russell Sage was inconsistent to the
last He left nothing to charity. Veri-
ly. the old fellow took dark record 10
the Judgment Throne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28
Pharaoh's Glen.

Tents and cabins. furnished or I'M
furnished with or without board, by
the day, week OF month. For particu-
lars telephone 1922 Ind. S0S7-Z Bell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28
Slightly Altered.
Boston Transcript.

Jesse James son has been admitted TO
the bar in Missouri. Thus does an here
ditary talent often adjust itself to chang
ing conditions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Honestly, dear Americans" do you
think Edmunds, the $1,000 beauty, was
worth the money? Few people do think
so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28
Nick Had Better Not Take Chances
(Philadelphia Ledger.)

philadelphia Ledger)
King Leopold wants a visit from the
Longworths. All right but If he abducts
them to work on his rubber plantation
he'll hear from it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Now. where's the man who said Judge
Bartch wouldn't resign?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28
They're All Dead.
(Pittsbure SUM-

A scientist says that 100 years ago folks
just lived on pork and douehnutsiand ate
mince pie every evening before retiring.
quel?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28
CLEVER PARAGRAPHS.
Talk About the Strenuous Life!
New York Press.)

It is solemnly reported from London
that "the king is sometimes Obliged to
make 4 dozen changes day, and ne
never puts on fewer than three suits a
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

2629-John D. Ashley, Los Angeles, Cal
Katie Householder, American Fork
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Bargains for all this week. Vincent
Mott Shoe Co., 10 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Gray have gon
to Wasatch to spend a few days witt
friends at the Colebrook cottage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Cards have been received in Salt
Lake announcing the approaching mar
rage in Los Angeles Of Miss Wynona
wishing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Missing, to Martin w. Logan. The
event will take place August l. They
will be at home at 1l6 South Hope
street, Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mrs. o. BEGINNER and children and
Miss Pearl Rothschild, who have been
visiting in st. Paul. will be home the
first week in August.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Lewis S. Hoffman of Joplin, Mo-, i
visiting his brother. II. c. Hoffman
and will visit other points of interes
in the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mrs. H. G. Brockman entertained a
few friends yesterday at a luncheon,
covers being laid for eight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mrs. H. r. Berry entertained a few
of her friends of the garrison and some
from town yesterday afternoon at a
bridge tea,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hancock en-
terrain at a dinner this evening for
Miss Louise Walden and George j.
mclaughlin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mrs. Justus Jungk entertained yes
terday afternoon at a small card party
for Miss Stella Fabian.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis V. Wertheimer of
Delamar, New, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Lily to Myrtle
NJ. Blum of Los Angeles. The bride is
the granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Wertheimer of 624 Main street, Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-28

Miss Mildred OFT will be home early
in the week after a stay of some weeks
with friends in Ogden canyon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
WILMINGTON, N. G..
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la4#t NSpsCidl W me NJ
WILMINGTON. N. c.. May ls.-But
few socials marked the week Just closing
in Wilmington. though life with society
at Wrightsvile Beaclt. only nine miles
out OF the city by trolley, has been streu-
nous for local society, and there are still
number of house carttes oil at this
seashore A in;dweek dance at the large
pavilion on the beach and a ball at the
same place tonight have added much 70
the gaiety
The chief feature 81 social life Of this
week was the annual reunion of the
Third North Carolina Infantry associa-
ton. which is the Oldest OF. all Civil War.
association, having been organized here
directly after the war and upon the soc..
casion OF the bringing home OF the re.
mains OF Colonel W. NJ. Parsley.1E At atlihf
time OF the organization the tines we're
OF such nature that secrecy had to- be
reserved. Now TIE association meets
every year for big social time, and
Wednesday being the anniversary, and
the forty-first one at that, the day was
flttinsly celebrated. The observance
took piece at the home OF DR.. z. Porter.
at Rock Point. near this city, VINO is a
member OF the association The day
was royalty spent and in the afternoon
the guests were served with sumptuous
repast in the large grove In the rear Of
DR.. Porter's residence The annual cleo
ton OF officers resulted as follows:
Colonel William L. DeRosset by seniority,
president; Mr.. William L. DeRosset, Jr.,
secretary; and Rev. John R. Marshall,
chaplain.
Mrs. Annie Der. Harris returned this
week from New Bern, where she directed
a production OF THE Little Tycoon" for
the benefit Of the Daughters OF the Con.
federacy OF that city. The performance
was also given at Goldsboro. Mrs Har-
yis Is q, prominent young society woman
and the possesor OF rare soprano voice.
Next week will give rise to number OF
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lRvINGToN, VA.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
IRv1NGToN. VA, May 1s.-Presiding
Eleder Whitley preached and held quar-
terly conferences at Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church near here Friday, o.
this week 5. S.s
4 Trucks here are slightly damaged by
the recent frost. at
The School Board of Northumberland
county has decided to pay the tuition OF
all Its white teachers who attend thu
summer Normal at Fredericksburg, va.
Capt. H. c. Bayton's new excursion
steamer, THE DR.. ". IL Newbill. y left
here this week for Baltimore where sha
will run excursions to some point during
the summer.
Tuesday Of this week, was registration
day here, but no one registered.
w. e. Thomas. district deputy OF the
Modern Woodman of America for this
district, is here working In the inter-l
est OF the order.
Mi. L. e. Mumford. the great banker
OF Cape Charles, Va, was here a few
days ago looking after his banking In.
terest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
CHARLES CITY FOLKS
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MALVERN HILL, VA, May l9.--Mrs.
Lizzie Strayer, OF Harrisonburg, Is spend
ing several weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
H. s. saunders, OF Upper Shirley.
MI Charles H. Carter, of High Hills,
has been quite sick for the past week
The people living on the James are
still enjoying fine shad, herring and
other fish. The shad have been un-
usually fine this year
Miss Virginia Ruftln, Miss Maria Garter
and Beverly r. Carter, Jr., are visiting
Mrs. Edward Harrison, OF Neston.
Mrs. Lucy Lamb, of Petersburg, Is
spending two months at Shirley.
Mrs. Alice G.. Bransford. of Shirley, Is
spending some time on The Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers for the benefit of her
health
The young people OF Grace Church,
Granville, ara t...sily engaged practicing
for n literary entertainment Whit Monday
evening. .Music. Rotations, kableaux,
will be on the prouram and refreshments
will BIO served It promises to be very
good entertainment, and a. large crowd
will be hoped for.
Shirley Farm, on the James River. has
always been noted for Its fine dairy
products. and at this time under the
quantities OF elegant butter is being
made every week. This butter Ia sent
to Richmond and different points.
Mn Cal Husselman. who farms Or.
y. O. Martins farm. Edge HILL al
Turner's Station. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, has over six hundred young
chickens this spring. and expects to have
up In the thousands soon,
Raw. y. @, Martin, OF Pittsburg. spent
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Williamsburg
Social.
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Especial to The limos Dispatcn.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May lo.-rhc
Williamsburg Chapter. Daughters Of the
Confederacy. gave lawn party on the
college campus Wednesday evening.
Long lines of Japanese lanterns, swung
on the trees, threw beautiful light over
the large crowd Of gentlemen and ladies
present, making a pleasing scene. Re
freshments We're sold, the proceeds going
towards the fund for a Confederate
monument.
Mrs. H. N. Phillips entertained at a
tea party at her home Wednesday even
ing, Messrs. ]. A. Sarson, w. B. New
comb E. F. Shewmake and r. B. Dade.
Miss Kate Newbil who has been visit
ing at the home OF Miss Lizzie Tyler,
has returned to her home In Norfolk.
Miss Mary Wharton, OF Bedford, and
Miss Rome Adair, Of Richmond, have
been the guests Of Miss Alice Wharton
for the past week.
Mrs. R. G. Barlow Is on 5 visit to her
son, Mr.. Charlie Barlow, In Stafford
county.
Mrs. Van F. Garrett and children have
returned home after an extended visit
to the formers parents In New Orleans.
Miss Annie Jordan is visiting relatives
in Smithfeld.
Miss Helen Barney, OF Newport News.
has been the guest OF Mrs. Charlotte
Hubbard during the week.
Mr.. D. S. Harris has announced that
he will shortly locate permanently on
his beautiful farm. Just south of VIII
liamsburg.
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BUENA VISTA, VA.
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{ BUDNA VISTA, VA, May 19--Thts city
was visited last week by band Of
burglars. and quite number of homes
were broken into. the burglars carrying
of clothing, money and other articles.
All indications are that the robbers were
mere boys, some OF them leaving their
foot tracks on the floors and porches Of
the dwellings they entered. They We're,
however. shrewd In their work. having
entered six dwellings. stole articles and
made their escape without oeinS seen.
Nobody has yet been apprrhalidsil. and
clues to the burglars are vague.
On Tuesday of last week very in
teresting and snappy game OF baseball
was played here between Virginia Milf
tary Institute and Buena Vista. Jesuit
ing in a score OF 6 TO in favor Of the
home team. .5st5 af5s
Polk Miller and Ills Ola South QUAR-.
tette will appear 1T Tie Opera House
here tonight saturday., and the ti.is,rs
for the performance have all been sold.
Mrs. T, w. Randolph. Miss Mary Rich
essen and Miss Pauline Emhrae were In
Lynchburg during Ihe weak
Mr.. Robert Ewall has hesn quite sick
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OLD POINT COMFORT

brilliant social functions. III the lead
being the May Festival OF the Boys Bri-
tgade. tho event lasting three nights and
transplrins at tue handsome armory OF
the Brigade which was q present from
Mrs Henry NJ. Flaslcr as memorial
70 her father, the late Colonel William
Rand l-eran.
IN accordance with past custom tho
Wilmington Light Infantry, composed OF
young society men Of the CITY. will OH
serve May GOTH the anniversary OF the
signing OF the Mccltlenburg Declaration
OF Independence. but as tho goth falls
on Sunday. the celebration Will take place
Monday. the scene being wrightsville
Beach. The company will shoot for
the company medal and in the afternoon
VIII ere into n competitive shoot with
tho Wilmington Division OF Naval Re.
serves. At night big ball will take
place at Lumlna.
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Society in
Roanoke.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA. May 1s.---"The Iron
King" the play dramatized BY John w.
Sherman from story written by
Louis Sholtz, proprietor Of the
Virginia Brewery, was presented for
the first time on the stage at
the Academy OF Music last night, for
the benefit Of the Uniform Rank. knights
Of Pythias. There was a good crowd
present. and the play was well received.
Naturally new play needs changes,
which are only apparent when it is pre-
sented. The play tells the story Of
the marriage Of milonaire's daughter
to a. no bIeman. with the usual ending.
The cast OF characters was as follows:
George Morrison, the Iron King-Mr.
Clifton Woodruff.
Louis Morrison, his son-Mr. Henry
Francis.
Roland Jenkins, an inventor-W. Paxton
Skidmore.
Jack Hawkins. Roland's frlend.-H. 8.
F'rei.
Lord Mortmore, o fortune hunter-Mr.
Jesse Franklin.
Richard Spessard old clerk of Morri-
son-Nr. w. B. Moss.
|
| ". Goodwin.
J officer Brady-NIr. George Thurston.
James, the butler-Chales Stauffer.
Mrs. Morrison. VIE OF George Morr-
son--Mrs. Goodwin.
! Bernice, her daughter-Miss Regina
| Carr.
Jennie. sister OF Roland-Mrs. Clifton
| Woodrun1.
Mary Sanders, Jacks sweetheart-Mrs.
| Mary Noseley.
Mrs. Caruth, Roland's aunt-Mrs. Ethel
| Norman.
One OF the biggest hits Of the show
4 was the musical act by Messrs. G. G,
! Hedrick, II. B. Atkinson, and c. B. Min
| Mich,
! a brilliant euchre party was given at
the Hotel Roanoke last night by the
Circle of Mercy, the Kings Daughters. for
| the benefit Of the hospital. The party
was largely attended, and quite a neat
sum was realized. Fifty cents admission
was charged. It was under the manage
ment OF Mrs. Joseph Coke. Mrs. Frank
Huger. Mrs. yeoreS Sweeny, NJ. ". r.
Bryant, anu r-Ilrs. frank Hill,
Another brilliant euchre party was given
at the handsome home OF Mrs, J. G, Cas-
SELL in Crystal Spring, Friday after
noon. It was the first opening of the
beautiful home to society, and Its devo-
| tees turned out IN full force. The house
was beautofuly decorated. Elegant re-
l freshments We're served
i Tho Ladies' Aid Society II the Second
i Presbyterian Church gave strawberry
Festival at the home of Mrs. O, Howard
Roger, on Hill Mountain, Thursday even
ing, 1t was a Most enjoyable affair. and
a neat sum was rea..zed. The Second
Presbyterian church will be dedicated or
4 the 10th of June.
The Southwest Dramatic Club will give
a private performance Of THE Tanning
OF the shrew," at the residence OF Mrs
Samuel Work, next Tuesday Afternoon
Each lady has the privilege OF inviting
a lady friend, but the men are barred
on account OF the costumes.
The weekly reception OF the countr,
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BEYOND Relief.
tPaeinc Coast Manufacturers Journal.>

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It is amazing that in this intelligent age
there should be an almost certain specific for
Brlght's Disease and Diabetes. yet but few
know OF It. The promoters are trying hard
enough to tell the people, but patent medicine
men,, have. with their testimonial bureaus, SO
imposed upon tho people as to create general
diNrust, The innocent are now suffering with
the guilty. for who can pick out the honest
from the dishonest statements?
Let l. be recorded for thoughtful people that
these diseases are no longer necessarily fatal;
that with cars and proper treatment they Yield
almost to certainty, and that the specifics
that thus do what nothing else In the world Is
known to DO are known as Fulton's Compounds
will see that parties desiring It are sent lit
srature. This Item y not written by snbor-
and speak BY the card had Diabetes my
self. THE EDITOR. y
Above, Is hut ono Of fully a half dozen edl-
tors who have recovered under Fulton Com
pounds.
When to suspect Brlght's Disease--weakn
or loss of weight; dropsyi puffy ankles hands
or. eyeltds; Kidney trouble after the third
month, urine may show sediment; falling yIs-
.oni drows!ness; 4 you have any Of these.
In Diabetes the distinguishing feature is.
weakness with great thirst and at times yo-
racous appetite, Ask for Fulton's plabetio
Send for free booklet .ss Ii. M
Ovens g. Minor Drug Co, RI hmond, Va,
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RADFORD SOCIAL
1s,ec,al 10 The Times. D,spn ten /,

/
RADFORD, VA, May lo.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Henry washington have issued
cards to the marriage Of their daughter.
Frances Scott to Mr.. Charles Edward
Piper, June 9Th, at $3.50 o'clock, at their
home, No. 11c3 South Twelfth Avenue.
Birmingham, Ala.
MIR and Irrs. Washington were origi-
5nally from The Plains. Fauquier coun-
ty. but made Radford their home for
about ten years prior to going to Birm
ingh8,n, and have hosts of friends in
the Southwest, as well as in Eastern
Virginia. who will be Interested in the
approaching marriage.
Mrs. William Ingles and Mrs. G. C.
Kearsley have been appointed by the
Mayor delegates to the Virginia Confer
ence. Charities and Correction. which
meets at Petersburg the 22d and oath
a party Of about sixteen young peo-
pie went on an enjoyable horseback ride
Wednesday evening, the beautiful River
road" being chosen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuqua returned to her
home in Fluvanna, Tuesday. after spend
Ing the winter with her son, DR.. w. B.
Fuaua She was accompanied home by
Dr.. Fuqua, who Will return to Radford
to-day.
Miss N1elita Wilson returned home
THURSDAY after q Visit or several weeks
to friends in Chris tlansburg.
Rev. Edward Z. Lane has rendered IFS
resignation as pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Bedford City. which he has
held for the last five years, in order to
take charge OF the Presbyterian Church
Of Christiansburg. which has been va
cant since the resignation of DR.. T. ".
Hooper. during the winter, on account
of III health. Dr. Lane will take charge
the 1st OF July.
Mr.. Fred S. Billiard has return1 from
a weeks trip to Salem, Lynchburg and
Washington.
Mrs. Anna Cnttell Reid, mother of Mark
Reid commissioner OF revenue, is crit
ically Ill a her home in Fauquler coun-
tv.
Mr.. Charles Clark. OF Mercer county,
W. Va. spent his eisnty-second birthday
With his son. Mr.. L. w. Clark, the tenth.
DR.. ". P. Nye Is building a ten-roon
white brick residence on First Street.
Miss Lula Harris was hostess to the
Peroclean Club Tuesday evening, and
an attractive programme Of music and
Rotations were carried out.
Captain William Wharton, who arrived
rom Nevada Sunday, will REGAIN at
Glencoe. with his family for some time.
Mrs. James MacCiil. OF Pulaski, will
leave the 18th for Washington, where she
will spend a. week en- route to Baltimore,
to attend the marriage of her husband 8
nephew, DR.. Cooper brewery, and Miss
Fasker James, which will take place the
2C of June
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, May ID
The bright spring days are being taken
advantage OF by the guests at Cid Point
for all sorts of outdoor pleasure anu
driving. golf AN dtcnnis all have their
followers.
Dinners and card parties arc stu 1u n
erous, and the ones .iven this week
were especially Attractive.
On Sunday evening Captain Brooke
Payne, Of The Post. gave dinner ht
the Chamberlain at which his guests were
Mrs. Plson, Miss zcll Plson and MIR.
Morris Pllson, Of Washington; Miss julia
Wake, of3aFort Rodman, Mass: Miss
Anne Clifford OF Old Point. nnd ST.
Clarence G, Bunder and James Totten,
OF Fortress Monroe.
Major and frederick Strong. OF the
Post also entertained a dinner at the
Chamberl!n on sunday.
On Monday Mrs Harrison Hall. Of the
Post. gave a luncheon, followed by bridge
for her mother. Mrs. /. N. Rogers, OF Fort
Hamilton n. Y. Other guests we're Mrs.
Theodore Scarborough Of New York; Miss
Sullivan, OF Washington; Mrs. kl.,c. the
wife Of Brigadier General Joseph Kline
U. S. A.. retired. Mrs. William Chamber.
lin. Mrs. Harry G. Barnes, Mrs Thomas
r. Gwyer. and'Mrrt Richard Coke Mar.
shall, Jr., Of Fortress Monroe
Others who entertained during the week
were Mrs. Clifton C.. Garter and Mrs
Cornelius Dew. Wilcox.
Guests now at the C'ha:nberlin include
Mrs. George H. Potts somervillc, n. vi.
Miss White, Salem, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. 3. Roy. Worcester. Mass: Mr.. and
Mrs c. G. Watkins, Miss Mary Wat
k'ns. Owensboro, Ky: III. and Mrs. e.
B. Belden. Racine, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs
w II. Shoemaker. Philadelphia; Mrs.
Clarence n. Jones. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
~. .. Mccoy, Poughkeepsie; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson. Macy. N. Z.
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Club took place this afternoon. IT
was a large crowd out.
ABINGDON, VA.
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< ABINGDON, VA, May 19.-The ladies'
of the town held a bazaar two days Of
this week for the purpose Of raising
funds to support a bed for needy patients
in the Abingdon Hospital. Several hum
4dred dollars were realized. Mrs. Eliza
beth c. White, who has been spending
the winter at Fort Smith. Arkansas, has
returned. Her son-in-law, T. H. Mason
and his wife are making the trip from
Fort Smith to Abingdon in an automo-
bile.
Mrs. J. Morris Chappell. widow of the
late Prof. Chapel, president Of the Geor-
gia Normal and Industrial College, is
here with her children, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. c. F. Hurt
DR.. George r. Grant. who had quite
serious attack of appendicitis few
days ago. Is very much better.
Mrs. Alexander Stuart has been very
sick during the past week.
Miss Susie Brown gave a graduating
recital at Stonewall Jackson Institute
Friday evening.
Miss Brown has will OF musical sweet
ness. and her many friends were de-
lighted with her singing.
Mrs. George Mitchell, of Tupelo, Miss,
is visiting her father, Col. John T. Sum
mers.
Miss Katie Robertson, who has been
spending some months in Richmond and
at the Episcopal High School, has re-
turned to her home in Abingdon. :
Mrs. Watt Shelton. of Floyd county.
Va, is In town. She came to attend the
Martha Washington College.
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for about a week. bit is now improving
daily. 81 IA
Mr. ". T. Roby is rapidly. recovering
from prostration caused by his terrible
grief over the death of his brother last
Sunday.
The ordinance of baptism was oAmin.
istered to large number of clndidateAi
for baptism at the Eaptist Church Wed
nesday evening. Tie ordinance waa
very impressively administered BY Rev.
w. S. Royal. pastor IT liz. hurch. IN
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a few days with his friend, Mr.. John A.
Clark, Of 'Hardens.''
Mr.. William Hogan. OF "Dorgum' has
finished his nice little launch which he
built this spring. It is now ready for the
water and the nelghbors are ell anticipat-
ing good time at the launching.
Captain Williams, Of Mathews coun-
ty. has returned to his home after spend
Ing few days with friends In this coun-