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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-01-26
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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-01-26

The savings banks Of Italy contai
over $666,OO0,00O.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-01-26

excited reduces the Joints
relieves all and completely this distressing disease s.
certain for Rheumatism Muscular Inamatory Aricu-
lar Scatc Special book the disease and medical advice without
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
'FRONT.' ROYAL, VA.

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'FRONT.' ROYAL. VA, April 14.-M1ss
Ethel johnson. who has been visiting 10
Richmond, Va, and washington. D. C''
has returned home -
Miss Annie Dovell. OF Luray. Va, VINO
has been visiting her brother. MT. r. r..
poyell, has gone to Baltimore. Nd, FOR
Miss Mason, OF Charlestownt w, Va".
and Miss B, browning, Of Rappahannook
county va, are the guests OF Miss BYRD
Turner.
Mr., Frank Evans, who has been locatea
here for somo time, has gone to Washins-
ton, D. c., to engage In the real esta'e
business with his brother-in-law.
Mrs. Charles L. Melton, who has been
at the Memorial Hospital at Winchester,
va, for treatment. has returned nome
much improved In health,
Miss Valley Balthls has returned home
after lengthy stay with friends AZ
Roanoke and Salem. Va.
Mrs. r. r, Murphy and daughter nave
returned homo after spending the winter
in Ohio and Clifton Forge, Va.
Mrs. Charles A. Macatee, Jr, accom-
panied by her little daughter, OF CLIFTON
Forge, Va. are the guest Of her parents
Colonel and Mrs. r, p. Murphy.
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OLD POINT COMFORT

stitute. but now of Richmond, IS visiting
the Misses Patton In the Moncure apart
ments
Miss Amanda Williams. OF Lynchburg,
who has been visiting Mrs. Alexander
Black, has returned to her home after
several weeks sojourn here.
Miss Lochie I,inkous, Of St. Mary's
Academy. will leave at the close OF her
school term for tour of Europe.
Miss Dmma Walker left on Friday for
several weeks visit to her sister. Mrs.
Montague Coleman, at Rockhsh. Nelson
county.
Mrs. w. II. Rosche, wife OF Professor
w, H. Rosche, OF the institute. has re-
turned after several months Visit to her
parents in New Orleans.
Miss Saunders of Rocky Mount, is Wis
iting her brother. Professor w. D. saun-
ders, on the campus.
Rev. Mr.. Chace, Of Chicago IS visiting
at tho Grove" the home OF President ].
M. McBryde, OF the institute.
Sauires, tho center fielder OF the " P.
/. baseball team was quite badly spiked
by Shepherd in the game against Wash
ington and Lee University last Friday,
and is as yet unable to resume his place
on the team. squrss and Shepherd were
running after ball which was hit TO
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ASHLAND AFFAIRS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
n ASHLAND, VA. April 14.-M'ss French.
a returned missionary from China, spoke
on the subject OF missions in China, in
the Presbyterian church here this az
tcrnoon.
An interesting game OF baseball Is
scheduled for next Saturday on the col
flege campus here between the Richmond
Athletics and the Ashland Club. The
llne-up OF the Ashland team is as tol-
lows. Leake, p. and Cross c.; Phllllps,
So; Mills, (. b.. Boone, sec. base.i
Swift, third b.; Bridges. l.. T.; Jordan,
C. r.; Winston, r. +.
Mr. Allan Maury has purchased the
FCanter residential property on Clay
Street, adjoining Mrs. NJ. NJ. Baldwin,
and will occupy same after September
1st.
Miss Mary Wright, OF Bowling Green,
Va, is visiting her mother In Ashland
Miss Susie Lpscomb is expected 20
visit Ashland this week.
Miss Anna Rice and Miss Edna Fair
banks OF Fredericksburg, Va, are VS.
iting Mrs Charles Blakey.
The Henry Clay Inn was opened mere
to-day under very favorable conditions,
and sixteen guests registered during tho
day. Mr.. Burgess. OF Charlottesvil!e. Is
managing the hotel for Messrs. Taylor
Miss Elizabeth Davis, OF Petersburg
Va, Is here attending the public debate
OF the college; also Mrs. R. B. Davis, Miss
Martha Grigg and Miss Berta Hamilton
and Miss Julia Anderson.
Miss Eloise Browning, OF Washington,
is visiting Mrs. James Chenery here.
Mr. Herbert Lipscomb. of Johns Hop
kins University. Is visiting here.
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CARTERSVILLE, VA.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,>

pes Especial to Inc IlneS-DlspdtctiD III,
CARTERsvILLE, VA, April 1.-THE
Easter sale for the benefit of the Bap-
list Church Improvement Fund was held
Thursday from three o'clock to ten
o'clock. There were numerous attrac-
tions. a fancy wood booth with MISS
Helen Reynolds in chnras, was an attrac-
tive spot and did rushing business
Miss Marie Rhodes M the post Office,
and Miss Lily Dickinson at the candy
counter, had their time employed fuzzy,
while Mrs. Otey Anderson. In the gypsy
tent. attracted all the young folk 70
find out what their fortune might be.
The Ice cream booth was by no 8means
n lesser attraction. Almost everything
WAS sold out and the affair was de-
c,ded success, financially. as well as
socially. -,
IN Gainesville Thursday. -,
Mrs. H. NJ, Crowder, OF HowarasV''1e'
visited relatives here this week
Miss Mary Page Irving, or H'cnnonn'
is spending the holidays with Mrs "
G. Harrison, near Cartersville.
Miss Mary Il. Palmore has accepted
a position as photographer for Lane
brothers, at Esmond, and lett mere Frl'
day for that place.
Miss sallie V. Duke, who has been
teaching the past winter at sunnys'de,
has finished her school and returned 10
her home near here.
Mrs. S, r. sanderson, OF Ashby, Va..'
Ia extremely Ill with typhoid fever, q
trained nurse from Richmond Is WIN
her
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MILLER SCHOOL.

MILLER SCHOOL, VA, April 14.-Dr,
1Sent OF the University OF Virginia,
talked to the Lonely and vawter Literary
Societies Saturday evening on the sub
ject OF his trip abroad. especially In Ger
many. The talk was very Instructive
and entertaining. He also preached on
Sunday to an appreciative audience
Miss Craun of the Valley. as a guest
Of Mr.. Granville Taylor.
The "high tea" given Saturday evening
by the Domestic Science Department to
the "Batcheor's Row Table" was a
grand success, socially and otherwise,
Miss simon, the head Of the department,
knows how to touch the spot" While
the feast OF fat things were being
"downed. Wit and humor flowed freely
around,
Mr. James Elliott Vawtcr returned
this week from Blacksburg.
Tennis is now 'on," Nlessrs Grinsted.
Beale, Thomasson and latanar, are the
star players among the gentlemen, and
Miss Ieonn Vawter is the star Of the
Io6ias II
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BIG STONE GAP, VA.
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RIG STONE GAP, VA, April lathe
Cumberland Traction Company, chartered
to build an electric railroad from Bis
stone Gap to Norton via Appalachia and
Blackwood, was granted franchise by
the town of Mig Stone Gan at the April
meeting of the Town Council to construct
an electric railway here,
The Cumberland Traction Company IS
made M of the best business men OF TINS
section. Work will begin on the new
line at once,
The Executive Committee OF the Coal
Fields Baseball League met here Satur-
day night, The following members We're
present; w. W. Kemp, REPRESENTING por-
chester; w. A. Willard, representing
Hackwood; q. w. Conner, representing
Norton, and w. g. Painter, representing
Mr., ]. S. Asbury, of Imboden. was
elected secretary and treasurer, sche-
dule OF games will be arranged within the
next few days, 49,
who has heen in delicate health for sew
oral months. left Tuesday night. accom-
panied by her husband, Mr.. w. 4. Good
ioe. and Mrs, Jerusha Goodloe. for Louis
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1s.onlalIln n,bo ,rin,ea. rlppatch.)

(speclal 10 The rimes-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, vA,5 April. 14.-Mr. DW 4! =, :
Kinney, or CINCINNATI, gave t,hher o Sp
day at the Chail,be an1 a h9'g His guests
W Were Mr.a nd Mrs. q b Ryan, M. era
1irs FLOYD hughes. MI. and M n s;oh mi-
rlea, Colonel and Mts y, Ge9}}[ge e.: MI
Jr, Mrs Merritt, 81 A is,n,.,vii' III. Hart
s snd H. l st,,art, Of II Cincinnati.
4 pnrty composed Of Miss Florence ',.1,s
=. Mss h 1ss 't aranay
81 1i,,l ml 6a W,orrel Miss FANNIE Ether
31pe NiIEs Bessie Dey Miss Virginia Pol
sFd A,s Nss ne,u W Ms iot Nfs aFe
IA hume b Mr.. Ey,ttieton Waller and Mr. WI
liam Dickson. have gone to pannolls Coti,
tagc at yilrg'nl Beach 70 s pc ~ Nfra
THOMAS Pannll and Mr. ana MRS Joseph
Johnston. MN.
Mrs. John jenkins and Miss Gambia
tier d short visit to relatives IN Nor
Mrs. Bradley and Mr.. Bradley, Of
washington, arc Visiting MRS. Clark on
Mrs. :. Robertson, Of charlottesville, i
The guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Alan r..
1Ianckcl, on Butte street.
Mr.. and ,Mrs. Martin Browne, Is,sn "er Il
H..
browne, III Client, have returned to their
home IN New York
Mrs j n leighton. Hubbard and Mrs., o. y:
1,cightondllubard gave n tea on SATURDAY
Afternoon mt their home, on, Freen,ason
Street, II honor Of Mrs Merritt q A As1Ti-
more =; Mrs. Fell, OF Glasgow, Scotlana.
and Miss Ellen Glasgow q . R f, ,3'a,
Tea wns pourded BY Mrs. William La1d =, !.
Captain Fskc,S ~. s. n, gave q !, dlr 9
ner saturday evening on board the =. - .:
S. Minneapolis. Covers were laid Tor seven
1Jc,itenant nnd Mrs. Leigh. LieutennnII
ana Mrs. Harry Madison, Pray'nasl'tler ana
Mrs. Thackett. -, i. +ho
rdHst Of her sister, Mrs. Harry l.. Myers.
4 In Ghent..- >,,rfo,,.
Mrs. Alex Bell: formerly q Sor.p' X;
Mrs Mrs Joseph r. Hubbard. on Fr Free mas son
Street. ,,,,.,hot,, n n
Is visiting Mrs Cornelius Dewitt. on
Freemason Street.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.o

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. April IL
The Easter season finds the Old Point no
tells literally packed with guests. ROY
yeel was observed to q certain extent
and social functions VERT not quite SO NJ L.
,naro,Is MS heretofore. The hop at the
Chamberlin tonight will marx the Pc
ginning OF round OF galety WHICH a"4''
Continue for several weeks. -,
Tha largest dinner Of the week was
given on tuesday evening by Mrs. FRAN
cis s Brown for Mrs. James kerr Us
borne OF Toronto Other guests We're NJ:
and Mrs. Robert J. Christie, Or Iorohto;
Captain George Brooke, -, ", S Fl h III u.
s T.. and Mrs Mitchell: Mrs; Charles
RroTn. Of Fort Mckinley, Missouri: Mrs;
WiIliam Bullard, OF washington; General
THOMAS Sullivan. y. =; a.: Ma a,,d Nars
Mrs. Charles J. Bailey. C SaptaIn any Rrooke
M YUMA captam 1F7 Francis II: Cooke and
ra31tnin Robert Helton, OF Fortress mon,
G 90. rantnin Henley, III. S. A.; Captain
and Mrs. John H. Clifford and M! mr.; anu
Mrs George F. Adams, q oia ao re'n a dim
~ Gah foi1nwed by bridge. on Monday even
ma 6af iTr The hop at the Chamberlin last
sat,,rday evening, Mrs. Lawrence Br I}!sa
was the hostess at q dlnneF w 'A''S
Grace Fackler, Of New aorK' WATKINS
Mr.. ,i ana N Mra; Watkins, OF Lynch
VIZ, mu, We're at the Chan1berlsn lot 'he
w e.ests now at the chamberin ne,u %,
Mrs. Joseph bradley. MISS Eta1el p 5'.huoS'
New York Mr.; o and Mfs MSS sot Grace Peat
M1sI e N. u; Mr.. and Mrs; Er arn
: RoGn ,nomis Cincinnati; Mrs, Z, Il. paVen-
nort Pittsheld, Mass. ia
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BLACKsBURG, VA.
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B1,AcKsRURG. VA Anrll la,-A ~
$AiIce Fain, OF Bristol. Is WISHING heI s.s,
Ter Mrs. Carol NJ Newman AZ 'iu'"''ef : :
Hotel. ,,,, =, Titusyille,
DO are visiting their daughter, MIS-, a.
h h".t .Iay Mock at the Episcopal reGtory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke, OF 4l.us s,, ths
visiting Dr. and Mrs, a. u NoeR ~ W.
Episcopal rectory - mo fa..
Dr Carol NJ, Newman, ASSOCIATE pt"io"
sor OF English In the institute, WV lea ~,
sbnrtiv for several months visit TO me ,1
T',ronean continent. Or. Newman VII
col, directly to Naples and then work ms
S wav gradually through Italy. switzerlanG
and France to England, Wnence ne W.
return to this country
Colonel r. A. MARI dean OF me ems
Nearing department. will spend the sum
mar Vacation looking after construction
work for the south and Western Ha'9-
road. a., ,.r,.
Work has been resumed Eon the asrl-
cultural hall, which has stood IN It's pres
ent uncompleted form for several moh,ns;
Ii is hoped to have the building 'lnlsheo
nv the beginning of next session
The family of-Mr, John r. Fam, man
aper of the college farm, have moved TO
Blacksburg, and are now Occupying ihel'
handsome new residence on the coilese
campus. NJ, H.
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BRISTOL, VA.

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BRISTOL. VA, April 1.-THE Bristol
German Club INDUCED in dance on
Tuesday night. and the same was largely
attended by the younger set
Mr.. ". l.. Stafford ticket agent at the
Union station, having been granted
three-rnonths' leave Of absence on ac-
count OF III health. left on TUESDAY 70.
Mineral Wells, Texas Mrs. Stafford ana
little son left on the same day TO Visit
Mrs. Stafford's sister, Mrs. G. P.t Ro"e'
at Bedford. Ind.
Miss Elizabeth winston gave piano
recital at virginia institute on Thursday
night. The occasion brought out many OF
her friends.
Mr.. Baxter Taylor addressed the school
=. Hamilton Institute, MENDOZA, Va. on
the occasion OF the losing exercises Tues
day.
The handsome new pipe organ OF the
Central Presbyterian Church has been In
stalled and was used for the first time
on last Sunday, when a special musical
programme was rendered. The occasion
caused the church to be crowded.
Mrs. Duval Cravens. OF Murfreesboro.
Tenn, Is visiting her mother. Mrs G. v.
Fain, on Anderson Street. az
Mrs. NJ. j. Opales s at home after
short vlS1t 10 gASncVlllc.A ~. -. lslG
Mrs. George l.. Carter and little son.
James. are spending a few weeks at Mar lar
tinsvllle, Ind.
Mr.. Paul w. SFleck. Of Philadelphia,
who formerly resided here as manager
OF the business OF the Strong Lumber
Company, was In Bristol this week. He
and his family now reside in Philadelphia,
but Mr.. Fleck frequently visits here. He
was formerly president OF the Holston
club. one OF the leading social organiza-
lions.
Mrs. Grace Kendrick. OF Meadow View,
Va. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j.
King James.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin L. Dulaney and
little son. who left here early In the year
for trip to Europe, are now in Egypt
They will be absent for several weeks
yet.
Mrs. N. B. ReMine and two little sons
Clarence and Edwin, are expected home
from Sanibei. Fla. next week, where they
spent the entire winter.
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VILE, KY where she will be treated at.
q hospital of that city.
SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
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scoTTsvILLE. VA, April 1.-THE
Town Council Tuesday decided that the
new sidewalks should be laid imme-
dately civil engineer has been Sc
cured to do tho surveying, and as soon
as the sidewalks are laid of the grading
will be begun.
MIR. and Mrs. D. Fl. Pitts will leave
shortly for Covington.
Mrs. Virginia Bowes has returned home
aCter spending several months IN Forts 'ls'
mouth.
/ Mr.. s.. j. McGrath. Of Arvonta, visited
Scottsville Tuesday
Mr.. q. Il. Seay was in the town Friday.
Miss Hattie Poland has left for Arvon,
to spend several weeks.
Tho Misses Wngfteld. OF Warren, Wis
tied the town Wednesday,
Mrs Gordon MarrIck, OF GlenddWer, Is
out again after an illness OF several
weeks.
Dr.. B, l.. billiard, OF Alberene, spent a
day or two here this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Jere Cleveland of Cntral
Plains, visited the town q few days ago.
Mr.. Edward Moon, of Hardman, was III
Scottsyille this week.
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city two swell dances and q nun1ber#of#
card parties, with teas and afternoon
receptions in honor Of visiting young
ladies' or the side. \ n i5}s5
The Enlerson-Van Leuven, Wright
Wan Buren, and Bellamy- Wood mars
rages will follow each other In 8 cces-
sion, commencing Monday and the East
er dance of the L'Aroso German Club
will take place Wednesday night. to bei
followed BY the Easter function q the
LAgile Club on Friday night. i5a ne S5
A large number OF visitors Will be here
to attend the events, including Misses;
Josephine Buld and Ann Belle laatteson,l
OF Petersburg, Va, who arrived this
week, and will be numbered with the
wedding party Of the Beuamy- Wood
nuptials. Misses Annabell and Oh Belle
Latlmer are also expected from ,t Itts!'
Northern home to attend this wedding
Yet after all general interest centera.
upon the convention Of the Society Of
the Cincinnati, which will be held In
this city Thursday Of next week. The
business session vii he held In the ulorn-i
Ing, and at night an elaborate banquet
viii take place. The present officers Of
tho North Carolina Society OF the Gin
cnnatl are Wilson 6. Lamb, OF VIII
llamston, president; John G. Dawes. Of
Baltimore, Md, president; General
Thomus T. Davis, U. S. a.. secretary;
w D, Curstarphen. OF Plymouth. treas
urer; Delaney Haywood. OF Raleigh
assistant secretary; Benehan Cameron. %
Raleigh, assistant treasurer, and HIght
Rev, bishop Joseph Hlount. cheshlre.S
chaplain.
,, Besides the officers many other distln-5
gushed men are expected to ATTEND Inc
convention. including General Julian Nh
Carr OF Durham, n. O.. and Messrs.
james Aston Cabell and James I. Mp-1
Rec, OF Richmond. Va. Mrs. Mckee 1sg
eynected 10 accompany Mr.. McRee. Ss X
On next Friday morning the Society o.
tha Cincinnati Will attend IN this City
ceremonies attendant upon the laylns
Of Tia corner-st stone OF the monument "
Cornelius Harnett, which Is being erected
nv the North Carolina Society by Llell-S
tenant Governor Francis y, winston,
who Is also grand master OF the Grand
Lodge Of Masons OF North Cafolllas#
Foowine the laying OF tho corner-stona
the society will be the guest OF the CO
lonIal Danes on a trip down the river.
10 brunswick, where a visit will be pala
old st. Philips Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tencha Coke, VINO nave
been wintering he<e. expect TO return g,
their home In Asheyille next week, ana
Mrs. Thomas Settle, sister o. Alrs
COKE. Will also return at that time %
her Asheville home.
The Sorosls OF this city has selected
the following delegates and alternatas
To- attend the annual federation IN ChaF-S
lotto the first week In next month; Mrs,
Walker Taylor and Mrs. r. w. HlckS.
delegates, and Mrs. Andrew j. Mowsll.
Jr.. and Mrs George F, French. alter
mates. q. As { NJ
Miss Margaret Gibson, Of this city, who
is the State SECRETARY, will also attend, y
Mr.. A. r.. Gray. OF Richmond, arrived
In tho city THURSDAY to spend Easter
With his wife. who Is the guest here q \
her parents. Mr.. and Mss.5J- G. Springer.
Miss Isabel Rountree arrived this wsaks
from New York city, which shasrescha 4
last week from ~ extended EusoRsAl Il
trip aasS
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CREWE SOCIAL I
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(spccnl to The Tlmes.D lspatch.)
CREWE, VA, April 14.-.About thirty
OF the younger people Of the CHRISTIAN
church divided themselves into Pinks
and Blues ana In one months time
turned into the treasury one hundred
dollars. The Pnks, under the generaisllip
OF Miss Mamie Elicit, won the confess,
having rnycd sixtyfive Of the one nun
drcd. The Blues were lead by Nliss
w. Il. Vaughan
Mrs. Nrayt Royal and son, Wayt, Jr'
nrc visiting Mr.. u. Moore's family.
Mcssrs Edmund and Perry Gills Viz
tied their home peope here this week. q
MIR, and Mrs. e. K. Zirkle visited the
latter's parents here this week.
Rev. l.. y. Scott spent several Gays
this week in Fredericksburg attending
East Hanover Presbylery.
Mrs. Wilbur Brown, accompanied her
husbands remains here from portsmouth,,
Ohio, and III now suffering from nervous l
prostration, due to the shock OF her
husbands sad death, In a collision on tho
MOTOR & fNYestern last week Z.
Miss Matte Becker, Of Bluefield, IS
visiting friends here
Mrs. William Elicit has returned from
the hospital in Richmond, much improv-
ed In health. Her daughter, Mrs. PAU
Tunstall, accompanied her nome. H
The public school gave holiday Tor
Easter from the 18th until the 18th.
All OF the teachers left for their re-
spective homes.
Mr.. James Andrews Is getting out again
after long spell of sickness
Miss Alice Wilson and brother, Pres
ton are spending their Easter IN Pc
tcrsburg. !,
Mrs. j. Louis Chappell and babies. Will
visiter her sister In Roanoke next week.
Rev. Samuel T. Burgess. OF Lynchourg.
will preach ut the Disciples church sun
day morning and evening
Mrs. George W.. Oliver Is visiting Mrs.
Maggie Wells, OF Rice.
Misses Florence and Lucy Wilson are
spending Easter at their home near WI
lians Mills. Y. 1. ;..4
Miss Maud Vaughan OF OVERLY, is the
guest ofoNrs. Branch Lee. fa
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short center. and collided. The occurrence
was purely accidental, and served to Grip
ple the team considerably, since S1ulres
is the leading batsman on the home team
Rev. ". r. Joyce, who was recently
assigned to the Methodist Church here
~ Bishop Wilson. has arrived with ms
family, and is installed at the parsohase'
Rev. and Mrs. Fultz departed FOR BAL al
tlmore on Monday, where MT. fultz WI
take up his work at st. Luxe Cnulsn
Colonel r, A. Mari and his class OF
students In civil engineering went TO
Christiansburg Saturday to survey q route
for the proposed electric railway between e
Cambria and Christiansburg
NIessrs. Ed. Martin, Edgar Wilson ana
sam Bodell have left Blacksburg TO ac-
cept positions Mt Tug River
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PEOPLE AT FRANKLIN
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(special to The Times-D ispatch.)
FRANKLIN, VA, April l4,-Mrs w. II.
Jenkins spent Monday and Tuesday In
Norfolk this week.
Mrs. J. D. Hart and little son. OF Parks
ley, va, are visiting at the home OF MT.
], c. Parker, on High Street.
Nh Cecil and his crew of workmen from
NIurfreesboro, have started work on the
bic brick warehouse for Mr.. c. A. Clutch
ms, to replace the one recently burned.
Mrs, A. l.. Davis, OF Petersburg. va,
is the guests of Mr.. W. Fagan's family
on South Street.
Mr., Luther p, Beaman, who has been
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WILMINGTON, N. c.
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f Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspntch)
WILMINGTON. N. c., April 14--Wtl-
mington society will awake With a VEN
reonce from It's Lenten sleep next week,
and into the small space Of six days
win bo crowded three OF the most bril-
liant marriages ever celebra ted in this
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over our STOCK peloTe purchasing SooE
Interior Decorations, We have an
amazingly !.
ATTRACTIVE ARRAY
OF WAX Papers. Draperles and uphol-
stery Goods In design and colorlngs that
you've never seen before; for our entire
stock is new and up-to-date, including
many imported fabrics.
ANNOUNCEMENT. r
We have just completed arrangements
with a Fifth Avenue. New York, and Rue
de la Vlctoire. Paris, factory that makes
the most elegant and artistic decorations
and furnishings In the world, by which
wa are enabled to furnish your home
from their immense stocks. we have
the taste and experience necessary TO
devise color schemes, make the proper
selections and hang the draperies.
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