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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Chas. I. Fuller,
&C3 Phoenix.

s BUY REAL ESTATE WHILE CHEAP,
Double corner. a0k12s. oliver and 21st avs
N. Could make three building lots and face
city park. All improvements In street. Price
5000. Easy terms, G. Townsend, owner, 400
kasota bldg. Phone 3o62.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT. WEST FRONT. ON
James Nv. close to Franklin; this lot lies in
one Of the most beautiful blocks in the city;
size 50x135; will he sold at sacrifice price
i sold at once. =. 6. phone 1868. v. w.
Hagstroni.
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o o o u y o. : q y w. U U U
i: KENILWoRTH. =
This beautiful addition although located
on w Gath st. and with fine view. OF =.
, three lakes is not high priced addition
Lots range in price from $500 mp: :
City improvements and Country Delights
5 "A Ave minutes walk takes you to Cedar
lake, where the fishing and boating is ex- :;
eeilent. The Kenwood car line is close by. ),
, Lake Of the Isles blvd runs the whole
:, length Of the addition. 20 lots fronting
on this blvd; building restrictions. =
, The Finance Company Of Minnesota,
> H, y. Ne,yhall, President. : - =
J. $50 Temple Court. g" :. ::
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: Q q . % NOAO a o o 0 o
S4,ooo-A VERY DESIRABLE, COMPACT,
- 2eight-rooTn modern house. Plumbing
j.. aud heating plant new. and in perfect
condition. Laundry with hot and cold
water. Hot water tank connected
- with furnace and separate gas heater.
;. Gas and gas fixtures, hardwood floors
. In most rooms; sewer, water and gas
connections ALL Of the, advantages
J.: :, of nat with: none Of the disadvan-
l.. :. tages. Within walking distance. =
House built. by day labor. You
buy for less than the cost Of house.
It will pay you to Investigate this
house, No. 1890 Columbus av.
David G, Bell Investment Co.,
' Security Bank Building.
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HUGHES AND sULLy CO., 8. D.. LANDS. LIST
8 free. w. u. Buck. LuYerne. MINI.
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- SOME BARGAINS NEAR TOWN.
Two acres, Minnehaha creek. small house,
barn, chicken house; q fine little place. 81, 700.
buys it; casey terms
Five acres, Edna, z "a miles from city hall;
tine for Chickens garden; $500, buys 1t; easy
Twenty acres, mile from Deephayen; mile
land; s1,65o buys it; easy terms. 49, 49,
Forty acre farm. Brooklyn, nine miles from
city hall; good buildings; price $4,000. Might
take small house In trade. !,
127-acre farm, Bloomingto ton, pine miles from
city hail; a fine stock farm. good improve
lnents; only $50 per acre; might take some
Forty, so or 100 acres, Isanti county, near
Bethel, $50 per acre; easy terms; in good
Other acres; farms and lands On easy terms
STOCK FARM sTEARNs COUNTY, lei
Km Ssnf rs sna e
right through the land. Which never, freezes
pre7ement as' we'll ell Worth 90 acres
!. der cultivation; can tbeshad at: $50 per acre
land around the n do at TO
own time, 6 per cent. Also own 12O-acr
farm adjoining; improvements amounting t
about $500; with stream and meadow OF q
acres; 60 acres under cultivation, at $50 a.
acre; part cash, balance per cent; vii
sell separately Or together; lowest posslbl
price quoted; good reasons for ~, selling; IT Y
tereSted write or see owner. Frank Wall, 40
- Wabasha st, st. Paul -.
- HERE YOU ARE
100 acres, well improved farm; 30 mile
from Minneapolis, 5 miles from railroad sta
ton; 40 acres under cultivation 40 acre
hay meadow, with fine creek, 60 acres /
pasture, 20 acres in timber, some fine saw
logs consisting of birch, elm ash, butter
/ nut and Eastwood; a: good six-room fran
house; a good frame barn. 22x56, with ha
loft, room for 20 tonssS OF hays. corncrit
chicken house, granary, etc; all fenced an
cross-fenced; soil is rich, black loan; II
better land anywhere. Cab or write. Th1
will be sold cheaper than. any similar land !
the state. ~ ~. Z 49,.
Homestead Land Co..
E: 400 Nfcollet Av MinneaDOlfS Mimi. -
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CALTORNIA-sEND YOUR NAME FOR FREE
illustrated booklet worth S4,0OO'to any home
seeker Address Home Extension Committee.
+1e4 Chamber Of Commerce bldg, Los Angeles,
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coLDRADo-WuL BE SOLD CHEAP; THREE
sections choice agricultural land In Cheyenne
county. good investment proposition. Address
BOX 2Js, Minneapolis.
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O FORT AVENUE ADDITION SECOND Dr.
o VISION. NEW ADDITION. FINE
o LOTS.
o. twenty eighth to 3rst avs s., AID st to
o :Mfnnehaha creek. Take Minnehaha car :
o. to 42d st. walk west six blocks. Price
o $3.50 to $500 each. Terms, IS cash, IS ::
o per month, s per cent interest This land
% Is wooded, lies along Minnehaha creek and ::
o is without exception the finest and most
o beautiful ground in the city for a modest
o home. Agent on ground to show lots. Call
0 at Office for plats. : - s. 81: :,
o Thorpe Bros, 200 Andrus Building.
q O O O O o O 20. O o o O o o o.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

9 : Sos & E&ca 4 As . roa iissS
Q date compact, modern house, plumb Z
o ing and heating plant, new and IN per- <
o feet condition. Laundry with hot and 4
o cold water, hardwood floors in most of
o the rooms, sewer, water and gas con
o neetions walking distance owner will
take $1,000 worth Of clear wild land,
o or Minneapolis lots as part payment; Z
o balance may be cash or payments.
r !, David &c. Bell Investment Co.,
Security Bank Bldg.
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o 90 o o % o o o o O.
0 AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO
o Start q home on very easy terms Buy
o now. Best lots in the. city for SO
0 EACH
0 Located near Goth av: N car line, In the
o vicinity Of Logan and Seth avs N, over
o looking the city; lie exceptionally we'll;
0 fine shade trees; size 40 by 1877 feet each.
o Near good school; One-half mile to cur
o line, which will be- extended to within
o two blocks In a short time. Easy terms.
0 $40. cash, IS per month, per cent in !;
o terest :, = - -. :; :
0 ! Thorpe Bros. 2oe ;Andrus Building. i,
90 o % O o o o !.
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MUST BE SOLD AT oNUE-le0 ACRES FINE
ship, Grow Wing county. Minnesota, good
story frame house, 2dx2s, with full stone
basement, frame kitchen, 1dx18, other build
ings. land all fenced with wire fence SIX
acressspnder. cultivation. meadow win cut 100
to La tohs blue 1aint hay (meadow. 100 acres),
balance hardwood timber lsn,l subject to nort-
gage sof 81 900 due May, 1905. 9 per cent;
wall take $500 cash. Address r, Q, BOX LISA,
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FOR IMPROVED FARM sNAPs. EXPIRE
Land q Investment Co., 1874 Guaranty Bldg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
FLUVANNA AFFAIRS

PALMYRA, VA, July l4-Miss Marie
Tecky and Miss Virginia Petit, gave a
very enjoyable programme Of reading IN
INA courthouse at Palmyra. Monday
/ evening, for the benefit OF the Metho-
dist Church at this place. 5.8Ss
~ "A large and appreoiatiye audience was
present and quite sum was realized,
which viii inaugurate the work on the
improvements to the Palmyra Church.
A9recess pulpit and additional! and hand
somer windows for the building are pro-
posed, ~.
Kennicott. Mr. Paul Petit and Mr..
Haden, have been occupied IN selecting
site for the new school building, and
pushing the plans generally for opening
high school at Palmyra this fall.
The State appropriation has insured tho
ruccess OF the establishment Of this much
needed school,
"A delightful evening was spent at Glen
Bnrnie on Saturday, when Miss Petit
and Mr.. Paul Petit entertained few
friends In honor OF their guest and
cousin, REV. benjamin 7. Anosll who ls
lust back from a Beyan years work N
4 fhina where ha has ben consplouously
succeGsful Among those who enjoyed
the hospitality OF the evening were Mrs,
and Mr.. Bugbee. OF the Hughes Gold
Nine, Misses Petit. OF Rock Rest; Mrs.
and Misses Shepherd, Of stoneleigh Miss
Bette Cleveland. dr. A. Ward Morris,
Nessra. Tinsley. Warmestie, Scott, Pitcher
and Bell a a Z
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LIlE L; 5: / il VA.

Especial to The Times lspateho.
I.EEsBuRG; VA, July M II !. re-, Fsee z
9o et In il celebration Of their twenty,flf,th
sanniversary. sixty guests !, We're invited, /
a.. Mr., Preston Aldrich, OF Florida, Is the
guest OF relatives In the town and county,
DE- John Wilson. Of Charleston, s. g.,
WHO las been visiting friends IN Lees
burg. has returned TO his home,
M Miss Alillicent Lnpton has returned TO
SLeesburg aftersnn extended Visit to rela-
Stlyes In st. Louis, Mo. 4. Z,
,sfB Miss Florence Van Dayanter has left
forum extended visit to relatives IN the
3'iThes Thursday Enohre Club met this
week at the home OF Mrs. W, Martini N
Those present We're Misses Lutz Rfchafd
and Eta. Wise, EMuria and RebeceR flnr-
Iison, MacGll, Bowie, 3 INendle, AZ exander,
Ayres and Hoffman. and MestSan{e4s, Gar {, q
los Lewis. John Gibson ana Nvll ll'l q
Mis- Alassle Taylor. q M q n e
Mrs. Janat Harrison, who was called i {,
home blythe serious illness 81 herf dau BIZ
ter, Mrs, Henry Lynn. lla $ eturned sto
Norfolk on an EXTENDED i visit 10 heT
DAT ishter, Mrs SyYalte III y s. Va
Y Nj Powell Harrison, os Washing ny ION
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Special $to The Timen- Dispatch.)y II
gsv nsw ia ,r t1MF 9S!st
month witl,Sreatiyes here ai,d Z, Rice.
&y, s1t his sisters. Mesdaines ii. =, Jones
md i. Nv. Wlienfy, last week. h. Ri
Mamie ss sna P }s|E|ne s grass
tie Nilrst OF thls week. 4, q y, (,
4 n MY. * i, ,eootten. of' Greensboro, ~.
81. lis visiting her autits, tho Misses lt'f
Mis- Matte % Green :, bAay,
Mrs b nj nIrkle, who has been Spend,
return % her home sp'arta.nfIs'' burg Y.
sssss ana sgy, eis WI w
Mrs E scott 4 spersdIn,g some time time
Mrs Evans es,na , 4 I'm. bDsMy sso2t
Mil also visit Mrs. coriack at III, ns
same time. Isl "a " " VI q, IS. q. a
r,esday for a. stay 81 several onathtss!59 AZ
Mss Birdie sp ! ,,,,t n i + Y
SeSSy S i, again after 9
N Miss y Cornella spencer. Of Az rfolk, IS
Rev Frank leo { MS 3 i 6 lea,a
here and q gss e. e,ieqh Il e
MI. * Garrett has moved his f e ,,S
to5#BurkeVllle, and vii engage IN n, th ~
ii1 W. Is. ed, OF n lTarinville, ms n,
MISC 1tysh len, Of el,den. MI vlsse
Mrs j Lewis Chappel THIS wee S,e Is,
ter.fiof8 Spainville, are ting their 81 SIS
ter 3E3a rbe 2. /, ". "
Sir. Warren Guy has pnrtGinl,as s. Gam M
natiy: and viii soon have In frst ga {; IS
ape a fols work. II e has engage 6. w
thoroughly competent miller from !, hyncnt
b,,rg, WHO Will move his family mere a.
IAN earl day. e. % "
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BEDFORD SOCIAL
Special to The Time..pispat ch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
..BEDFoRD CITY ,SVA..4 July l4,--Mr.,
happy party. SGT out to-day Tor tie
apple orchard Mountain, about sixteen
ns Is !. "a distant In four-tn7hand buses.
horse wagon for the camp equlpage. to
spend seYera! weeks upon the romantic
and lofty e1n1nence. far from the mad
pleasure. i. 55 lif5 F 5.6
For a number Of years It has been the
these plgSmas sa q r ths nsSy ana
SO delightful have been the experiences
that those who are privileged to Join
heir parties count themselves fortunate,
THE party are accommodated IN a
house upon the brow OF the mountain.
auatlng. fishing, Wusle. dancing, flirting,
the enjoyment OF the wonderful scenery.
line vitnlizing mountain OZONE. and the
novelty OF the experience, .{5i|
Spencer Burwell, u noted cook, IL tho
chef. whose culinary skill ~ often taxed
to supply ylands adequate for tho large
The following compose the party: Mr..
and Mrs. W, II. Mosby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred u. Mosby. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. y.
Mosby and children. Mr.. and Mrs u, 9.
Griswold. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hurt and child, Miss y. 3.
Mosby and Miss lucy Ru,ssell, Of Wash I;
Iynehburg; Miss Katharlns Wrenn, Bon
scruggs Mary Ewart. Elizabeth Ewert,
Miss Lillian Fitzpatrick, Arlington, Va;
Miss Mabel Fucker. Miss Annie Lowry,
Miss Eliza Mosby; Messrs. John NJ RUS
ssl Washlpstoni Martha WltAezh Les
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lis at home In 4 lie sburg. 6 1t III. # S al;
@ Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, OF Phila delphta.
Is the guest OF her brother, Mr., 6 eorEe
pr I'm q
B!UCKING CHAM BITS D
.lspeaclal % mic q mime 4 plspatch.l

Special to he Time SDlspatch,ls Va lH
.g8s BUCKINGHAM, July l4.--Mrs.j
Walter Garrett and Children! OF Farms
vile. are the guests of her mother, MIS-
G. IA. Spencer.
U Mrs. yhltcomb e. Pratt 4 is making
preparation to remove to Farinylie,
where she expects to open a boarding =
house to take care OF the young lady
students ut the Farnlville school.
Rev. Dr, s. p. Scott of Barton Heights,
Is spending a few weeks ut the Court
house for his heal TIL. rs Il;
Mrs. illiam Nc Dowell. OF Richmond,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Henry Spencer in
tho Iyillage. fs S5 85 8s;s s
5 Deputy IS sheriff Lewis Williams was sick
a. few days this week and 1t was thought
was suffering from an attack OF fever
Hel8is up and out again now. 4I
AIRS. y. u. Robertson and little daugIl-a
ter from Richmond. are sumner visitors
at the village. s,s
4 Mr. and Mrs, j. S. Province have res
turned from visit to their old homo ii
Lunenburg, driving through the country,
by way Of F'armvllle.
Miss Mary Eldridge. Of Richmond, is %
guest at the home OF Judge and Mrs,
John r s Moss. Ii s..5s5
Charles NJ. Darrell. pastor OF the Pres
5byter!an Church here. will leave In a f4w
days for his homo In Maine to spend his
vacation, He Will be gone about two
weeks 35 4 III 5iI}
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(Special to The Times-D lspatch.)

i
FREDERICKSBURG AZ, July u 4 - --
The chief event OF interest here this week
was the Horse SLOW on Nv ednesday a nd
Thursday and the Horse Show german on
Wednesday might. Both events brought
out the society people in grea e numbers.
and there were many visitors In the city
from different parts OF the State and
from yarioiis CT ties. AS an occa sion Of
pleasure and Interest the Horse show was
al grea success s3S ~ Z
Hon. James NJ Lewis, OF Essex county,
Is the guest OF Judge r. II. y Ii Chichester.
Mrs. Allen Smith and Miss y Minnie
Smith, OF King George, were here V his
week visiting Mr.. r. ] y Smith and family.
Mrs. Charles sollade, OF illinmsport,
Pa Is visiting her sister, Mrs. !, y.
Layton. Y III II
!!Dr. p. T, Jett. who has been quite sick,
Is now convAlescent 5aS jtisstsFt w tfs s
,igA1ss Helen "A ngel, Of Washing tpn b . :
the guest of lss Julia Gouldsmtth. RI
n Miss "A gnes Chewning has III gone " to
Lewisburg for a. visit OF several weeks.
aSiMrs. u eannette p, Yest8and daughter,
Miss Grace Vest. OF Brooklyn, N. u. ara
visiting Mr.5.J ]. r. Rove and family. n 57s
q Mrs, Joseph Reinhardt and little grand
daughter Katherine Bosher. Of Richmond,
has beenSth guest Of Mr., ]. T. Rove
and family, 20 returned home, Sig a
n Mrs. y. II. Light and children have gone
Ia visit relatives near the White Sulphur
Springs. where they will spend the sum
Mrs. Edward Mccormick, Of Kappa,
hammock county, Is the guest o. Mrs. All.
r. Green III ae ftts \
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fsh1.eseIai N u,he r1,ltney. isis patchI)5

it557 Especial u, rhe ]rlines. lls patchs)
Ot1o 20 INT &C NttT IN, " ] VI u.s.
l 1T ID most asstiredly tho dull RseasUi, NJ
#Old Point. for Wills the hotels l,ttve a
$guodly number Of d tests al the time Tine
Ia "a are crowded for the W 4ettd here
u when II Is cool cnouglli boating ana ba th-'
ling are apparently diversion enoug li.g8l IN
8s orders were Issued on Wednesday from
I The War DEPARTMENT. dethcliing Colonel
/ Ramsay y |. Potts 1l8tomhintd o For.
tress Monroe and assigning him 70 y y
In Washington on 4 The General stan OF
the ARMY AT the same time Ca ptalf1
William Chat,lberlin also trecelv ed orders
+ for tho General Staff Much regret is
expressed 5at the removal of these off
GERS as both they and their; families have
been closely Identified I'll With the social
life 81 Old Points N AIS i! rs!
8gF Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall, Jr., and
Slier sisters, Misses Anne, iiilda and Flor
ence Booker, %of Fortress Monroe, have
spend the remainder Of the summer n
MRS. Thomas w I. Dwyeri q q the post,
5wllsleave shortly for Newport News, to
spend two months at the HDtel w rWick
with her parents, Brlg q der General md
Mrs. Jacob * ine before Joining her llts-s
band at Fort Morgan, Ala, here he was l!
recently ordered. II Sti5 Il }3 n ll3 {, sa8t
S Among the recent arrivals at the
$Chamberlln are Mr.. and Mrs, p F !.
symonds, Boston; Mrs. + llci, Mrs Croft,
New FORK; Mrs. NJ. d. Barham New
York; Miss Beatrice Shaw. Augusta, M Ie
i Mrs. Thomas Branch, Miss Branch Rich
En,ond; Mrs. p. u. Brltney, st. outs; Mr. Mr.
and Mrs. q /. Boss, % lderson, VIVA 4
Mr.. and Mrs. II |. II MOT tter, Ierr r. e
Haute, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. p, p ward =, \
Virginia; Nj lss Ida ~. Barnes, Miss Flor
ence Bell, louisville Ky. 3l H .
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WY'THEVILEE
Especial to The Times-D ispatch:) u

5st (3QeClQl 10 tHIl0 SSA''S
~ 4WYTHEVILLE, Va July 14,-Mrs. r.
g. Manson, OF Lynchburg, Is the guest
&of Mrs. Thomas r NC Dew, 4. l5il III
Miss Ella Jackson and mis- Myra
Chalmers OF Richmond, and Mrs. Eve
Ign Millett and Miss Millett, x Of San
Antonio, Texas, are t Mrs. g bbonoy
Miss Annie Guy, Of n Richmond arrived
on w ednesday. and is the gnest$ofs Mrs Mrs,
". p. Kent i. VI M Ia an ti'
d Mr.. and Mrs, ivan Yone. Of Sc lem, are
visiting Mr., and Mrs. g. 3. Moore head,
near town. 85 Al .aaf. .,s sSs -l;S ~.
! M. and Mrs, Austin Pollard and emil
dren,S OF Houston, N Texas. are s. I1mer
guests OF Mrs. Mamie Heuser.
Mr.. G. A. Braughton' and family, Of
& New York, are here at the Fourth Ave-
nue. for the summer. & 81 /.
3B5 Mr. L. r.. Dingas, OF the University OF
Virginia, was in town for e few days
4 last week, b5S iS Ell
Mrs. Kyle and son, Mr.. and Mrs, Blake
and Mr.. George R,SAllen, Of Texas Mrs.
Freeman, OF Norfolk. and Mrs Farley
Smith and children, Of Washingto Ion. p
C., are among the late arrivals,
~ Mr.. Ellis Perkins, who has been .criti-
cally Ill at his home on Union Street,
is now convalescing a W
Al Judge John II, Fulton and Samuel w:
Williams are Wytheville attorneys now In
attendance on Bland Circuit Court.
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Stau:ntO'rl, Va ].
special to The Times Dlspatch)

,s5ss, itif
Ii sTAUNTON A., July II .-----!A \ well at
tended lawn part was given Il Thursday
evening by the ii church workers N Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, and. It
proved quite a success. Misses Hattie
ana Lady N oon received in their gypsy
tent, and sin$ becoming ostumes told the
future az old and young. ~ rs Ter wa $
tRcbecca at tho well, and sold lemonade.
Misses Edna Shanholtzer and Miss Bessie
Dunsmore sold the ca nd y. a
Miss q Belle Mason was II In & the IN city
Thursday on her way home to Richmond nd
from Warm Springs.
Mrs H. II. Henley and son, y e r r.
went to Richmond Thursday, where hey
willEjoin Mr.. Henley, who was called
there on account OF the illness OF q his
brother. # u .35 "A tl55 u . e, !,
81 Mr. Charles Catlett, Of this city So lied
from New York Thursday for London,
where the American Institute Of lining
Engineers OF which he Is a nlellibe r, m eets
In Joint convention with tho British Iron
and Steel @aInstltute sonil the ~ 2Sd. 55' The
4 English body has arranged ny series OF
entertainments and excursions In Eng
land 4 and Scotland for their American
guests. There Will be many distinguished
American scientists In the& party, +, fie
was accompanied by his mother. Mrs,
r. H. Catlett They will be way until
the last OF August. ,t s .f,t
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LEXINGTON ( IN! ] i I! u
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,

VA, July l4-Rey De- y.
William N. Nor rison, accompanied ny
his bride. left Lexington Monday morn-
Ing on the long journey to his .n1lsslona
sence from his work for, three years IN
the United States, "a reunion OF the MOT;
s sssea s a. WHhlst 1s es sse
q few days previous to Or. Morriaon !, 9
departure. There were present their az
motler, Mrs, NJ. A. Morrison. and TIE
Wife, Mrs, TG. r. Patterson and family,
Messrs. r.. NJ. $. II. end j r, MORRISON
NORTH Carolina, and Mr., Nj Morrl-
son ana Wife, OF West Virginia. I, 81
cast Ghae ewo , yearsf has been cadet at the
jftJ finite" States Military Academy at West
Point, ia spending Ills yacat lion IN Lex
ington Will, his parents, M and MIS-, ~
H,Ixps M Yfsss f0fssH as'uaa
aons TO Norton, Wise county, where ne
Viii viii engage In the hardware uslpess,
Mrs.. Hyatt and children, and her mott
Mrs. ~. ], Leyburn, a re Visiting ~ .9es'
Miss Janet HAY Hopatonl Of the, Cuban
Mission Southern PTesbSyts 81 = Ghp v's1i
her Brother, Judge. william r Houston Il 81
For the past twsnty,ys years e !, ni ~
Houston has been en g cn W missionary
" ST. Henry o. DO left l4e1lnstoH 2 fsW
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d W|IAivERLY SOCIAL
sneclal 10 The Times Dispatch.

!. wAvERLY, VA, July Il .--Aliss Nellie
Gray. Of Suffolk. who has been the
guest OF friends and relatives here for
the past three weeks. returned hons
Wednesday safternoon,s 81 .
Miss Ethel Daniel spent the past week
visiting Miss Leila Boisseau y Peters
burg s. .4s slsf. y.
Miss Grace. walthew West left Thurs,
day afternoon for Franklin, Va, Wherh
she win be the guest Of Miss Mae Camp
for a week. III,
3 Miss Bessie Ryland, oflRiehmond. who
has been the guest OF MISSES Saliva
and Soulie Bnrt's enjoyable house party
for the past few weeks, returned home
THURSDAY,
z Mrs. Lizzie y, chappell. ~ Petersburg,
is visiting IN the home 81. her. mother-ln-
law. Mrs. IL A. chappel. on the corner
OF Main and Hunter Streets, this week
B Miss elizabeth Fleetwood Is spending
ten days with Miss Mae Douglas Rove, Of
Fredericksburg, Va. A3
Mr.. J.. #. Baird. OF Norfolk. has been
the guest OF Judge and Mrs. y. b. West
during the past week, H " q Il
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PEOPLE IN CAR Inc

Especial to The Tn,es-D ispatch)
# ROWLING GREEN VA. July ! 4.--Mrs,
Ernest smoot and children are visiting
her father at Urbanna,y .sEa ~.
Mrs. Josephine 8, Robey and Miss Nor
wood, Of Buena Vista, are visiting friends
here. 5 sSS s33,ast
Mr.. Julian Lake. OF Hanpton,i Is spend
Ing some time at Mr. W. W. Nrights
Mr., A. l., Mcpougal, after spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs u. y,
Martin, has returned to her home in
West Virginia. ss B n
Miss Estello Collins spent this week In
Fredericksburg.
Professor Thomas n. Phelps, after an
nbsapce OF a month, has returned home.
Misses Annie and Ellen Broaddus arc
Visiting friends In King and Queen
county. .
Miss Frances B, Broaddus has returned
home after. a Walt OF several weeks 70
friends in Waysrly, &
Mr. w, Moncurs Grayatt and bride.
who were married In Blackstone this
week are here Visiting Judge and Mrs,
r. c. Moncure, his grandparents.
/. Mr. Barnes and wifa and children, ot
Savannah. Ca, are y1s!hCg Mr., sall|e
Anderson, Az s h a # sffs ia ~ N \