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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15

The mine inspectors state that af
ter several weeks of labor the condi-
tions in the mines as regards the safety
of the workers are now normal and
that the effects of the suspension have
all been overcome.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Flag Day.

The celebration of Flag Day, today
can be made very striking and gener.
al in this city If citizens will display
on their business houses and homes
every available piece of national color.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-06-15
Married rIonday.

At the home of the brides parents
at Bear Gap at high noon Monday
Fred Schnell, of Norristown, formerly
of Mt. Carmel, and Miss Mary Fulton
were married
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
4 winter would & not be


usual. 353
This is the mont for country people
to enjoy recreation picnics and all-day
meetings at. churches In the n m dat Of
groves. "a The continuous cloudy weather
will throw a 3dampers. on these exercises
and wa ter1nelon feas ts.& "A.
There are numerous prospectors for
small tracts OF land around here. includ-
Ing many North Carolina farmers 81 and
several sales have been mad 81 The y are
working people and independent OF the
unreliable negro labor. Il IA :5s ,58
The eagerness for timber lands ex-
Inhibited by speculat some months q 80
has ~ greatly subsidized, saw-mlls are,
however, cutting and chipping large
quantities Of lumber. " 81
w If ev.3i H. I, IT, Williams, OF the Baptist
Church here, has gone on g yaca ton to
New Bed ford, Mass. III II
Miss Matte Fowlkes, OF Burkeyille'
Va. is visiting N ISIS Mary p lBurwell,
OF Chase City. II ss5 ;aS.53t i5
Miss Irna F. Jefrress returned to-day
from a II delightful outing at Virginia
Beach. S.s 4! 7. SSs 81
@ Mr.. Robert c. Nelson. Jr., and wife. Of
Richmond, are here for the month With
the father and sisters \ OF Y Mr.. Nelson.
His father, Dr. Robert G., Nelson, n ow
IN his eghty-eigh year, is IN Wig orous
heath and enjoys the company OF, his
Ss M. Lee Morton. otss Charlotte county
ia here making Inquiries for q. small
IA rn, and would like to locate ne ar the
town. Y Il "a n d (,
cree ted and the town hlbits a steady
h md healthy growth and expansion. ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
LAWREN CEVlLLE
Especial to The rimes-Dl Patcho

b Nj I.AlYRENCEYlLLD, "a. August A.
Leila an Infant, and one OF the twin
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs, George =.
Fsangoon, died TUESDAY morning q fter an
illness OF several weeks.
$a Miss Eula Nj, and Annie Pet Of Meek
3lenburg county left Thursday for their
home after spending several days Visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory Turnbull.
Miss Tina Dickinson, of Danyille, Va,
sis{yislting Mr.. and Mrs. ", Harrison.
Il Mrs. Leila Coleman, Of Danvi lie. VA,
Is visiting her slater, Mrs. Warren Nor
man, on Church Street. ST. }sig 5$i
Mr. Phillips Davidson. who has been
with his brother, Mr.. Sol. wilson, for
some time, left afew days ago for Chi
cago where he Will make his home In
the future Is 81 q .5 (. !. !,
81 Mr. Warren Norman will leave the first
of the week for New York, where he
goes to attend a meeting OF the National
Window Trmmers Association.
Miss Marie PEBBLES and her brothers,
Isley 4 and Wesley, returned Thursday
from North Carolina, where they have
been visiting friends and relatives Tor
several weeks. 5gss5 si& l .S5 8at iy it h
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z 4, Is. ,cclal to Tho L Times DIspatch.) i
u OLD POINT ONTO ri, ;s a. M August
"A The week was one or fare AZ ells alto Did
4 Point, as the of lcers who attended the
artillery school ut Fortress Monroe dur
Ing the past h session 3s al laft fors their
new stations They and \ their families
We're prominently Identified with the
social eye OF the place aud their de-
Sparture Is great y regretted .5 A
IA Mrs, fs w liam ~ ohn, III Of the post. en-
%tertained for the stude officers wives
/ OH Tuesday h evening 8, f, and ION n the same
evening a smoker " asS given IN for y. the
members of the z ass at the For Monroe
Club. q, ss'S ~ ~ I'M,
y Mr., and Mrs George +, "A dams gave
a dinner on Sunda q for Cap In and Mrs,
William $Chanlberlin, OF the post. Cnp-
tain Chamberlin was recently -assigned
to- the general sta fts of he army. but with
Mrs. Chamberlain, he viii spend n several
Il months In Europe before assuming hi
new duties. 2 Other guests present were
! Major and Mrs. Cha yles u. Bailey Cap
tain and Mrs. G.. c.. Carter Captain and
4 Mrs Aston Hamil ton, Captain ndrew
Hero Captain! R.gTI 4 elton mid Lieu
tenant Thomas, p llnc IN a az tress Nom
roe, and Lieutenant il ouisston .Eldrldge. u;
Ss, M and Il rs. II dridg %, II ~
y Recent arr val s gat the Chamberlin In
3cude Mrs. .s liams, of Sumter,
10 III c.; Mr. and Il Mrs, r.. n. Iegget,'o Of
Albany; frs, 2, B. w a lters,s or New York;
4 Mr.. and Mrs. " r N Brown Nj ISIS Brown.
or Charleston, W. q II; Mr.. and Mrs. s.,
+ /, Fleming, Ghica go;s u N r, and Mrs
George llns,,Fo Kansas City. Mo- ss ii
IA. Patrons OF the s Sherwood Inn are Mrs.
", Al Rice. Mas Ethel sSI2 Ice, Miss Marie
7 Dwyers OF "a 81. B Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. J,
~ Boulman of Springfield KY, Miss
I Campbell, Miss Bowen, Of NCharleston.
NY Va; Miss ]. G. Thomas Miss Carrie
Il Thomas. Mise Belle Hoffman,, OF Ruther-.
ford, NJ, j 4tA5 53l ltf Wv i8sSiR
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lNOR (; + GET \

slings, Y on u ard ID Avenue. . have returned
to Lawrenceville. " a. .lass
Mrs. D abney ]. Pierce, Of Cha rlottes-
vile. is the. guest OF Mrs. BAN, No.5l22 %
Butte Street.
"a Miss Mary L. hlch1ullen, Of German
town, philadelphia, As the guest OF Miss
Florence e.. Goodier.9 }3 sl5sS "
III Mr.. and Mrs. McCann, OF Richmond, are
staying at Pine Beach Hotel a
Mrs. Samuel E u. Forbes, who has been
in; Norfolk as S,th guest OF; Mrs Harvey;
IN Dickson for several weeks, " has res
turned to AsheYille b. ig iifs5
Il \ Mr. and Mrs. G. Whitehurst,$ have
gone to spend several IL weeks g 7. Front
Royal. 81 Il 4. is3} e Il
Ss8 Miss Emily Wilson# has gone to spend Il
month at Natural Bridge .:i',
S. Miss Lena Worrell has gone TO Maple
Inn, Pulaski, " u. 9S5
Il Miss Elizabeth T abbot has gone for g
visit to Atlantic City. N. J, .iss u Al An
Miss Mary Humphries is Visiting ut
Natural Bird ! 81 3.;$ Il II 81
I, !, Mrs. Ernest Cosby. Of Richmond. Va,
who has BEEN visiting her sister NJ rs,
Case. on Park Avenue. has returned g
home 81 u III ~ (, 3
have been visiting relatives w Sorf l7' 8
have gone I o. Amherst county, 70 %,
spend the remainder OF the summer. n
MISC /. Marion Lewellyn Dozier, accom-
pa ,,ied ny her brother, Mr.. Harry Borne
sCalwell, have gone to Rhode island, ana
will lremains till fall. s5j a "a
s Mrs. Tayloe Gwathmey and children are
visiting relatives in Charlot tesy!lle,,
Misses Sallie and Betty West and
Misses 4 .oulle and Frances Wilson have
gone to- the. Adirondack Mountains to
spend several weeks, NJ Il. sS
t Miss Elizabeth HYorrell has gone q
spend several weeks in yYarrenton, Var o,
With friends. I 4. IA. ,..i., y. ],
e Mrs. !, II. Hardy and Miss Ethel Harry
left on Sunday to !visl friends In Ph llaT i
,clelphia and York, Pa. t 3ss Il
Mrs. Thomas Purdie, and sons are 4 ~
Natural Bridge, y. f}f .ss ~
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i Radio Z: I'd, va a.

! & Special to The Times Dispatch
s3#RADFORD,@VA... August ~ number
81 attractive entertainments have q been '1
given during the week Il Just passed. The
Afternoon 1dlers were ente We'd ed
Bessie Kenderdine, In * b onor1 Of y the Ply
guest, Mrs. clyde NJ iller, Of Sllddles-
iboro, KY, who Is a member OF the clu b.
"A number OF Their guests were present.
ana tie delightful veranda la was the scene
Of q q merry. bevy OF maid and 4 young
ma irons. q! The prize In the progressive
peanut contest was won by Miss Mary
Nlillner, Of North Il carolina 4 while the
BOBBY went to Mrs. Edgar Va Lam m beth,
of Birmingham. The tally cards repre- =,
scented peanuts done in wa ter &c lors, the
work5of Mrs. ller. ttissj
The same club. with a still larger NJ IT m
Der Of other guests, was 4 en- ertalned al
|. IA, Riviere, 81 the home Of Mrs. w illiam
Ingles, Thursday morning, In honor OF
the Younger set OF the house party
Misses Cora Gardner, Of hristiansbu !;
Constance MITCHELL OF Bloomington, III;
Mary Il Miles, of Marion, and L MIS- 7. e.
Mozart ney, Lexington y,s4s Frog res
siYe euchre wa ) pl aged, and som beau
|8tiful music was rendered by NJ las Sallie
Harris. .$ ji' g t5s $F
Mrs. George Il. Cassell gave u a largo
and decidedly novel entertainment in
honor OF the Current Events Club Thurs
day afternoon There were about thirty
five present. and tho afternoon was de-
|Elightfully4 spent, In compliance with the
wishes OF the hostess each, guest made
her salutatons In silence. and even the
current events were given without 4 a
sound, the thought being conveyed en-
tirelyaiby gestures and motions OF the
lips 83It was a novelty In q woman's
club, and proved feather in the gcapso
the ladies-their husbands having freely
predicted that the dumb party would
prove a failure. X Not one { lied II In tho
UNDUE role. but when the spell OF 8allence
was broken by beautiful music by Mrs,
Pryor. the feminine chat llppled forth
without restraint, 81 III I. ii y
"A delightful feature Of the entertain
ment was the cutting OF the brides cake
by an octogenarisn bride. Mrs, John "a !,
Lyle, of r ladelphia, who was married
fifty-seyen years before, and on account
Of their marriage by the Gu aker9 cere-
Slnpny. by her husband. Refreshments,
dainty and delightful, were served by
the Misses Cassel, asslsted by Mrs. y i
Lewis Tn gles !, is5 N /, SSgls All " 81
Mrs. y w. H. Barclay entertained the
Current Events Club at La Rlyiere8 Sat-
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PEOPLE IN CAROLINE
(specIal To The Vines pispatch.,i

special to The Times Dispatch, s
"a BOWLING GREEN, VA, August 4 ~
Miss Matte sutton left this week Or
Louisa, where she goes to visit friends.
Mrs r.. IA. Iegg. who has been visiting
hi Baltimore. has returned home She
was accompanied with her danghter
Miss Yetie Pegg.
\ Miss May NJ, Broaddus, OF Richmond
lis spending some time with her parents
DIR, and Mrs, Nv, T.. Broaddlls, ".
Miss Louise b, Glassell M, ,hiS week
for New York, where she goes TO Visit
frlends. S Il \
Ell Miss Peachy Lyme, OF Richmond, ~
spending some tina with Mrs: g, GillssI
Miss Maude Scott, OF Richmond, W VS.
3Iting Mrs. r. a. Goghill. 4
Fl MI, Joel Harris and daughter. MlsssEs
Louise, left this week for washington
on a visit to mlatlfes.
Miss Annie. NJ. White and MISS CHILE
cary spent this week AT Gordonsy illo,aSE
II Miss Bessie Jones and Miss Ruthf Bars
low ara visiting In Richmond.
MISS OLIVE X Mcdonald. OF MontEolrlrg
cry Ala, Is visiting her friend, MISS
Annie NJ. White. at tho old mansion.
] DE-. JOIN G.. Broaddus. OF Richmond, ]
who Is iii With typhoid fever at the home
of his parents here. rsmAsns about VA aass,
same ~ "a III II
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SCOT TsyILLEE, Va.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
SCOTTSVILLE. VA. August 4.-The
Bridge Commission met on Frldaysth oss
marie; M, Il a. Moseley, OF Hucking,
ham. E. L. Fox and T. YW. Heath. OF
Scottsylle =, l., Fox was elected chair
mani Or, ]. r. Blair clerk, q bids were
advertised for the construction or a
steel bridge across the James Mt scotts-
5Yille. d a II "A 3 & It'll y 5s AZ
The Town Council on Tuesday In
fslructed the Street Committee to con-
itinue the work OF laying sidewalks until
completed from the depot to tho upper
end lof Valley Street. The committee
WAS also instructed to open up a street
from Main to the new site OF, the High
School VA
Misses Mae Beal, Margare and Helen
Harris Carte Lewis Barnes, of Raleigh;
n. e.; Elsie Gutaheon, of Roge rsyille,
Tenn; Messrs s. r. tiault. Rlair White,
are at,,ssndlng the horse show In chaF'
Mrs, Robert $. cramp. Who has psea
spending "a week at Spring Hill LEFT
Monday for Richmond, With her i1 FAINT
daughter. n Frances, Mrs. CruRlp Is y
Niece OF Mrs, ]. III a Fog. 5E
III Mr. Samuel II nd ms, OF colnmbla VA,
who has been WISHING his niece, Mrs, y.
& r Daniel has turned home,
Mr.. y, y. Clsl'lents, OF 1sis p'a'eso'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
OLD POINT COMFORT
i spent sunday Win his brother, M. "a q

spent Sunday with his bro ther,, Mr.. ia a!s
SCle nents, at 4 the Hygea Hospital 81 1rss
Lynchburg. Mr.. James Clements, IT.
Will be remem bered, II recently had both
lower lin bs amputated as the result Of
an accident In which q car passed over
ana crushed the limbs. 9 has alnrostS
soon be able to- leave the hospi al. III AZ q
Mr.. GRACE Baker, Of s. RI hmond. b Isl
spending several day 81 in scottsville. 5s%
Miss Fannie elements Of ]. the Miller
weeks a t the home Of Miss Margaret
Clements. Is slowly Improving. gs!S
6. Mrs. Sam; Daniel and daughters
returned e their, home. il! Roan oke, at
tor a ton d VS. visit to M rs.S9 j. r. Dahei
Mr.. w. g.. Farrara left Monday norm
ling for Norfolk. after al Visit to "a his
Mrs John IL Il Pitts IS spending some
time at Ocean VleW.s s S8Ss
Mr.. William Briggs, OF Richmond, .vis-s
tied his family here this week.
sl N rs sharp a Ralleig C:a.S lsS.
4 Miss Matte Jones, who has been qulta
sick. Is improving. sS BS si'5
MISTY Z. Burgess lat this week Tor
Or, D. 81. Pendletoa left Tuesday, tors
re state Ear where he VIII Be resi-
Miss Marjarle clements and Mr..
I1 Glen 1'ts Il. spent Tue sday Char5,3
MI. Is. ii. Pitts Is spending a few days
with relatives aere. u 9
Fl Mrs. w. y a. Powers and Misses Lind
say and Mary Powers, and NJ lss JotesS;
of Richnond, with Miss I4!lcie i Powers
of scottsyilIe, VIII spend Thursd siIl
Charlottesville. 20 ss
Miss Celestinel Eartin has returned
nome, fter5 a Nisi = to Mrs. !. y. Noon
General j. O. HIN la a, home again
after spending several weeks t Buffalo
&LIthla8 Springs. 5s ~ 3ss. \. 81 e52i 4
& Mr. Emory Fl III Of Richmond is visit.
Ing his parents here. e. {, sis
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(special 70 TIE Tines Dlspatch.)
f5 NORFOLK, A. August 4.--f,ol lowing
# is acted the movements or some OF the
4 GUNNER swallows in and about Norfol {
4 during the week 8Si lis i IS
Miss Nina Johns Is spending several F1l
y weeks at Earlhurst. Alleghany county ''1l
Va. 81 5s5{5 ..s4 e. A: 8S ss;,
5s Mrs. R. "A. Doble and Mrs. J 1redell
s5J erlkins and daughter have gone e Warm
4 SPRINGS to spend 3sthe remainder q the the
@S'Y Mrs. Garland Peed and children have t.
/ gone y to Maple Z Shade Inn, Pulaski 70
L spend the Sremainder err OF the summer ,
@ MISS Bessie Baker IS spending several tlss1
& weeks at Natural Bird ge.5 \.
Mrs. Henry r. Rlordan ana son I. nay !, Z 7
n gone to spend the remainder OF U the
* summer at Sweet Chalybeat to springs.as
s,95 MI. and Mrs Il G.. Jones and Mrs y 3.
w IA Taylor Ham s have gone 81 TO- La l e
George to meet Mr.. Ham and daug htsr.
From there they will go to Canada. IN
Rev, and Mrs. Al. J. Festoe have. gone
fora trip to Atlantic City ar d. CLIFTON on
a Forge n S5S'i. !, Y. II.
Mrs. Gresham, and Mrs. Martin are Visit
Sstng friends at Sandy Springs. Nd n I !;
ESas Mrs. Charles w. Petit, Mrs liam
n T)ndson and children and Mrs W ats
Martin are spending the summer IN isN " IN y
81 chester. ls I. &.
Mr.. Edward Higgins gave an attractive
dinner at the Country Club in honor
" OF the Misses 1ialpin, of New York.
Her guests We're Misses Hannah and
inc aalpin, Miss Empsee Smith, Mr.gJ
\ s19avid Calendar, Of Petersburg; Mrs.
!. PERCY Jones and Mrs, Herman j, Smith.
Miss Rosa Myers will leave next week
{ to spend. month at Wytheville.
S.5 MRS. %. b. BidWell and child LETT
this week for Green s,!Y hl ~ SULPHUR
Springs, where they # ~! Ee''At'i E tpr
several weeks. , Z, n :, 4 ],
damrhters Will leave next week to Visit
# relatives at Cha ia uqua, NJ Yes u
X b Mrs. Charles =, Finch and 4 sons LETT ge,
Wednesday to spend seyelral weeks lia " N
Wytha county, Va, I'll "a; II, III, ! !.
Mrs. Freede and Misses FEee!de. . q. q
ST. Louis, are staying at the &. Fihe 1'eac y
~ Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Neal, who. have e
been staying at the Pine Heach 3 ttot ssl
laye returned to ROANOKE, !.
pr, and Mrs. slauyhsnr and SON. =, ..
I.ynchburg. are at the Pine Beach ftolei
for a few weeks. "a 4. 4. 4.
Mrs, e. r. Louch chaperoned q i pAESy
to Virginia Beach OH Tuesday eYe On ~
Those present were MISS AlaEIe u ,i ..,,s,
Miss Jones, OF Williamsburg Miss Mary
( q,oucl, Messrs, Dudley and D. J. ~
4 Wig, Mr.. Herbert Etheredge ana Alrt
4 Thomas Sweeny. h., sssss " i y =, \,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], Lei ghtony IIubard WI
Y leaye Sunday for trip to Nova SEQ va, Il 4
Misses Eallie and N ellie shipp LEI Eng
week to spend the q renal Ter 4 OF the
summer at Front Royal. &, Va. III "a ~ ~
Mrs, Frank Anthony Wake, who has
been at Diorehea City, n, y, for tNYo
months, has returned,
s{5E Miss Lucy Bridges has returned " to
Richmond after being the guest 9of Mrs n
" Club. $ss w
IN Miss Julia Pc liner and Miss Eva Raw
4 lings; who have been Ytslt tins Mrs; w
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Of. Pennsy lvania !. A1easrs George Cary
Harry Tabb, Nell Reed. u fferson st ubbs,
William Stubs, M arshall Lewis. y s$S|S
4 Mrs. q DAGGER. \, Of Glen Roy ,5 gave !: e.
sail i on Friday for the pleasure Of h sr.
guests. 81 4. sfs2g WI Sc;
Cedars.."'5 near Richmond. Is visiting her!
sister, Mrs. T.. G. Catlett. ~ =
9sALrs. Eemone, ~ OF I, Petersburg Is tho
guest OF Miss n Nora Taliaferro Of Belle
Haven. 15 81
I: Mrs. !: Richard II Ia laferro Miss Annie
Powell Byrd and Master Earl IL liaferro
are at the Massanetta Springs; s
8ss Miss FLORENCE Lenloine Is $a guest ct
Newstead. HI tti sSS "A Isl 81, s;sl Is
Mr. Z. q. Catlett returned on d thursday
from a. business trip connected with his
cement brick Manufacturing at Gloucester
Point. Il ,s q IL NJ vs. a "A
u Mr.. George E. Cary and W. 3. Lee, j 4;
were guests I at B ellie 4 Haven Gloucester
Point this week. |sS95s fsStsi q 1;
Marietta Slinglufs are guests of Mrs. ST.,
George Bryan a t 4 Eagle Point, rs I. y,
~ Miss Lee DabneySha returned from n
short visit to Norfolk. NJ 5, ii II
Miss Sal Perrin Is at Ocean View.
Miss Aiargar ret Author Tabb Is at At
ilantic City. & lei a
Miss Anne Jones, who has been Visiting
AZ lIHLlclu, }tNe nome OF ,EeTbTelallFe,Al1r.
NV. b. Jones, has returned to Richmond ~
VI Miss Mari W N lson: w refork lei IT, "!
Monday 4 for her home in. Clarke, accohl-
panied by! Miss Mary Page Lee, who will
be her guest at her fine old home. Lindcn.
z Miss Lila ] ones was a CUES at Valley
'Front''tlast week. ss II 3 I 5si9 81
Professor EMERSON Stubs and family.
are Spending the latter part OF the suns
mer with y Professor and Mrs. William
stubbs's sisters at VALLEY Front
Hon. James L. Taliaferro returned on
Wednesday from q tri pto altimore.
Mrs. Howlonl II DOE and NJ ISIS Annie o..
lIIooe. OF II Lon gWood, Fauquier county,
who have been spending some weeks a t
Ocean View. will be at 'Enaeld" shortly.
q Miss Kate Hinkle, OF Clifford, Is at
Old Point Comfort. "a " Dis Il Il S'35
Miss Hi ty5 Ware, Miss Livingstone and
Miss Atkinson are among the guests 70 t
Glen Roy. NJ III sS ts9l " M I95 s
\! Mr.. NJ, AZ. cheney, Of Warner Hall, Ia
In New York a. : ,sf, n p Il /, u, q 81
II Miss Sally Nj Clean Zones and Miss Fan
ME E., Welt ford j ones were guests of Miss
Ellen NJ, Ryard Lee this week. B Il
Miss Elose Williams, OF Norfolk, vino
has been guest at ShoWan, Is now with
the Misses HTabb, of Newsstand lSS 81 { sf
" Mrs. Percval- Hirk, 3of North r iver,
gave a pretty child ssparty on Tuesday,
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COLUMBIA
Especial 81, % The Times plspa teh

fseay' ana daughter, Miss Gertrude. Of
Washington. n, CT, are visiting Mrs!
George z. Zachary,
The Misses aannaway,$o Of LynchhIr4rs.
VA. who have been spending some time
with Miss ELIZA cowherd, returned home
4 Miss Mary Shepherd, Of Mo aeon, Ga Is -
isunlmering with her aunt " rs, ~ w /.
y Mrs, b +, r. d. hughes and oh drel, 81
iLaurens Il s.. O.; are 4 d so vi ting -.
osby,6mother OF Mrs. pr. H ngh hes. Z,
i; sheeplssgISh ~ q spsn1 Il sha
rs colIipaniAd by her da .ig n er, aflss
Mallde Shepherd ,sfs5 k "a # 4. ~. -
IN rev. j. q n, 8 tinson, pa stor Of ne l,a y y
meetings ~ Rev, rles e. Stuar !, Pcs
4 tor al Vena bleF Street Ghurch;8 Rlchnlonas
VA. Mr., stua 1T IL p pre- ac her uEusnas
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..cHAs'EcjI.T' 1
special to The Times -pIspatctl

"a Especial '3to The Tlmesf pl tch,l az
4. CHASE CITY, Y A., ugnst 4s7'The
tobacco and corn crops are, he on IS two
TO mature now In this section Farmers
say they have not been serlously intlrAN
shows 4 exc ell emit prospects on the y POOR
red hills, They also say hat While there
have been many more 81 lou ~ az VS. and
lass suns ine for y " than usual !, yet
tho rainfall /, has not been a 3 A great q
during many summers In the y, sos! The
Public roads. where Il sha ded, gre thor.
!nughly sat urated and eirksone Tor travel
on teams IN warm swea Their. bl't s!miler
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4 Understood His Objection, Il

I9 Giggs- Have you heard my fd ll
sing 2. 9 ]. ]. S. :, 4, !.
# Giggs--Well, come out and slt on our
porch soma evening. a, ,5iS3 4. +,
y. wigs s(who dlslikes amateur slng'ngl-7--
I'm afraid I cam
y Giggs-Qhl yes, you can, My tda w ter
is. In Paris cleveland Plain Dealer,
III PIT not trust in princes Put It In New
j erssy where tbs copd tlops are more lipera -
Puck. ii vi n ~ I'd S3 d Vi q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-05-04
A Slightly Part Of the City.

Joseph Sandberg is having 6ne Z.
room cottage built on North Ninth
street. The building is now enclosed
and Will be ready for the plastering
and painting ths last of this week.
Mr.. Sandberg is at present residing on
a 20.acre farm he owns north of the
city on the Granite Hill road, but hav-
ing ample means he and Mrs. Sand
breg will move this Summer to their
new home and take life easy. North
Ninth street is one of the most slightly
residence sections of the city and it is
likely that number of dwellings will
be built this Summer along this street
Just across the street from where Mr..
Sandberg is building a fine S.room
house was lately built by Assistant
Postmaster W, A, Newell. Mr.. Newell
has 2l9 acre tract and he is getting
the ground cleared of brush and max.
ing his place one of the most attractive
In the city. 1t was for the benefit of
Mrs. Newell's health that the family
moved from Portland to Grants Pass
last year. Her strength had so gained
that Mr.. Newell decided to permanent.
ly reside in the city and as Mrs. Newell
desires to be in the open air as much
as possible was why they have taken
to suburban life. With her children
to assist her Mrs Newell VIII devote
her time to gardening and fioraculture
and poultry raising will also be carried
on the idea being to unite pleasure.
health aud utility in the work on their
place