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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19

this he was ably assisted by Tom
Page. who kept the local herd in touch
with the movements of the bunch by
wire.
Ed e. Fee, Rolla's popular jeweler,
was one Of the well-known fawns.
E. F. Taylor, A. M. Van Dixie, H. E.
Plymat, the well-known attorney,
Chas. G. Elsberg and Albert Arm
strong completed the Rolla herd.
The other four candidates were from
various points. c. s. Adare. Kempton;
Norman Nelson, a member of the legis-
lature from Churchs Ferry; C. N.
Cocks and DR.. Geo. A. Sarchet of Up-
ham filled ont the quota which receiv-
ed antlers.
The bunch was of the gamiest and
was composed of as fine a lot of fell
lows as ever went into an Elks' hall,
and the evening will be a memorable
one in the history of the local lodge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19

az q telegraph circuit is operated, and
the waves will be sent out upon the
ether in longer or shorter cadence to
correspond with the Morse system Of
telegraphic communication. To re-
ceive the messages at as great dist
ance as the waves will travel, all that
is needed-is a telephone receiver, such
as the hello" girl uses, fastened
around her head, and the vibration
striking on wires exposed to the air
are transmitted to the telephone and
thesbuzzes sent out 100 or 1000 miles
away ale distinctly heard.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
PEOPLE ARE
DEGRADED
Russian PEASANTS Have, Little If Any
knowledge Even Of the Crudest
Kinds Of Agriculture Condition
Which Prevails in Cars Domains.

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The convocation speaker at the uni
versity Saturday was Prof H. L. Boil
ley of the agricultural college, who
addressed the students on the subject
Russian Life and Conditions In in
Producing Mr.. Bolley, Press Merrifield
spoke Of his valuable services to our
state in the benefits derived from his
study and treatment of wheat smut
and other grain diseases.
In 1903, Prof. Bolley, accompanied
by his wife, spent five months in Rus
STA in the commission of the govern
ment for the purpose of making a
special examination 81 flax diseases.
They traversed the entire country,
making the railroad trips by night
whenever possible and during the
day drove through the county in the
native "drosky' or peasants cart. In
this way, an excellent opportunity of
studying the people was afforded them
The eastern portion of Russia was
examined before harvest time, while
Siberia and the Crimea were visited
after the grain was cut. 1.-THE heter-
OgenOus nature of the population, said
Mr.. Bolley, SIS largely responsible for
the class discord that prevails. ;" There
are ten great races, forty or fifty
minor races, and about one hundred
religious sects. The Jewish popula-
ton OF 5,000,00U outnumbers that of
all the rest of the world, and Russia
can claim more, Catholics than Ire
* land
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
DENTIST WILL
LOCATE
Prominent Dentist Of Brooklyn Has
Decided to Open Up for Business
Here VIII Come in the Near Future
"A Good One in His Line.

p A. .#
Word was received in this city this
morning that a dentist who carries
the name Of J. W. Burke will locate
here and suite of rooms in the First
National bank block have already
been reserved for him.. 1t will be re-
membered Mr.. Burke was located here
for a short time several years ago, and
his wife died while he was here, neces-
stating his going away for a while.
Mr.. Burke comes here highly recon-
mended and will doubtless enjoy a
good practice. as the people here have
long felt the want of dentist. He is
q graduate of several of the large uni
versities in the east and from reports
and recommendations from the east is
among the best in the line of dentists.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
BACK AT HIS DESK.
E. J. Lander Able to Be at His Office
This Morning.

e. J. Lander who has been SUFFERING
from a nervous relapse brought on|
by over work and possibly the lack of|
out door exercise, was at his desk
today for brief time. Mr.. Lander
is feeling "a little shaky" as he ex41
pressed it but is on the mend and will
soon leave for Palm Beach, Fla; where
he will remain for period of some
six or eight weeks. Mrs. Lander will
accompany him and he expects to de-
rive much good from the rest and the
sunny climate of the south Mr.. Lam
der will be missed from Grand; Forks
even for this short time, as he has all
ways been prominently connected with
everything pertaining to the best in1
terests of the city and an energetic
leader of the Commercial club which
has been SO fruitful of good work for
the city.
Every time one man loses his temper
another, bse ,,~:,I
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
VERY NARROW / Al
ESCAPE
Mrs Mrs. Fl'inlayson' Clothing Takes Fire
From Gas Stove end She Has Mar
row Escape From Horrible Death
\ Exhibits Goodness Of . Heroine.


Mrs. G. A. p. Finlayson had mar
row escape from death last night.
While preparing supper over a gas,
stove, the flames in some unaccounta-
BILE manner flashed out. setting her
clothing on fire. Her rare presence Of.
mind III not rushing into the air GER
tainly saved her life. She screamed to
her husband, who fortunately was in
! an adjoining room. and he rushed to-
her assistance, and by heroic work
succeeded 81 exiting gushing the flames
before Mrs, Finlayson was burned.
She was derably unnerved by the
shock. but - able to be out today, and
IA being congratulated on her rare
/ coolnezs under such trying circum-
stances Mr., Fihlayson had his hands
scorched slightly, but not enough to re-
quire bandaging.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
READY TO DEPART.
Attorney G. F. Wyvell and Family to
Leave Wednesday.

Attorney G. r. Wyvell left this
morning for Pembina and will return
this evening. He expects to leave
Grand Forks Wednesday for Los An
geles Cal, his ne. home and will
meet Mrs, Wyvell and the children
who are now visiting her people at
Pembina. for the trip west.
The best wishes Of many friends
here will accompany them and the as
surance is felt here that Mr.. Wyvell
will make good among the legal lights
sof Los Angeles. ys'$
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
BANQUET b.
B.Y.P.U.
Young People VIII Hold Their Fir.
Annual Banquet and Business Meet
ing at the Baptist Church Next Fri
day Evening.

There will be social event of IA
terest at the First Baptist church mex
Friday evening when the Baptis
Young Peoples union will hold thei]
first annual banquet and business
meeting. This is an innovation in thu
organization and will be made a mem
orable event if all plans do not mis-
carry. The invitations are out and
large number of young people will
assemble to take part in the program
and banquet which follows the even
ings business.
The B. Y. P. U. has been very sue
cessful in securing new members and
in charging their field of usefulnes
during the past year, and will hav
much material from which to work nd
an enthusiastic meeting. Not onlJ
will the work of the past year be re-
viewed but the work. for the comma
year will be outlined.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19

Field goals, Fawcett 4, DietZ I,
Beatrud 2, Carlson 1. Foul throws
Dietz 2 out of 8, Beatrud / out of 5.
Referee Prof. Young, umpire, Prof.
Scott of Emerald. Scorer, Director
Fitzgerald At the university in the
afternoon Warren lost Is to 20.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19

man who ID perfectly satisfac Glory
70 himself never suits other people.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
GAMES WERE
FAST

Warren Team by the Score Of 10 to
AT the University the University
Lost By Score OF Is to %.
Basket ball enthusiasts were again
treated to a very interesting and ex-
citing basket ball contest at the Y. NJ.
G. A. gymnasium on Saturday night,
when the Warren high school five suf-
fered defeat at the hands of the Y. M.
c. A. athletes. At the finish the game
stood 10 to z in the locals favor. The
score for the first half was z to 4
but at the very start of the second
kalf of the game the Warren boys
tossed two goals in quick succession
and set some of the spectators won
dering If the Y. team was to lose it's
first game on the home floor. How
ever, Dietz and Fawcett quickly came
to the rescue and from that on the
result was never in doubt.
The consistency of the Warren play
ing showed some excellent training
and the team work exhibited by them
surpassed anything seen on the local
floor this winter. The Y. NJ. G. A.
was hardly up to it's usual efficiency
being placed to some disadvantage by
the absence of Tom Woods who was
kept out of the game on account of
sickness. Nevertheless another Woods
was produced and filled the gap very
nicely.
Captain Fawcett and Dietz both
were in excellent form, the former
scoring eight and Dietz the remaining
five of the thirteen points and the sup
port given them by Albertson and
Chettick is very worthy of mention.
For the visitors Bratrud as usual ne
gotiated the greatest number of field
goals, getting two out of the three.
Carlson secured the other by a very
clever shot.
The absence of rough and tumble
tactics was especially noticeable and
only eight fouls were called during
play. Prof. Young, the Warren coach
was we'll pleased with the showing
made by his team and expressed his
desire for another game at Warren in
the near future. The teams lined up:
Y. NJ. c. A. Warren
Dietz ........... If. ....... Moulton
Woods, Vice.. IF. ........ Bratrud
Fawcett. .........c ......... Carlson
Chettick ........ .lg... h. Schell
AlbertsOn ...... rig. COCOON. Gratzek
Field goals, Fawcett 4, Dietz /,
Beatrud 2, Carlson 1. Foul throws
Dietz 2 out of 8, Beatrud 1 out of S.
Referee Prof. Young, umpire, Prof.
Scott Of Emerado. Scorer, Director
Fitzgerald At the university in the
afternoon Warren lost IL tn 30
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-19
HOMICIDE CASE AT GRAFTON.
Frank Bennett On Trial For the XIII.
ing Of Patterson, Pleads Excus.
abb Homicide.

The defense in the case of the state
against Frank D. Bennett at Grafton
was outlined Saturday and the exami-
nation Of witnesses on behalf of the
prisoner was begun. The defense will
allege excusable homicide. The case
is interesting from the fact that it has
been somewhat difficult for the state
to get the evidence to show a legal
remote cause. The deceased and de-
PENDANT engaged in fist fight over a
disputed fence, and after each had
seemingly been satisfied in the service
rendered by the other they quit. A few
hours later Patterson died, and the
autopsy showed a fractured skull.
It's lots more fun thinking you are
going to have it than thinking after
ward that you had it.
1t would make preacher awful
tired if somebody got up and preached
his own sermon to him.
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Every time one man loses his tempe,|
another gains his point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
BARTON HEIGHTS.

& Misses Marie and Louise White, daugh-
tiers Of Mrs. j. IL White, of Lamb Ave
st,,ie, have left for n visit to Norfolk.
where they Will be Joined BY a party Of
\ friends, and from there will tako steamer
\ for New York, IS
Mrs, S, Sect. who has been visiting in
( Elue Ridge Mountains, has returned to
\ her home on Miller Avenue.
= Mrs. II. ~. Adam. who has been visit
ing Mr.. w. II. Stockton, Of Monteiro
Avenue, has returned to his home In Roa-
rrke, Charlotte county,
MES, @. r. Kuyk and children. Dick
and Goodwin. Of Montelro Avenue, have
4 left for ten days visit TO the home OF
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Charles u.
{ GOODWIN, OF Nottoway county.
H Mr. Percy Yarbrough. OF Toana, Va,
ID visiting hia brother, OF Montelro Ave-
I mug, who recently moved from tho West
( pnd to that place. . IN D
Mr.. Bruce Harvey has returned 70 ms
home on Luck Avenue, from q two weeks
stay at Roanoke. d
Mrs Alexander Ryland and children.
of barton Avenue, arc spending the sum
Iner ut Belona, powhatan county.
Mlss Ollie and Nellie sydnor Who have
been yts!tng for the past week In DIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
EL.KO HENS

XII Mrs, r, r. Clarke and 1T tie daughter,
of I.awrenceville, are Visiting her par
aents. Mr.. and Mrs, W.T.. Warriner
Fl Miss Myrtle Sharpe who has been SPEND
Ing some time in Richmond. has returned
home, accompanied by her co usin. Miss
Grace Bracket, N " III IS "a .ii
Mr.. Dallas Baker, Mrs. Samuel Hnos.
Mrs. Alice Hobson and Clayton Fox OF
Richmond, were recently entertained at
the homo OF Mrs, ID, ", Adams
h Mr.. and Mrs. George w, 13oWery and
son Edgar. who spsnt Sunday with Mr.,
I3owery's parents In New Kent county,
returned accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted. Bowery. who will H spend several
weeks with them, 5tS z X 5
II Mrs, w, 8. Hall, after having spent
several days with frends and relatives IN
Hanover county during the past week,
has returned home; her mother, Mrs. a.
r. Harris, came back with her to spend
several months. E HI 81. H II q, " 4 ~
Mrs. George Turner and Miss May Til =
ner have returned to Newport News tier
a pleasant visit with Mrs, u B. VIM.
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FAR WEST5EN

II M Us III zzio Bryant, Of NJ port News
Va, recently tho guest sof friends I'm his
section. has returned home vi II Il q III
( Mr., and Mrs. Edward Eanes have re
turned home nfter some time spent y
Chesterfield ms the guest Of re.at Ives. Xxi
After several weeks spent at II hampton
Va, as the guest Of friends, Miss sI.ottif
sIIel1ein5 llhs returned home s $a8
Miss Hazel Joynes has returned Il IONS me
after some time spen in n Han pton, Y Y a.
Visiting friends and relatives 54y ID, n
NJ Mr. James Edmunds, recently the guess
Of his sister III this section, eft Sunday
for Norfolk Va, VIII ere he will ret1la y
$until5th latter part Of October.
Miss Jennie Thurston, OF N 1893 Wal
lace street. Y has returned homo after 9
Spleasantfylsit with friends at West Polfis
Va, Il m SSs &&f s " III x 3s
d M :. ana Mrs Samuel Goodman, Of speni
Ger, y. u; c. 4 who have been visiting Mrs
Goodman mot her In this section, q e
now In Louisville, KY, where the y are
tho guest OF Mr. g oodman s pa rents. III ss
Mrs. Cllnely p. u MilierS and infant son
Cljnely, gJr.. will leave II, d few day for
Newport N lows. for q weeks vlst as 4the
guest Of Miss Lizzie Brynn Of that that
city. # a i. y 8g \, ]. Il
is the guest OF Miss Lottye Heinlcin, OF
No. 1915 Taylor, Street. III B fiji \ V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
.aHlGHLAND@ SPRINGS

Tho ladies' So 81 New Bridge Baptist
Church will hold o. lawn party on next mex
Tuesday and yVedne sday, nights AUGUST
2Sth and 10Th. IA delightful entertainment
IS being planned, and there WILL lbe an
abundance Of cake and cream. Come on
and enjoy the evening. . 81
here vii II be "a i lawn party at the home
Of Mrs. Pleasant Pollard. near Seven
Pines. on Tuesday. August 2sth.l3 The ny
proceeds OF which Will go towards the
building q fund for the new Methods t
Church, IN ghland Springs. q. ~ .
3 Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Read. MISS .Julla :,
Read, Mrs. yinal and Miss Nellie slVl 1r'l
have returned from the mountains OF
Virginia after a stay Of several months nth
much recuperated, and full Of enthusi--
assn over the lovel l,y OF picture que y
d Mrs, ". j.. 4 RuJdd and little son, Gran
Vile, will leave b to-day for 4 q visit OF
several weeks wi tn fiends ii In Pow e.
tan county. gSiS &f sIs VA u g$.i
33Dr. fitzgerald sis In the village TO to 60
charge Fl az DR.. G. 4. @ Collins practice,
while the latter Is of on his vacation.
y Mrs * George I'd. Slower returned on
Thursday from a pleasant visit OF sew
eral weeks at 5.' Ga; Park, 4 in q Madison
county. Miss Villa Collins and Master
Dudley Collins will return. later on: 5i
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Nv. D Icy spent Thurs
day at Buckroe Beach. Il
Misses Ida and Nellie Cuttings, u OF South
Norfolk, nleces OF Mrs. w. Johnson,
returned home the first Of 4 the week.
after a pleasant visit with their aunt and
family. S5 5..5t q,
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GAIN /: Mill

Il p M rs. Mamie Adams Is quite sick IN her
home near Cold Harbor.
}53 IT.. John Arbaugh and son; Floyd, have
returned from visit to relatives r and
friends at White Sulphur and Fort
Springs, West Virginia. slSs u Il Sl52
S3 Mrs Rfsoda Corwin and Matter IaFay,
her SO and Mr.. j. Hickey, sof w ashing-
ton, y. G., are guests the home OF
Mr.. B. p. Corwln, at Cold FIarbor Cemo-
terry. 4 .s .5.l IA ". !,
Mr. Dean Burnett was kicked by an
unruly mule Monday during the forenoon.
and was so unfortunate as to have one
Of his ribs broken. E 81. 5
Be Miss Laura Taley Is visiting IN King
William county. n is n IS iil
tx Miss 4 Mamie Fuller was recently a
guest In the home Of friends at Sunny
Side. 4, H 8 q, ~ J553
III Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Parker who have
been spending tho summer VIII. relatives az Y,
at Shady Valley, have returned TO their
home on Church HILL ias n ~
Miss IErcelle Beadles has returned af-
ter a visit to her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Beades. 53E sa'5 52ls;l g a s,f. 4, III ,S5&'8
Miss clarrlsa Croney, Of Washington,
d.. CHS the guest OF Mrs, FRyland ~ en-
Bkins. ii All N II 5s nv
Music Wilson Dansey, Of Church Hi,
is spending this. week wi tn & friends Of
Cherry Lane. {s 5sti III u. II
Mr.. Hughson, OF Altbemarleg county, was
in this section Wednesda y, rep esentins
tho Chattanooga Musical Company.
Mrs William Batklns, OF New Kent
county, is spending several days with her
mother near Barkers Mill. sg Il &s i.
5,} Mrs Joseph Williams has been some-
what indisposed recently -s 5s
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FA'IR'MO NEWS

l6t, Mrs, 81 r. Gary and children. MISS
Marie and Mcleod, have returned from
a months stay In Cumberland county,
and Is now confined to her home by sick-
iness.''gl r3i II q V 55 KID
Miss Ethel ,Hutchison has returned from
q delightful visit to A1rs w. u, Drake,
of Waynesboro, Va. n " Is s
IF Mrs. George Anderson, OF Columbia,
Va, is spending sometime with her
brother insthis Vicinity ,
miss Fannie Taylor, Of Twenty-seco nd
Street, left a few days ago for NASH
villo, where she will spend n few weeks
as the guest OF her cousin, Mr., WI,
Mullen. fjSe. & v i & {st 81
a Miss Nova Hall Is visiting relatives In
Misses Lizzie and Ella Francis, OF Nor
folk, Va, were the guests Of Mrs, W. y.
Mcdowell. OF Twenty-frst Street, during
tho past week. F n & XII AZ Al g.45
n Mrs. Ella Il. Rainey was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Cabness OF Pc
tcrsburg, during the past week.
Mr., Il. c, Houchlns md wife are visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Abrams, ~ King
William county, sf $f55 i
Miss Essie Curtis and Miss Minnie
Taylor took the members Of the infant
class OF Christ Church out to Forest ltlll
Park q few days ago. y M
Mrs. Susan Dudley is the guest Of her
brother Rev, r. .. l3eadles, Of 4lVu
Twenty-second Street
Mrs. William II. Mitchell and her little
niece. Miss Irene Lord, left q few days
ago for spotsylyania county, where they
viii spend some time With relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Warren IIobson and daughters,
Misses Inez and Myrtle IIobson. who have
been spending the, past month in Cumber-
land county, have returned home, 81 81
Mr., David II. Gaines, OF Twanty-first
| Street, celebrated his siXty-second BIRTH
day a few evenings ago In his home.
Quite number OF his friends were pres
ent, and Mr. Gaines entertained them
IN his own humorous and happy style.
which kept them In! q continuous roar OF
| laughter. Delicious refreshments were
served about midnight. after which the
merry crowd dispersed, wishing their host
many more such happy occasions.
Miss Inssie Carr, who Ia visiting her
sister In spotsylyania county. viii re-
| turn In n few days.
Master Strain Is visiting relatives near
| Old Church, Hanover county. WY
| Misses Lille Martin and Josie Bass arc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

HONS AT 4 Newport News, a 81 hdayF after44i
moon after iii VISIT TO her tlauEt ter on
N MI. James NJ farbeo, WHO llas been
Visiting hla mother ih9 Prince illiai,i
equity has returned to- tsichfn orld.
# Mr., Burrliss and lit 10 tlhtigl teri q a-
lysS have feturned from az pleas trip
Ito tho sohsllore. Vt, IN n w
38 NJ II; wv. T'I Blair Is Apeniing his aca-.
ton most joynbly at "t,iio testeasd5
5 Hot Springs, va. an tl1 IA fl .83S \. - 5
9.i Miss Jessie 1tTnysers and her sister,
Mrs. Jones' are yisl ting the pal cuts on on
Floyd tAVenu ties "a. E sa n. 81
& Miss Rcna Perkins has returned " her
homo In fillmore, fter hay Ing spent y
delightful vacation a In Rlch fnotd N. ~ Isl va
Mr. " !. s. Johnson, OF No. 207 North W IL
Sycamore Street, has returned from tlle,
mountains Improved In health 4. a, 4. q,
Mrs Charles A Phillips Il and e hiltd y
Sand np@old nurse, Johanna NJ ilcr, .le &
last week To visit Mrs. Charles l1.3l I2 liz
sol, at yvnynesboros Va, where I. trey Ia
expect IL remaIt, Until the first OF Octo-5
} Der. ssI 5y ~ 81 a az Il f Z. },is u
miss virgie Blair hns returned from ON g
visit 70 Mrs. Mary II Katifet. 3s z555s
Thomas b. Tearnal, has re y tr fl1es
from, aat ten days trip to tho North an u
Mrs Peartnatl5and children have re lrneds
from a two week IS stay n lpha. ;YIa. 5
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Hanover county, have returned hoine ar
ter d pleasant stay of ten days with. her
sister, Nfrs. Nellie steinback, OF tl ~

Hanover county, have returned home az
ter d pleasant stay Of ten day Wit i llef
sister Mira. Nellie steinback, sofi i t EFi 2
Pike. III @3IS 81 35 " II 8s58 j IN II ffg
Miss Louise Jat,ies, Of ttlntorit VA Va,
n Visiting her aunt, Mrs John Martin 2.
tx the Pike. II u S n; q ia SSl III 3,
s5 "a. Adams has moved Ills family 4 \,
from West Virginia 10 No iojt Wood ~ . reel,
8Wfere tioy wv il reside II the fi1 tnressfl
Miss Flora She'd returned to her e nome gfil 9
here after spending several week VIII
relatives I'LL 1Iaii flax county. 4 E Il; ~
MI NJ alliances who has been ,! Sc
seriously III lleri home on lowing II .
Greer Roatl for tho past tW " aW s'e =
lis slightly. improVod e. y s3f Il, +
" & Mrs sarah ftIatoffQ family ltn We re-
turned TO their5$honc after @ pleasant ga y
stay W TIL M ns.B t1atoffs brother M ~
Charlie Goodey OF q hland count v; 4.
MI. james ifankins, Of Bristol. Ya.,Sis
visit Ing his lend. Mr.. Ed ward IS ~ q
the Pike s5 ~ ~ X 81
Alrt and Jt,c Winters are tsrendl1,,ss
tir1ore and Atlantic City.
Before thel return home they ~ .al &c
Visit rionds In New York city y. d !. X
Il Master lille l1alnea. Of Bowl g Green ea
Road, who wrs 50 painfully burned !a g
his home o. week hg Is gettln % on rs as
well as could ii be expected. t5S3.
Miss Neva Hall III ID spending several q.
weeks are1n tlves and frlef1 Us az my
aRockbridge Alum Springs. '5 n ys5
Miss Florence johnson, OF Fluvannn
county rs visiting shcr sister Mrs .f l l1'
James. Of the Pike. III MY
Miss AVIS Hechler has et,lrned TO n ~
home on IL the Pike after a pleasant stay
OF two weeks WI til friends at Wyiay mes
boro. v d. u ~ AS 8
iasLelin Poat Is spending ten days 4 :,
Ocean View, * s +. s.
Mrs BurlinghallSa and Miss Maggie Dick q
son left several days ago for tl ltr .t
City, where y I hey will spend two weeks.
~ Mr.. Pierce Muhanes is home again from
q stay ten avs with relatives Ives N
Louisa county. * Il IN "a 5ii8g5 VI. III
fl Hiss Bertha Bailey returned u to- her or
home on Friday, after a stay of two
months with her aunt, Of Albemnrle q
county. s 2 s3it5 II, ri g$5 n
~ Lille Russell Martin who was 90 badly
bitten by a9flerce bulldog two week. g go,3
is getting on very nicely. Il Y. N III
Mrs. Willie steinbacl,, OF the Pike. Isl
Visiting her parents, OF Hanover coun Vs.
II Mrs. Ohm Minor expects to leave ~ les y;
day for Crozet Va, who'e HI WILL spend q
some time with his family. s ",
D Miss Ethel II James, Of the PKG, f& 1917 cit
during the past week for Baltllnofe.
where she will make her home viii Win