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Finny Trio Celebrates
club Loser By $1,000

highball route. Neither reported for duty
in the double-header with Shreveport, and
President Kuhn announced that each
would be fined the limit.
Mique Finn announced this afternoon
that he would be in charge at Little
Rock next year. Just who will manage
the Nashvilles has not yet been an
nounced. Mike Kelly of st. Paul mas re-
fused the offer made him. Both Shreve-
port and Nashville disbanded Immediate
ly after today's games.
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Nashville, September 15.-tSpecial.) THE
baseball season that closed here this aft
ernoon has been the most unsuccessful in
the history of the sport hackers Of the
club. The lost was something like $1,000
The final day of the campaign was not
an agreeable one for Messrs. lansing,
Frary and Tibbets of the locals. This trio
received their pay this morning and pro-
coded to celebrate the windup by the
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SUMMARY.
Two base hits-Gilbert thinner
Bases on balls-Keith 2.
Hit by pitched ball-Bruner tWhite).
Struck out-Bruner 4. Keith g.
Double plays-Johnston to McCay to
Kimberling.
Stolen bases-McCay 2.
Sacrifice hits-DeArmond, McCay, Bird.
Time-1:40. 49,. 81. ...s4.......
Umpire-Rudderham.
Attendance-2250.
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8. Higdon cartoons his oppo-
nents; was twice defeated for
sheriff, and now appeals to the
galleries.
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goodbye early in order that he might
catch train. The chief pleased and
caused laughter.
More information by half than Is con-
tanned in the above disjointed paragraphs
can be CLEANED from
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4. Some young soldiers are
for Higdon; a few young men
are shouting for him; many
shouters are for him-watch
the crowds tonight.
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8. Higdon's cartoons show
that he wants pie; he wants
the revenue of the sheriff's Of
flee. Read his third cartoon.
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5. Higdon attacks everybody
in office and calls them a ring.
If you have a friend in office
he calls him a ring man.
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II. If Higdon is a better man
than Stiles vote for him-but
don't cheaper yourself by vot-
ing for Higdon on account of
loud talk, street display and
unfair attacks.
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Conclusion-Don't take rash
chances on the sheriff's Office
don't be led by the nose; put
down cheap politics.
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(Commun
STILES VS.. H|GDON

1. Stiles has held only one
elective office in Jefferson
county and he did his duty
there-all men believing him
fair and safe.
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SUMMARY.
Two base hlts-Wa alters.
Struck out-Ragan 4, Allen l.
Sacrife hits-Meeks, Matthews.
Time-1:15.
Umpire Rudderham and thinner.
Attendance-320l
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IL. If Higdon has no money
how does he fill the papers with
cartoons and the streets with
noisy workers? Truth is
mighty and will prevail. -
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6. Higdon ridicules Stiles
with patent medicine talk, un-
just cartoons and appeals to
sympathy.
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s. Higdon wants his military
boys and his hounds to stand
guard.
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II. If Stiles has money he
has made it honestly. His
friends support him because he
is a gentleman of high char
acter and great ability.
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7. Higdon's friends say he
is ruined if he doesn't get the
office.
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Conclusion-Vote for the
man you know. Vote for the
better Stiles will treat
you right.
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Vote early and see that no
man votes oftener than once.
IMPORTANT.

Your only chance to elect a
merchant and business man to
represent you in the next legis-
lature is to vote for Ben f.
Barbour, the merchants and
business mems candidate.
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1. Higdon held a military Of
flee once, but got into a fight
with one of his military friends
yesterday on the streets.

2. Higdon disputes with his
friends and violates the law
by fighting on the streets.
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7. Stiles wants to be sheriff
because the best people know
him and honor him.
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8. Stiles will protect the Jail
with men of the people-as
deputies.
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II. Will you turn down a
good man, whom his enemies
praise, for an unjust cry of ring
rule.
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8. Stiles asks for office be-
cause he is competent and has
proved his worth.
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2. Stiles will uphold the law
and enforce it.
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10. Fair play and a straight
race is all Stiles wants. He
guarantees a square deal.
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6. Stiles is a true and tried
democrat. He don't use car
ICONS. He has been fair to all
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10. Higdon lays store by pre-
JUDGE and grandstand plays.
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Philadelphia -. 49,. 200 900 30"-S l
Batteries: Peters and Armbruster;
Combs and Powers. Time, As.
Second game R.H.E.
Boston 800. .............. 900 600
IIlilduelpHld -OUl W.
Batteries: Barry and Carrigan and Pet
erson; Dygert and Schreckengost. Time,
1:15. Umpire, O'Loughn.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Cleveland -. a. 49,. 400 300 10e-7 IA
Detroit 100 COL OOO-2
Batteries Hess and Bemis Donahue
and Schmidt Time 1:27. Umpire, Con-
molly
At Chicago R.H.E.
Chicago 49, .........0O0 221 1916
st. Louis ......... ......0lO 010 90
Batteries Owen and Roth; Smith and
Hickey. Time, 81. Umpire, Evans and
Sheridan.
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9. Stiles runs on merit and
what you know about him.
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4 Farmers, merchants, young
bushes men ,laboring men, me-
chanics support Stiles.
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8. Stiles don't attack the
military-many of them are his
best friends.
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Judge Greene to Voters.

for one term, instead of being
an argument for a second term
is reward enough for any man,
however great his services or
pleasing his personality. =
Age Herald.
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TRAVELLERS SPLIT
THE DOUBLEHEADER
Dividing HOnOrs in Two Games
With BaronS
MUCH MERRlMENT INJECTED
The Pitching of Keith Was the Star
Feature-Brunner Gets Bad Sup
port-Rsean and WAL
ters "swatted."
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham 0-2, Little Rock 40.
Atlanta 4, New Orleans 0.
Nashville 2-11. Shreveport S-5.
Memphis 6, Montgomery 0.
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Judge Greene's manager in
1904 said regarding Judge
Stiles claims to reelection:
Occupancy of the probate
judgeship of Jefferson county
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Do YOU KNOW.

The highest class Of electric work.
from the installation of wires to the
manufacturing of fixtures, is done by
the
United Electric Co.
408-410 N. 18th st.
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Such Tease.
Miss chimpanzee. Don't hold my hand
In public. dearie.
Mr.. orang outang.-1'm not. This is
your foot.-Puck.
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RIDGE HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Il. j. Ford and Mrs. Henry Ford,
of West Cary Street. spent last We'd
nesday with friends near Ridge Church.
j. H. Browning, of Ridge, has been suf-
fering with rheumatism fors some time.
Mrs, r. w. Browning. of "Wayside',
has as her guest her Sister, Mrs. DR..
Scott of Amherst county.
Miss Rosabel Thorpe visited In the
shona9ot Mrs Yost, OF Ridge. on last
Monday morning.
J. F, Miller. sr., of the West End, has
returned home after spending few days
near Ridge Church,
Mrs. w. r. Yost, OF Ridge, had as her
guest recently. Mrs. Alice Anderson, of
Richmond.
Miss Fannie Burns, of Westham Fur
mace, spent last Wednesday in Rich
mond.
sportsmen have turned out In such full
force that all of tho robins seems to
have been frightened away. Huntsmen
are more plentiful in this vicinity than
birds.
Mr.. Eek Wells. of Manchester, visited
friends near Ridge Church last Monday.
Mrs. Sarah A. browning, widow of tho
late William t. Browning, died at her
home near Westhampton Park last Sun
day morning. On Tuesday night proceed
ing her death Mrs. Browning was strick-
en- with apopleXy from which she never
rallied. She was 81 years old. The funeral
took place from the house Monday morn
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MECHAMICsvILLEN NEWS

Mr.. Tom England. who has been con-
fined to his home here, with In grippe,
is now able to be out again.
Master Lee Roy Putze. Is confined to
his home with a severe attack Of humps.
Mr.. l.. j. Taylor is home again. after
spending several months with her daugh-
ter, of Paramount.
Miss Jessie Kirby, is visiting friends on
the Pike.
Miss Lee Cuhns, visiting her parents,
Mrs. L. Martin, of Hanover county.
Mrs. Susie Melton, continues quite Ill
ut her home on Wood Street.
Mr.. R. E. Breedove, has returned to
his home here after visiting relatives IN
Henderson. N. c.. for several months.
Mrs. Joe Mansini hasireturned to her
home in Highland Park. after visiting
her friend. Mrs. II, ". Bailey, of Chel-
sea Hill.
Mrs. j. Frank, Is able to he out again.
after an indisposition, of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter have returned
homo here. after pleasant visit TO
friends in Hanover county
Miss Kate Eitel, is home again. after
a visit to friends In Fulton.
Mr.. H. Timberlake,l who has been Wis
itng his daughter, Mrs. Florence Jen-
kins, on Wood Street. for some time. has
returned to his home In Hanover.i
sick is greatly improved.
Mrs. Noodle Patterson, Is able to be
out again. after being III for several
days. , ~ ~
Miss Maud Humphrey. is home again.
after pleasant visit to friends on tho
Pike.
/ Miss Estelle Bassett is home again. af-
ter very delightful stay with. her aunt,
Mrs. Henrietta Williams who lives on the
Nine Mile Road.
Mrs. r. G. Patterson. has returned to
her home here, after a visit to friends
In Petersburg.
Mrs. l.. n. Duke, has returned to her
home on the Pike, after spending some
time with friends in Washington, ID. c.
Mr., Eddie Slaughter, spent last week
. with his brother, Tom Slaughter. OF
Petersburg.
Mrs. d. Hawks, has returned to her
home, after q visit to Mrs. T. r. Mllburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Ilinker have re-
turned home here from Winterpocke.
Va, where they were called on account
of the illness of Mrs. Klnker's byother.
Miss Emma Deal is able to be out
again, after an indlsposition Of several
days.
Mrs. Snead has returned to her home
In Hanover, after a visit to her sister
on Wood Street.
MI. Ioud. n iSoii'HS, VI fooiAAtS STecIl
Road, has greatly improved.
Miss Florence Sweeney, Of the Pike,
( is visiting her father, Mr. Monroe Swee-
ney, of New Kent county.
Mrs. r. l.. Rooler. of Chesterfield
county. Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Bes,
sic Kinker, Of Chelsea Hill
Mr. Sam England, Of Wood Street. is
now In Pennsylvania, on large busi-
ness trip, for the American Locomotive
Works.
Mrs. Emma Blackburn has returned
home. after visit to friends near West
hampton.
Mrs, Ida Hail.. of Washington, d, O..
Is tho guest OF Mrs, y. H, Patterson on
Maddox Hill. ii
Mr. II. L., James, OF Cincinnati, lis
spending some time with his mother on
the Plke.
! A merry crowd gathered Mt the home
Of Miss Nellie Smiths. on last Thursday
evening" in honor of q hand party given
by her; for worthy cause. Music and
iparlor games were the entertaining fen
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lures of the evening. when at a late

lures OF the evening, when at late
hour, the hands of all the young ladies'
present, were auctioned off and each
hand going to the highest bidder Light
refreshments We're served in abundance
and all present seemed to have heartily
enjoyed themselves. Among those pres
ent. were, Misses Mamie Shelton, Nellie
Witham. Myrtle Troxler. Nellie Smith,
Marion Richardson, Oteria White. Goldie
Gesslnghause, Inez Robertson, Jennie
Thompson, Mamie Troxler: Messrs. Ken
meth Richardson, John Smith, Pierce Ma
homes, Chrales Mattox Harvey Branch,
Rougy Mattox, Russell fiddler. Byron
Richardson, Gessinghause, Rev. A. T..
King.
Miss Louise James is confined to her
home on the Pike. by an attack OF pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Mary Fore. who has been quite
Ill for some time. still remains very
Sick at her home near here.
Mr.. j. Z. Garrett is slightly improving
at his home, after a lengthing illness
of pneumonia.
The Newberry Memorial circle of the
Kings daughters and sons. held very
successful pie and pound party last Tues
day night in the home OF Mrs. William
Robertson, In this vicinity. for the bene-
fit of the Sheltering Arms free hospital.
A large gathering OF friends OF the cir
Gle were present each bringing liberal
donations with them. The sale of pies,
which were sold at auction by Mrs. l..
]. Jones brought a splendid sum.
A musical programme had been ar
ranged, those taking part, being Miss
Alice Gramigan, of Granite; Mrs. ]. A.
Ridgley, Mrs. j. L. Griffin, Miss Ruth
Shapley and Miss Ethel Waldrop, Miss
Annie Mcintosh. gave several delightful
readings. The amount realized was $50
in cash. and groceries amounting to 49,
making total of s45. Tho circle has
done very good work, in It's districts and
literally donates to the Sheltering Arms
free hospital. The officers are. Mrs. T. j..
Jones. leader; Mrs. George Tuck, vice
president: Mrs. William Robertson. secre-
tary; Mr.. David Robertson, treasurer.
Mrs. J.. II. Johns, of the Pike, is on
visit to her sister. in Ashland. Va,
where she expects to remain for some
time visiting relatives.
Mrs. Willie Rose and Mrs Julia Shin
ault have returned home. after pleas
ant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ste!nback. tf
the Pike.
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ing, and the interment was in the fam

ing, and the interment was in the fam
lily burial plot near by
Miss Nellie Thorpe, Of the Broad Street
Road, was a recent guest of Miss Bessie
Browning.
Mrs w. D. Jones, OF Manchester, spent
last Monday night In the home OF her
brother. Mr.. John Browning, OF Ridge.
Mrs Sarah "A. Ford. of Ridge, Is spend
Ing some time with friends and relatives
in Richmond.
Mrs r. w. Browning. of "wayslde"
has the pleasure of having with her now
her sister, Mrs. Dr. Scott. of Amherst.
and her two sons. Stuart and Samuel.
Mrs. Scott's eldest son, David, also ac-
companied her down. but left last Mon
day for Blacksourg, he being student
at the Military Institute there.
Henry Ford, of Richmond visited
friends near Ridge on last Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Gordon. OF Ridge, who was
quite sick few days ago is reported as
being much better.
Mrs. George D. Cole, of Swansboro,
has returned home after spending a few
days in the home of her sister, Mrs. z.
c. Pattllo, of "Glenburney.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Franklin, OF West
Cary Street. Richmond. were guests in
the home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Browning, OF "Wayside" on
last Sunday morning.
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confined to his home for week by sick.

ness.
Mr.. A. S. Barksdale, of Charlotte ooun-
ty, has returned home. after visiting his
son. DR.. George Z. Barksdale, and fam
lily. on ChiInborazo Terrace.
The Fulton "Y's"swill meet Monday
might with Miss Josie Rogers, No. I'll
Nicholson Street.
!, Mrs. G. Arselle Is the guest OF her
niece Mrs. n. r. Thompson.
Mr.. James Wilkers0n and Miss Mazie
Myers were married last Monday morn
ing at II o'clock by the Rev. C. II. Gallo
way, In the Methodist Parsonage, on
State Street. The couple are both we'll
known young people of Fulton, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.sJ. *. Vaughan, the Fulton news
dealer. has moved to No. $500 Williams
burg Avenue. The Increasing business of
larger quarters. 3fXt
Mr.. Bernard Seals IS improving from
n severe attack of rheumatism.
Miss Nellie Schardt Is sick at her home,
on Orleans Street.
Mr.. W.T.. Hoover of Newport News,
was visitor to Fulton last week.
Miss Gertrude Portewig, who has been
confined to her home on Marion Hill by
sickness for some time. is able to be
out.
Mr.. Fred. E.mmerson, of Newport News,
visited his fanny in Fulton last week.
Mrs. Lawrence Martin Is quite sick at
her home. on Graham Street.
The ladies' of Denny Street Methodist
Church Will give an entertainment at Nell
sens Hall on March Sth for the benefit
of the Denny Street Parsonage Society.
The young ladies are arranging an at
tractive programme for the evening. "A
good time and plenty of laughter is
promised all who attend.
Mrs. Wooten, who has been very III, is
improving.
Mr.. Harry Brghtwell is .indisposed at
his home on Louisiana Street.
Mrs. Hughes is quite sick at .4er home
in Ferrandsville.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Fulton Bap-
fist Church meets Monday afternoon in
the Fulton mission rooms.
The people of Fulton have been want
Ing ward of their own for many years
In the event Of annexation of portion
of Henrlco the wards of the city viii
have to be redistrcted. and then the
voters OF Fulton will petition the City
Council to make ward OF Fulton. The
annexation OF the proposed new territory
will add quite a number of new voters
to Fulton.
Mr.. Ashby Frayser. deputy sheriff of
Henrico. is confined to his. home by sick
ness.
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ELLERsoN PERSONALS

The Epworthz League OF Shady Grove
nj. Il. Church, Hanover, county. has
elected the following officers, who were
Installed last Sunday night:
president, w. C. RBeadles; : LIST VioeePrcsl-
dent, Miss Carrie Field; End Vice Pres!-
cent, j. Il. Norris; Secretary, Miss Pearle
Ialiey: Assistant Secretary, Alonzo Bas-
kett; Treasurer Miss Annie Smith; Libra
ran, sIhomas Field; Assistant Librarian
Hunter Taylor: Oganist, Mrs. William
leitno; Assistant Organist, Miss Matte
sl,; chairman of Lookout COMMITTEES
Miss Rena Beadles. =
In the absence of Rev % n Ospood
rev. Mr.. solomon, of Henrico, conducted
the services at Washington and Henry
Academy Sunday afternoon,
J: x. Morris has returned after being
called away to the upper part OF this
state to attend the funeral of his sister.
MISS ETA burton, who has been quite
Sick during the past two weeks is now
convalescing,
Mrs. j. W. Goode and son, Joseph,
spent Monday with the formers mother
Mrs. Barker, near Allen's mill.
Thomas Poindexter, who broke his an
kle, several weeks ago, is now able to
be out on crutches
c. r. Davenport has been appointed
postmaster at this place and will take
charge In the near future,
Miss Norma BEuce, of Peake, recently
visited her parents near here.
Miss Annie Diclterson has returned to
"Belmont" after q pleasant stay with
her sister at Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bail. of this place.
attended the funeral of Jerry Whitlock,
In Richmond. Tuesday, February 20.
A. r. Baber has presented his wife
With n handsome upright plano.
Lloyd Burnette and son, OF Aliens mill,
were tho guests of j, w, Goode, Tues
day night.
Mrs. Shaw spent Tuesday in Richmond,
where she visited her brother-in.law, Mr..
PAtman, who is quito sick of pneumonia.
L. Anderson was recently the guest OF
MS sister, Mrs. Bradley, ut Beach
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Julius Sycle's Sons

4 :
her sister. Mrs. John Leavel1, OF Broad
Street Road. ~
Miss Fannie spiiler, OF near Shady
Grove, is spending some time with relai
tives in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. w. j. Barr, OF. this locality, who
has been confined to thei.house as result
of sickness for some weeks, Is able to be
out. -tiAE
Mr.. Samuel 7. Taylor OF this locality.
left on Sunday last to accept a position In
| Richmond, Va.
Misses Lula and Matte sadler had
as their guests on Sunday last Misses
Emma, Bertha and Stanley Browning.
of near Deep Run Church.
Mr.. j. w. Atwell spent Sunday with
relatives near here on Sunday last
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Ieake spent
Sunday with the formers mother, Mrs
Julia Henley. of near Shady Grove
Miss Minnie Frayser, principal of the
Deep Run School. will spend from Thurs
day until Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Frayser. of Plum Street, Rich
mond, Va.
Miss E. G. Thurman will spend TIE
holiday with her relatives, near Clayton,
Va.
Mr.. Harry Henley. of Richmond. is
spending some time with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James l.. Henley, near Short
Pump, Va.
Miss Gertrude Thurman, of near Cay
ton, is able to be out again, after being
confined to the house from sickness for
some weeks past.
,, Rev. L. w. Smith, of Richmond, spent
Friday night with friends at Erin Shades.
Va.
Mr.. Charles A. Bowles, OF Erin Shades,
had as his guests on Saturday last Mr..
James Windle and little son Johnnie, Of
Lousia county, Va. f55
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Garden, OF Chick
ahominy spent Wednesday night with the
formers niece, Mrs. S. II. Wade, Of Short
Pump, Va.
Miss Helen Bowles spent Sunday last
with her aunt, Mrs. Lemuel Snead, OF
Stand Spring, Va.
Mr. Samuel Cottrell, of No. % South
Pine Street. Richmond. visited friends
and reiatives in upper Henrco county
on Sunday.
Mr. Lemuel Snead had as his guest on
Sunday last Mr.. Claude Tate, OF Rich-
mond.
Mrs. Henry Scott, of Oak Hill, recently
visited her friend Mrs. James Kennedy,
OF near Clifton. Va.
Mr.. Robert ]. Henley, OF Johnsor's
I! Store, Va, spent Wednesday night and
Thursday with his sister. Mrs George
Garth, of Broad Street Road.
Messrs. Lynn and Luther Henley, OF,
Richmond. are spending some tlme with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hem
ley, of this vicinity.
Miss Emma Thurman visited friends ali
Erin Shades on Tuesday last.