The Washington times., 1906-08-12

/ on Wednesday Tor months 8 stay IN
Pittsburg with their son, William Amos
The Rev. Franklin Noble. d. D.. is
supplying the pulpit at the Mt Pleasant
Congregational Church for two Sundays
Homes Bought and Sold.
The Parker place, on Washington
street. which belonged to Mrs. Eliza
beth Parker, has been purchased by j.
r Unverzagt Mr.. UnverZagt VIII build
a modern residence on the lot and make
Falls Church his home as soon as the
house Is completed,
Col Robert r. Harper has sold his
house and lot on Columbia street 10 J.
b. Blackburn. Of Colorado. who will
take possession about October J.
The property belonging TO Mrs. J. II.
Crossman. of Chattanooga. Tenn, and
occupied by Charles Potter. has been
sold TO Mrs Green. Of the War De
partment.
Lieutenant Harrison's house has been
rented TO Noah Ennis.
John r. Graham's house. on Broad
street. has been rented 10 Prof. CLANCY
II Anderson.
Dr. J. II. I-add's farm has been leased
TO Joseph Ginchon. of Washington.
Personal Notes.
A. NJ. Iothrop has returned from his
outing at his camp in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. John ". Metz IS visiting in Sligo.
Nd.
Mr.. Bates and family. who have beeA
occupying the Iadd farm for the last
year have moved TO Philadelphia.
About 100 members OF the Southern
Methodist Sunday school held "a picnic
at Great Falls on Thursday
Mrs. j. F. Joannini is the guest Of her
aunt Mrs. Theodore Payne.
Mrs Joseph L. strouse is spending
some tim. with the family Of F. H.
Caldwell. on Maple avenue.
Mrs. Baxter and Miss Lois Baxter,
who have been visiting their daughter
and sister. Mrs. J. G. Smith. returned
on Tuesday 10 their home In Decatur.
Ga.
r. f. Bishop and wife have returned
from a visit 70 Georges Island.
Miss Bales. of Braddock Heights. and
Tom Brown. Of Alexandria, were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William ).
SarJerheld.
Mrs Worth Winship. Of Macon. Ga.
who has been spending some time with
her daughter, hrs. Richard Moncure. on
Brown avenue. returned home Thurs,
day.
DR.. ard Ms Titus B. snoddy and
daughter returned on Wednesday from
a visit to friends in Tennessee.
Miss McCordle. Of Frederick. Nd. is
the guest of the Misses Rowen this
week.
Miss Jennie Smith. Of willard. who
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs II. r.
Thompson, returned home Tuesday ar
ternoon.
Mrs. NJ. d. Moore and daughter, Mrs.
H. G. Hopkins, spent Monday in Fair
fax
Miss Maude Riley has returned from
her trip 10 Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Wilson, Of Washington. is the
guest of her friends, Mr., and Mrs
George I. Brist
G. A. I. Merrifeld has returned from
his visit to Waterville, Ne.
Miss May Davenport has gone to Hart
ford. Conn, to visit her fathers aunt
who is ninety-four years Of age. After
leaving Hartford Miss Davenport VIII
visit friends in Vermont and New Hamp-
shire.
NJ E. Church and family left on We'd
needay to spend the summer on his place
at Rluemont.
c. 4. Stewart is visiting relatives in
Wallaceton, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Eastman are
rejoicing in the birth Of "a little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Heron and family
arrived OF Tuesday to spend month
with Mrs. Noble Moore.
Mrs. William J. Tucker, of Atlanta,
Ga. has returned home after months
visit to her sister. Mrs. Andrew NJ.
Smith, on Maple avenue.
George F. Rollins returned OF Wednes-
dav from a short trip to Leesburg and
vicinity.
William Z. Mears, of New York, made
his uncle, Thomas A. Hodson, a three
DAYS visit last week.
Mrs. Jesse D. Higgins and three chill