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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07

100 acres one mile from the city, well fenced, SPLEEN
did house and out houses including about $4,000 IN i'm
provements. IS acres in crops that will show tor them
selves Party owning has had four years OF good crops
on this land. Last year the IS acres netted him 5000
and the crop is better this year. This is the greatest
bargain in land around Tucumcari and is offered Tor
the reason that the party owning 1t is contemplating
going into other business. This farm will doubtless be
a part of the city in five years, Possession given after
crop season. One-third Of sixty-hve acres OF corn to
be put in crib, and u acre of watermelon patch, and
~ acre of bean patch. Price, $4,000, Cash.
One business lot 28x85, on Second street facing
east, almost opposite Jones, the jewelers. new building.
The cheapest business lot considering location in the
city. Price, $1,000.
One five room modern adobe building on the south
side OF High Street, IooxI42 foot lot. This is one OF
the most beautiful and best located residences in the
city. il is plastered and lastly designed on the out
side and is plastered and papered on the inside. 1t is
opposite a splendid red stone building now under con-
struction. frlce s2,5oo'oo
One lot almost opposite the Nichols houses 5oxI42,
fronting east on Second street. a bargain at $500.
IooXI42 feet on the corner OF Monroe street and
McG,ee avenue. Price $500
Lot No. 5 in block "a OF the Russell Addition. Lot
fronts north. Price, $3.50.
Two lots on the east side OF Third street, 5oxI42
feet, between Laughlin and McGee streets. $3.50 each.
Lot No. 5 in block 2S, 5oxI42 feet, fronting east,
on Second street. Price, $4,000.
One splendid four-room house and dug-out on a lot
facing east, Just south of the Public School building on
a lot sox142 feet. Price, 100000, = cash, balance on
on reasonable terms.
Lot 4 in block IS Of Gamble Addition. Price, $40.
Lot 10 in block "a, Gamble Addition. Price, SIIo.
Two lots on the northeast corner OF Second and
Hancock streets, one IooXI42 teet, Price, $4,000.
-Four lots between Hancock and Laughlin AYES.
fronting east, 2ooXI+2 ieet, one corner. Frlce, SIS5o.oo
Cash.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07
SYNAVEVVtVNN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
; The Evans Realty Co.

Have just moved ot dre excellent office on the ground floor onsconds street jut south
OF teF First National Bark in the GerharHb building md ae now prepared to do business We
all kinds op property and charge five per cent commission ons sales payable to us by the
parties enng w e will advertise the properties we have for sale but we exet parties whose
property w have 70 sMet to give us areasnabet timer which to slt We have lad success
with most of the property thath hast en give us rs sale. Herebforew wei have not rad suitable
Office
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07

The Ed Ellis place on the west side Of Second street
on lots I, 2, 3 and 4 OF the Original Townsite. The prop
erty fronts 100 feet on Aber street and I42 feet on Sec
ond street, making a northeast corner Of it. The i'm
provements on same are worth $4,000, 90, Price, S65oo.oo
Cash Hurry.
The manager of this Comp any is manager of the
Highland Park Addition, and he assures the public that
the contract tor the Improvement Of the Park has been
let, and the Company will not spare money nor effort
to make it the most beautiful OF all Tucumcari's sub
urban residence property. Lots 5oXI42, $50 to sos,
a cash. balance in reasonable payments. They have
also subdividnd 80 acres lying against the south side OF
the Addition into hve-acre blocks with road for ingress
and egress. Price, $500 to 500. 90 per acre.
IooxI42 on the northwest corner of Laughlin and
Second streets, in the MCGEE addition due east and
Just across the street from where two 1900 houses are
being erected. Price $500.
One Groom house in the Russell addition. A bar
gain at $3.50.
A few choice lots in the Barnes addition at $3.50
and 5000. Let US help you pick some of them and dou-
bic your money.
of where the two storyresidence is being constructed,
between Hancock and Laughlin streets, McGee Ad-
dition $3.50, and 5000 per lot.
IooxI42 feet on the corner of MCGEE and Third
street. So5o.oo
One lot facing east on Second street, between Nc
Gee and Gaywell AYES, Price, $4,000.
IooxI42 feet on the east side oil Third street, be-
tween MCGEE and Gaywell AYES. One lot is a corner.
Price, S65o.oo.
Lots 1 2 and } in block 3 of the Russell Addition.
S275.oo for corner and S225. 90 for inside lots.
One six-room first class dwelling with outhouses,
on the north side of High street, on lots IooxI42 feet,
a nor beast corner. Price, 100000. Look at this.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-07
We are now Ready!

Give us a chance to sell your city property, your
farms or your ranches. We offer the following, II it is
not sold before you buy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

ground. No actual count has been
kept OF the vines that have been
transplanted, but there are over Il
million and 1t is matter of pride to
every resident of this section of Vir
ginia that all the flora is natural
product.
Decorative Planting.
While speaking on this subject
Mr.. Pratt said:
Does the average person, when lie
stops to consider, think that a plant
or shrub is any better because II
comes from a nursery, or greenhouse
than If found growing wild close to
his own property, and which may be
had for the collecting?
Underwater Virginia is especially
fortunate in having flora which is
peculiarly adapted to home planting,
or TO developing tho landscape fca.
lures about private residence. There
are many people who would pay a
large price for shrub or plant which
comes from their nurseryman but
who would rldiculc the idea of going
out into the woods for the purpose Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

obtaining the very same thing. If
anyone is in doubt concerning this
matter, visit to the jamestown Tx.
position during the Fcoming summer
and fall will dispel 1t, If particular no.
tice be taken of its landscape fea.
lures. All of the parkings about the
streets and about many of the build.
ings will be composed of shrubs and
plants collected in the Immediate vi.
cinity of the Exposition grounds. This
locality abounds in fine specimens of
the baccharis, or sea bush. myrtle
or bayberry. inkberry, calicarpia. sour
wood, mountain laurel, gallbcrry and
many other native.growing shrubs
that are peculiarly adapted to the
purposes above referred to- These,
supplemented by hardy ANNALS, will
produce a beautiful cffec; about any
ones home. or course, care should
be taken in collecting and transplant,
ing these shrubs. What more beau.
tiful covering is there for an arl,or or
pcrgola about ones place than the
Virginia creepcr, the trumpet Vine or
Continued OH Fourth Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24
Buildings Almost Completed

THE CONDITION OF THE EXPOSITION COMPANY AND
GOVERNMENT AND STATE BUILDINGS is AS FOLLOWS:
AUDITORIUM AND ADMINISTRATION COMPLETED
HISTORICAL ARTS, COMPLETED.
EDUCATION EIGHTY COMPLETED
PER eES AND LIBERAL ARTS NINETY
GEM AsO TRANS PER
o VIRGINIA MINERAL EXHIBITS, NlnEryEouR PER CENT
MINES AND METALLuReY, COMPLETED
FOOD PRODUCTS, COMP EETED.
>, pennsylvania STATE BUILDING, PRACTICALLY COM.
yae"a STATE eulD,Ms Practically COMPLETED
oo, MISSOURI STATE BUILDING, NlNETyFouR CENT
OHIO STATE BUILDING, PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
FIRE DEPARTMENT, COMPLETED.
Mothers SonaE s.. AND aM oalLDa EMS COMPLETED
CONNECTICUT,
NEW JERSEY COMPLETED.
IRON SHOP COMPLETED.
COPPER, SILVER AND WOOD SHOP. COMPLETED
TEXTILE BUILDING, COMPLETED.
MODEL SCHOOL,
POTTERY BUILDING COMPLETED
HOSPITAL, COMPLETED.
STATES EXHIBIT, PRAc COMPLETED.
ITO" OF Elk IS seF f WITH THE
NORTH DAKOTA STATE BUILDING, COMPLETED
LEE SAVING STATION, NNETY-FlvE CENT
NEW YORK STATE Bull DING 60 PER CENT COMPLETED.
MassAcHusETTs STATE BUILDING 80 CON.
~ lLLiNols STATE BUILDING, 80 PER CENT comPlE1Ep
~ GoRTH CAROLINA STATE BUILDING rs PER CENT COM
JUST - sse5a FLORIDA AND DELAWARE STATE BUILDINGS
PALACE OF COMMERCE COMPLETED.
MARINE APPLIANCES, SO PER CENT COMPLETED.
FISHERIES 80 PER CENT COMPLETED
GOVERNMENT EXHIBITS, IS PER CENT COMPLETED
ARMY AND NAVY HOUSE, COMPLETE
ENLISTED COMPLETED.
VIRGINIA STATE BUILDING COM.
PLETED. y
LOUISIANA STATE Bull DING s5
BUILDING CENT COMPLETED
POWER AND ALCOHOL BUILDING, SO PER CENT COM
PLETED.
CONVENTION HALL PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
AMERICAN COUNTRIES BUILDING, COMPLETED
NEGRO RESERVATION, CENT COMPLETED.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
COMPLETED
DAUGHTERS OF coNEEoeRAcY coMpL ETEp
GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING COMPLETED.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE IS
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Continued on Fourth page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

Mr., John Buchanan. Mrs. Buchanan
land Miss Buchanan. of Camden Point,
| Mo-, are visiting Mrs. L. II, ERamey.
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OF Portsmouth, are visiting Mrs J. III.
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Moomaw. and Mrs.
frank r. Delaney and daughter, of
Hiawatha. w. Va, are visiting Mrs.
Joseph c. Moomaw.
Warrenton.

Especial TO The Times-D spatch.)
WARRENTON, VA, August 10,-rDr
and Mrs. Stephen cambridge Kennedy
have issued cards to the marriage of
their daughter, Agnes Gray, to DR.. VIII
liam Beverley Mason. The marriage
Will take place from ST. James IIpisco-
pal Church Thursday, August 29th, at
O'Clock in the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bell, Of
Charleston, S, c., are at the home OF
Mrs. Bells parents, Colonel and Mrs
Grenville Gaines. and will remain for
the remainder of the summer.
Captain Il. Beverly Slater has closed
his law Offices in this place. and has
gone to Washington, where he VIII
lpractice In the future.
Judge G. NJ. White has returned from
an extended trip to points Of Interest
in Maine and elsewhere IN New Eng
land.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Marie Brown, OF
'Washington.. have taken rooms at the
home of Mrs. Hugh Hamilton.
Mr.. c. c. Crenshaw, OF Memphis.
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Monterey.

MONTERREY, VA, August io,---Nlr, w
Boone Slaven and daughter, MISS Gar
re of Hunt county, Texas. are on an
extended visit to relatives in this sec
ton of Virginia Mr.. Slaven is ma
tive of Highland. but has resided III
Texas for thirty years
Rev. ii. p. Baker, pastor of Basic
CITY Methodist Episcopal Church,
south. is now in Highland representing
1.-THE interests of the Southern Seminary
at Buena Visa.
Mrs. Josephine HUM and children OF
Louisville. Ky. are visiting Mrs. Hunn
mother, Mrs. NJ l.. Ogilvie, at Mon
terey.
Miss Mary stephenson, after an en-
joyable vacation in Highland, has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia
Mr. j. c. Bishop, of Greensboro, NJ ca
has Joined his family at Hotel Mon
tercy, where they have been guests FOR
| a month or more.
Dr. j. ID. Bucker. of Bridgewa:er IS
Visiting his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Il. j.
Jones, New Hampden
| Mr.. G. H Jordan, an esteemed CITIZEN
! of Monterey. is confined to his home on
| account of illness, and his case Is re-
| garded as critical
Mrs. o. Wilson returned Monday from
! a two months visit to charlottesville
and other points east
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom II. Sloan and Mr..
III. L. Iunsford attended the stanton
Horse Show this week.
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Charlottesville Social.
i sl,nninl ~ rl.n Notwithstanding


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August
social events, since the horse show,
which was attended this year by
quite a. number of out -of-town visi-
tors, MI
Wednesday evening Az delightful
german was given at Ivy Hall BY Mrs.
William Garth Among those who
participated In the dance We're Miss
Ida Hanckel, Misses Mary, Willie and
Berta Garth Miss Poats. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackwell, Misses Blackwell, Miss
Perkins, Mrs l2resee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods Garth, Miss Marguerite Maupin,
Miss Hattie Timberlakc, Miss Rebecca
Albin. Misses Perry, aud Messrs. Perry,
Roby Woods, Basil Dabncy, Logan Nell
son. Louis Garth, Michle Nandegrift
Woods. Parklns, Peyton and Watts;
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Honsll and Mr.
and Mrs. L. r. Hanckel, Jr
Miss BerRl7 y Courtney, who has been
visiting Mrs. Seldom Fleet in Culver.
Ind, haslreturned TO her home on
High street.
Miss leila A. Harris, of "Azalia."
near this city. has gone to Currituck.
n. ca, on u short visit to her sister,
Mrs. John Uppleby.
Misses Bessie and Ida Valentine
have returned from two weeks
visit to Bucl-roe Beach and the James,
town Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blair Fisher, who
have been spending several weeks on
Long Island. have returned to their
home on High Street
Miss Evelyn Balths. Of Baltimore,
and Miss Maud G. Steel, Of Richmond,
are the guests of Mlns. Lee Hawkins
on Ridge Street.
Miss Lucy Wilcher and Misses MIL
dred and Olive Hill, of Culpeper who
came here to attend the horse show,
are visiting Miss Alice Hill OH JEFF
ferson Street.
Mr. and Ms. S. A. Birch, of Wash
ington, were the guests this week
of Mrs. L. II. Birch. on Fourth Street
They left to-day for Covesville to
spend ten days.
Misses Grace Craddock and Minnie
Robertson. Of Richmond, are visiting
Miss Virginia Carver on Park Street.
DR.. w. w. Lear and family are
spending some time at Nimrod Hall. &
Mr. t. M. Huyett has returned from
visit to friends in Berryville 8
Miss Kate Fauver, of stanton, is
the guest of friends here.
Miss Eppa Hisle, of Sperryville, who
has been visiting Mrs. P. II. Gentry,
of Albemarle county. returned home
yesterday.
| Miss Mary l.. Gillian. Of Petersburg,
| is guest of Mrs. w. II. Crockford
on Fourteenth Street
Mrs. T. S. Keller, Miss Rosalie KEEL
ler. Mr.. and Mrs. Egan and Miss
Marianne Keller are spending some
time at the Cold sulphur Springs.
The Misses boswell of the univer-
sity of Virginia. and Mrs. c. L. Bar
rett, of Philadelphia, have gone to
the Warm Springs to spend a month.
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MAds." md Accidents.

Great is the power of the newspaper
advertisement The Omaha & Councli
Bluffs Street Railway Co. has reduced
accidents to passengers one thlrd III
five months by the use of want ads.
and the number of damage suits agalhst
the company has decreased acco. q :
ingly In January the company estap-
lished a department for the proven
ton OF accidents. After trying lee
lures and posting warning notices ano
Photographic instructions in the cars
this department found that advertising
in the daily papers was the real solu'
ton of the problem After each accl'
dent full details are given, together
with an explanation as to how 1t coult
have been avoided Between times {
! systematic course of instruction fol
1 both sexes on the art of getting OF
| and off cars is regularly published
1 Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Lynchyburg Social.
fspeciai 10 ,rhe Tlmes. Dispatcii.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
IIyNCHBuRG. VA, August TO- Mrs
Patrick III. Mccauli and son Patrick
have gone on an extended visit to
relatives III San Francisco and other
points ofinterest on the Pacits coast
A conEenial party consisting OF
Misses Clorento, Minnie aud Bertic
Rohr and Susie and elsie Horner and
Shirley Brglt@ell is spending week
at Ocean View
Miss Lille Shaner has gone on u
visit TO friends III Atlantic CITY, New
York and Baltimore
Mrs. Alnlon Bowen and little dnugr.
ter, of Newport News are the guests
OF Mrs Langhofne Lewis. III River
mont. Mrs Bowen, who was Miss
Nina Arnstead prior 10 her marriage
Is we'll known in the city, having nu-
nerous friends here
Miss Maggie Fontnine, OF Wythe-
vile, is visiting Mrs. N, S. Iitchford
at her residence, Point OF Honor on
Cabell Street.
Mrs. James Paulett. of Evergreen,
who recently underwent surgical
operation at the Hygeia Hospital has
returned home.
Misses Aurelia and Minnie Davis are
visiting Mrs j. y. Thompson in Rock
bridge county.
Mrs. j X Millner aud family leave
to-day for Saltyille, where they VIII
spend several weeks
Miss ottie Milan has returned from
Charlestown, w. Va, where she spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. w,
G. Bargcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Yates and daugh.
ter, Miss Katherine Bratton. Of Elk
ton. Md, and Miss Mary Jones, of
Cambridge. Md, and Mr.. Dan Bratton,
of this city, have returned from a trip
to Natural Bridge
Mr.. Q. D. Wilson, city passenger
agent of the Southern Railway, who
has been quite sick. is somewhat bet-
ter.
Miss Irma Morgan. of Danville. who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. p. Fer
rell, on Floyd Street, is sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. L. w. Hardaway, Jr, and little
daughter. Katherine Louise, left yes
terday for .B'uefeld, W. Va for a
visit with friends.
Miss Jennie d. White has gone TO
her home at Dublin, where she will
spend her vacation.
Mrs. c. II. Lumsden and Mrs. James
l.. Lewis have gone to Cnatauqua, n
Y. to spend month.
Miss Bessie Moon, daughter of Mrs
w. C. Moon, is the guest of her uncle
in Salem.
Miss Bessie White. of Shawsville i!
the guest of Miss Ethelyn Adams, OF
Cabell Street.
Miss Page Morris. of Washington, Il
the guest of her aunt. Mrs NJ. NJ
Nowlin, on Washington Street.
Miss NJ. Louise Omohundrot has re
turned to her home at Omohundro, Va,
after spending several weeks in tn
city pleasantly with friends,
Cards have been issued by Profes
sor and Mrs. William NJ. Thornton
of the University of Virginia, to tn
marriage of their daughter, Eliz
Carter, to Mr.. Charles Ross Thurman
OF Lynn, Mass on the evening o
August22Tth Mr.. Thurman is a broth
er of Mrs: a. a. McCorlSle, of Til
city.
Mr. J T. Coleman has returned frol
St Louis, where he was called som
days ago by the serious illness of Iii
on-in-law, Mr.. Claude NJ. Smith, VIII
is better.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. i. Millner and daugl
ter, Miss Josephine, of Saltville, Va
are visiting Mr.. j. r. Millner, on Wis
Street and Mrs. ]. r, Davis on Ere
donia Avenue.
Dr. e. a. Williams who has bee
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West Tennessee. near Jackson. are
JACKSON are visiting relatives at this
Mace. While in this section they Will
attend the Jametown Exposition and
visit Washington and New York. They
visited Virginia about three years ., ago 20
is Visiting the home OF DIR. i. E
Armstrong.
Mrs z. w. shackleford and little
fant daughter, Of Denniston, are
guests of Mrs. r. w. lawson.
Misses Essie and Lucille Gates an ana
Miss Fannie vaughan, OF Richmond,
arc visiting friends IN Halifax.
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Floyd.

FLOYD, VA, August 1o.-Mlss May
day Harris. Of New York. and Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

visiting Blue Ridge Springs, has re-
turned to The city.
Mrs. Charles II. Consolvo. Of Nor
folk. ana her sister, Miss Hecht, are
at Hotel Carroll.
Misses Erma and Marion cameron
have returned from Eagle Mountain
where they have been visiting ihcll
sister, Mrs. James G. owen.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ii. Almond nave
returned from New York.
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Clara Ahers, of Kentucky, are visiting
their father, Rev. J. X. Harris.
Miss Mary Hurlbert and Mr.. Everett
Smith. reporters on the Evening Post
New York, are spending their vacation
at Rev. J. *. Harris's home.
]. l.. Profit, after spending several
days with his grandmother. Mrs. B. p.
Elliott. has returned to Bluefield.
DR.. William Pendleton and children,
first Of the week for the exposition.
j. l.. Henley and wife, or Roanoke.
Pedigo.
Mesdames W. S. Upton and IL. ".
Early and children, Of Hillsville are
visiting at DIR. Howard's this week.
L stoart anS Wfo Miss Mary
visiting Mrs. ". r. stump M ''a Returned pne.i
to their home the first OF the week.
Mesdamess Bate and Butler. after Wis
itins relatives here for several days.
nave returned to Suffolk.
Washington D. G, are visiting, Mrs.
mrl Ea1,shd parents IN Judge and Mrs, VI
Rev. r. r. Sewers, OF Troutmans,
n. c., arrived here Tuesday to visit
his parents, Captain and Mrs. D. w,
Mrs Mrs q. 7, Howard, who has been
home last Tuesday. She was accom-
been in I Norfolk FOL sf for some time wno mas
Mrs. Alice Muncey, after visiting
Bluefeld and other places. has re-
turned to the village.
1 DR.. Urian Hartman aud wife. nfte,
1 spending about two weeks in the coun..
| ty and village, have returned to Rich.
/ mond.
], Miss Bessie s; Williams, q trained nurse
in the village with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Williams.
Dr. G, W. Tompkins, OF Coburn, Va,
1 who was visiting his father, Captain
Ia. L. Tompkins, who is very iii, re-
4 turned to. his home Monday.
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Roanoke.
= r,e T,imes-pispatch.l

=
ROANOKE. VA, August 10.-These
beautiful August nights are taken ,up
by many parties of young people with
hay rides and tallyho parties TO tho
various summer resorts near the city.
rhe dam Of the Roanoke Water Power
COMPANY Is also a popular resort. by
,the building of the dam a heautilu'
lake four miles in length was formed.
The executive board Of the Civic Bet
Eterment Club met Thursday AFTERNOON
at the home of the president and dis
cussed plans for the big bazaar that Is
to be held in October,
Mr.. Mercer Hartman, popular
young lawyer, who Is presluelt oi
the Theatrical McchaHlcs Assou.a. ,.,a,
and hIs accomplished wife, entertained
tho Kennedy stock Company TUESDAY
! night, ,rh,lrsday night the association
| entertained the company ana "a mum
I her az their friends on the stage o.
Ethe Casino after the performance. n
tho closing act Of the play al ms
Iladies OF the company wore name nand
| some costumes,s and@thcI. bananet 3Wa'
4 naturally O fycry attractive entertain
! mcnt. e.
german IN Hotel Roanoke Friday night
i About hirtyy3couplesJpnr an
4 ii wagt a most brilliant affair
/ Miss Cary Ludwig, Of East orange
( N q win ms been visiting MISS Nclll
Hobart. HAS returned home,
4 Mrs. Charles I.unsford and her MS
! tcr MISS Alice Baggett have returhe
4 from Atlantic CITY !,
/ Mrs. sweeney and her en ,', m, =
!, daughter, Miss Dorothy l nave V re'uriie
: from Crockeits Sprlhgs. r..,,,,. Z,
/, Mrs. Charles Jennings, iof Greensoor'
las visiting Mrs. J. ~ Duerspn'
Dr ana Mrs. leigh i5nt,kne't a'p
Y Canada, =, ~,
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.is on q visit at the nome Of Mr.


a. r.. Bartenstein.
Mrs B. y. spilman and the Misses
Spiiman have arrived at "Clover Croft
their home near here.
Mrs. Kays and granddaughter are
stopping at Mrs. w A. Gamers. and
Will remain throughout August. III
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, of Salem
Winston. N c.. and Miss Patterson, of
Lodge" the old Governor Smith man
sion. and Will make this their home
indefinitely.
Lleutenanat John B. Rose. U. S. A..
is at the homa OF his father, Alex. s..
Rose, near Bethel Academy. He will
shortly be assigned to duty on the
Atlantic Coast.
Mrs Wexford and Miss Wexford of
Richmond, are at Captain Carriers, and
will remain until early fall.
Mrs. Susan T. Way and Mr.. Ben Way
left this week for Milboro, Bath county,
and Will not return until September.
j. Seth Hopkins, of Baltimore is.
stopping at the popular home of Mrs.
". M. Bowers.
G. M. White. Jr.. OF Washington. is
enjoying his vacation.with his parents
Judge and Mrs. c. M. White.
Mrs, A. *. Warrington and Miss
Nicely, Of Baltimore-New York, are at
s"Cassillls," tile delightful home of Dr.
and Mrs S. D. Kennedy.
The Misses Butler and Professor g..
G, Butler have returned from the Cold
sulphur Springs, where they have been
spending the summer.
The bazaar for the benefit of St.
/ James Episcopal Church this week
cleared $125
Tho Ellinger farm near Remington,
i in Culpeper county, was bought several
4 days ago by O. Shumate.
Z, The Black Horse Camp. OF the Con-
federnte Veterans, Will hold their an
nual reunion at the Fauquier White
sulphur Springs Tuesday. September
u 10th.
Mrs, Harris, Of Washington, and DR.
T and Mrs q; II, Chewning, of Freder-
icksburgt are stopping with Mrs. a. w
.. Strother,
Mr. John Buchanan. Mrs. Buchanan
land Miss Buchanan, of Camden Point
Mo-, arc visiting Mrs. L. II, hRamey.
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