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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
Oct. ST..
st. Mary'S Racing Association.
LEONARDTOWN, MD.
Fall Meeting, October 8, 10 81
IL. 1907.

Fall Meeting, October %, 10 81
II, 1907.
PROGRAM OF CLASSES AND PURSES.
FIRs- DAY-Wednesday, Oct 9Th.
! 80 trot or pace, Tor all horses raised and
owned by residents OF the county, 3In5,
Purse, $40.
2.40 Trot or pace, for all horses raised or
owned by residents of the county, in5,
Purse, $40.
2ls Trot or pace, Sins, Purse, s75.
SECOND DAY-Thursday, Oct. 10.
For 3yr. old colts race, trot or pace, bred
and owned In county, mile = In 3, Purse, So
3 minutes race, trot or pace; for all horses
raised or owned by residents of the county
3In5, Purse. s,o.
221 trot or pace, 8 In b, Purse $40.
THIRD DAY-FrIday, October 18th.
lS minute race, for all horses raised or
owned by residents of the county, 3in5,
Purse, $40.
2iO Trot or Pace. for all horses raised or
owned by residents Of the county, Bins,
Purse, $40.
Free for all. 3 in5, Purse, sIOO.
CONDITIONS.
Rules OF the National TrottIng Association
70 govern.
All trottIng and pacing races, mile heats,
Dsst III D, except colt race. Money divided
% per cent, - per cent, and 10 per cent, ex-
cept the "Open Races, In which the money
Will be divided ~, -, 10, ~ per cent
Entrance fee, lU per cent. OF purse. 3 to en-
ter, to start.
Horses distancing the field or any part oft
To get one money only.
Horses called at 1888 o clock, and will start
at L. NJ, sharp.
Hobbies not barred.
Entries close Oct, eth, 1907 at p. NJ.
Records made on any day OF these Races
no bar during the meeting
Right reserved To cuange the order of any
day 8 program.
Positively no conditional entries
Right reserved to reject any entry received
"a hours after date OF closing.
Md. Del. 4 Va X. X. Company's Steamers
from baltimore and washington land AT
Leonardtown. Steamers from Washington
leave Stephensons Wharf, 7th street
4. r. KING, Secretary,
LeonardLown, Md.
ROBERT L. COMB President
b. HARRIS CAVALIER, Nlce-Pres
ENOCH b. AbELL, Treas.
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New BarrOOnl.
S@s1SS1;

Daniel 2. johnson has opened the re-
staurant formerly occupied by Thos.
Boyd and invites the patronage of his
friends and the general public
de will serve the very best liquors and
Potomac oysters. Give him a call.
Sept. 25-lmp.
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For County Treasurer.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF ST.
MARY's COUNTY.

announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination for County Treasurer
and respectfully solicit the support OF my
fellow Democrats. / have been a work
ing Democrat for thirty years; have vot-
ed thirty straight democratic tickets
and now ask Democrats to support me
for this nomination. | pledge myself,
NO matter what the decision of the pri-
mary may be to do my utmost for party
success and, in the future as in the past,
to fight for the success Of the Dem cratic
ticket. Taos. Ii. FOWLER.
Sept. 25-pd.
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l respectfully announce myself as a
for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff and solicit the support of my
fellow Democrats.
DAH'L G.. STEVENS.
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Desirable Property In the VII.
Iose of MeehanicsviIIe,
FOR SALE.

One OF the finest Business Properties
in the Village of Mechanicsville, Md, is
for sale. The situation is second to none.
The Dwelling contains = living rooms
store room, 22x3O; bar and grocery
room, 12x3O' Porch in front OF store,
~ feet long. Fine young orchard The
building was erected in 1908.
To an immediate buyer, will sell the
building and stock of goods below cost.
Or, will reduce stock so there will be
but small stock TO pay for.
l am Offering this property for sale be-
cause of my health and to afford me
greater opportunity tocare for my mo tn
erless children.
Only men who mean business need ap-
ply. For particulars, address,
l.. {. JOHNSON,
Mechanicsville, Md
July LIT.
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Please announce Mr.. Thomas C. Har-
rison of Charlotte Hall District as u can
didate for one of the Judges of the Or
phans' Court subject to the Democratic
Primary. He is unqualifedly fitted for
the position and will received the votes of
the democracy generally and his native
district enthusiastically.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
Democratic Candidates.

Democratic Candidates.
FOR GOVERNOR,
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS,
OF Cecil County.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
DR.. JOSHUA w. Herring.
OF Carroll County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ISAAC LOBE STRAUS,
OF Baltimore City.
CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS,
CALEB C. MAGRUDER.
OF Prince Georges County,
FOB CHIEF JUDGE,
JOHN P. BRISCOE,
OF Calvert Count.
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REAL EsTATE-INSURANcE

FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH and ACCIDENT In
sURANCE.
Am representing all lines and have the
best. All fire insuranced written Mt no.
tice. Drop postal for estimates in any
of the above named lines.
J. c. HOWARD,
Leonardtown, Md.
Oct. ST..
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For The Orphans Court.

Please announce Judges Jos. H. Key,
VIM. 5. Coppage and John Ii. Parsons
as candidates for reelection as Judges
of the Orphans Court. They have been
good and true officials and they should
be nominated at the coming Democra-
tic primaries and reelected.
TIE PEOPLE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03

Please announce T. Spencer Crane, as
a candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for the House of Delegates.
TRUE REPUBLICAN.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Please announce VI. 4. THoMPsOS a. a can
didate for the Democratic nomination Tor
Sheriff. he VIII be earnestly supported bv
Patuxent District and Democrats generriIy
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Milk.

24c a Gallon.
To regular customers, zoe a gallon
&C. Mrs. Jos. Ii. KEY,
Leonard town, Md.
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Saturday. Oct. IL, 1907,

The Democratic Voters OF 81 Mays cOun-
~ a.e called to assem- BILE NJ the usual polling
places In their respective election districts on
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

Please announce Kemper A. Welt,
OF Leonardtown, as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Coun-
ty Treasurer and say that il nomina-
ted he will receive a winning vote.
March 14-p. 3rd District.
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To The Voters OF St. Mary's
County.

take this method Of announcing my
self as a bona tide candidate for the OIL
fee OF County Treasurer and ask the SUP
port of all my friends and the Democra-
tic voters generally throughout the coun-
tY, / ask this in return for a thirty
years service, having never been served
III any manner. Hoping for the support
of every Democrat throughout the cOun-
~, | am
Very faithfully yours,
Jan. 2T-tf. J. Il. DRURY.
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FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.

Please announce DR. CHARLES V. HAY
DEN as candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for the House Of Delegates and say
tnat he VIII b5 earnestly supported by the
DemocratsIn general and by Oystermen r
respective Of party. aug ZIP
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THE MARYLAND
Il AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND.
School of Technology

Six Courses OF Instruction Leading to the Pro
fessional Degree Of "B. -"
AGRICULTCRE, CIVIL ExGINEERISG MECH
ANICAL HORTICULTURAL sCTES-
TIFIC CHEMICAL
Trains for Life's Work. Position
assured to those who have
worked with a will
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The Democratic Mass Meeting.

state Central Committee for - Marys Co
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The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
ABOUT SOME CAL|F0RN|ANS
DR.. HOIc0mb Talks of the PeO-
pie OF Fresno County-The
Size of the Farms and their
Products.

DR.. Clyde Holcomb dropped into
The Sentinel office one day this week.
He was in fine spirits, having just
married and naturally was enjoying
fully the SunbeamS of life. While
here he talked much of his California
home, its citizenship, their occupa-
tion and etc. Kingsburg, his home,
is a new town in Fresno county about
half way between San Francisco and
Los Angeles and sixty miles from the
coast. The citizenship of the town
and county is largely Swedish and are
splendid people. They are thrifty,
industrious and are of very relig-
ious nature. They are as careful
an d as consistent about their devO-
tionS as they are in prosecution OF
their daily avOcatiOnS
The Doctor stated that the farms,
in size, ranged from ten to fifteen
acres which was devoted to peach
culture and to vineyards. The value
of the products Of the farms is from
S75 to 5000, per acre. All lands are
irrigated. The soil is black sandy
loan. In addition to the peach and
vineyard crops, DR.. Holcomb said
that the dairying interest there was
no inconsiderable thing He stated
that the farmers were all in inde-
pendent circumstances and that
money was plentiful there at all
seasons OF the year.
The Doctor is very much in love
with his western home and now that
he is taking one Of MissisSippi's fair
est daughters out there with him to
share the fortunes of life, no doubt
ne will have a still further enhanced
appreciation of the people and local
ity among whom he has cast his lot.
But withal these advantages, the
Doctor thinks Mississippi the great
est place for the man Of moderate
means and for him who must earn
his bread by the sweat OF bis brow. "
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
"ANOTHER TAXPAYER"
Answer Taxpayer On Road
Matter.

Editor Sentinel: | was in hopes
that Taxpayer" would be satisfied
after reading the answer to his first
letter. He seems to approve of good
roads. but objects to- the price. Now
Mr.. Editor | Will tell him about a
conversation had with a contractor
from another county the other day.
The contractor in the other county is
working the roads in one beat at
twenty five dollars per mile. | asked
him If he would not like to take a
contract to work the roads in Gren-
ada county. He said he would rather
work the roads in his county under
his contract than to work under
Grenada S contract for sixty dollars
per mile. This contractor told me,
and know he is right, that there
were several miles OF road in beat
that could not be built up to Grenada
county's specifications for less tnan
one hundred dollars per mile. What
kind Of road Taxpayer" wants, l
would like to know. l will retract
that sentence. l believe l know
without his answering. | think
Grenada citizens gave ten thousand
dollars to help build the Y. & M. V.
railroad from Parsons to Grenada, a
distance OF about fourteen miles. how
much more benefit will good roads be
to the whole people of Grenada county
tnan that short railroad. Now. Mr..
Editor, have been furnishing mules,
wagons and hands to work the ROADS
for forty years, and never have had a
road fit to travel. 1t was five weeks this
last winter before could haul a load
of cotton to the gin. 1t took from
four to six mules to carry a two mule
load. What does Taxpayer think
OF farmers costs when he is In his
crop. to have to stop all hands and
half mis- mules, to send out On the
road to do pothihg. One. OF my
.neishhors told me that he sent his
handy Sand two four nnfie wagons 10
help on the public f0ad and instead
OF working they would have the mules
and wagon standing in the road, and
hands In an old out house playing
craps. saw his team standing in
the road. l want to call Taxpayers"
attention to one fact. II our roads are
built according to specifications our
lands will increase in value ten times
the amount we will have 20 pay in
taxes, like the grumbler against no
fence law l hope he will get reconcil-
ed. ANOTHER TAXPAYER.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11

Heard went away. ., Ottie, my
heart bled in sympathy for you that
day. shall remember il W bile /
live. You tried to be brave and look
cheerful, but that SLOW and soft step,
that tremulous tone and those tearfill-
ed eyes told of the pent up grief in
that heaving bosom. Everything
looked so quiet, SO still, so vacant.
There was an empty chair. There
was an absent member, | looked all
around and on the wall | saw the
picture that looked down at me but
didn't speak, O, dear friend, that was
a precious solemn hour when we
knelt together around the tireSide and
talked to Jesus about your trials.
Bear up and leave it all with him
who has said Il will never leave thee
nor forsake thee" |. know it's hard
to give up our loved ones to the cold
unfeeling tomb. Sleep on ye hallow-
ed dead, the flowers will bloom around
your narrow home, but you cannot see
their beauty nor inhale their fra
GRANGE. The birds will sing DER the
clayey hillock but their melody will
fall on closed ears. The mind wildly
moan and sough through the over
hanging boughs, and the thunder rear
and lightning flash but naught can
disturb your peaceful Slumber. Yes
There is a calm for those who weep.
A rest for weary pilgrims found
They softly lie and sweetly sleep
Low in the prOund.
She now enjoys the crown and rest
AS friend and neighbOr, from a
human standpoint, Miss Heard was
OF as noble a type as this earth ever
produced. Her friendship was OF
that character that knit the souls OF
Johnathan and David together. l
have said that this dear Christian
lady possessed an absorbing power
that drew to her uncOnSciOuSly all the
higher, rurer traits Of the human
heart in amicable relationship. She
was attractive and not repellent, and
as optimistic as sunshine in May.
Joel D. Rice.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
RAIL ROAD PICNIC.
To Be at Grenada Mag %.

To Be at Grcnatia AaJ ..
The annual rail road picnic will be
at Grenada this year, May -.
F The occasion usually brings large
crowd together. Several Thousand
people will undoubtedly be in atten-
dance and the day will no doubt be a
gald one for railroaders. The follow
ing is list Of committees appointed
to look after the arrangements and
etc:
TRAM. W. Tarver, Chairman;
J. e. Bennett, j. 6. Skegsberg,
Mark Woods.
+ ARRANGEMENT-G G.. Christy.
Chairmans John McDermott, Sr. Il.
l.. Bennett. w. Fl. Baker. =. 2 :. i i -
AMUSEMENT Mcmillan.
Chairman; Robt. Royal, John CahHl,
P. J. Gatfney.
RECEPTION John MOrehead, Chair
man: Chas. Dunn, }. r. Cahiif, Joel
Green. At Grenada, Whitfield King,
Cobb Trusty.
MUsIc-W. f. Henry, Chairman:
J. G. Bennett, E. W. Hartwell
PLATFoRM-Will Goodwin, Chair
man: Eli Weaver, Earl Carr.
FINANCE-RObt. Royal, Chairman;
Cliff Partee, Blacksmith shop; ChaS.
Weaver, Paint shop: Will Goodwin,
Car shop: Eli Weaver, Boiler shop;
Robt. Roayal, Machine shoy; John
Mcmillan, Fireman; ChaS. Dunn,
Engineer; Will Teas, City: j. r. Ca
hill, City; j. G.. ShogSberg, Conduc-
tors and Flagman.
FLOOR MANAGERs-T. l.. Bennett,
Chairman: Clark Chrisp, Ed Haywood,
Frank Tate, Claude Spencer, Owen
Carr. At Grenada, Winsted Penn,
W. B. Hoffa.
INvITATIoN-L. w. Dekle, Chair
man: II. L. Bennett, ". '. johnson,
j. w. Terry, E, Z. Rees. At Gren-
ada, Crawford Garner, Tom Meek.
DECoRATIoN-Ro Ward, Chair
man: Delmar Jernberg, Homer Wood,
Clyde Fulner, Falk Gibson, Ciln
Partee.
FINANCE AND PUBLICITY AT GREN-
ADAM. J. Carothers.
POLICE Chapman. Chiet;
Oran Wood, Win Teas, Robert Whit
tie. Lige Gordon, Henry Jones. Chas-
Dunn. William j. King.
Chairman.
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The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
Attention, Veterans Of Forests Cavalry!
r., Headnuarters Forests Cavalry

Headquarters Forests cavalry
Corps, Hickman. KY. April II. 1907,
l. BY an article Of our Organiza-
tion, every soldier Of any and all
arms OF service who at any time dur
ing the war served under Gen. N. b.
Forrest, and remained true and faith
ful to the cause unto the end, is ell
titled to recognition and member
snip in the Corps.
II. All field and company officers
now living are hereby reappointed to
the same positions, with same rank,
as held by them at the close of the
war, and are hereby directed to at
once notify every member of their olo
commands to meet them in Richmond
May 30 and 81 and June l, ,, and 3,
and there get together at our general
headquarters and organize their old
Commands.
Ill. Officers and members of this
Corrs are hereby notified TO assemble
in the University College of N edicine,
richmond. at 10 A. Nj. May 30, and
attend a business meeting Of the
Corps.
". The University Co lege OF
Medicine. Richmond, Va, has beer
assigned for tbs use of Forests cav
airy Corps during the entire Reunion
An Office will be kept open at al
hours for the use of members, aS wei
as to give out all needed information
| Cots for the free use of the membe
| will be put into. many OF the rooms
| All officers and members are request
ed to call at the office and registe
Immediately upon their arrival, ant
a beautiful souvenir metal badges
similar to those given out at New
Orleans and Memphis, will be giyel
to those who have not heretofore re
ceived them. All members havin
heretofore received them are request
ed to wear them.
| By order of III. A. Tyler,
| L:eut-Gen. Commanding.
Chss. w. Anderson, Col, Adjt. Gen.
and Chief of Saaff.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11

will lose the most wonderful OppOr-
tunity that has ever presented itself
on any mission field.
my heart is full of gratitude and
praise as l think of your efforts and
zeal to keep a representative in this
great work of bringing in the king
dom OF our Lord in this land.
God grant that l may not fail
you nor Him.
Study about Kcrea; pray for
Korea and give to RCrea. Give, not
1nly time and mcre.e but why not
give yourself!
Yours in Christ s name.
ELEANOR DAISY DYE"
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
The Depth Cotton and Corn Should Be
Covered.

Dr. KNAPP Of the United Stat's
department of agriculture writes MI
P. III. Rhodes of this county, WHO Is
a special agent Of the department..
that the reason SO many farmers lali
in getting a stand OF cotton ana corn
is because they plant at the same
depth nnder all circumstances. Mr..
Knapp saws that when the ground Is
water soaked the seeds should De
planted on bed and covered not over
an inch. Mr.. Knapp states that 1t is
dardlv ever advisable to plant cosh
deep and where seed are put IN the
ground at any considerable depth IN
wet, weather the ground the seeds rot
and the ground kinder packs.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11

1t is customary to pronounce full
Some, eulJgieS il memory OF the illus.
|triOus dead. The most eloquent
orator, the most talented writer, the
most learned. divine, and the most
sympathetic friend vie with each
other in framing their. words "as
apples eFgold fn pictures OF silver.'
In deiineatIng the character and ex-
toliing the virtues OF the deceased.
Let me, too, offer my simple tribute
in speaking Of the noble qualities OF a
departed one whose memory so many
have delighted to honor. Mrs. Heard
Kornegay Lawrence who exchanged
time for eternity and earth 70; heaven
ON the 23rd day Of March.1907.
She knew when she entered the
valley and shadow and spoke OF the
preciouSness of an allsufficent Christ
She gave the parting hand and WORD
to her husband and children, ..
1isconsolate husband and little ones.
may the meet me there of your
absent loved one, be the glad re-
frain of every song and Psalm. and
aspiration OF your lives, and
'.When the storms sc life is DER
On the happy golden shore
May you meet to part no more"
is my prayer.
Judging from observation, after
years of acquaintance and strengthen
ed by the voluntary testimony or her
l>nf mr.
death, | would say that Miss Heard,
as so many pleased to call her, was an
ideal wife, so thoughtful, SO affection
ate. SO altruistc. "She was more TO
me than l deserved and | never could
be for her what l thought l ought to
be, said the griefstricken husband.
our lives were effectually blended in
an effort of love-" The goodbye kiss
Il parting and the smiling KISS or
erecting were always given each
morn. noon and night, and often
through the day the phone bore d
tender message from the lips now
silent and in the grave. AS mother,
she was tender, persuasive, and induig
.nt in encouraging Innocent pleasure,
vet firm in restraining evil influences.
She lived with her children. The
sitting room was the nursery and the
lullaby that hushed to sleep. the tired
child was the mothers voice. She
taupht her little brood the Old, olo
story in the home as well as in the
Sunday School.
OF her many christian virtues, hel
pastor and many friends have already
truly and eloquently spoken. ltseem
ed no effort on her part to be CHRIST
like in her tone and manner. shall
nsyer forget her smiles of arprecia
| tion. her expression of confidence an(
her cheering concentrations OF m!
feeble efforts as minister. we dlf
fered in doctrine but not in devotion
1--WE belonged to different denomina
tions but had the same denomination
To her the cross came before th
crown and the yoke before the rest
She gladly bore the cross and yoke AM
vet with all these beautiful traits
this mother, this wife, this christian
this friend, is dead.
All the skill of physicians, tn
ministrations of friends and the pray
ers of christians could not stay tn
ravages of the mighty conquerol
Dead. How sad and yet how true
/ have been in this home since MIS-
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain's Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
During the third of a century in
which it has been in use, people have
learned that it is the one remedy
that never fails. When reduced
with water and sweetened it is
nleasant to take. For sale by 2nd
Class Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received by the Board
of Supervisors at the June meeting tt
work the public roads of Dist. No.
and by contract according to plans
and specifications now on file in Chan
cery Clerks office. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and al
bids Jno. >. King, ClerK'
5-12 At
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-05-11

Chas. Hutchinson, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-04
HAMMER va HEALD.
Pretty Baltimore Girl Becomes
Bride Of Popular Virginian.

Specialize The Times DIspatch.l
s BALTIMORE, Md, April 3.--Miss
Mrs. j. ~ Is: Head. and Nj, Charles
ried this afternoon at o'clock, the
ceremony being peri ormed by the Rev.
Arthur C. Powell. Of SGrace5 Church.
It was beautiful home wedding, fol-
than 200 guests.
nue.. was beautifully decorated. The
long drawing room. wi,ere the cere-s
5n1ony was performed, was SNbeautiful
white flowers. The same color scheme
was carried out con- the whole lower
floor, while the library was in green,
and spring jonquils.
The bride, who IS q graceful bru--
with her father, and was followed by
her matronso OF honor Mrs. Frank Pearl.
The groom was attended by his best
man.. Mr.. "A. Ernest Head, Of Lynch.
burg, brother OF the bride.
In a robe Of white Princess lace over
5messaline and chiffon and carried a
shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley.
The matron of honor wore q hand.
some white embroidered mule IN en-
8pire style. and carried q boufuet OF
#1 Mrs. Heald' s house guests during the
week were Miss Bessie Dabney, of
Chatham, Va; Mrs II. Il. Shaner o
Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. w S. Norton
of Bon Air. Va and Mr.. Ernest Head,
of 3Lynchburg. S
several weeks in Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammer will go to Lynchburg,
where Mr.. Hammer is circulating man
ager of the News.