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Ropins Contest Prohibited

Cheyenne, Wyo.-State HUT
Agent H. ID. Cough announces tnat,
rOping contest scheduled to take y
between Angus McPhee of Cheys'
holder of the worlds champlohsui
tie, and Pete Dickerson of Arlz0ha
not be permitted by the State HUE
board.
, 1907-09-12

Rock Springs, Wyo.-The FirS
tional Bank of Rock Springs mas =,
$4,000 to its reserve fund, D'Iy,
the fund to $11O, 900, the largest"
bsnking institution in the state,
reserve fund of the largest I"
Cheyenne banks is 100000.
, 1907-09-12

A Pennsylvania oma declares
that during a recent trance she had a
glimpse of heaven. If so she is the
only Pennsylvania on record as hav.
ing enjoyed such a privilege. Most
of her fellow citizens. at least those
who get into the papers. seem headed
straight for the other place.
, 1907-09-12

The works of the late Augustus st.
Gaudens have increased in value since
his death. We've noticed that 1t is
harder to get hold of one of his most
famous designs-the $40 gold piece.
, 1907-09-12
mtll q patrtrtatf Eufr
&l1lr thr Nnttrh 5tatfa?
By ADMIRAL SIR cYPRIAN BRIDGE.
of British Navy.

l was always impressed with the vast extent to
which essentially British ideas have permeated America.
This is apparent in every element OF your life, from
laws to b breakfasts. Your family and church life, litera-
ture, methods of trade, and conception of honor are all
British and not continental.
Then a careful study of your political life shows
that over so per cent. of the public men in America
have British ~names-English, Scotch, or Irish. All
your presidents save Van Buren, and Roosevelt have
British cognomens. The same applies to the Supreme
bench and other courts, to governors, congressman and
senators.
This is especially remarkable when it is considered
, 1907-09-12

that there has been no great British emigration to the United States as
from other nations. Moreover, | do not believe that the British stock in
America is exceptionally prolific; yet, despite the millions of emigrants
from other lands, with their millions of offspring, the original British
element has supplied the governing class which to-day dominates the
nation.
Further, a survey of the first families in America furnishes a rich
array of names drawn from the nobility and gentry of the fifteenth and six
tenth centuries-the Calverts, Winthrops, Endicots, Fairfaxes, Bradfords
and Washingtons. These arc only a few, but they show what l mean. No
nobler blood flows in England. When persons here speak of the Yankee
parvenu" they hardly know what they are talking about.
| believe that this powerful element in America will eventually form
or has already formed a patricate such as once dominated Rome. The
modern American is one of the most aristocratic persons one can find any
where. The wealthy. we-bon citizen of the United States is far more
mapproachable by his interiors than the aristocrat of any other land.
This is especially true of New England, but the same applies to every part
of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
Heat Your House

You can DO IL with a complete
furnace for t65 See q u WOOD
HOUSE go, fIR TnlFor.lty So go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

gone ahead 20 earn money auf.
ueiont 70 start thom IN married
NE n greater number came
without prospects Their plan was
10 Het work and wait for the pro.
per FELLOW to put Ia an appearance.
About half tho arrivals on the
haltic remained Ia thiH city, and
the others scattered 60 all parts
or the country, over 90 ~ them
we're billed TO Salt Lake city.
Tho atoamc1a Cymrio ana Cod.
rio leaving England soon after the
haiue. carried each more than GOO
maldena who came 60 find homes
In Tho land ~ PROMISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

a..sl, star Exclusive service.l
xgw YORK. Oct "a Bellies q
i sssssns are comlus 90 these
49, - the shinload Whether u
! - the matrimonial market on
=. sshar side Is oVcrerov icd or
- aoalf - husbands ioat suit.
4. 49, = thar marTiAgeahie young
s~nsa are DESERVING Europe by the
l,oaand
~ steamer Rattle alone brought
! IA "a ihe last trio About a
~ Il thsm werc Immigrants ~
a. yeAfs wne had rccrossea she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Atlantic In the early summer q
visit the old folks az home. The
great majority wefc girls Who were
ailurcd BY the prosperity OF these
rrturnine maidens OF by letters re-.
ccived from friends who have set
tied IN America.
Enslish. Irish. scotch. Welsh and
Scandinavian Girls predominafed
among tho newcomers on tho nal.
TIC And every one 81 them mar.
riageAhle. Dozens had already
been spoken Tor and were coming
% be married 10 lovers who had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

e0naiHtB Of tho ancient art Of tenn
porting copper. which was known
many centuries ago. bot has now
been lost 20 the world for ages
llo now shnyes himself With a cop.
per razor. and a railroad company
rs exprimonting with hls tempered
copper for uae az Journal bearings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
FINDS LOST ART

George Andrews. northwestern
passenger agent Of tho Pacific
Coast Steamship company. has
been notified 81 IN important chem
ical discovery which has been made
by his father. u t. Andrews. OF
Johnson. Vermont Tho discovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

The average cost of maintaining
a prisoner Ia an English prison is
about gt25 n year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
Leave Pier ~ SEQ battiegbia
90.
COFFEE.

The grocer comes first;
then the cook.
Your grocer returns your money
N you don't like schilling's Best;
we pay him.
Macy, Of New York. has Wash.
ington Fire policy on his biz De.
partmcnt store sfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

J. Wightman. G. r. Mrok,sf aud y,
j. Eitel
The directorate Of the now com.
pany Includes number of promin
ent local men. among them ]. ".
Mcuraw, T. A. Nadeau, Henry
Ewing, Joseph Wlnahu. . Eitol.
v w Baker and y g. Kaufman.
and Henry hewitt. ] A Wheeler.
y u. Murray. G. u lionka aud G..
u. Mucklor OF Tacoma.
Sonp has boon known to tho
World Tor 5000 years.
bay your hat or y ~ brooks e
Co. 1891 Second nv go
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the Standard credit service

lis planned especially to meet the demands of
gradual. easy and convenient way-the
Standard Way"
Our credit service is free to all, and from the
standpoint of convenience our little at time"
plan has no equal.
we do everything possible to make trading here
real pleasure. and extend a splendid welcome
TO all TO visit our store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14
INCORPORATE ROAD

The seattleTacoma short Road.
tho proposed Wightman intorurban
electric line, was Incorporated Sat
urdny afternoon ut Olympia by NJ
LADIES SILK RUBBER COATS.
Ladies' silk Rubber Coats. Sizes
up 10 a. and worth $50. price 10
advertise our new atyiea Just 70.
ceived $50, Others as low an
N6h0 Goodyear Raincoat Co.
cor First and Madison go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-14

Most distressing cases Of eczema
are relieved by Soap Lake SaIye
go
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

Tue lecture given at the 0pers
house Tuesday night by Mr.
Awickey, of The Midland Lvceun
bureau was highly appreciated
oy the large audience present.
Nh. Zwickey is an entertainer
OF rpre ability, aud Is a most
pleasant gentleman to meet
This is his first trip west. and he
Is greatly surprised ut the I'M
'nense resources OF this section.
ana the high culture of our west.
ar'i citizens. The next course on
Ilie program will be the appear
NICE Of the WILDER Star concer,
70. on Nov. ,.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

Deffry's, a High Grade Company

TOO often is the public gulle(
with novices and excuses for nc.
\ tors and actresses when it comes
TO theatrical tPoupes. In fact
SO Often Is this the case that the
public is literally from Missouri
when 1t comes to the play house
question, and this accounts for
the small audience the first two
nights OF the Josephine Deffry
20. = engagement in Parma. The
company, however, deserves n
better reception. They are pos
Sessed OF. great deal of talent in
eheT Inc and are high class ac-
tors aud actresses, every one of
them. There is not a stick in the
company no not one, we can
tfuthfully say, and that the
manner in which they put on
their productions was highly
was evidenced Inv
the hearty and repeated en-
core OF approval by the whole
house from gallery god to the
'moIl boy on the front row who
'as usurped the place OF the bald
leadedman.
The play tonight will be esTbe
iambler'S WIFE," and all who
Ike a good play put on bv q
rst-class troupe should make if
point to be on hand when the
urtain goes up.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12
nusinsts Briefs.

\. We have buassstos q right l,f1oa
10 everybody
Gem Mercantile 70
1 The best Of meats put M II
the hpat style at Parma Neat
Market,
/ The library will be open at z
Io'elaols each Saturday afternoon
Persons Wishing hooks changed
may cali at that tine,
lou will find the most refresh
ng of oqol summer drinks aud
delipae:ex kept BY Miss Grace
Graves at tile Opera House Par.
lor.
When you have anything tai
veil that requires the services Of
~ auetioneeI call on, on write,
]. 4. Baker, Caldwell.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

Gene Martin Is here this Weel
from Caldwell.
II, h. Dodge was down iron
4 Caldwell "Wednesday on business
4 The Idalso Implement TO-
Caldwell. Wants clean white outs
and alfalfa iced,
Miss Funoes Hall, Of Joplin,
| Mo-, Is here visiting her sister,
alra. Morton, who has u claini
under the government project
east OF town.
L. NJ. Davis, Of Dolae. was h.
the city Friday soliciting cub.
scliptIonS for The sclmiter, the
new Dubois paper, which Is ex-
peeted 10 make it's first publleap- |
pearanoe the last OF this week.
Lee Napton returned last Sun /
day irom the drawing al the
North Side Twin Fails tract ar
Jerome, and reports things were
lively there and that he aid his
W. b., dida big business
II land locating. lie reports
hat lls secured a choice forty for
'llss Fila nuInft while at Jerome
md that ". G. Hughes and Per.
y lrunnel both drew good sos.
Az the council meeting Monday |
iglit contract was lot to Mr.
lien, the we'll driller, topnt down :
new city well at the water works
'ation, the old one having be- !,
'lne contaminated with surface
alter. The machine was started
and # isexpeeted they
i'll have struck wator BY the
st OF next week. "a,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12
FARMERS COOPERATIVE DITCH
COMPANY,

Parma, idaho, October 7. 1907
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the Directors held ON the 7tb da,
OF October, 1907, an assessment Of ?;
cents per share was levied upon tbe.out
standing capital stock Of the coruora.
ton, payable on the 18th day Of M.
vember, to.the Secretary at Parma. ido-
no. Any stock upon which this assess.
ment remains unpaid on the 1ltb dav
OF November. 1907 will be delinouert
and advertised for sale at public aue.
tlon' and unless payment is made be-
lore, vii be sold on the End day Of De.
cemoer, 1907, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with the costs Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
W. b. MITCHELL,
Secretary,
Parma, Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12
The Herald ST.. so a year.
ReIi9io4a Services.

ReIi9;oaa Services.
Services vt the Presbyterian
Church.
Sunday school at 10 i. IN,
Preaching at II u. m.
Evening services Christian
Iludeavor meeting at z,
Preaching services at 8.
Everybody Welcome,
$. G. Elder. Pastor.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

AT the meeting OF the Wiling.
eonncil Monday night Council
man A. y. King rendered Ills res
lgnatIon On account Of his re-
movnl to Baker city. Theresig.
nation was accepted and j. Me
intosla was appointed to succeed
INN. While II Is regretahIe that
AIR. King could not serve out his
term probably on better sue
cessor could be found In the city.
ar. Mcintosh ii thoroughly rer.
resentatlve OF the straight, up-
to-date business man. aud viii
De OF great assistance In conduct
ms the cify's business. i peti.
ton signed BY citizens asking
that Parma be made a prohibi.
'loii town was referred to the
proper committee.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12
NOTICE
To the Stockholders Of the Par.
ma Telephone Co., Ltd.


Notice is hereby given that an
adjourned meeting OF the stock
holders of sad corporation for a
general discussion of the affairs OF
the company, and to transact
any business that may come be-
fore the meeting, will be held at
Lang's Opera House in Parma,
Idaho, Saturday, October II,
1907, at ! O'Clock, p. m.
]. Z. KERmcK, Sec.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

Rev. ". :. Hawkes. ofCaldwell
chas. T. Hawkes. Of Denver and
r. W Hawkes. Of Roswell are IN
Council ind expect to effect the
orgai'yatien of u fruit growers
'lssoelationwhileh here. IIsuccess.
iui the gentlemen will themselves
put out large apple orchards n
Council valley. Many ranchers
are nlready interested ana II il
likely that The effect will tie
a success in which event there
VIII toe anywhere from 500 10
iooV acres planted to apples il,
this section next year. Already
the annual income from the orr
ellards OF this valley adds mate.
rally 10 the prosperity OF the
and when the acreage
is sufficient to Justify the export
ouyers coming in and bidding for
the crop there isnoquestion thar
Tins will he one OF the richest If
act the richest valley in Idaho. /
correspondent to Wei
ser American.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

lhe animal session 81 til
earand Lodge u 0tldhllows j
tdnho vi! be held III Caldwell
lsext week, beginning Monday
aud continuing until 1'h,irstiax.
Y rge number 1T delegates and
members will attend from par
mn The encampment anu tile
'tebeokahs meet Monday, and
fl'e Grnld Lodge Tuesday. on
Wednesday evening krenlin sar-
ntoo, Imperial Order ii Mu8co-
v'tfs, viii perform With their
inrge and hitherto ua,l,eard Of
aggregation 81 Wiid md Zero
s'ons Animals, gathered iron.
SNerN quarter on eartll Every |
has been made by
iae t'zar ni'd his ilIuAtrious Allb- |
eefs - prevent any escape oithe
u'i'nnla, but it Win BIZ well for
" people 10 b. on their gunr1.
nd not get too close during the
uw1tIu Tsha ,>s..,,,I. III t.st1 =,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

!, S~Re~s - u09
i ''''0els tonight from 8 70 q.
o &. I. Park i On tho sick list.
4 Mrs. Lang md Mrs. Blackwe
= visited 70 payefto thu first Of III
J week.
= J. W Watkins WINS down fror
= Caldwell on business a couple 8
: days thia week.
Mr- aud Airs. Il. D. Post hay,
gone % hraia, Oregon to visit
fleir son George,
VIM. Vogsl has rented 50 acres
81 the company ranch near I,os-
well aud y moying here IRON
Boise.
Mrs. Julia Mecorlnlek, OF Ros-
well hug gone 10 l,lnckioot as a
delegate to the W. G. L. u. con.
| yention.
Alessrs. Fowler, of kewunee.
~, Grlfliths OF Caldwell, ana
diriiiiths and Wilson, OF Illinois.
were here this week looking over
the country forlocatiors.
Lost;-Aear the depot. a pure
white Angora kitten. Party |
finding her will please leave her|
az the office Of Kirkpatrick &
'Nerriek. WIN. vogel.
For salo;-Good milk COWS and
some promising heifers. Two
and one-half miles northeast OF
l'armn. Phone | long and /
short, line 7.
Chas G. Bagley
=. Chapman, formerly a resi-.
lent here, IN down from Boise
his week looking after his ranch
'ear town. Nothing has yet been
'eard from Mr.. Bartles, the +"
'asee OF the farm, whose disap-
earancelately caused SO much D
xcitement.
For Snle:-s9 acres OF farm
ma I'VE miles west OF Parma. W
rice reasonable aud on easy t
rms. Good house and out tt
nlldings. Also one six-horse- sc
over gasoline engine. Enquire pit
! the Herald. wi
lion. Robert AIcCraclxen was az
'wn from Caldwell Tuesday in tn
g interest OF the Intermouu- ny
~ lair which begins Oct. I'll "a
u continues during the week co
le fair will be bigger ana better. be
an ever this year, and it will SEES
well worth your while to at The
I'd. ton
petition containing the The
mes OF forty-three legal voters con
= presented before the trustees tru
the last meeting OF the city ma
NEIL. This petition misplaced the
lhe hands of the license com sat
Ice. a report will be made the
'lle next meeting. The liquor con
dallo state that any city or hou
'se may by ordinance or hy smf
y license, reguhte, and pro has
i the selling or giving away hea'
ny intoxicating liquors I
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12
Hsln Wanted.

Ladies' and gentlemen to pick
and pack prunes. Viii com
nence packing prlles Sept, 2 at
Parma and Roswell.
Chas. Il. Paine.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

Fresh Bread, ; cents per loaf.
6 for p cents at
ST. JoHN's.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

any man ever accused IL 1
s 49, Gard iarv AZ charge. 1'Im GOV.
larrs hana 81 n We allowed - put
e assn ossstsed y ~ ,;,.,. ''1ht y
"a. mnan ~ ~
ne wIrtlsss teler atfornevx for H.
' s Iron from Manjh,n summed un thc|
900 miles ~ 'sn elaborate man.
1he WESTERN unlo. Do'ah's attorneys
rstum 10 work, ~ :" '''s ueTense.
8" ~ @''s" ~ Wy
fc7wnrd Il renarted j.,
Inous verdict 81 not guilty
hose aots should be evil
,';.'., enough for any fair
evan III sats,,; snss s1'Vn'a
vince d sonial;st-..,at ~"
tor Horah ii an honest eon-
sclentlVus, upright citizen
~. one 81 whom we all may E
H.. p''""' II
- =" ""s ~ those I
,,,a. '''''l''ea 20 pup the
NH s''"'''e upon ~ honest i
NV ~" '''o e'F'c'"'eeIiry Il
=" ~s'''' hat "hi Il
- =" FN-ieHeral i,
1gn',a', s..s. "' ",'''''ss ~ the L
"A'a = 9rsand Jury 4
I. I'LL, $50 "o''es"y ana Just II
H.. .a N'''s e'''@eh' h'eh or p
.,,aa :, !" y s"f 81 'he'r mo-
- = attempting % convict
a. ~ 'i''' S"ch evidence as
IN. ''',e' y Tue norah
s,,, " ''''S'o'e 'haeany
s., ,'''',''''" ~ men can he n'
..s "'e''s ~ cie'1ensl'ipso 2
a.u'.,, - i''''''e''' revenge or !"
tnn,nt -. eP''' ''ey would at y
@"P' ~" destruction of the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

For the above occasion round
trip tickets viii be on sale at ,
cents per mile in each direction.
Selling dates, Oct. II and 10; re-
turn limit Oct 81.
W, f. Shaw, Agent,
Parma, Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

The Capital News has discov.
cred that Captain Swain. Of the
Theile detective agency OF spo.
kane, WAS the first man 10 sna.
pect Harry Orchard OF the mur-
aer o. s'oNefnor Steunenberr
The perspicaci.y OF the News i
as wonderful as the Imagination
OF captain Swain. II the News
representative will consult sum
neF Dee. a prominent resident Of
BOISE IT VIII fiud out who first
suspected Orchard, when he was
frst put under surveillance md
how and why. He win also find
that this happened before can
tam Swain left Spokane forC;,lsI-
een. The News viii also find bv
% deeper into the matter
HEsnths ofAthe effective
Il. IA Theile Detec-
III aoae y Chris <rhs;ls :
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

Try Gromer's Home Cured
Hams.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-10-12

:. See Judge kersick and ret that
Fish and Game License. ''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Dig Vessels Dragged Anchor and
Smaller Ones Fared Badly.
no SERIOUS DAMAGE REPORTED
Mercury Dropped Before chiIing
siasto From the River, and When
Night Came on City Got Taste of
White Weatehr.

a bowling nor'cast wind storm lnoko
over this section about II 30 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. and for nearly
TWO hours the city was In the grasp
OF the worst gale of the fall sea
son. Although all of the larger vcs-
sells III the harbor had put out extra
anchors before the storm broke. the
velocity OF the wind was SO grcnt
that practically all of them dragged
their anchors, bu, SO far as has been
reported none of them were dam
aged
The smaller craft in the ha;bor and
the oyster boats anchored several
miles north Of the city did not fare
so wen, however, many of them be.
Ing driven ashore and damaged.
Tho storm began about 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning with Il heavy down.
pour of rain. which was accompanied
by s.lff southeast wind The winu
changed several hours later. moving
around TO the north and later to the
northeast.
The muctry dropped early in the
day and last night Newport News
had Il taste of winter wcntho..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
AlrdsFous Attack Made Upon v.
B. Uxzaa by v. ?. GI||ock
al Boarding House.
AFFAIR NOT REPORTED TO POLICE
When Department Finally Learned of
Cutting, e'IIock Had Escaped From
cIty-Aseault is Said to Have Been
Made Because siumbcrs Were Dis.
turbed.

Because his efforts to light lamp
III his room shortly after & o'clock
yesterday evening intcrfcrcd with
tho slumbcrs of w Il, Gillock. young
man who lives with his sister nj Dps
PORTSMOUTH, street. w. u. uxzon. an
employs OF the shipyard who boards
at the same house. lies in his room
with his th'oat cut almost from ear
to ear and an ugly wound under his
lett shoulder. Although the woundr
are very dangerous. hopes for his
recovery are entertained by the nj.
tending physician.
After remaining In the house for
nearly three hours after he did tho
cutting. Gillock left for Norfolk nn,l
the, cutting was not reported to tn,
police by mn unknown man until Ia
o'clock last night.
Glllock Had Been Drunk.
From what tho police were alrc 10
learn of the affair. GIllock had been
drunk for several DAYS and when
uxzon returned to his boarding house
from tho shipyard yesterday evening
iillock was lying across the formers
bed
-, 'N"'" iHh''u lhinp In his room so
mat he could wash his face and
hands before supper. Tho moiso of
the striking match aroused Gillocl,
ana jumping from The he'd he Is said
TO have cursed Ux2on at some length.
and then attacked him with large
pocket knife.
Cries Brought Boarders to Scene.
Uxzons cries brought other boardcrs
10 the scene OF the fight and Gillock
WINS soon unarmcd One of the men
quickly summoned Or G. S. Butts. and
when the physicinn reached tho house
he found the wounded man In n very
serious condition. Hc stopped the
flow OF blood and took twnety stitches
IN the gash in the throat and fifteen
IN the wound under the left shoulder
Tho physician did not make report
OF the affair to the police Dctcc.
tiycs were dispatched to the scene
rs soon M tho department learned
Of the cutting, but on their arrival
they found that Gnlock had taken
tho o'clock boat for Pine Beach. II
IL expected that he will be arrested
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09

NJ
Prlddy's parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
iiarwond. 'iO0 Huntington avenue.
Mrs. u. NJ. Hammond of Baltimore
North End.
Mrs. Y j. Smith, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. II. l.. Me.
fhcrscn. has returned to her homo In
Covington.
Mrs. w. Bcrryman who has boon
visiting relatives In North Carolina
has returned home.
Mrs. Robert DurlSs of S2i Twenty.
sixth street, has MS her guests. Mrs.
Frank Ilundlcy. Miss Mary Hundlcy
and Misses Ledn and Mainline Burks.
of Richmond
Miss Mildred i}cnsinger has return
ed from Pittsburg. where she has been
spending two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Blake of Loomlnstcr,
Mass, is visiting her son, MIR. A. Il.
Blake, 1918 Twenty-Iifth street
Miss Helen Baker. of baltimore, who
has been the guest of her couins.
the Misses Baker. on Twcnty-ninth
street, has returned home.
Miss Katherine Fletcher left yes.
tcrday for ashington and Freder-
icksburg, where she will spend three
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Berger and children,
OF Philadelphia, have joined Mr.. Der
ger here. and the family will make
It's home in this city
Miss Miriam bowman has gone to
Philadelphia to continue her study
of music.
Mr.. w. j. blackwell. of Culpepper
county. Is visiting the family of MIR.
w. Lee Hanger, in East End.
Mrs T. u. King. who has been the
,i,icnss here, Will Leave to.
day FOR lulppdn""..ss
her parents before joining MIR. King
in Blncficid. w. Va.
Miss Clara ana Mr.. Louis Thomas
have returned to Memphis Tenn. az.
- visit To thoir sister Mrs. j. w.
Porter, on rwcn,y-sovcnth street.