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Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
All roads lead to SALOME

The mining commercial center of the rich mineral districts now opened up by the Ari- zona & California Railroad. Headquarters for general merchandise, mining supplies, hotel, restaurant. livery and corral. Quartzte and Ehrenburg stage arrives Mondays Wednes- days and Fridays; leaves Tuesdays. Thurs days, Saturdays. Harqua Hala and Golden Eagle stages daily. Private rigs at all times to QuartZSife, Ehrenburg. Parker, Vicksburg, BOuse's, Harrisburg, Harqua Hala. Golden Ea- gle, Bill Williams Fork, Colorado river points and to ihe Harcuvar, Plomosa and Eagle Tail mountains. For further information enquire of the Brayton Commercial Co.,. John B. Mar tin, F.. S. Jones, Wm. Roberts or Hall Bros.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
THE C. F. &I DISASTER.
Twenty Three Bodies of Vietirs Re-
 Covered. One Yet Remains

Trinidad. JJan. 25--Twenty-thrve bodies of the victims Of the explOslon in the PrimerO mine of the CoipTtsts Fuel and Iron company had been Tr- covered this evening. one body f-- mains in the mine. that of R J Luf5s. ley. the only American who ns~s death in the explosion. It develops that the interior of the mine was a--s SO badly wrecked as was reported.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
PROPOSED LEGISLATION.

There was a small flood of bills in ! the council as follows:
 By MT. Weedin. Council Bill No. 9, amending the law with reference to mining locations so that an affidavit of labor would be prima facie evil dence that such labor had been per | formed and should be accepted in court as evidence. It is further pro- vided that in the case of the location of an abandoned or forfeited mining claim the necessary work of the locat- or shall consist of sinking the shaft ten feet deeper. or fin case of tunnel. the removing of 240 cubic feet of earth from it.
 By Mir. Cleaveland. an amendment of the statutes providing that in counties of the first class having an assessed valuation of $3,5OO. .O60O district attor- neys shall have deputy whose quail ifications shall be similar to those of the district attorney and who shall re- ceive salary of $12O0.
 By Mir. Scott. an amendment of the statutes providing that in counties of the fourth. fifth and sixth classes. clerks of district courts shall receive in addition tO the fees of the office. $500 from the territorial funds. pay ment to be made quarterly.
 By Mir. HOgue an amendment pro- viding that newspaper publishers. be- fore collecting for a publication to be paid for out of the public funds. shall make affidavit that their newspapers have been in existence for a year or more.
 By Mir. HOgue. an amendment of the statutes fixing the salaries of probate judges in counties of the second class at s1200 and providing that in coun- ties of the fourth, fifth and sixth classes probate judges shall receive in lieu of their services as school super intendent and ex-officio clerks of the probate court, the sum annually of $500 in addition to the emoluments they now receive.
 By MT. Dickerman an amendment of the present law, prohibiting the estab- lishment of saloon within three miles of mining camp in which s50.OOO has been expended and in which fifty per sons are employed. without first re- ceiving permission to do so. This per- mission may be granted by a major ilN UT OI lIt bIs if it is owned by an individual, his consent. or if owned by a cooperation, the consent of the officers of it.
 By Mir. Dickerman, an amendment of the law relating to the incOrpora- tion of cities and towns. so that a population of 200 may avail them selves of the benefits of incorporation instead of a minimum of 500 as under the present law.
 Mir. Dickerman brought to the at tentiOn of the council that John Gran ger of Pima county. who had been ap- pointed to the position of messenger would be unable to come to the cap ital. MT. Dickerman therefore nov ed the appointment of Fred T. Carey also of Pima. There was no objection and Mir. Carey who was present, was sworn in. s,t
 JAPANESE.
 The Williams concurrent resolution which had just passed the house. was taken up and passed. The resolution began by calling attention to the alarming encroachment of the con
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

sisted in getting out the safe. during which Swettenham arrived on the sp-,t and angrily protested because th~ sailors were Americans. The report that sailors were guilty of footing is authoritativeiy denied.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

A lady from Chicago came here, With her handsome gowned daughter
 so dear. Who said to her beau Cactus Candy from Oonofrio. They're to be married real soon, |
 hear
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
TEMPE BOYS APPOINTMENT.

Washington. Jan. 25.-(SpeciaD- Harry c. Hendrix of Tempe. Arizona has been appointed typewriter in the surveyor generals office at Reno, Ne Nada.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
 WEEK ENDS The Council Will Take a
 Rest Until Monday
House Will Have a Brief SessiOnTOday on Appoint i've Clerk Question.

The legislative council completed its first week yesterday at noon and ad- jOurned until Monday. The session of the upper house. though a brief one. was perhaps its busiest. The most in teresting feature of the session was the report of the committee on rules. The rules of the twenty third legisla- ture were recommended for adoption, with three amendments. One of them is a quite important one, and had for a long time been under discussion in both houses. It provides that a com mittee may not retain possession of bill which has been referred to it for more than five days.
 The amendment met the vigorous objection of Mir. Roemer, who believ- ed that the time was entirely too short. A member would hardly have time to send a copy of the bills to his constituent and get them back with in the liimted time.
 President Doran took the floor and said that while be was inclined to think that the time fixed by the amendment was hardly long enough, the principle was a good one. It had frequently happened that members de- sirous of avoiding the record he'd per mitted bills to die in committee. It was designed by the amendment that every bill should receive attention of some kind and he believed that the present council was so constituted that every member had sufficient courage to express his sentiments con- cerning every bill which might be Of- fered. He would amend the amend ment though. by making the time ten days. instead of five days.
 This proposal was opposed by Messrs Hunt and O'Neill who believ- ed that a committee could make up its time within five days regarding the merits of a bill. In the course of the discussion it was brought out that the return of the bill from the committee would not necessarily mean its imme- diate passage. And the objection to the amendment was further met with the assurance that there was suffic- tent courtesy in the council to extend the time if necessary. to an over worked committee. The amendment offered by Presideut-6oran was ac- cepted and the new rules were adopt
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

gress of the United~ States upon the constitutional rights of the states of late. The power of the congress had been extended by implication until now it threatens to assume authority over the school systems of the states as is seen in the controversy which is now in progress in San Francisco.
 THE CLERKS AGAIN.
 The council received its joint reso- lutiOn from the house amended by the addition of a provision for an assist ant enrolling and expressing clerk. It had been understood that the amend ment included an assistant for each house. But the provision was only for one for the lower house. The coun- cil accepted the amendment. declin- ing to add to it's own list having made an arrangement with the secretary of the territory by which the bills would be sent to the secretary typewriter more neatly than they could be pre- pared by half a dozen enrolling and expressing clerks.
 When the question of ar adjourn ment came up on a motion to adjourn until Monday. objection was made that some arrangement ought to be made for the employment of the clerks un- under the concurrent resolution to- day. That objection was met by the statement that those who lived in sent for, for it was already knov n who they would be. The council then adjourned until Monday.
 Later in the day a caucus was held at the Ford and the places were fill ed SO far as the council is concerned. but the appointments have not been given out.
 THE HOUSE.
 There were two brief sessions of the house and an adjournment was taken until ten o'clock this morning. The speaker was handed the resignation of David Morgan of Pima, and after some discussion as to what should be immediately done with it over a prop osition to hold it up until MT. Morgan could be communicated with. it was found that the law ordered it's imme- diate transmission to the governor. who is required to order a special election to fill the vacancy.
 Mir. Burke introduced a resolution for the appointment of the commit tees which shall visit the territorial institutions. MT. Whitesides proposed an amendment directing an inquiry as to the state of the funds which had been appropriated for the same pur- pose two years ago. No further action was taken but the resolution of MT. Burke was made a special order for this morning. No doubt at this ses- sion of the house the clerical appoint ments will be made and the members having removed that mOmentOus matter firm their minds. will proceed with the regular business of legislation.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

MONEY TO LOAN-At lowest rates. repayable in installments. if desired. interest cease on amount paid in E. E. Pascoe, Real Estate and Insurance 110 North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE-5- room brick, bath, toilet electric lights, large screen room, lot 5Ox140, good To- cation, splendid buy. S2S0O. E. E. Pascoe. Real Estate and Loans, 110 North Center street, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
ANTI-JAPANE ESE.

The Williams concurrent resolution which had just passed the house. was taken up and passed. The resolution began by calling attention to the alarming encroachment of the con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
Northumberland.

Especial to TIL. -Dispt tch.]
HEATHSvILLE. VA, july 27.-The
people Of this section are now prepar-
Ing for the canlp-meeting. which will
begin IN a few days Wharton Grove.
the Baptist camp of Lancaster. will
Methodist camp. situated on the border
OF Richmond and northumberland
lcounties. opens August I'd. lasting ten
days. when kirkland Grove, the Bap-
| tist camp Of Northumberland opens
lasting ten days.
Wharton Grove camp meeting will be
| presided over by Rev. DR. II. NJ. Whar-.
tton assisted BY Rev. c. l.. Jackson.
DID, noted evangelist sof Philadel-
lexington. KY. Kirkland Grove Will
be under the charge Of Rev. DR. ". a..
Taylor. old Petersburg, Va, assisted by
Rev. DR.. Weston Bruner, OF Washing
4 ton, D.. c..
These meetings are always looked
4 forward to By the people, rs not only
are the religious services helpful and
i strengthening. But many friends meet
! for the first time in years Not only
the people from Richmond, Westmore.
4 land, Lancaster and northumberland
i counties take advantage OF these meet
ings, for many people from the larg!
cities spend their vacations there
!. On Friday evening a delightful
!, launch ride was given to Piney Point
!. Md. About thirty-two young people
enjoyed the ride; also the dance on the
i. pavilion at that place
: Miss Belle Gibson, of Baltimore. spen
! several days OF last week at the nome
t OF Mrs. w S. Rice.
Misses Alma Brent and Irene Nelm
returned to their homes nero Monda,
after q delightful trip in 1Yestmore
!, land county.
Mrs. A. H. Walker and daughter Mis-
Marie, and little son, Henry, are ii
Norfolk this week. They will TAX
in the exposition before their return
Mr. Tilden Hyfield, OF Mathews icoun
ty. visited Mr. j. F. helms recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Chiffon, OF XII
marnock, visited Mrs. L. T. Smihh re
! Gently.
! Miss JAMIE Jones. of cu!peper, VIII
} has been visiting the Misses Nelns
/ Of this place, left Saturday for Nor
( felix.
Miss A, Lillian Anderson is visitin
| friends in Azeana, Essex county.
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Norwood, Va.
[sp acial 70 The mes.pispateh.l

Specialize The TimesLDlspatGh,l
NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY, VA,
July 27.-Mr. Charlie A. Robertson and
two children. OF Norfolk, are the guests
OF Mrs NJ. f: scrusgs and friends here.
Mrs Sam ]. Mcclure ana Mrs. Harry
and Hen Mcclure, OF Lynchbnrg, are
visiting Mrs. ]. l. KIDD h
Mrs. H. j., Rcbertsonfis spending the
week With Mrs. WI tIeath.
Mr., Elmo Z Robertson returned to
Springwood an Saturday, after spend
ing the week with his parents here,
Dr.Sci, C. galloway and Master Henry
Galloway are In Lynchburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts and
children, Of Phoenix Quarry, are With
MT. and Mrs, r. G. Roberts,
Mrs. Hubbard Robertson and daugh'
Ger. of Richmond. and little Winnie
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Cav at Martinsville.

MARTINsv1LLE VA. July Ell he
past week has been quite Il gay one
with the Young people OF Martinssille.
Hay-rides. picnics and lawn parties
have been the order OF the day On
the afternoon OF July Goth Mrs. A. j..
Lester and j. B. Angl!n. took num-
her of the young ladies attending the
Normal Institute and several young
gentlemen of the town upon a very
:enjoyable hay-ride and.epicnic.4 to. Coli
oncl Halrston's suburban home. on
Smith River. The afternoon was spent
III boat riding on the river and other
anus inents. A delightful supper was
served on Colonel Hairston's lawn at 8
o'clock. after which the merry party
returned to town On Tuesday evening
Misses Corinne and Pattie Brown and
the Misses Lavinder gave delightful
| picnic IN honor OF their guest. Miss
| Elizabeth Hairston. OF Roanoke. Va.
/ On the same evening the Misses Null.
lElins gave q largely attended and most
/ enjoyable hay-ride and picnic in honor
| OF their guest, Miss juliet McGhee. q
/ Rome, Ga.
The final reception and icc-crean
supper given by the mana cement q
4 1.-The Mnrtinsville Normal 10 the teach
\ ,ers and the people OF Martinsville
| or Thursday evening was very muct
\ enJC!eu ny VIC a. q = - 80
/ tendance.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas. OF Martlnsville
1 had the misfortune to fall while de
] scendng hightyof steps+at the hom
LOT Mr.. Louis Putzel in Richmond Mon
/ day morning, and breaking her RICH
farm above the elbow. DR.. j. NJ Shack
1 elford went to Richmond Monda,
4 morning and accompanied Mrs. Thoma
A home. She is doing as well as coul
be expected and no serious consc
lauences are anticipated.
Martinsville9 will be we'll represente
Il at the Bar Association at Jamestow
"A next week Among those who hay
a expressed their intention TO attend az
q Judge S. G. White and daughter!
"A Misses Flora and Ruth Whittle. NJ
J, land Mrs. John w. Carter, Mr.. John I
Smith. and his neces, Misses Cornn
and Pattie Brown and Mr. George !
MARSHALL.
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fredericksburg Social


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 27.---
Lawn parties are the fad Of the sea-
son here. Scarcely week passes
that there Is not one or more OF these
popular events.
Miss Grace Jones is visiting friends
in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. chisolm. Of Bar
ton Heights, are guests Of Mr.. j. ".
Masters and family.
Mrs. John Gatewood and her sister,
Miss Mercer Crutchfeld. have gone to
Atlantic Cit. for short stay.
Miss Alverda S. Egertin. Of Peters
burg. is visiting her relatives. Coun-
Gilman H. B. Lane and family.
Miss Parker Herndon is i'll at the
Mary Warrington Hospital here
Misses Lena and May Rowe are
| spending this week at the Exposition
Mr. Charles H.. Hurkamp Is at Lone
Branch. n. j.. as one Of the judges al
| the Horse Show there this week.
AR. and Mrs Charles E. Jacket
have gone to Bath county to spend
/ several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Hirsh ant
Miss Julia Gouldsmlth are visiting
the exposition.
Professor a. S. Msrye. Of Washing
!! ton, is a guest OF Mr.. St. George r
4 Fitzhush.
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spent this week visiting at the home
of Mr.. l. D. Jones,
Mrs, Bertha Kabel and daughter, Of
New York City are spending the sum-
mer at Mrs. Matte Bishops.
Mr. Jno j. Green is sick at his home
in Lunenburs county
Mrs, NJ S, Street. OF Richmond, Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ada Ellis
Mr.. u. d. Jones has visiting him
THIS week his brothers. Messrs. ".
II. and r., W. Jones, OF Louisiana.
Mrs Wm. r. Christian and her
daughter, Miss. Entity r, Christian OF
Williamsburg. Va are visiting at the
nome or Mr.. and Mrs, q. S. Wing.
Mrs. jamie L. strader, of Richmond,
and her little son, Master l.. A. Stradev,
IT, are spending while at the home
ci Mrs. Strader's mother, Mrs. n g,
.fnnes. ,..Nlsl n. -
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Louisa.

LOUISA. VA. July 27.-Mrs. Blesch,
Of Green Bay, Wis, and her sister.
Miss Fowler. Of Chicago. were the
guests OF Mrs. .. n. Walker on Mon
day
Mr.. n. leighton Barret. OF Vicks--.
burg. Miss, is visiting his parents here
| this week
Mrs. Kane Smith, Doweli. Of
Macon. Ga, is-on visit to her moth
er. Mrs Mary Ann Smith. ~ IS s.
Mrs. w. s. Gooch, OF Richmond, Va,
Is the guest OF Mrs. De Wolfoik. at her
home, .Kalona," near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter. OF Rich
mond, left Monday for Rawley Springs
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South Boston Social.

SOUTH BOSTON VA. July 27.--Miss
Viola Rufin and Mrs. b. r. Godfrey
#os Richmond. arc visiting :sle.r s!slI
ter, Mrs, John McEwen.
MISS Marie Lishtfoot Hesktns. Of
Rtchnlond ~ vis!t!ns the nome OF Mr.. I
I'D. ". Haskins Miss Haskins Is quite I
an attractive young lady. and has many
friends here, having visited South Bos-
ton each summer for quite a while
Her two brothers, Lee and Haughton,
ACCOMPANIED her
/ Mrs. Il. c. Iseaalcy. is visiting her
Aparents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL f. Smith, in
Mr.. JACK craddoek and family, Cap
tain William Graddotk and wife. Of
Texas. ana Colonel Frank Graddock.
fof mississippi, are visiting relatives in
Halifax, ti1ik week.
Mr. w Henry YancAy and MI. b.,
Ichandlers snead, Of New York are
spending their vacation here visiting
their parents This Is their first visit
ITO Halifax IN over year,
Mrs. David l.. Ragland and four
Ichildren, OF Lynchbnrg are visiting
II Mrs. ~Ragland'e sister. Mrs. r. s. Bar
Ibour. SHE was a resident OF this place
1 many years ago.
MI, william, Mcwood. OF New YORK
and MIR. Best, OF New Bedford, Mass,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Jingle this week,
Mr.. Rogers Baker and Mr.. Vaughan
Baker, formerly OF this place but
now OF Richmond, visited friends here
this week. 3l
Misses jamie and Pattie Averett Mr..
Tom Averett. of Danville, and Miss
Evelyn Lovelace, of Halifax, are guests
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs r. j..
Smith.
Mrs. Thomas Lawson, OF Durham, is
visiting her sons Messrs Branch. Dave
!: and Buck Lawson.
Mrs. r. ]. Smith, Robert Smith Of
this place: Miss Eallie Lovelace, Of
Roanoke, and Miss Evelyn Lovelace, Of
Halifax, have been viewing the expo
3 sition this week.
Mr.. Jamie Carter. former South
. Boston boy. but now Of Danville, is
: visiting relatives In town.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Elliott have as
! their guests Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edgar
: Harvey, of Norfolk. They are well
. known here, having Visited on num-
!, Der Of occasions before.
Y Mercer East and Bray stenple have
. returned from Atlantic City and
: Jamestown.
s Mr.. Floyd Edwards. OF near Keys.
S willie, is Visiting Ills sister, Mrs. Fl. A
!, Thomas. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John sheffield and son
. of Atlanta. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. ". EASILY.
: Rev.$G. G. sydnor. pastor Of the FRS
: Presbyterian Church. OF Rome. Ga.
= vsited his sister, Mrs. Carrie V. Clarke
:, this week.
Mr.. Glenn sydnor. president of TIL
= presbyterian College at Blackshear
4 Ca, is visiting his sister. Mrs. CARR
: Clarke
= Mr. ana Mrs. c. w. Walters attend
> ed the exposition this week. The
= were accompanied BY their son an
II daughter.
; Mrs Lizzie Green left this week 10
M the springs. where she wishes to re
cuperate. having been unwell for quit
a a. while.
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after a visit Of several days to MIR.
Hunters sister. Mira. lisa p Chjles

after visit Of several days to Mr..
Hunters sister. Mira 1sa P. Chiles.
The many friends OF our popular
assistant clerk, Mr.. Weir Goodwin,
Will be glad to learn he Is improving
rapidlS at Rawley Springs.
Miss Alma Flanagan daughter OF
C. p. Flanagan. Chesapeake and Ohio
agent here. ,s quite sick. She was
taken TO the Clifton Forge Hospital
on Tuesday for treatment.
Our farmers are looking quite blue
over what threatens to be a serious
drought.
The unusual demand in Richmond
and Norfolk for perishable marketing.
such as butter and eggs has nndae
such things higher here than for many
Years. 1ndede. come old housekeepers
SAYS they have never been az high.
The carpenters are making good pro-
gress on the new high school building
with every prospect OF completing It
by fall.
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Stanton,

a
Z STANTON. VA. July 27.-Mrs. j.
r Taylor. Jr.. and Misses Matte Tay-
lor GLADYS Walker, and Martha Bell
ars spending two weeks at Woodberry'
Forest.
An extremely attractive entertain
ment was given last Friday night by
Miss Jennie Enllihen in honor Of her
guests. Misses Josephine Garnet and
Marie Doherty, of King George. aThe
parlors were prettily decorated for the
occasion, and Miss Hullihen was as
sisted in receiving her friends by hei
/ guests and by her sister, Mrs. Charles
r. a. Marshall Of Shepherdstown. "
Va.
At midnight refreshments were
liserved. Those invited were Mise:
Sarah and Susie Robertson, Celtic Nc.
CURE, of Richmond; Mary Halle Allen
Elise Halle. Ellen Guigon. of Rich
mond; Mary Yost, Louise Allen. Lo,
Fauntleroy, Amy Catlett. Alice Sur
4 Der, corinne valz, Lizzie Cochran ,A1ic,
| Kelley, of Norfolk; Bette Miller an,
| May Young. Of Louisville. and Messrs
duncan and Granville Curry, Henr.
Hutchinson, Ernest Hoge. Mac Wheat
Marc Bradley. Henderson Liggett. Co
lumbus Halle. Jr., Donald Allen. Be-
4 iIaughson. George Allen. H. i. and 7
F. Opie, J. S. and J. B.RCochran, ]
~. H. Prison. Fred Valz. Peyton coch
ran. LomaX May. 3. O.. Blackfort
1 Sprinkel :
4 Mrs F. s1. Valz. Miss Corinne Val
i and Mr.. Fred Valz have left town 70
Il the summer. They are spending som
4 time now at the Brunswick Inn. q
= HWaynesboro.
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Bon Air,

BON. AIR, VA, July 27,--The week
end guests In Bon Air last week We're !.
Mrs. James D. Patton and Miss Nora
Leary Patton, of Richmond, at Mr..
Forbes's. s
Miss Pattie Lots Hohson. Ct Pow
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Floyd.

ESPECIAL to The Joispatch.]
Hobaek and baby, Of Of Norfolk. are Visit T.
Ing Mrs. Hoback's parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. l.. Howard.
]. r. Kitterman. after spending sew
eral days here. has returned TO his
Visiting the family OF G. w. Agnew,
have returned to their homes.
Mrs. T. w. Williams, who has been
Visiting her daughter, Mrs Everett
| Gray, OF Roanoke, has returned to the
| MES Miss pearl Summers, Of Tennessee
1is visiting relatives IN the village and
Miss Nellie Edwards. OF Washington
p. q, is visiting her sister. Mrs. V. NJ
Mrs. Lillian yestal. Of Roanoke, Is
visiting her father, Dr., William Pen
o. G. Ballinger, q camdria. was ii
the village this week on business. re-
eu,n!ng home era - WedneIa.Y, I, ROANOKE
| is spending the, summer with his
Mrs. Louis Mcclung Of Salem. q
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q
Harvey. at Pizsaryo, !. .
was hare this week to see his daugh,
| ter, who Is sick at the home OF he
uncle, w. S. Phlegar.
children iIi are Visiting Mrs. Garden
parents, Mr.; and Mrs. "; 7. Stump I.
Mr.. a. Il. Howard has returned iron
1.-The exposition.