The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Radfor1 Social.
Tspoclal,o The ,rI,/es plspsten i

is Especial to The ri,/es. Dispatch
1saDFo.lsD, VA. March is,.1-Neliic
IYEof AIR. and Mrs. John Meyers died We'd
ns tho result OF being burned
III Tuesday while putting chips In the
Il; stove.
The case of the Commonwealth VS.
James OCdnnor. Tor shooting cN-MnNor
z Hall September 18th, was called in the
s.iIustings Court Monday, and all OF the
ii Commemorative ttorney ROBBERS l.,
lssJordan and Harris iloge, Of Roanoke,
s5iwho will assist the prosecution and S,
Lee Trinkle, of WSthoNiliet j. G. Wy
9issor, OF Pulaski. and Judge Selden
ifsI.ongley. for the defense. The case
Twas postponed until the April term,
i,sliowever, owing to the absence of i'm
,EEpcrtant witnesses.
III Mrs. w II. Galway received the Cni-
!Arenf Events Club Thursday of last
tYwcek ut her pretty liume on Grove
X Avenue 1T was II business meeting,
sSian,i several new members We're elect
,aed, among them Mrs. j. Edgar Walters
sHand Mrs. Wall Flanagan, while Mrs.
IN. II. Arnold was elected rs suhsti-
sAtute for Mrs George W. Miles, who is
lfsnow Nvime in Marion. Mrs. Arnold
Twas elected secretary to succeed Mrs.
NV. II. Kagand, whose death Il few
months ago left n vacancy which VIII
IEprobaby never be filed as she filled
v it, A delightful two.course tea was
Sgscrved in the dining room Mt the con-
K cl,ision of the business meeting
M The Wednesday Music Club Will
/ meet at the home Of Mrs. EiiZabeth
tsBadwin and Stark viii be the hos
lg1esses at q Chopin afternoon,
i'll Miss Irwin, of Lexington, is visiting
I her brother, Rev; L. w irwin. III
M Mr.. w. w. Carr treasurer of the
a Radford Water Power Company, left
& Friday for California on business
+ trip.
@l,,,. n,f i,i A pri
,sl.ive Stock Association. has brought
I his family from the South, where they
have been spending the winter, ana
Will be Mt home at the West End Ho-
tel for the rest Of the winter. The
gpeople of Radford are glad to welcome
y lPresident Naughan's family, and hope
they will remain here permanently
NJ Miss Lucille Cassell, who was opc-
sfirated on for appendicitis at st. Luke )
Il Hospital recently, has steadily im-
4Iproved since her return home, and is
%tso far recovered as to be able to
3Sdrive on pleasant days
az, Mr.. Ribble Martin, a civil engineer
4,of Bluefeld. who has been i'll for
Il parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Martin,
of East Radford, left Thursday for
Y Memorial Hospital, Richmond, where
s he will be under the treatment OF Dir.
Il George Ben Johnston. He was accom-
Spanied by his grother. Mr.. Taylor Jr.
ST DR.. Henry Dewy Ribble, of Blacks
asburg, was in attendance on MI. SlDple
8sAlartin from Saturday until Wednes-
Il 5sday.
is3E Miss Matte Thomas, of Christians
s3burg, was the guest of Miss Angela
5fTinsley last week.
I'll Mrs. Lily Patton Kearsley has spent
1.-THE week in Roanoke.
III The meeting in progress at the Bap--
astist Church is creating much interest
1iand is being Well attended
iEh Miss Angela Tinsley, Miss Lillian
Y 1.ongley, Mrs Selden Longley and Mrs.
Brown Hailman were among the shop
pers in Roanoke this week.
Mrs. Addison Calfee, who has been
4 fatally i'll with cancer, Is in an un-
conscious state, and her death is
athought to be not far distant.