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The Delta independent., 1907-01-11
leadville Output for 1906.

The Herald Democrat gives the value
Of ores produced in the Loadvillo dis.
triCt during the last year as follows:
Gold. Sl.0SG.C9l silver. S2.2G5. .G@3 !:
lead, S2,1SO.i0S; copper. SlOI9.4O !.
zinc. SG.GGS.i55: manganese. s2SS. 900 :.
total. sl5.lGG.S93.
The total tonnage for the year was
9lG.,2l. Number of men employed in
mines and smeltcrs of Lake county,
5.I?G.
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Average Prices Of Metals in 1906.
Big Advance in Stocks.

Since October !. 1906. there has been
a tremendous advance In Cripple Creek
stocks ranging from fifteen to sixty
per cent. There are twelve incorpor-
Rted and twice as many private or
close corporations paying regular
monthly or quarterly dividends. and all
Of these companies have such ore re-.
serves or ore In sight as TO warrant
the statement that these dividends will
be forthcoming for an indefinite period.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-11
FACTS ABOUT FIGURE NINE.
Professor Of the Occult Has Added :
New Wrinkle.

Mathematlcians have juggled with
the mystic figures 8. and 9 for ages,
and now comes a foreign professor"
of the occult science to tell fortune
by the force in simple numeral-
the 9. He reminds his victims that if
they multiply any number, short of a
decimal, by the two figures of the
product added together will make 8.
Thus: Nine times are IS, and and
l are 8: 9 times 3 are 81, and : and 2
are 9; 9 times ) are 45, and . and 4
are 8: 9 times are 54. and and 5
are 9; 9 times : are 63. and 3 and 6
are 8; 9 times are -, and and 7
are 8; 9 time . are 81, and l and are
8. He might have added that any
number in the hundreds OF thousands
multiplied by 9 will give a product
the sum of whose digits is multiple
of Q. Take at random-9 times 545
are 1905. the sum of which is is, and
into IS goes times Take 1852
multiplied by equals 66.16S; the sum
OF the digits is 81; 9 into - goes
3 times. oh, there is an immense
amount of fun in 9.
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Gunrison County.

The year just closed has been a rec.
ord-breakcr for all branches Of indus.
try in Gunnison county. especially that
OF metal mining. The scenes of the
greatest activity has been in the Pit.
Ohio City gold belt. whore several
transportation and drainage tunnels
have been run from 800 to 5000 feet.
exposing large bodies of ore.
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Grain.

Wheat. choice milling. per 100 lbs
sl.O5. Rye. Colorado. bulk. per 10"
lbs. Csc. Oats. bulk, Nebraska No. .
white. Sl.lJ: same in sacks. sl.22: Col
orado white. in sacks. Sl.3O. Corn. in
bulk. soc: in sack. S9C. Corn chop
sacked. 9Oc. Bran. Colorado. per 100
lbs. sl.05.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-11
Colorado Metal Output 1859 to Janu
Dividends Of Mills.

A feature OF the year In the Cripple
Creek district was the tendency of
mine owners to move toward the cree
ton Of their own mills. either in the
district, or at the valley points. The
companies treating Cripple Creek ores
under contracts during the year are
credited with earning and paying the
following dividends in 1906
The Delta independent., 1907-01-11
Cripple Creek Dividends in 1906.

Dividends paid by the Strong Gold
Mining Company. the Crosson G. NJ.
Co. and other close corporations not
making distributions public. will not
he found in this list. A fair estimate
OF the distributions OF such close cor.
porations would be 100000 Mt con
sCrvativc Cstimntc.)
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Iron and Steel Production.

The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com.
pany. as the largest producer of coal
and iron In the state. has enjoyed tn"
complete restoration OF normal work
ing conditions in Colorado more largely
han any other concern. Its ontir"
works have felt the inspiration of new
equipment and general improvements.
Following Is comparative state
m"nt Of tonnage OF products. in tons Of
1000 pounds. for IN" fiscal year end
Ing Jsnc 80, 1904 1905 and 1906:
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Hay.

Upland. per ton. sl5.0oT 1850; sec
ond bottom. sli.o0W 1850; timothy
SlS.50d li.50; alfalfa. prime. Sl0.5ow
il.ho; straw. $3.50; South Park wir,
grass. Sl5.5OdlT.O0.
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Some lien never succeed because
they are afraid OF doing more than
their share
The Delta independent., 1907-01-11
Summit County's Report.

Summit county's output for 1906
shows II good increase in all but copper
ores. Following Is n conservative csti.
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Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin. firm ............. 3l4
Crcamerics. extra. Colo... $40 81
Crcamcries. extra. eastern $40 -
Creamories. tlrsts, Colorado
and eastern .......... IS
Process and renovated
goods. ID. ....,...... 20
Packing stock. fresh ..... 201 81
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1901
! 1905
I Vtl1
Cripple Creek Output by Months.

Figures on tonnage and value of ores
mined and treated. from the Cripple
Creek district, during 1906.
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Boulder County Output.

The mineral production OF Boulder
county for the year 1906, as compiled
by Secretary FiDe Of the Boulder Com
mercial Assnciaiinu Is as follaXS:
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Eggs.

Eggs. fresh. case count. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08
Gainesville.

CARTERSVILLE, VA. September o.
The lot belonging to Mr. NJ. H. Ishell
which Is situated near the Cnrtersville
Methodist Church. was sold at public
auction on Tuesday, September 3rd. Mr.
a. I. Brown. representing the Modern
Woodmen Of America, purchased the
lot for three hundred and fifteen dol
lars. The Camp of Modern Woodmen
here, with Mr.. W.. N. Rhodes as con-
sui, Is In a flourlshing condition, and
they will doubtless put up hall on
the site purchased at an early date.
series OF meetings Is in progress
at the Methodist Church hero. The
pastor, Rev. ]. M. Rowland, is being
assisted by Rev. Boyd Hudson, OF West
Point, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Moon. OF Tam
worth, Va, are chaperoning q party
OF young people at the Exposition this
week. Some of the party are Misses
Vivian and Matte Duncan. Miss Lucille
Moon and the Misses Moore.
Mr.. NJ. s. Knight, cashier of the Car
tersTti!e Bank, spent Sunday and Mon
day at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Robinson and Mr..
Fl. ]. Rhodes returned on Saturday
night from the Exposition
Mr.. w. l.. Watkins. of Hillsboro, N.
c., Is visiting friends In Cartersyilie
Mr.. and Mrs. Burette Ford, who were
married early in July and started at
once to Europe. have returned, and are
now guests at "Newstead," the home
or Mr.. Boaz Ford, near Cartersyille. Mr.
and Mrs. Ford will leave shortly for
Macon. Ca, where they Will spend the
| winter.
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Bon Air Briefs.

RON AIR, Va September THE
continued cool weather and departure
of summer guests and boarders for
their homes remind us that the fall
has come! Tile agent here reports a
sale of over five hundred tickets for
August. showing a surplus of more
than two hundred for any month pre-
vious, and shows considerable travel
from small place.
Among last Sundays guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul orgain, Misses Alice and
Louise Yancey, Mr.. and Mrs. Manly
md Messrs. Motley and Bldgood, OF
Richmond, and Hunt and Cox, OF Wash
ington, at Mr.. j. %. Cox's.
Mr. Withers Miller, OF Richmond, at
MIR. Polk Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Shelton and Miss
Mary Shelton. of Richmond. with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Peasants
Mr.. Richard Gwathmey, at Mrs.
Bridgforth's,
Mrs. William withers and Miss
Frances Withers left last Tuesday for
Asheville. n. c., and other points South
and will be absent for some time.
Misses Virginia Miller and Nellie Nc
Cluer left this week for Staunton.
where they will attend Mary Baldwin
Seminary this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Boswell Alsop and Mr..
and Mrs. Miller McCue have returned
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Northumberland.

r HEATHSvILLE. VA, September o.
Miss Laura Jones. who has been visit
ing Miss Irene Nelms, returned Friday
to her home In Baltimore
Misses Lula Downing and Linda Snow
and Professor II. NJ Brent, who have
been attending n house party In Me-
chanicsville, Md. returned to their
homes hero Friday.
Misses Margaret. Annie and Leila
Shirley, Leah Rice. Chloe Snow, Louise,
Lizzie and Lillian Anderson, are spend
ing this week at the exposition.
Miss Maggie Rice, who has been
spending the summer here. returned to
her homo in Baltimore Friday. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
boswell Shirley.
MIR. j. II. Brent, of williamsburg,
spent II few days at his home here
recently.
Miss Lucy Brown Beale, who has
been visiting Miss Alma Brent. returned
Saturday to her home in Westmore-
land.
Miss Josephine Deshelds, OF Tappa-
hammock, visited her sister. Mrs. w. Q.
Snow, recently.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Brent left Saturday for q
weeks visit to the exposition.
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DR.. Knowlton's DANDERINE
MISS ]. CARROLL
23O7 Irving Ave-, Chicago.

zen Rec sss%ss @ S % @ @ % @ %
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Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, September
Mr.. A. s. Peatross has returned to
his homo In Norfolk. after spending a
week here with relatives.
Mr. A. r. Anderson and wife and
children. who have been at Mr.. A. A.
Anderson's. have returned to their
home in Washington.
Mr., Percy III. Walker, of washington,
spent this week at Mrs. Francis a
Glassell's.
Mr.. w. Moncuro Gravatt. OF Black
stone spent this week at Judge n, G..
Moncures.
Mrs. Il. d. Vincent has returned to
her home In Norfolk after spending
some time here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, G.. Ennis, who have
been visiting his mother Mrs G, r.
Ennis, loft to-day for their homo In
Washington.
Mrs, Or. Smith. of Louisa, is spend
Ing some time with her mother Mrs.
G. X. Ennis.
Mr.. md Mrs. Sirnmonds. OF Harls-
Vile, w, Va, arc Waiting Mar. ana Mrs,
l., 70. Martin.
Miss Louise Haines has returned from
trip to the exposition and Richmond.
She brought with hcr Miss Amelia
Buck, OF Richmond. who Will spend
several days.
Miss Margaret Norman md Mr..
| @ IA. Fleming. Of Richmond, are visit
| ing Mrs, John w, Gill,
Misses julia and Marion Rylund, of
richmond. are visiting at DIR w, II
Eroaddua.&
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FUN NOT TAGGING
AT CROCKEITS
Though Season Late, Guests VIII
Fill Hotel and Enter
tainments.

CROCKETT SPRINGS. VA. septem-
Der Though the season is far adj
vanced. life at Crockett Springs is
still crowded with enjoyment, ana
pleasures seem to multiply as the days
go by. The hotel and cottages are
well filled. for, though there are oc-
casional leave-takings, nearly every
train brings fresh arrivals TO fill the
places of the departing ones
Among the pleasant occasions of the
week was the morning german of Mon
day. Many OF the weekend beaux
from Roanoke and Salem remained
over, and the ballroom was well-filled.
The participants voted the affair n
great success the pleasure being due
largely to the skilful leading of Dr. e.
c. Moomaw. who is ono of the most
graceful dancers In this section.
long to be remembered for it's
brilliancy and for the enjoyment that
seemed to prevail during the entire
evening.
Tuesday night stereopticon enter.
tainment gave great delight to the
children and pleasure to number Of
the older ones.
Thursday Mrs. Thomas gave de-
lightful tea at Beechwood Cottage,
and the occasion was one of much
pleasure to the favored guests.
Lunches and after-the-bal suppers
are OF SO frequent occurrence as to
escape special notice. and card parties
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fredericksburg Social.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. September
I.---Misa Nettie Fitzhugh has gone tt
! Waynesboro, where slio VIII apene
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. w N. Blake have re-
turned from.the Exposition.
Misses May aud Lucia Biain, OF
Louisville, Ky, were guests this week
of their brother Colonel Charles Rich
ardson.
Mr.. w. Thomas Jones has returned
from! n sojourn at Greenbrter White
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. b. p. Willis and children are
home again from Cnlpepcr county
where they spent several weeks. =.
Mrs. W. u. Bradley has returned
from Clear View Cottage, Newport
News where she spent two months
Mrs II. May Rowlctt and Miss Maude
Embrey have returned from Rock
bridge Alum Springs.
Miss Willie Il. shooter has returned
from Hanover county, where she WIS.,
tied friends.
Bishop J.gsB. Funstcn and wife, of
Idaho, were guests this weel OF Mrs.
William p, Pratt. at Port Royal.
Mrs. Julia A. Henderson has returned
from an extended visit to South caro-
lima.
Mrs D. d. wheeler and Mrs. A. X.
Phillips arc back home from Buffalo
Llthla Springs.
Mr.. H. Lewis Wallace has returned
from Ashevilie. n. c..
Mrs. P ". Daniel and daughter are
spending the month of September In
Loudoun county.
Mr.. Michael Wallace is on visit to
Boston.
Rev. J. II. Lacy. who has been visit
ing relatives here, has returned to
Winchester.
Mrs. w. II. Harrison and daughter,
Miss Lima, have returned from a visit
to Lancaster county.
Miss Halle Chichester and Mr.. p. M.
Chichester have returned from the cX-
position.
Mrs. r. A. Williams and Miss Lula
Williams have returned from visit
to friends in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. III. a. Fleet, of Rich
mond, were guests this week of Mr..
j. 2. Rowe and family.
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RICHMOND GIRLS
ARE FAVORITES
Misses Adams, Boykin and
Taylor Recipients Of Much
Attention.

\ : = i = Il. y
5.5gI1FFERsoN PARK HOTEL Sep
TENDER 7.-Thrce Of Richmond's most
attractive young girls, Misses Helen
Dewitt Adams, Daisy ,Boykin and
Edith Taylor, are spending some time
here, and are the reciplents@of much
attention.
DIR. J. a.. B. Sinclair was the host
on Saturday at a dinner party includ-
ing Miss Rixey, OF Culpeper; Miss MIN
ME Darden. of Newsoms; Miss Otey
Minor, OF Richmond Va; Mrs. LeRoy
Ropar, OF Petersburg; Mr.. Lucian Bick-
ers, Mr.. Jack Peyton and MT. william
fife.
one Of the most beautiful affairs
given here this season took place on
Monday night when over thirty cou-
pies danced the german, which was
gracefully led by Mr.. Stuart Hanckel,
of Charlottesville, and Mrs. LeRoy
Roper, of Petersburg.
Among the dancers We're Misses OAR
den, Miss Otey Minor, Mrs. Tally. Mrs.
IIankins, OF Washington; Mrs. Nor
ment, Miss Elsie Boykin. Misses Law
son, Misses Behrendt, Miss Woods, Miss
Martha lambert. Of Atlanta; MISS
Quinn, Miss Middleton, Miss Parrish
Miss Rixey, of Culpeper; Miss smith,
OF Texas; Miss Watson, Miss Marshall,
Miss Pollock. Miss Florence Sinclair,
Miss Fontaine Maury. Mrs. John wal
ter Allen, Miss Marian Peyton, Mrs'
IIough and Miss Eunice Niche.
Messrs. Woods. boyd. Gamble, Sin
Clair Taylor Hughes. Smith, Darden'
Monserat, Nelson, Coghill. Blckers'
Niche. Price, Allen, Behrendt, Van
dergrift, Dr, j. A. B Sinclair. Robert
Claiborne, VIII Cooke, Walters. Wick
ham. gBarringer, DR., Marshall, DIR. Rea1
IspIclxfort, DR. Nelson, Charlie Sinclair,
David Chalmers. John Jones. Ton
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Norfolk Social.

NORFOLK, VA. September 7.-While
Norfolk and vicinity has ended. for
others 1t has not much more than
commenced and the coming And going
of residents and visitors continues
Mrs. Evan Wilkinson and son, Err
nest, of Washington. were the guests
this week of Mrs. Ida Ward
Miss Annie Guy. who has been Wis
ting Mrs. w. f. Lloyd. in Suffolk. has
returned home.
Miss Margaret Britt. OF this city.
was tho guest this week of her aunts,
the Misses Britt. Of Suffolk.
| Miss Bessie Ives has returned from
Clifton Forge, Va.
Mrs. Willard r. Cooke. who spent
the summer at Chautauqua- n. T., has
returned to her home In this city.
Afr. and Mrs A. C. Aliley have re-
turned from the Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Dickinson, Jr,
have returned from Bowling Green.
Miss Sallie Bearnan has returned
from Lexington, Va
Miss Margaret Prentis Is the guest
of Mrs. Nathaniel Beaman. on Colonial
Avenue.
Miss Ethel TAFT and Miss Rebecca
TAFT have returned from Amherst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel L. Green
have returned from Canada.
Mrs. kirkland Ruffin, who spent the
summer In the mountains of Virginia,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes have
returned from the White Mountains
Mrs Howard CT. Avery Is at Natural
Bridge.
Mrs. Thomas Drummond has return
ed from Accomac county.
Miss Carrie S. White, Of Whining
ton. N. c., is the guest of friends In
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Cohn. Misses
Caroline and Anna Rose COIN and Mrs.
Norman Bell. Jr.. have returned from
the Warm Springs. Where they spent
month.
Mrs. John K, Fulson and daughter,
Miss AIaude Rowland Fulson, OF Water
| valley, Mss are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. ". Reid.
Miss Rvth Grabill, who has been
visiting in Norfolk, has returned to
| Washington.
Misses Elizabeth, Clair and Iadge
VIM. who spent the summer at Cap
ron Springs, returned to their home
| In this city this week
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Morris have
returned from Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Mary Urquhart Brooke, who
has been visiting friends in Maryland,
returned home this week.
IL.
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q their home in Richmond, having

to their home In Richmond, having
spent part of the summer with Ms.
Bridgforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Short, Of Rich
mond, have also returned home, having
spent August with Mrs. Ashburner.
Mr.. Anton Jahnke is visiting rela-
tives in Texas -sss
Mrs. 'Elmore Hotchliss. sJr.. Is again
at "Nfoitebellop with Mr.sfand Mrs.
Forbes. having recently returned from
Rawiey Springs. MRS. Arthur Ripley.
who is at Yellow Sulphur, Is expected
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tyler and chill
dren have returned to their home in
Richmond, having been at the Pleasant
cottage.
Mr.. r. Mcc. Burlington has returned
from business trip through Georgia
and Florida.
Miss Belle Lunson, Mary, Robert and
Holdt Burlington spent last Thursday
with Mrs. Bellamy in Powhatan.
Mrs. r. A. Marshall and baby. of
Amelia, are guests of Mrs. r.. T.. Bridg-
forth.
Mr.. S. S. Elam and son, Chambers
Elan. who are sunmering at lie
Noel" spent last Sunday with relatives
in Chase City.
Mr.. j. q. Cox, of Washington, D. c.,
who has been visiting his son. Mr.. j..
f. Cox, Jr, left to-day to visit rela-
tives in Clifton Forge.
Dr. and Mrs. w. r. l.. Smith and Miss
Mamie Smith. Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Anna Johnson are guests of Mrs VIII
liam Ellyson,
Miss Cary, of Richmond. has been
recent visitor in Colonel Talcott's
home
Miss Lucy Prlndle and Mr.. Richard
Prindle left this week for Kirksville.
Missouri, where they VIII continue
courses in osteopathy.
Misses Edith and Katherine Prindle
left Friday to accept positions In col
leges: the former in Delaware. the lat
ter In Wisconsin.
Messrs. Vincent and Darnley Adam
son. Stiles Ellyson, Wilson Meek. Alfred
Smith and others are enjoying camp
life near Cammack's Mill.
Little Miss Virginia Gown, Of Br-
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Jones. DR.. Lynn. Jack Peyton. Bradley
Peyton, Maynadier Mason. Don Peters,
Percy Crockford. Roger Bickars, Pc
gram Warren. VIII Thornton. Rhett
and Emmett chaperons-Mrs. w S.
constable. Mrs. +. t. Boykin Mrs.
Mnury.. Mrs. lawson and Mrs. May
Conrad Qainn.
The Misses Darden. of Newsoms, Va,
were charming hostesscs on Saturday
morning last. when they entertained
th-ir friends delightfully."- at bridge.
Mrs. A. l. Watkins made the top score
and won n beautiful cut glass vase.
and Mr.. James Aston Cabell won the
gentieman's prize. silver knife. while
Mr.. Warren. OF Bacon's Castle. was
presented with the BOBBY. a silver mule
stickpir. "and her name was Maud"
After most spirited game. delicious
refreshments were enjoyed, Miss Min
ME Darden and Miss Eleanor Mont
gomery serving.
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arc in progress at all hours of the

arc In progress at all hours OF the
day.
Some of the latest arrivals are Miss
"a. NJ. Lewis. Miss A. Il. Saunders, Pc
tcrsburg; Miss Y. l.. Croft. Arthur l..
Carroll, ". NJ. GraybIll. Richmond:
Ben G. Moomaw. G. p. HUFF. c.. G.
Campbell. II. w. Gregory, C. g. Bur-
nett, j. Paul Graft. Mrs. j. NJ. Ear
heart. Miss Earheart, G. G.. Gooch. IT.,
NJ. /. Parker. 4. F.. Snyder. l.. V Bon
durant. II. Il. Boswell. John $. Boswell.
r. L. Penn. IL II. MarlxIey.
Roanoke; c. J. pillard Rocky
Mount: f. L. Jones. Farmvillo;
Stirling Smith. Winston. n. c.; j. X.
Anderson. Mrs. Baxter Logan. Salem.
s. j. Wilhelm and Wife, Mobile. Ala;
Evelyn Shirley. BIucield, W. Va. Miss
Matte +. Balm. Alexandria: Misses
ophelia and Lutte westwood, Norfolk;
A. n. Carroll. 2. s. Lovelace. Lynch
burg: G. G. Doris. Bristol; Gustayo
Griebus. Washington. u. c.; c. NJ.
Graham, Goshen; Mary I. Radford,
Allen t. Eskridge, Jr., shawsvillc.
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Scottsville Social.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, September o.
Miss Virginia Pitts entertained n NUM-
her OF her friends MT Belle Haven" on
Tuesday, the occasion being in honor
of her birthday and that OF her twin
brothers, Mcssrs. John aud Lindsay
Pitts. Those present were: Misses
Mary Powers, of Richmond; Mary Fox,
Martha and Maud billiard, Dudley
Staehlin. of Texas; Lucy Smith, of
Richmond Susie Blair, Katherine Fox,
Lucy and Ann Peasants, Eva Briggs,
Doreen Parkinson, Marian Starke, of
Richmond: Kathleen Colley, of West
Virginia. Edith Pitts, of Arvonia; Vir-
ginia Pitts, Elizabeth rompkins. OF
Richmond; Katherine Pitts. Louise Beal
Annie Jones, Emily Wade, of Richmond.
and Tom Peasants. Benjamin billiard,
A. Gilbert Bell, Jr.. Pinckney Powers,
OF Richmond; George and John Briggs,
John S. Martin. of Richmond; John and
Lindsay Pitts, Willie Wade, of Rich
nond; Willie Davis, Wilson Craigte, of
Richmond: Lawrence and George Bur
CESS, Henry Harris, Sam Tompkins, OF
Richmond.
Mr.. Fred Fair. of Manchester, is
visiting his aunts, the Misses Beal.
Miss Brownie Fox left a few days
ago for Richland, Ga, to teach.
Mr.. Jeff Durrett, of New York, is
visiting his parents near Warm.
Miss Parke Harris will leave this
week for Richmond. and will teach
during the coming session near High
land Park.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wade, OF Richmond, is
spending some time with relatives here
Mr.. Reeve Nicholas has gone to
Lynchburg to engage in business.
Mrs Atkins and Miss Louise Atkins
returned to Richmond a few days ago,
after spending the summer here.
DR.. Fletcher Jordan left this week
for his old home in Murfreesboro,
Tenn.
Mr. r. l. Wade. of Richmond, visited
Scottsville this week.
Mr. John C. Hill, of Baltimore, who
has been guest at Mr.. c. B. Harris's,
was called to Philadelphia Sunday on
account of the death Of his wife's
nephew.
Mr. w. a. Powers, of Richmond, Wis
tied his family here a few days ago.
Miss Berta Fox left last week for
Covington, Ga. where she will teach
during the coming session.
Miss Mary Fox is out again, after an
illness caused by a runaway accident.
Mrs. W. a. Powers left this week
for Richmond.
Mr.. II. G. Harris has returned from
n visit to West Virginia.