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The Washington times., 1907-09-22
Clarendon
LIGHTS
FOR VILLAGE
Improvement Association
Orders Census to Be
Taken.

Clarendon Improvement Association
met Monday evening at the home Of
George Thurber. Among the most i'm
portant business transacted al this
meeting was the appropriation of money
for the purpose of purchasing lamps. TO
be placed at the important points
A census is TO be taken. TO find out
the exact population. together with the
rumber Of children of school age
The Falls Church Electric Railway
Company is to be petitioned to have
station placed at Spruce street. on the
new line. for the accommodation Of pa
irons living In that section.
Fire-hghting apparatus has been
bought. and will be installed In a build
inS 70 be erected for # near Mr.. Thomp-
sons store.
1t was unanimously agreed to vote for
the special tax OF 10 cents on the 800
for the purpose of finishing the Fort
Myer Heights School
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman and son. who
have been visiting relatives in Fauquier
county, returned home this week after
pleasant visit among old friends.
]. / Murray. from Fostoria, Va. has
purchased a dwelling at Clarendon
DR.. and Mrs. Claude Bonifant Cookrev.
after delightful honeymoon spent in
the North, are at home with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Suite.
Louie Cation is visiting his aunt. In
Brookland. D. c.
Mrs. Levi Bowen has been entertain
ing two nieces, the Misses Williams.
Her mother Is also visiting her. and will
remain some time.
Mrs. Susie Props. of Charles Town.
w. Va. visited her sister Mrs. Arm
strong. this week. She was called here
by the Illness of their father, Richard
Kerns, who is in Providence Hospital
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. L. w. Cation. with her son.
Herbert, returned this week from a visit
Of two weeks to her sister, In Freder-
icksburg.
James Armstrong has purchased one
acre of land on Fuckers subdivision
and will erect a nice cement house on
that property soon.
c. B. Emmons. of Washington. has
laid out the grounds for a consorta BILE
cement house on his property, adjoining
that of Mr.. Armstrong.
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Mrs. Theo Bailey. Of Fifteenth street.
who had an operation performed on he's
ear. is improving.
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TIE Y L N c met last Tuesday
evening at S O'Clock. This is the hrse
meeting this season.
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Charles F. Young. OF SIS H street, who
has been spending some time IN Fred
erick, Nd, has returned home.
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Miss Fanny Bell. Of Jackets Mills,
Va, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. wiiliau
R. WapIe. Of 1877 H street.
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Tom Carlon, OF Twelfth street, has
been very I'll. but is better now.
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Miss Ruth Felter, who spent scma
time with Miss Marie watkins. Of Cedar
Heights. Nd. has returned home
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Wing and their
grandson. Of Knoxville. Tenn. who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Wat
son Karr, of this place, for the past
ten days. have gone 10 Roanoke, Va,
en- route home
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fell from the tor OF a freight car In the
Anacostia freight yards Saturday snd
received severe injuries 10 his head and
back He was taken TO Providence Hos
pitaL Hodges lives Al l7O7 Cov.as,ton
street, Baltimore.
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= Vinton and C Pistol have returned
from Atlantic City, where they spent
most or RI summer months.
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Misses Ruby Hall and Sadie Kerper
have returned from Farmers Fork. Vn-
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J. c, Kaufman and wife are at home,
after spepd ding several weeks IN PENN
sylvania-
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All the schools in Alexandria county
opened with a large attendance.
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Emory Hodgson, Guy Church, and
Joseph Luttrell left this week for the
Virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute at Blacks
burg.
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Al Felter. OF Third street. has re-
turned from Cape May, n. ].
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Miss Clara Macintosh, os Eighth
street. has returned home. after a pleas-
ant trip 20 Haserstown, Nd.
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The funeral OF Rafael z. Morales who
recently left Falls Church 10 go to
Cuba. where he contracted fever, took
place on Wednesday. The interment
was in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith. with
their two daughters, Helen and Esther.
'isited Mr.. Smiths parents this week
nea- Herndon. His sister returned with
them for g short stay
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Misses May and Frances Noel, OF
Twelfth and I streets, have returned
from ForestvilIs. Nd.
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General Notes and Personals
Of Interest to the East End

Tie forty-siXth anniversary OF the ap-
pointment Of Linsan B. Anderson. OF
Anaccstia to the District police force oc-
CURED Friday last Mr. Anderson, who
is still in active service, entered the de-
partment September I3, 1861, and was
among the first apnointees. He has
served in different precincts, much
of his duty being performed in Anacos-
tia. but lE later years he has been as
signed to duty at the District building
on the night force. Mr.. Anderson,
streets. is the oldest policeman in point
of service doing duty In The department,
A report was made to the Anacostia
police station Tuesday that an aban-
doned child had been found at Fort
stanton by two colored women, who
were, however too frightened to make
any investigation. Sergeant Charles A.
Stevens and Policeman Brown visited
the fort. but were unable to discover
any traces Of a child having been there.
The policemen spent half a day search
ing the woods.
Benjamin Munden. OF the committee
on public schools in the Anacostia CitI-
zens Association. who recently under
went surgical treatment at Providence
Hospital has recovered sufficiently to
be removed 10 his home. y Jackson
street.
Anacostia Lodge. No. p. F. A. A. NJ.
held meeting in the Masonic Hall here
Monday evening, when a third degree
was conferred. several candidates being
accepted.
William II. Hodges. fortvl wears old.
. brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio,
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Miss BeIlah Ranknight and her
brother, Virgil, and James Fallin, G. w.
Hauxhurst. James Mari, Miss Ethel
Payne, and Mrs. Nettie Thompson are
enjoying g week at the jamestown Ex-
position.
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Mr. End Mrs. D. Watson have return
ed ha-le from a visit to ST. Mary's
county, Nd.
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Mrs. Frank c. Haines and her daugh-
ter. Marjorie. who have been witn
party Of friends at Pen Mar for several
weeks, have returned TO their home
Miss Elizabeth A. Fitzpatrick has
gone to Atlantic City TO remain several
weeks.
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T. Garrison has sold TO Mr.. Donaldson
the house which is being erected on tt ,
Farlee subdivision.
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Miss Mary Glenn Newell, after a
pleasant visit to relatives in North
Carolina. and a trip 10 the jamestown
Exposition. returned to her home on
Washington street
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The Rev. James r. Edwards. Of Hen
derson, N. c.. made known his accept
ance Of the call extended TO him to be-
come the pastor Of the Anacostia Bap-
tist Church. which has been without a
minister since the resignation Of the
Rev. Hiram NJ. Geren nearly two months
age. Mr.. Edwards has been filing the
pulpit of Anacostia Church for the past
month.
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Miss Ada Klein, OF Baltimore. is Wis
iting Miss Emma Israel 145 Jackson
street. Miss Cora Chambers. who has
been the guest Of Miss Isaac, has re-
turned 70 her home.
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Edwin w Dickel. clerk at the free
delivery station in Anscostia, has gone
to Saratoga, n. Y, on q visit.
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Mrs j. T. Dent, OF III jefferson street,
and ner sons, Earl and John. have re-
turned home from the vicinity of Vii
lage. Va. where Mrs Dent was called
by the severe illness Of her mother and
sister.
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INFANTS SUMMER SICKNESS

INFANTS SUMMER SICKNESS
The following simple treatment VIII usrl-
ally cure summer diarhoea within "a
hours
1. Stop feeding dairy milk
2 Give 60 about one-year-oldD one
grain OF caIomel cut into three doses Of
two-IIour intervals.
). Feed for a few days on thick rice
water finely strained. and sweetened.
while ''et hot. with some condensed milk.
Keep mixture cool. heating bottis when
needed.
& When cured. gradually substitute
sca'ec- or pasteurired dairy milk
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF sIcKHEss.
E. BERLINER. Secretary.
p. S.-A regular diet for children on
condensed milk is inadvisable.
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Dr. George 2. Fadeleyf and their son.
Mack. left Thursday for Boston by
steamer.
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Charles n. McGroarity is at home
again after trip TO Denver. Col.
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Charles B. cocirell and daughte-. Miss
Stella Cockreil, left Alexandria last
week for the jamestown Exposition.
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A union picnic OF Sunday schools will
be held at Neelsville next Saturday
The Rev. 7. D. Richards is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements. All
Sunday schools within visiting distance
are invited % attend and carry their
luncheon
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Mrs. A L. Kays and Mrs. z. B.
Franklin and son are the guests of
Lawrence Kays.
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Frank Curren, OF Ellicott City, Md,
is the guest OF Thomas T. Williamson,
Of Monroe street
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Carl R. Creighton left Alexandria las
week for the jamestown Exposition.
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Alvah Godding. of the Government
Hospital for the Insane. is spending his
vacation at Winehendon. Mass.
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Mrs. Al Tnomas. accompanied by her
son, Claude. is spending this week
with relatives near Great Falls.
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William II. Hodges. fortvf years old.
. brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Louis ]. Smith. OF 115 Maple avenue.
has gone to his old home in Washing
ton. Ohio. Mrs. Smith returned recent
~ from the same place.
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The dancing class OF Miss Sarah Will
lard Howe reopened with a sOiree on
Saturday evening, September q, at 912
I street northwest
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Jefferson Institute opened September
l6. The members of the school board
present were Messrs. Church, Fadely,
and Mank,n.
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Engineer William webb, of No Is fire
engine company. is absent from duty on
annual leave. a portion Of which he will
spend in Virginia.
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Wistar CropP has returned home from
a visit to friends in Staunton and
Burketown, Va.
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Miss Mabel Reeves has returned 10
her home On sherman avenue after
spending the summer months eway
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Mrs L. w Cation. with her son
Herbert, returned this week from a visit
Of two weeks TO her sister. In Freder-
icksburg
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Miss NJ. GauIt Norton has returned
froia Markham, where she has been sum
mering.
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Mrs william W. Herbert had as her
guests last week. Mrs. George u.
Brooke, and daughter. Of Cumberland.
Nd.
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Miss Susie Dawson is enjoying a trip
to Buffalo and New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Smith and their
son, Halton, returned this week from
New York.
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James Armstrong has purchased one
acre of land on Fuckers subdivision
and will erect q nice cement house on
that property soon.
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Mrs Susie Props. of Charles Town,
w. Va. visited her sister. Mrs. Arm
strong. this week. She was called here
by the illness of their father. Richard
Kerns, who is in Providence Hospital
with typhoid fever
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Miss Ida Dove has finally decided to
accept the Leadership offered her At
Vienna, Va.
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Louis I. Dent appointed as an exam
iher of Surveys, has finished his work In
Idaho, Montana. His next station IS
San Francisco. Mr.. Dent is the son of
Mrs. r. J. Dent, who IS boarding with
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W. T. Penn is spending a week at
Herndon, Va
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Mr.. and Mrs. Newman and son. who
have been visiting relatives in Fauouier
county, returned home this week after
a pleasant visit among old friends.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

William Manyette. Of 240 Jefferson
street, has gone to Panama to work
on the canal
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The last meeting OF the Rockville
Morning Card Club was held at the
home OF Mrs Rose Williams.
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BaIISton
LAY NEW TRACKS
FOR TROLLEY LINE
Improvements Made to Fa-
cilitate Shifting
of Cars.

The Washington Arlington. and Falls
Church electric railway nave begun lay
ing new tracks on their property at
Ballston in order TO have switches upon
which they can sidetrack and shift cars.
Tie hoard OF supervisors Of Alexan-
dria has awarded the contract to repair
School street and Clement avenue and
work Will commence In a few days
a quiet home wedding took place
Wednesday at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
w. Z. Weaver when Henry Santmyer
and Miss Elizabeth Monroe, Of Loudoun
county, Va, we're united in marriage
BY the Rev. w. J. Young, pastor Of
Ballston Presbyterian Church. The cere-
mony was witnessed by only close
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Santmyer left on
nOrthbound train. They will be at
home In Ballston after October /.
Mrs. Warner and children. of Wash
lngtonl were guests OF Mrs. Vance
Harper this week.
James and Larney King are spending
pleasant time at the jamestown Ex-
position.
Mrs Al Thomas, accompanied by her
son, Claude, is spending this week
with relatives near Great Falls.
T. Garrison has sold TO Mr.. Donaldson
the house which is being erected on tts
Farlee subdivision.
All the schools IN Alexandria county
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George V. Moore has returned TO his
home after spending the summer at
Old Point Comfort and jamestown, Va.
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Announcement has just been made OF
the marriage, September II, at the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church rec
tory. Of William NJ. Mandey and Miss
Ruth Baggett, daughter OF Mrs. Mary
z Baggett. Of this city The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. NJ. Van
ArSdale.
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The members OF the Brookland Epis-
copal Church viii soon welcome their
former rector. the Rev William Nor
gan-Jones, who. with his wife. has been
travelling In Europe for the last year.
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The Rev. W. o. s. Thomas and Mrs.
Quick and daughter, Hazel, are at the
jamestown Exposition
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Mr.. ana Mrs James Edward shinn
have returned from the jamestown Ex-
position.
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TIE students o. St Thomas College
have returned after their summer vaca-
ton at St Mays of the Lake. Lake
George N. Y
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c. B. Emmons. of Washinston. has
laid out the grounds for a consorta bic
cement house on his property, adjoining
that of Mr.. Armstrong.
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The Rev. Ambrose Bevan. assistant
pastor Of the Immaculate Conception
Church, Washington. whose home is Or
Spring street, Anacostia, mas returned
from a trip through the southern part
OF Europe.
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Little Helen Potter, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Potter. IS confined at
her home in North Royal street with
typhoid fever.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and two sons, after
summer spent IN Falls Church, have
returned to Washingto ton for the winter.
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Robert Higgins win leave Tuesday for
a trip south and Will spend while at
Jamestown.
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Louie Cation is visiting his aunt. in
Brookland. D. c.
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Miss Irene Morgan. of WssbJ,o4.-.
Who has been staying with frie1Ss a.
Germantown. left for home a dav ~
two ago. VI
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DR.. and Mrs. Louis Dolloway. of To-
ledo, Ohio. are visiting at the home of
DR.. Dolloway's parents. on Newton
street
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]. J. Murray. from Fostoria, Va, has
purchased a. dwelling at Clarendon.
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DR.. and Mrs. Claude Bonirant Cookery.
after delightful honeymoon spent in
the North, are at home with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Suite.
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Miss Isabel Jeirs, who has been see
ing the jamestown Exposition for the
past ten days, has returned 70 her home
near Rockville.
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This week the police received a re-
quest from fhe relatives Of Elton Childs,
fifteen years of age, that search be
made for him. The boy was reported TO
have left his home, 125 Jackson street.
Anacostia. recently, and failed to re-
tt1ru
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Mrs. Levi Bowen has been entertain
ing tive nieces, the Misses Williams.
Her mother Is also visiting her, and will
remain some time
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Miss Virginia Bryan has returned
from the jamestown Exposition after
a pleasant weeks stay.
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While asleep in his home on Con-
gress Heights Friday night, according
to report to the police. James Lston
was relieved Of his watch. g in change.
and a coat The police are investigat-
ing
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Miss Daisy Griffin has gone 70 the
jamestown Exposition 70 spe7d two
weeks.
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John Seay, Jr-, IS spending a few
weeks in Canada, Niagara, and New
York.
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The following gentlemen are engaged
in pool tournament az the billiard
rooms Of the Montgomery Country Club
Dr. George z. Lewis, Dr. ReVerdy Stew
art George N. Allnutt Edward Hege
John Brewer. Robert Welsh. Russell
Brewer, George Brewer. SomerviIIe
Dawson. Leonard Groomes. and Ralph
Jones.
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Mrs John n. Johnson and Miss Ma
rian johnson have returned from Allan
tic City
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Miss Mamie Clark. OF Twelfth and
Quincy streets. left last Tuesday for
New York where she will take up a
course at the Pratt Institute.
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James Bogiey. OF the county clerks
office, and wife. are visiting the James
] town Exposit ton
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MISS Margaret Garrett. Of Washiaeto-
Is visiting friends in Rockville.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Haring and daugh-
ter, after a pleasant visit II their cousin
d. T. Demarest, have returned 20 their
home in New York
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Mrs. Eugene McNair and son. Tenry,
have gone to New York to visit rela-
tives.
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II. G Ansley had as his guests last
week Mr.. and Mrs James Corbitt. OF
Suffolk.
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Darby Bowman left Saturday ror
jamestown and other points OF interest
IN the South.
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Mr.. and Mrs- Hendricks and Mr.. and
Mrs.. Gordon. Of Washington, who have
osen spending the summer at the home
! OF Perry Waters. Germantown. have re-
tul ned TO their homes.
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Mahlon II. Janney has returned from
Basic city. Staunton, and Elkton, Va,
where he has spent the last six weeks.
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Brice Clagett IS at Ocean View. Va,
where he expects 70 stay few weeks.
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Jonah Cox is sick at his home in thu.
city with typhoid fever.
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Nelson T johnson will sail from San
Francisco on the steamer Siberia, for
China, October s.
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James and LaTney King are spending
a pleasant time at the jamestown Ex-
position.
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Mrs. NJ. A Zoolinger is visiting the
jamestown Exposition.
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Edwin Mckeever has returned to his
home on Holmead place. after spending
the summer at the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
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| Charles n. McGroarity is at home
again after a trip to Denver, Col.
Miss Susie Dawson is enjoying a trip
to Buffalo and New York.
/ Louis I. Dent appointed as an exam
iher of Surveys, has finished his work IN
/ Idaho, Montana. His next station is
Mrs. r. ]. Dent, who IS boarding with
Miss Nellie Green on Washington street.
John seay. jr-. IS spending a few
weeks in Canada, Niagara, and New
York
Miss Virginia Bryan has returned
from the jamestown Exposition after
a pleasant weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Haring and daugh-
Ter. after a pleasant visit II their cousin
d. T. Demarest. have returned 70 their
home in New York
Mrs. A. B. Plggott and son and Mrs.
Jarles Brown, have returned from the
jamestown Exposition
Mrs. Eugene McNair and son. Tenry.
have gone to New York to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and two sons, after
summer spent In Falls Church, have
The Rev. W. o. S. Thomas and Mrs
Quick and daughter, Hazel, are at the
jamestown Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith. with
their two daughters, Helen and Esther.
Visited Mr.. Smiths parents this week
nea- Herndon. His sister returncd with
them for g short stay.
Dr George p FadeIa,,f ana tba{- con
Mack. left Thursday for Boston by
steamer.
Emory Hodgson. Guy Church, and
Joseph Luttrell left this week for the
Virginia polytechnic Institute at Blacks
burg.
Miss Beulah RankniRht and her
brother, Virgil, and James Fallin. G. w.
Hauxhurst. James Mari, Miss Ethel
Payne, and Mrs. Nettie Thompson are
! enjoying week at the jamestown Ex-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith and their
son, Haltcn, returned this week from
! New York.
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Arthur Henley and his brother, John.
are employed at the jamestown TX
position.
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B-awner Hetfield OF Twelfth ans
Lawrence streets. has left for Baltimore.
where he will enter the Johns Hopkins
Medical School.
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Mrs. A r. Plggott and son and Mrs.
Jar1es Brown, have returned from the
jamestown Exposition.
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Miss Mamie Bulla. OF Omaha. Neb..
paid a visit to her uncle. the Rev. c. D.
Bulla. last week
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.
Miss Edna Atwell, Miss Viola Arden,
and Mrs. John w. Soles.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Elizabeth MeHen, Of Jefferson
street, has returned - her home after
a delightful stay OF two weeks At ocean
View and the jamestown Exposition.
Milton spransy. Of Euclid street. has
returned TO his home after spending
the summer months at Atlantic City
and New York
George Hinds. Of Irving street. has
returned home after spending three
months at Norfolk and the jamestown
Exposition.
Emery Cox. OF Emery street. expects
u attend the University Of Michigan
after returning from mis- trip to tlte
jamestown Exposition.
Z Vinton and c. Pistol have returned
from Atlantic City. where they spent
most OF ire summer months.
Miss Mabel Reeves has returned TO
her home On sherman avenue after
spending the summer months eway.
Brfce Clagett IS at Ocean View. Va,
where he expects 20 stay a few weeks.
Arthur Henley and his brother. John.
are employed at the jamestown TX
position.
Edwin MckeeveT has returned 70 his
home on Holmead place. after spending
the summer at the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
Miss Helen and Grace Townsend left
Monday for Mt ST. Agnes College.
Baltimore, where they Will attend
school.
Jesse Mckeever has returned 10 his
home on IIolmead place after a stay OF
two weeks at Ocean View. Va
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Or. Otis Lipthicum and family have re-
turned from trip to the jamestown
Exposition.
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Miss Helen and Grace Townsend left
Monday for Mt st. Agnes College
Baltimore, where they Will attend
school.