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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
An indispensable Layman.

\ famous and diguifed clergyman was
once summering in Massachusetts oppo-
site Martha's Vineyard, and went across
to the island n day with one OF his
elders and a guide. They were to come
back by the steamer, but by a mis-
chance, missed it by a couple Of boats
lengths. The clergyman had an engage
ment to lecture on the mainland that
night, at saw no way of getting over.
He was SPECIFICS. The guide, who
wanted to get away also, made the air
sulphurous for about FIVE minutes, to
the horror of the elder. He turned to
the clergyman, and in an apologetic
manner said:
Isn't it terrible, the way that man is
talking. You ought to stop him, doc
tor" go
MY friend responded the clergy
man, with most impressive dignity and
solemnity, there are times when the
services OF layman are indispensable
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09

Srabitionerue er m9gtige, og Der
fanotes nof en- os anoen Samilte, iom
ipnteS, at bette g@gteifab bar en-
W~esaIiance.
Otter Den Iausiomme @mbriug
BEN til SempIet fra Galabiet, fulgte
ielpe Geremonien. 9ruogommen bar
beo9ffet meo S,toeler til en- fabelag'
tia 8erbi, beriblaubt ben perbens.
bersmte Claimant ~Sppitiernen".
Get par umlIist at ie 9riioers an.
ffgt, iaa tGt bar bun tiIIlsret, men
Tpatet pilbe bloc, at bun par en-
sfisnbeb, oe at ben unge Sprite bah.
Of faat en- oeilig 9ruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
A Youthful idea OF It.

They were looking at an illustrated
volume OF Hiawatha that little Gilbert
had received among his birthday pres
ents, the gift of a literary mother.
"This is Minnehaha," said his mother,
showing Gilbert a picture of Laughing
Water" standing beside her father at the
door of their wigwam. Gilbert, who
that morning had heard "The Song o.
Hiawatha" for the first time, seemed
duly impressed las his mother wished
him to bel and studied the picture
thoughtfully. Then, pointing to the old
Indian, he naively asked;
Mother, is that Mr.. Hahal"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
SYriters 6iftermaaI
| Jnoien.

s "Sonbon RasaSine" bar Den in.
biife Sprite Taniitiiubit for fort Sio
iioen ifrepet en- artifel ON fpriteIise
@iftermaal.
Seq piI," ifriuer SDriten. It'll at
begpnbe meo, iGrlig betone Sen ttore
Ssitioeligbeo | ct reIigisit Geremo.
MEL, iom uomerfer ale 9rplupper |
Sinooltan, nopnlig blanbt Stnouere.
0eitens SoIf bill maaife p~anifeligt
~fcritaa oenne Spbe ReIigislitet / Den
binouiife Rationalfarafter.
Ieb @iftermaal inoenfor De bstere
aIasier inoIeoes SorlopeIien az en-
grabmin al bsi Rang; al os til err
ban leoiaset af Ell bel Population;
han ienbes fra ben tilt9ufte gr,loS
Siem til @rlioeommens. Breiten tar
en aofosnso meb fig, % bpis oenne
@ape mobtages. menes oct, at Srie.
rem bar iagt So. Gerefter be9pnber
set Itore 9eip9r meo at uoperle Ga.
rer. g~rubgommen ienber til fin no
poIete Sltffer, 8lroer, Snpffer III.
NJ. aonieft og 8enge i,boeles til DC
fattige, iom Dor / Rerbeben af 9ri,.
Sens % @ruoeommens Stem. grab.
minen imsrer oerpaa grubgommens
Raube meo Gnufoo, ct SIags BAL
lam.
Sort efter Senne o~ffentlige Eli.
fjenbeeioeIie of SorIopelien begpnoer
ioa DC religisie @eremonier. 9agen,
ia gieIien ital finoe Steb, Determines
cmitGubelis 90 bsitibeIie. Oct at be-
femme 9rplupsbaoen, efter ct man
bar raaoipurgt Stiernerue, fables
Ntoobcort. Seuere fslger ben egte.
ifobeIige Sbomiana, bporunber Rre.
fen inbeu bet pirfelise @rpIlilp i'm.
ger Spmner og ~furretter fere Gere'
ulonier. Serpoa uoitebes Snobpoel.
Ter iii 9ruoens sSnr og grpnupsgip-
iterne. 9rrtSen oe 9rltogommen Dell
tar p6erIigere / ct Ear Geremonier,
fem fables Sbaua % 8eetbee. 8re.
item ffienfer ba belig Ole % 9eteI.
nsoolie paa bet unee GarS Sober.
llnoertioeu faar 8ruogommen fin
@rpuupSbraat ifi9nfet al 9ruocus
Sor9Iore. 9i9ens Mebgiit er Ell iao
rigtig Gag, at benoeS 5ar ofte pe0
llbbetaIiuaen Of ben bringeS til
@rerieu al stonomiif &uiu. SpiS
ban life cir beube en- %itorortet Weo-
gift. miiter ban al a9telie | fin Seft
ca / fin Saite. RGit eiter bans eset
@iitermaaI er 8attereus s@eteitab at
onIe Tom Den aubeu itore 9eeiuenbeo
! bans Sip, % buer Ell Sfiuing, Iom
ran | aoreueS Ssh fan ipare, lGgges
"a til benSes Niebeift.
Spis gruoens Gar er meaet RIG,
pIeier 9rpnuppet at feires | beuoes
Stem % Sa inSbpber 6aoercu life
oIene 9ruSaommens 5ar 90 ale
bans @euuer til grpliippet, men ban
icrpIister iis osiaa til at betaIe ale
eruSsommeus lloeifter, iii grpiliip.
pet er o%peritooet.
Boo ben beIterute Dag peuter
grubsommen peo SomiIiens Sempel
for ct mobtaee SruoeR % benoes
TsIee. os ben enoeIiee Geremoui fun
Ger oa Steo poa Ell Blaos | Tenn
pIet, iom fables Ranoop - ben bel.
Iiee 9labS. llnber Ell Tel al 9ere.
monieR er gulSeparret abitilt fra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
On ieistipet 2at.

en- Suefsrer, Der err befienot ionl
Ell flor SpssefusI, boeoe paa ct Ga.
natorium, boor Der iamtibis reitoerte
en- ipenif 9reoe meS aammertiener
geo Geiien fortuIte Saefsrereu, of
ban Ell SiS / 6orpeien bnpSe boet /
en- Saetbptte, hpor De itaoig bIeo &C.
neret al en- aat.
"Soa beiluttet ri at ofIipe ben
iortiatte ban. ~0ien Oct bar ~Iettere
iaet END siort. 81 orufueOe ben.
5GHste Den. eruo ben bpbt ueo
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Halifax Social News.

W
PAGES. VA. October 26.-Mrs. Roger
Williams. OF New York, Is spending q
few weeks with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. n. 4. Coleman.
Miss Annie Smith. after a pleasant
stay with her aunt. Mrs. w. r. Creath,
returned to her home in Richmond. Va.
this week.
City. Va. Is spending his vacation with
relatives at this place.
home In Axton. Va. after a short stay
with friends.
Miss Bette Coleman is visiting the
Jamestown Exposition this week
tersburg. Va. Tuesday after a short
stay IL the guest Of Miss Rena
Miss Mary waddiIl. after being the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Wilson. OF
Richmond. Va. is home again.
Miss Peache Edmonds left this week
for her home in Petersburg. Va. Miss
Edmonds has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. e. d. Barksdale. and has won
quite u number of friends around this
place.
Mrs. B. NJ. Easley and Messrs. Frank
EasIey and John French, of Eluefield,
w. Va, attended the Easley-Oliver
marriage. which took place last week.
Mr.. w. p. Mcdaniel, of Blacksmith,
S.. c.. spent a 10 wdays at this place
this week.
Miss Lille Vaughan is visiting her
brother. Mr.. w. Fl. Vaughan. of Beck.
Va.
Mr.. ]. P. Haynes returned to Oxford.
N. C.. Tuesday.
Masters Aaron and Everette Vaughan
hre attending the exposition this week.
Miss Gertrude Oliver spent Tuesday
with friends in South Boston. Va.
Jamestown Exposition. where she will
spend ON time.
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Buckingham Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
BUCKINGHAM. VA. October 2s.-The
Rev. Mr.. DAWSON. of Manchester. is
assisting the Rev. Mr.. Davis. OF the
local Baptist Church, In holding a series
of meetings this week. He Is a very
entertaining speaker.
The Misses Price. OF Dilwyn. are WIS.,
.lung here this week.
Mrs. s. j. Fisher. OF the Maysville
Hotel, is taking in the exposition.
Messrs. F. II. spencer and w. j. HUI
bard went to Appomattox on Monday,
returning Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. II. Spencer has rented rooms
from Mrs. j. II. Forbes, and will spend
the winter in the village, while the
children are attending school at the
courthouse,
Mrs. Lewis f.. Pease. and children are
living ut the Presbyterian parsonage.
Mrs. Z. K. L~anghorne has returned
from a visit with her home folks IN
kentucky.
Mrs. Pattia L. Noseley Is expecting
her boys HON for a two weeks holiday
about the first of November.
Mr.. James Rowe is spending a few
days at home this week.
Among the out-ot-town visitors here
last week were Messrs. H. D.. Flood, OF
Appomattox; Captain Lamb, of Rich
mond; Captain Camm Patteson. OF How.
ardsville: Beverly T. Crump. of Rich
mond. A. e. Strobe. OF Amherst; Editor
Clement, of Appomattox; w. d. Pate
son. of Scottsville. and +. G. Moon, OF
I~Lynchburg.
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Stanton Social News.

sTAUNToN. VA. October 26.-Mrs. r. S.
Kerr and children have returned from their
country home near Buffalo Gap, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. George S. Holmes has returned to her
home at Charleston. s. c.. after a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Jed Hotchkiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Undertake have Is
sred Invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Celia Mason, to Mr.. Hansell Watt,
of brownsville, Ga. The eremony Will be
performed at the First Presbyterian Church
at 8:3O o'clock, October 30th.
Mrs. Mary w. Bailey. OF Sandal. Fla.
and Mrs. Victor J. Robertson. of Berkeley.
Cal, are the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. ]. B..
Woodward. 81
Miss Louise Allen has gone to Green Cas-
tie. Pa. to visit Miss Jessie McLanahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Allen have issued In
Iyitp lions to the marriage OF their daughter,
Louise McCaa, to Mr., Benjamin O. Blacs-
fcrd. The wedding will take place at Trim
ity Episcopal Church on Wednesday,. NO
ycmber 9Th, at 10 o'clock In the morning.
Miss NJ. j. Moore has returned to Rich
me nd after a visit to her sister. Miss Daisy
Dal,dridge Moore.
Mrs. j. Mason Miller and Miss Margaret
Miller, OF Richmond, are spending some time
here. 80
have gone to Norfolk. whore they Will rep
resent the Sons OF Veterans of the Tenth
District at the. Confederate Reunion.
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gRANl11lN COUNTY =
Marriages, Deaths md Other Items Of
General Interest. II
tspecIal 10 The Tlmes.p lspatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
ROCKY MOUNT, VA. October 26.-
Miss r ma Sisman, the attractive and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Signan, was united N mar
riage on October 20thytat their home.
near galloway, to Mr.. Harry Webb, a
prosperous young farmer.
.'Uncle Jesse Scott,9at the advanced
age of one hundred and five y airs, died
recently at the home OF his .son-tn.
law Mr.. James Boy.d. on Shooting
Greek,
"A little s~ix-year-old daughter of Mr..
Henry Stanley. living near GALLOWAY.
was burned to death last we *. She
was alone In the house at the time
and attempted TO hight q fire IN a hre-
place.
Franklin. There are both Democratic
and Republican candidates for thD.
Legislature. sheriff and treasurer. For
the various minor county offices the
candidates are running regardless Of
party. For the State Senate from Floyd
and Franklin there Is no Democratic
candidate, hut the Republicans have
q candidate, Mr.. q, O.. McAleXander, and
Mr., Lewis Morgan is running as an
independent.
The hunting season is now at hand
and u sportsmen find plenty of squtr-
lrels n posslms.
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PetersburgS Social News
fspccial to Tho Times DlApatch.)

. Especial 10 thu I1fncS- Dlspatcu
PETERSBURG, VA, October 26.-
Several weddings OF especial interest
TO Petersburg society have taken
place during the past week. c%onsplcu-
GUS among them being tho marriage,
of Miss Rosa Stephenson 70 MI. VII.
liam Wayerly Iownes at Grace Epis-
copal. Church Tuesday evening at IS
O'Clock, and tue marriage OF Miss Toula
Osborne Jones TO MIR. Claiborne NC.
Dowell Pope ntthe home OF the brine,s
day evening. MI. and MRS. Pope are
making Il tour Of the Northern cities.i
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. D.. Parsons. OF ~.
Louis. spent last Sunday In this city,
coming up from Nor.olK In their tor
ing car Saturday afte rnoon, and stop
ping at the Stratford, subsequently
leaving for Richmond. .,
cergymen came over to Petersburg
for brief visits after the adjournment
OF the General Convention in Rich
mond. Bishop Parker, of New Imp
Of phllndeiphla; Rev. Or. Martin Aigs
ner, OF Franklin, Pa; Rev. Arthur -.
George Q. Thomas, of ph!!aaelphia.
ION Bryan on sunday: Al OF the.
clergymen took part in the morning
and evening services at Grace Church
and Mr.. Thomas made an address on
MS WONh us VI - S'o
and Domestic Missionary Society.
Rev. DIR. Matthew Brewster. rector
OF Christ Episcopal Church, mobile,
Ala. and Rev. George Crockett. of the
Diocese of Texas. were guests or Key.
Robert w. BarnweH.
Colonel r.. w. Nichols, OF the Vtr-
ginia Military Institute. has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Mel.
1luffin at their home on Union Street
during the past week.
Miss Hunter, OF Savannah, Ca. and
Miss Hutchinson. of Philadelphia, are
visiting Miss Sarah Hamilton.
MISC Lucy Jones Mason. OF Louis
willie. Ky, Is visiting Mrs. W. f. Har-
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cameron, Sr,
and their children ave returned to
Mount Erin, after spending the sum-
iner on the New England coast.
Mrs. Charles f.. Plummer has re-
turned from Old Point.
Mrs. Thomas Pinckney Bryan Is Wis
ting her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
Miss Nan Spotswood Jones Is at the
Confederate reunion In Norfolk as
sponsor for the veterans from this
congressional district. Miss Helen w.
Harrison is maid of honor.
Mr.. David Dunlop Is in Petersburg.
Mr.. Samuel S. Welsiger. who has
been visiting friends in this city. has
returned to Pittsburg, Pa.
DR.. r. NJ. Bldg ood Is visiting the
Jamestown Exposition.
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Floyd Social News.

FLOYD. VA. October 2s,-Mr. S. ".
mother, Mrs. J. 7 Tompklns.
several weeks in the village.
Captain w. NJ. Morgan. J. p. Bur-
well. r.. f. Tompkins. Mrs. r. b. Nor
gan, Miss Weeta Profit and DR., E. L.
Lawrence are taking in the expose
ton this week.
Miss Nellie Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. S, Cunningham, of Missouri. and
Captain j. Nv. Crockett. OF Shawsville,
are the guest OF Mrs. s. r. Brame.
Mrs. J. II. Sumpter Is in the country
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. 4. =. Nixon and daughter, Miss
Dollie, are In the village visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. d. r.. Wood. of Bluefeld, W. Va.
was here last Saturday and Sunday
visiting his old friends. He returned
to Bluefield Monday.
Miss Vermillion, of Giles county, Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs.SDr, Can
naday. 5
|Charleston. ", Va. to attend Synod of
the Presbvterian Church..
Mrs. Nellie Hogan and child. after
spendins several weeks in Becky, w.
Va, has returned home.
Mrs. Fred $, Hobaek and baby LEFT
last Sunday for Roanoke, after spend-
Ing the summer with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. WI L. howard She
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Wilmington, N. c., Social News.

WASHINGTON. N. G.. October 26.-
The Halcyon German Club. OF this city.
gave their -grst german OF the winter
season at the pariors OF the Elks' Club
Street. on TUESDAY evening. The dance
was a charming affair, and was greatly
enjoyed by all who attended. The ger
man was gracefully led by Mr.. S. F.
Burbank. with Miss Doyle. Of Balti-
more. MANY new and intricate figures
were introduced during the evening.
When the hour for ~departing at last
arrived 1t was with a feeling OF deep
one Of W~ashington's most charming
dances was at an end.
Those darling were Mr.. S. T. Bur-
bank and Miss Doyle. Mr.. Price and
,,ssS H%aysrove. John II. Bonner and
Miss Morton. T. Fl. Beaton and Miss
Jones. j. q. Clark. Jr.. and Miss Wind
ley. w. q. Ellison and Miss Laughing
house. Mr.. Worthlngton n Miss An
Miss Boyd. Of Reidsville: q. M. Saun-
ders and Miss Margaret Boyd. of Reds
vile: F. +; BRYAN and Miss Emma
dron. Of New Brunswick. N. j.: H. Nc
Mullan and Miss Gillian. of Tarboro;
Fl. g. Carter Jr., and Miss Nicholson,
J. McMuilnn, Of Edenton. and Miss
Katie Moore, F. Scott. Of Elizabeth
City and Miss Latta. OF Atlanta. Ca;
n. L. Simmons and Miss Hassell. r. S
Worthy and Miss Eva Hassell E. H
Moore with Miss Greenbaugh, OF New.
hern: also Mr.. McCabe and Miss Ran
dali, Of New Haven. Conn.,: Mr.. Skinner
and Miss Ritch, OF Long Island City
Il. T.. and g. Blakelv with Miss Ingram
of High Point, N. G. Chaperons-Mes.
danes F. Fl. Rollins, j.. n. Hoyt, J. Fl
Small and DR.. and Mrs. j.. G.. Blount
Stags-R. S. Neal. Murray Short, II
Carrow. Charles Smallwood and c. r
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Salem Social News

SALEM VA, October 26.-Mrs. w.
F. Morehcad, assisted by her sister.
Miss Claudine Ferguson, very delight
fully entertained a number OF friends
at a musical on Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. c. M. Ferguson, on
High Street After a beautifully rem
dered program. refreshments, consist
Mrs. +. v. n. Painter. Professor and
Mrs; F; Morehead; DR.. and Mrs.
+. Mnniyal: DR.. and Mrs. Thorstenbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ivan Yonce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chalmers. Mrs. w. n. Par
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Ferguson,
Eula Bowman; Ruth Bush. Mabel Bow
Mann and George Peery:
Mrs. A. G. SPOTS. Of Dublin. is the
guest Of Mrs. g.. II. Killian.
h col ossl a a n lm sowman is spending
Mr. and Mrs. st. Clair Brown are at
home again after a visit to friends at
the Red sulphur Springs.
for Norfolk. where she has gone as
sponsor for the U. D.. c.
Mr.. John Burwell. Of Floyd county.
Miss Evelyn Cockrell. who has beer
IN Norfolk for the past two weeks. is
Mr.. and Mrs. James L.anghorne, Miss
Annie L~anghorne and Miss Bessie Gal
loway left Thursday for jamestown.
Mrs. D. C. Beckman. OF New Orleans.
who has spent the summer at the
home of Mrs. William Tinsley. left
Saturday for her home.
Miss NJ. NJ. Colrick, OF Fort Wayne.
Ind. Is the guest OF Mrs. Margie
Mrs. Paul Nugent. OF. New York.
who has been visiting friends In Sa-
lem this week. returned to her home
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Hanover Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

TYLORsvILLE. VA. October 60
Mr.. T. O.. Baker and his son. Harvie
rave returned from the exposition,
which they greatly enjoyed.
Misses Ethel Page and Celesta Lead
better are attending the Ashland High
School.
Mrs. Eugene Jacobs has returned 10
her home. nelr Margohick.
Mr.. Willie Baker, OF Richmond, has
been spending a few days with his
futIier. of this place.
Mr.. Clarence Puryear, OF Ashland
Mr.. T. s.. Baker. 81 .,le.o.,i.1a was
a recent guest in this vici1.ty.
Miss Maude Woody, of Ashland High
School, spent last Sunday With Miss
Mary Baker.
Miss Josie Page has left for Glen
Allen, where h will spend a short
while.
Mrs. w. E. Thompson has gone tc
visit her husbands mother. who Is
Very LII In Richmond.
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Northumberland Social News.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
HEATISylLLE. Va. DC. OBJ 3d.
Mrs. A. S. Rice Is visiting relatives In
baltimore.
Miss Linda Snow left Wednesday
for a months visit to relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sterling are
spending some time at the exposition,
Misses Annie and Mamie Stoneham
visited Miss Alma Brent recently.
w. l. Beale left Sunday for Rich
mond, where he will resume his stud
les at Richmond College.
Miss Genevieve Smith returned Fri
day from a two weeks visit to rela-
tives and friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. r. H. Chiffon. who has beer
visiting her mother. Mrs. L. T. Smith
returned Tuesday to her home in Kill
nlarnock.
Messrs. Paul Pussy and Clarence
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Maverly Social News.
[special to The Tlmes.D isnatoh.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WAVERLY. VA. October s26.-Mr, p.
Fleetwood and Miss Sally Fleetwood, his
daughter. spent a few days at the cxposi-
ton and Norfolk during the rast week.
The young people of Wakefield enjoyed a
very pleasant evening at the home OF Misa
Ruth Ellis last Thursday, when progressive
finch was the principal game of the even
in6. Miss Charlotte Owen winning the first
prize. which was presented to her by Mr.. Z.
r.. Stephenson In a very graceful speech
Among those present were Misses Charlotte
Owen. Mary White, Lizzie Taylor. Ruth Ell.
lis Christine Ellis. Helen Henderson. Laura
Faison; Julia and Susie Jnrratt. OF Jarratt,
Va; Alice Mumford, and William Miller,
OF Baltimore; Messrs. Jack Nicholson, j. w.
Fresson. Albert Drewry, Wilbur Morris, John
Spain, w, II. savedge. Gray Rowell and l..
F. Stevenson, Mrs. g. w. Richardson acted
as chaperon, After the game OF finch re.
~freshmants werefserved. Many others were
Invited, but regret that they were unable to
bAe present.
Miss Lille Harrison spent several days al
tho exposition during the early part OF the
week,
Miss Sadie Allen and Louise Fleetwood. OF
Maryland who have been the guests OF
Misses Sally and Lizzie Fleetwood for several
weeks. have returned to their homes, much
to the regret of their friends. ~
Misses Sally and soulle Burt, who have
eralE days. have returned home.
Mrs. J. +. Baird and Mrs. Fred Ellis spent
a short While In Petersburg recently Visiting
friends and relatives,
Miss Daisy Chalmers, of HNljfax county, II
visiting friends In Wakefield. sss
Mr.. Thomas Temple spent Tuesday In Nor.
folk, returning Wednesday.
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Richardson paid a flying trip to Bal
recently.
Mrs. Railey and Miss Fowler, OF st.
Mary's. Md, visited Mrs. Charles ster-
ling recently.
son left Wednesday for their home in
Colorado.
Miss Lena downing and Mrs. j.. f.
Eubank returned Monday from q trip
to the exposition.
Father Perig. OF the Catholic church
In Fredericksburg. visited here re-
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ko60o0V1TA HA-mb.
4. USVlns saysl \
must ray that have
n9vof felt 20 we'll for ave
yssys. alwsys kssD Babsk
On hand.
AuAnta, oa-Wn. 0Aa@sld
gdsetvsA s,saa bsnsAt ersm
pA6ak. BEND me three nefs
6ssttes a. oses.
Iew Orleans, xs-Johr
&ot4 Merchant, saysl
Ny physician says that NJ
1sk has proven valuable n
Malaria whore other psspAFk,
1taSaos have JAILED.
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was accompanied by Miss ElIzabeth

was accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Seldom Howard, OF Norrlstown. Pa,
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Bulah
Mrs. Henrietta Dobyns. of Roanoke,
is visiting the family of Mr.. j. B.
Smith. near the village.
home near Amos, Monday, after spend
ing several weeks in Roanoke. visiting
friends.
is visiting his parents, Captain and
Mrs. =. M. Boyd.
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Skinquarter Social News,

sKINQUARTER. VA, October as.-
Miss Kathleen Sims Is Visiting the
Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs., Helen Sims WebbEcpntinues very
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Mrs. Paul Nugent. OF New York.
who has been visiting friends In Sa-
lem this week. returned to her home
on Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
i'll in her fathers home.
Miss Genevieve Rudd has returned
home after a delightful visit to Mrs.

Irving Bass.
Messrs. Joe Wilkinson and Arthur Sims
spent Sunday evening in the home Of
Mrs. I. E. Rudd.
Mr.. w. T. Goode has taken his two
tile sons. Ryland and Winfree. to the
exposition and other places Of interest.
Mrs. Bette Wilkinson has just re-
turned from Richmond. where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hall,
and other relatives.
Master y. A.. Smart. who is attending
Lone Oak Academy, will spend Satur-
day and Sunday with his uncle, Rich
ard Phaup.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. T. Bailey visited Mr..
noon.
A prayer-meeting was held at Skin
quarter Baptist Church Wednesday
night, in which several OF the young
men participated.