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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-13

tie OF the Panama railroad marks a
grave. But now the disease is well in
hand. Though occasionally outbreaks
may be expected, 1t is very unlikely
that a true epidemic will occur again.
The canal zone, in fact, is now free
from all epidemic diseases; and the
death rate there is little better than
that of the average American city.
A disease bearing the character of
yellow fever appeared in Massachu-
setts in 1913. and there were epidemics
In the latitude of Boston until the end
of the eighteenth cntury. 1t was
thought once that the disease which
made the early Virginia colonists
abandon jamestown island was also
yellow fever; but later knowledge
makes IT seem more probable that it
was malaria.
When the British sent an expedition
against the Spaniards in the western
world in 1855, they found yellow fever
to be more deadly than the bullets of
the enemy. Admiral VenabIes' men,
landing on the coast of Jamaica, were
laid low by the thousands. OF 1000
soldiers more than 5000 doed. Today
Jamaica is practically free from yellow
fever and the sporadic cases that oc-
cur are almost always imported from
the Mosquito coast.
For some unknown reason yellow
fever doesn't seem to thrive in the far
east, where all other epidemic dis
eases rage constantly. Its home. as
has been said, is the West Indian
group of islands; and it has seldom
journeyed far from them. In the
South American ports on the Atlantic
side it is often encountered, and such
towns as Santos and Bahia I'm Brazil,
or do Toe
Once a ship carried it to the west coast
of Africa and there were outbreaks in
Senegal. Sierra Leone, Fernando Pc.
and in the town of Cape Coast Castle.
At tbout the same time it took root in
the vicinity of Gibraltar and there
were epidemics in Malaga and Portu-
gal.
Copyright, 1907, by ]. w. Muller.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-13
SHOPPERS HEADACHE.

With most women days shopping
means a splitting headache in the even
ing. Others, curiously enough, shop for
hours at a time, yet they rarely get a
headache from ii. Both these varieties
of shoppers are in the same hot and
stuffy atmosphere sometimes found in
the great stores. They walk the same
number of miles and meet the same
glare from the artificial lights Yet one
is wreck at the end of long day at
the stores and the other is compare
lively fresh.
The remembering of or forgetting to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-13
HIS RESPONSIBILITY.
(Harner's Weekly.l

Minister'S Wife Ito her husband)-Will
you help me to put the drawing room car
pet down today, dear?
Minister (vexatiously)-Ah. well, / sup
pose 1 will have to-
Wife-And don't forget. dear, whits sou
are doing it that you are minister q the
gospel.
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Charleston. w. Va. and Miss Anna Camp
bell from a visit to Chrlstiansburg.
Latest reports from Mrs. j. l.. Eakin. who
liz i'll at the hospital in Lynchburs, say that
she Ia Improving and Will be able to come
to her home here shortly.
Mrs George w. Walker is spending this
week with her sisters. the Misses Wysor. a,
Dublin, Va.
pr. r. b. Gillespie. of Tazewe was at
the Blacksburg Inn for few days this
week His son. Cadet Gillespie, returned
home with him.
Mrs. F. d. Wilson Is at home from her
trip TO Baltimore, and Will leave In few
V ecks 10 spend the winter with her parents
In Mississippi. The physicians have ordered
the trip South TO complete her restoration
to health
Mr. r. r. Fags. who is engaged in corr
struction work at Gary. w. Va. spent the
weekend with his Almily here.
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Floyd Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FLOYD. VA. November a.--Captain and
Mrs. i. NJ. Boyd left Monday for the exposi-
tion and other points OF interest.
Hon. p. G.. Lester left Tuesday for Roah-
cke and other places on business.
Mr. Albert Hcndricks of Simpson. is
visiting friends and relatives in the vil-
Miss Maggie Wills, of Willis. spent Mon
Gay night in the village with her parents
Nj. and Mrs. David Wills.
a Mr.. Edwin Sewers left Monday to enter
the business college at Roanoke.
Mr., O.. F. Hunsate. after visiting his
his worE in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Legar visited the Misses Sim
monD at their home in tho country last
Sunday,
DIR. p. i. Lawrence. Captain W, II. Nor
gan Mrs. r. 3. Morgan. Miss Weeta Prof
IT. Miss Alma Sewers have returned from
the exposition. .
Mr. James Stuart. II former Floyd boy. but
nov OF Montana. is visiting his old friends
and relatives in the village and county.
~ Mr.. Thomas Nixon and family, after q
visit OF several months In the county, has
returned to his home In Iowa
~ Halloween supper was given rhursUlnS
Presbyterian Aid Society. and nice sun
was realized from the same.
| The Young people OF the town gave Miss
|, C;retchen Howard u very pleasant SURPRISE
party Tuesday night. Refreshments were
served and dancing was INDUCED In unit
late hour. Those present were Misses
Weetn Profit. Nettjc and Annie Howard
Lawson, Gertrude and Anna Bell Howard
Elizabeth Pentileton and Sadie Robertson
and Homer .Akers. Russell Harman, Posey
Hall Howard Stump, Seldom and Hunter
Howard and Winston Profit III
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Gloucester Social News.
rsnec,al to ,rhe Tim es- Dispatch

GLOUCESTER G. H., VA. November q -
number of people from different parts o {
Esd to attend a wedding OF much interest
to all Gloucester people: that OF Miss Mabel
selater to Mr.. William c. l.. Tallafcrro.
son OF the late General William B. ITALIA
ferro. OF Gloucester. Historic old st. Joints
Church was a. bower OF white chysan-
,kemums and handsome palms, which un-
dor tho soft light OF myriads of candles,
made a scene ofSrare beauty.
Promptly ct clock. under the skilfpl
fingers of Miss Richter, the strains or
Mcndelsohn's wedding march pealed forth.
orders, The uHhers. ] Judge James Lyon
Taliaferro Of Gloucester; and Hon. Thorn
ton Jones; Of, Hampton;a Senator q Boyd
of Hampton; Mr.. Geo. -, Talaferro. OF.
Gloucester. and Mr.. IIosklns sclatcr. of
Hampton; the matron of honor, Mrs Mar.
garet j. Phillips. alfred In lavender. aud
carrying a bouquet OF yiolets; the bride,
wearing an exquisite gown OF white satin,
and lace her Veil pinned with handsome
sapphire and diamond pin. the gift OF the
groom. and carrying a shower bNuquet OF
Niles Of the valley, entered With her
father. Mr., John Mallory sclatsr. Ind WIS
met at the foot of the Schancel by tie groom,
and his best man, DR., f. C. S. Taliaferro,
OF Norfolk. Aft~ the betrothal. the bridal
party moved to the altar rail, where the
performed In a most Impressive manner by
TIC rector. Rev. Dr, Revertly EstillF
Immediately after tho ceremony there.
WaU a acnar1nlnS reception Ut ilolle.s ~
the bride, after which Mir. and Mrs, ITALIA
fetro left for IL Northern tour. and upon
their return will live In Hampton, where
Mi Taliuferro Is u prominent lawyer and
city attorney. Tho number OF unusually
Handsome presents nttested the popularity
OF both parties. Among tho guests from
Gloucester wcro Major Thos, s. Tallnferro.
Miss Il. $, Taliaferro Mr., and Mrs. H.. O.,
Saunders. Judge Jas. +. Tallaferro Mr.. Gicp.
B Taliafcrro, Mr. j, II. Seanall, MIR. 8anl
Mrs Il. r. Dabney and Miss Lenvltts also
Charles Evans and Peter Norton, two 81
tho, remaining old members OF u line Of
servants who had been In the service Of
thu groom's family for generations,
The Rev. and Mrs. $. ii. Hepburn. OF
Maryland, are guests of MIR. and Mrs Snow
der Hopkins at ''Wayerly,''
Miss Evelyn Dabney and Miss Buford, OF
| tho ''Exchange,'' are visiting In Norfolk, Z
Major William BLOW, OF Washington,
| who was quite III while visiting Nc. A.3tA.
How at "Bellevillc,"S is at the Sarah Leigh
| IIe spital III Norfolk. where he was oneratel
| on Tor appendicitis and Is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs, S, H. Wordbury, Of CHI,
csgo, arc guests OF Mr., and Mrs w. y,
\ Iones, NJ "Dttchloy.'' {&5} AZ SsASll s
Mn. and Mvs. .l.anley Clark and ars.
/ John clark, OF Workers. n. ~, left last
! week for New York and washington.
Miss Marguerite Fox is Visiting Miss
Frccnnd In Lexington. Sy I'M ss s&} fa 81 #
Mrs, Walter Y. Penn and SCR. arc With
AIr ana Mrs. David Baldwin In Baltimore,
1 MI. aud Mrs. William 81 Patterson are
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5Radford Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
< RADFORp.s VA, November 4, MIR, w, Nv,
Carr. ofslshawsvllle, was in town SATURDAY
and Sunday. $3.50 ift5
Mr. William l.. Whaling, who has spent
tho past ten days at home, returned to Nor
folk Monday night. 8 b 81 {s..i
Mrs. George Baumgardner. With her chill
sdren and mot her Mrs y lizabnth Painter. Of
gEnral Retreat. have boon guests 4 of Mrs.
William Jordan. III 8ss2
j9 Miss Ethcl Reid who has bebn3N WISHING
Miss Melita for several weeks. has gcturne,l
u, her home lin Norfolk. s5siiSs M isss #
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a. Roblnson have
issued Invitations tosthe lnarriage2o of their
sister. AnnIe Robinson. to Mr.. Albert Rich-
ard Beck, OF Richmond, Tho wedding Ill
take place at z 80 o'clock "Wednesday even
ing. November 9Th. q at the home of .tn'
BRIDES sister Miss Robinson Is avery prat-
~ as we'll AZ popular glrl. N NE ss s 81 Bs
Mrs. Joseph snrbptt returned to day from,
4Connectlcut, She was accompanled by her
aunt ana father, MI. Bernhard. bath q
whom " III spend the winte r An Radford. is9
Miss Juliay 81 llard u at tending the ex--
position this week. \, !. \,
~ Y amcatoWa n Toast And ~ w ta1' "a.
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Blacksburg Social News.
Special 10 Tho Times- pispatch.l

Special to The Times Dispntch.I
BLACKSBuRG. VA, November Mrs. j.
Z b. Tutwiler was hostess Mt ssprettily ap.
pointed dinner party at the Inn on Tuesday
evening. Elaborate courses were served OF
abrcilcd oysters. chicken, celery, olives po-
tato chips. salad. beaten biscuit rolls. fruit
Jelly. cake. salted almonds. coffee and choc.
solate. The guests included Mesdames Kent
Black. Writ Dunlap. w. II. Lybrook. Chas.
BLACK, W. f. Barlow. Saunders. Alexander
BLACK, Woolwine and Mrs. Eta Mather. II
Boston. Table and house decorations were
in autumn leaves and flowers. -
Miss Rosa Parrot entertained informally
Tuesday evening in honor OF her birthday
several hours were spent most pleasantly in
games and listening ito some delightful
music with the young hostess at the piano.
Delicious refreshinents were served OF
So lad meats. Ices and fruit.
Mfr. and Mrs. George NJ. Price. who were
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Stanton Social News.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
STANTON. VA. November MFRS. G.
r. Caldwell has returned from Wheeling
w. Va.
Miss Resale white has gone to Mar
tirsville to visit, In the home OF her uncle
Judge Stafford g.. White.
Miss Margaret Mccoy has gone to Balti-
moro to visit her sister. Mrs. c. s. Bradley
Mrs. a. c. Fultz is visiting relatives IN
philadelphia.
ittng Miss Sallie Trout.
Mr.. William Patrick Is spending somt
timo at Clifton Springs. N. Y. for the
benefit of his health.
DR.. S. P. Iite and Mr.. P. a. Ross havt
returned from six weeks stay at kan
sas City and other Western points.
Mrs George r. Wilson and Misses May
and Florence Elder have returned from
a visit to Major and Mrs. James H. Doole,
NJ Maymont
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married Wednesday afternoon, were guests
o. q. honor IT two receptions this week , on.
MIR. and Mrs. q. L. prico. near town. when
genuine old Virginia supper, with all tho
term iinplics. was served. and again on Hal,
Mrs walter Pricc IN DlackNburg. on th,s
occasion the guests. Intending most Of tho
young friends o. the bridal couple. spent
ur,ial on this night when ghosts and splr-
its are abroad" "a
Tho annual Harvest Home Festivar was
celebrated at the Luther Memorial Church
service ', wsrs SOLO By ' Prot Harry sudheim,
and tho oitertory duet by Mrs. j. r. Harvey
and Prof Gudheim The church building
was protlsely decorated with golden rod
and autumn fiowors. tho altar loaded with
ell manner Of vegetables and fruits.
Miss Louise Black pupil At Hoiiins In,
stitute this session, spent tho weekend
holidays at her home here
Mrs. j. y. Williams, Misses Ellen Bowen
and Virginia Patton were among those from
Blaoksbnrg at tho football game In Roanoke
Saturday.
Miss Leona vawter has returned from
weeks visit to Mrs e. G. Hammer in
Miss Mary Pugh, OF Rnstburg, has been
Mr.. w. X. Bell. OF Newcastle. spent sew
crai days recently at tho homo of his
father. Mr.. William Bell near town.
Mrs. Frank Christian. Mrs. Preston Means
and Mlss Claudia Palmer have closed their
summer horne, Mountain View" and left
Monday for Richmond to spend the winter.
Miss Nellie Kestcr,S OF Baltimore has
been visiting her sister. Mrs w. o. Firth,
end other relatives here.
Mr.. a. l.. Lancaster. OF Roanoke. was
among those coming to Blacksburg for tho
special service at the Methodist Church last
Sunday.
Prof. W. A. Murrii. as-istan. superintcn-
dent OF the New York Botanical Gardens,
has been visiting HIS father. Mr.. s. l.. Muir
Ri, here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Jobson. of KimbaIl.
w. Va. were among those spending par.
Mrs. George W. Fleet liz spending come
time with her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Keister.
In Roanoke.
Mr. ]. II. shuitz. Institute steward. made
a brief businers trip TO Washington and
Chester, Pa. this week.
Miss Nellie Bragg, OF Roanoke, spent sev-
erai days this week With her mother. Mrs.
w. A. Bragg.
Mrs. Harriet Git, one of the older resi-
dents of the town. has been critically Ill for
some time, and her children have been sum
Inoned to be with her In what II IL feared
is her last Illness.
Mr.. W. w. Gait. n former student of the
Institute. now located In Roanoke, was IN
tina campus this week.
Mrs. william Patton. Mrs. John Williams
and Miss Virginia Patton were called to
I.ynchburg this week by the illness of Miss
Mamie Patton at the hospital there
Mrs. Cora Loving OF E;iiiston Miss Hall.
of Rinor. and Miss Jennie Childrcss. Of
cliristiansburg. have returned TO their homes
Or. and Mrs. William F.. Henderson spent
Thursday with tl'e iatt"rs sister. Mrs IIarfy
Robinson IN .shawtviie
E.of II Il. la..-talI mas returned from
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daughter. Kathleen. Mrs. cassers many
friends viii be glad to know she is pro-
crossing nicely.
Rev b. Lacy Hoge is conducting a meet
ine at the First Baptist Church in East
Radford.
Mr.. IT. L. Pickle has resigned his position
as superintendent of the Radford Water
Power Company. He has been with this
company over eight years. and is an expert
electrician. having had twenty-one years
experience. Mr. Pickle has had fattering
offers from several electrical companies. He
ha, not yet decided any future course
Mr.. j. T. Blackwell. another man who has
been with this concern number OF years,
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KS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice. of Spencer.
o.. who have been visiting friends at
this Place, left to-day for their West
ern home.
Mrs. McKelvy Montague and Miss
Daisy Miller. of Dublin. were visitors
this week at Locust Level. the home
of Mira. Cobbs.
Miss Grace Ruff, of Blnefeld. w.
Va, who has been on trip to New
York. Washington and Jamestown, is
spending a few days at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. S. Fl. Price.
AT recent meeting of the Woman's
Club the committee appointed to at
tend to the Improvement OF the grounds
adjoining the library building rendered e,
mittee to select new books for the
town library reported that they have
been ordered. An instalment will be
made in the very near future. The i'm
portance of organizing a juvenile club
was discussed, and the movement
adopted. Suitable books were included
in the recent order. This enterprise
will he fostered by the Woman's Club
Saturday morning, November I'd, Is the
time appointed for the first meeting.
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SIlI.ISINs,4 NJ. II A.. November a. That
the recentsvlsi OF the hand some yonng
Duke Of the Abruxzt to til $ country was
mot entirely connected With the dtplo-.
macy oflpterna tional relations ap pears
from aapretty little rumor which has
caused quiten .utter among socletSs
folk. 1T lis tost h q Q feet that the debo-,
nair cousin of tho ISingZ OF Italy n has
wooed and won the heart and hand of
the daughter OF Senator IIl ltins,S the
West Virginia mil lionaire lsis IN
M Miss Katherine Elkins, tho ac ltnoWl--
ed ged sbel 10 OF sthe ssenat or liza
heen abroad, n w ler no, by II VI she
|receiYeu lsoy ed llcat lon.I she. salleds tos
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homo q week. ago with Mrs. Arthur
Lee, who went ms her chnperon, and IA
daily expected in New y FORK. 4, q
The young helress has been taking
Earsautonobile tour through ItalySdur-
Ing which the King s cousin was fal \
ways a member OF tho party, ,,s 4
Miss Eltlns met the Duke 4 several
years go while abroad, and the .ee7
Squaintance leepened Into romance When
he visited Washingto a last spring,
where he was extensively emit rtained
Sby tho lsinses, who DELAYED their
Slluropean trip tosreceive him, N sg S
That the Sthorppg hbref ~ and IA " that
pertains thersto as an sabso iflg fad
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ing relatives here.
Mr.. c. G. Lindsay. of Roanoke. was in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H M. Barnes of Roanoke,
have been spending several days at this
West End Hotel
Messrs. IT. H. showalter and Otis Adkins,
OF Rockingham county, spent Sunday with
Mr. Herman Miller.
Mr. j. w. sheIburne has shipped $500
bushels of fine apples TO the Southern
market.
.Ie hn Linkous, Miss Cooley. of Snowville;
Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Page. DR.. w. P. Nye.
Miss Elizabeth Nye. and Mr.. Meredith, of
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in Pittsburs. Pa.
Miss Leavtt, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. pabney. has returned
to her home in New York
Miss Evelyn Byrd Lee has returned from
a visit to Mrs. NJ M. Milton. OF Baltimore.
Miss l.. S. rnIinferro Is tho guest OF
Rev. ard Mrs. e. 7. Wexford In Newport
News
A pink tea given by the Rcbecca
Lloyd Tabb Chapter OF the u. d. Ct at
Summervile on Saturday afternoon. was
largely attended and much enjoyed by all
present.
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with Miss Elkins Is readily appreciated
by one who has been fortunate enough
to get n glimpse. into her den ct the
2El kins, residence, on * Street, at tho
national cnpital, The room is hung
with punches OF crops rlbbons and
whips. and adorned with8s liver cups
and plctures OF famous cross country
hunters, ai 81.
Prince Luigi 3Alnedeo az Savoy -Aosta,
Duke OF the Abruzzi, has " great many
designations. He is. first cousin ol
King Victor Emanuel or ITALY admiral
In the italian navy, arctic and tropical
explorer, mountain climber, ilol'S ana
scientist. FL B 5 sS 81 Il S,g 54is Il
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SHOWING, returned .hls week from .he ex-

snowvtlle, returned this week from tho ex-
position.
Miss Mary Epling. who hav been visiting
Mrs. Charles Epllng. has returned TO her
homo In Roanoke
On Wednesday evening Mrs X. x. Nc
Harg Jr:, celebrated her husbands birthday
by giving a surprise stag dinner in honor
of tho occasion. After an elaborate dinner.
Mrs. McHarg delighted her guests with
many songs. Mrs. McHarg's voice Is thought
by many to be the best ever heard In this
city. Those present were DR.. II. H. Cowan.
Messrs. Jr. and Frank Corbett, j. Lewis
Ingles. j. James Skinner and George H.
Miles.
Mrs Joiner is very i'll at the home OF hor
daughter. Mrs. F.. p. Myers on Seventh
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Abingdon Social News
Especial TO Tho rim es-pi.pa,ch.


ABINGDON. VA. November mir.
and Mrs. Champ Vance. who have been
spending some time abroad, stopped
q few days In Abingdon with Mr..
yance's brother, en- route to their home
in !, Los Angeles. Cal.
been the guest this week OF Mrs. Rob.
ert "A. Preston.
Mr.. Henry Stone, OF Christiansburg,
was In Abingdon on business thiit
week.
Miss Fannie Micou, of Radford. stop
ped few days with her sister, Miss
Agnes. at Stonewall jackson Instl-
tute. on her way to Mississippi.
misses Lllll1e and Mamie Barker, who
have been to Jamestown and Roanoke.
have returned home.
Miss Celia Crimson. of Sulllns Col
legc. visited Miss Mabel Barrow this
week.
Mrs. Clark Carpenter and little son
are the guests Of Mrs. A p. Wilmer. In
Richmond.
Lynchburg. We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins for few days this
week.
Mrs. T. P. Trigg and Miss Margaret
White have returned from a lengthy
burg.
Mr.. Harrill Dyen left Wednesday for.
visit to his grandmother. Mrs. Fiege,
In. Floyd county.
DR.. s. p. Long. president of Mar
tina Washington College. is in Balti-
more. where he has goue for treat
ment at Johns HopkinsA Hospital
Miss Mace Duff. OF Indian Territory
paid Abingdon friers1s a short visit
this week.
Miss Elsie Hannah. of Norfolk, is
the The gues1Aof her apnts. the Misses
MIS- Henry Thomas. OF Bristol, is
visiting. her sister. Mrs. McBradley.
Miss Pearl Kent. Of Glade Spring, is
the guest of Miss Jean Denton.
DR.. Jesse Webb. who has Just grad
l1ated at Sewanee University, Is the
guest of his brother, Mr.. w. W. Webb
Miss Florence Baird. of the Martha
Washington9sfa faculty, will spend the
week end In Chr williamsburg with her
mother. a ~
The young ladies Of Martha Wash
ception Friday night to the students
of Emory and Henry College On Sat
urday the Martha Washington girls
expect to enjoy the annual debates at
4 Emory.
Mrs. j. G. Brown. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. T.. Il. Brady. left
4 Thursday for her home in Columbus,
4 Ga. Mrs. Brown was accompanied by
her two grandsons. Mr.. John o. Me-
/ i'll at the Abingdon Hospital, Is rapidly
recovering and hopes to leave for his
4 home next week. tx, .y.{
Mr.. John w. Avery. editor of the
Bristol Herald Courier, who has been
lin the hospital here. has recovered and
]returned to Bristol.
l. MISS Eliza Dickerson. who under
Invent IN operation at the hospital, has
returned to her home at Mendoza.
Il
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v,I, taka Mr. p,ckIe,n placo.

VIII tako Mr.. PIcKIe'B pIaTo.
Mrs B. o. Pryor. who has bpen critically
Ill at her home, on Sixth Street. is slightly
hotter. Her brother, Mr.. Hickman. and his
wife. OF CIncinnati: Mrs. Crozier. Of Chris
ltansburg, and Mrs. 1-aughon. OF Pulaski. arc
at her bedside.
Mr. Thornton Massie. OF Pulaski. spent
Monday In town.
Mr. Floyd Bicrit. OF Pocahontas. is visit
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SOllI n.
INnnilnuna knn -, sarnnd Ionnn 4 ll-


ceremony will take place on Wednos-
day next ut the home OF Mrs. w. r.
Waite, sister of the bride, In Bowling
Green.
The Misses Quarles have returned
after a delightful, visit to friends In
Caroline.
Miss Irene jRixcy. OF Bowling Green,
ls the guest Of friends In Richmond.
Miss May Broaddus Ia spending
some time In Caroline county.
Mr.. l.. M. Crittenden. after brief
visit to Richmond, has returned to his
home ut Guineys, Va.
Miss Mary Cloyd Cowati, who has
been the guest OF Miss zelle Minor, has
Returned to her homo In Montgomery
county.
MIR. William Whitncr, Of Rock Hill,
b. g, is spending a few days In Rich
mond.
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boon asked 10 read from her book at tho
coming Roanoke Festival.
+ Capt. stockton Heth spent "Wednesday and
Thursday with Ex-Governor j. Hoge Tyler
and family.
Mrs. George e. cassel who has been dan
geroueiy III. left Saturday night for Balti-
more. 10 be nnder he treatment OF D-
toward H. kti;t. She was accom- panied by
D.. l.. H jofnlot:. JUDGE casset. and e.acAt
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Montvale Social News.

MONTVALE, November 2-Mr. and
Mrs. James Day, Miss Bette Rice and
Mrs. Ada Briggs have returned from