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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
Scottsville Social News.
[ Especial to The Tlmes-Dispaatoh


SCOTTSVILLE, SV4A.,5 4 September 2S.-NIr,
and Mrs. Edward ". Scott visited Scots
Vile this week and brought with then, q
marsh heron to be mounted 4 by Mr.. N, r.
J cres taxidermist. @ j! f 33a
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Karl Phillips, OF Char
lottesyllle; Miss r ay SVinn. OF Fork Union,
and Miss Anna Phillips, Of Antioch We're III
the town this week. fs
Rev Plumrners +, IS j ones. Il OF -Arvonia, visit
ed Scottsville "Wednesday. 3ialisl3 3f
Mrs, =, T. Martin, and Miss Juliet Martin
have returned TO Richmond after spending
thu summer here, 2 rs IS q (, IA
Misses Ora and Ida Onohupdro, OF Nash
Vile, Tenn and Mrs, NJ. HI ON unaro,S OF
Richmond ara ut Retreat the home OF Mrs
"A 5Y.g p, Adams. fai 5s Il iss
Mr.. Jeft Durrett. OF New York, who has
bee.! visiting his old home near Warren. lett
| "Wednesday. III Il, 4 81 ~ e t5s8E8iB
Mr.. John williams, OF North Carbon spent
| "Wednesday In Scottsvle TIL 84i 5sE5 fif9
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. HI Perkins. of Richmond,
are at Mr.. j. g.. OBriens, Yst 8 35,,
Mrs Harrison and Miss Alexina Harrison,
o. this spluce, spent Saturday In Charlottes.
| willie. T. rs s3 szis 5 \ K 54l, 5 M
,itre. HIS
y 81 II Ills. ,;s4s5 N "a Eg M y
AelsrsEg N Alsnry Thomas t,d 4 ambsrs,
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6 ordonsville Social News.
E.9 + Special to The meg-Dly,atct

SpeGlttl 10
sss GORDoNsYILLp, A., September "a.
MI. Charles B ~ ri ard. Of charlottesville.
has moved Ills family into the residence OF
MI. J 81 Floyd ON ~ Diamond EiIIfll.'sand
MI, j u A. Crisp OF Il charlottesville, has
moved into the real de nee Mr.. W. r. HWll-
liArns on North Main Street. E$SsES
3Sf ISIS Mary Alichle, 5swho has been visiting
f1rs some weeks In "A lexandrlaSa and Washing
ton, Is nova guest OF herslster. Mrs r n @ !.
Watkins, before returning TO her home In
Richmond s is g ts siA
@ Mr.. John ] Keegan u ana children 4 Of
Globe, Arlz arc on q visit to his Il "a Their.
Nj ames Keegan, IN this oily .5z Mr., 1<ee-
gan went to PhiladelphtaSthls week to enter
hts son In medlcal COL lie SC, and Will re turn
here before leaving for his home sFS
Il sprot, EdgarsSS tInson, OF Woodlawn Semi
nary. returned Thursd ay from ! am estown,
O., where he has bee FOR several weeks at
Miss Fannlo II ons aw, fterS q IN mt
visit OF about tena days with Mrs. apaas Il.
Faber. lett Tllursd ay Tor her: home In NJ ~
tiLsburg ", Bs8 f
t4 Mlss Lille SrnithwRs al guest several days
this week Of her friend, n las say'l1le 4.
Jessup IN Charlotte W s
IL Mr.. Floyd and family have moved
10 Wilmington y. G.
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Wilmington Social News

Special IL ,che Times. pispatch.l

f3 Especial to ,Ehe Times Dispatch.l
286 WILMINGTON M c. Sept Der 49,
Chief interest In a&soclal way centred this
week in marrag es, one Of which WASH
sui prise wedding. This was the wedding or
Miss Eleanor Preston King and Mr.. Joseph
\ J. Loughlin. the latter being b connected
With the Wilmington post office in an i'm
pcrtant capacity The happy affair was
celebrated at the resi- dcnce OF Mr.. Stephen
Z Jew EFT. and 1.-THE ceremony was performed
by Rev, -: p Mcclure d. D.. pastor. Of
the service the couple left on an extended
Northern tour, which on the return will
include a visit to Mrs Loughlin's mother,
[ Mrs Sarah ]. King, Mt Wiliamsport. Pa,
Here they Will be at home at No. 5la South
Front Street. &t536FF lI Ak
wednesday afternoon 85 Miss Pauline
Ceapor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Frank Rhodes King, Junior me lnber OF the
we'll known firm Of Roger Moore's Sons
Co t. was aass Though prstty home
Rev. James 'Earfnicha y. y, 5 a
IN Kinston. N C.,ssWedn esday. a maria e
4 occurred which was Of interest to WILL
young man OF this city. e,31 was the we'd
4 ding of Mr.. Julius F, Taylor. proprietor
q Of the Taylor clothing house, this city,
and Miss Florence lEtnstein. Of kinston. II
wa per formed by Rev. S. Mendesohn
rabbi Of tho Temple Of Israel, Wilmington
6 Miss Eva Etnstein. sister OF the bride, was
maid OF honor. and Mr.. Emanuel Bear,
OF this city, was best man. @tst9 N n
y a After a most flauering season the Caro-
4 linn Yacht Club. on Wrightsville Beach
closes for the season Monday. The mem
I bership the past summer was the larges,
In its history, reaching 32S. p
Mr.. John F. Powell returned this week
frcm q = trip abroad. which Included u
Z visit to Ireland. A5
Mr.. Sam c. Potts, an old Wilmington boy
now employed at Colon with the Panama
Railroad Company, Is here on three
weeks vausition. ~
An engagement of Interest announced /.
that OF Miss Annie Kay Harper, daushte,
& Of Captain and Mrs. j. #, Harper and D,
( Earnest Charles Yitou. of Goldsboro Tn.
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& Lovingston SocialENeWs.

HaI Especial Sto The Times. d ispatch. 65s
E.s yINGsToN 81 A., September 2s.---M lisa
jay Swanson Il swansonY LEI a Va,,3 "a a. sis
tee Of Governor SWANSON is visiting tho
family OF Mr.. M X. Estes
f5it Mr.. Willie PEBBLES and wife visited his
parents here this " eele. III 5s3 .3&
35& Mesdames y. u L. Kidd. j. Il Q. Loving, M
K, Estes. Jr., and Misses Annie Kidd and
Laura Dawson are at the exposition this
week. Sf335sy w & f9l s p
8ea The revival service at Montreal Church,
near Shipman Station, conducted a by the
pastor, Rev. II. 7. z y. Martin, closed Tues.
day evening resulting IN #thirty-hve profes.
lslons spf faith In Christ. #t twenty can.
dldates for membership In that church and
many .reclamat ions. Sst SFs
8s 1or w. ". Lear, of Charlottesville. Va
VIII preach and hold quarterly conference
at Centenary Church, near Arlington, Va
at I'll Am 2$siS5
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Columbia S S 8 iial News !


COLUMBIA. VA. eptenlber % "a ~ 'Ar:t 3
n Harvey. Miss Maudc Shepherd. $s Misc
Annie Ra ndolph and hiessrs. ulian5 snead
and G eorgo H. Huckstep are spending thiii
week at atnestawn Exposition.
Misses Chester and aiaude Woodhn. who
were recent guests OF Mrs a. Walton. have
returned to Richmond. 3Si &
Il Mrs George Payne and Asisss Elizabeth
rnyne. Of Gown ston. hre guests 6 relatives
In town and later@swill attend the EXPOSE
tion before returning home. Il 5E5#
Malcolm Gait. OF Hardware. spent a few
days with friends here this week. f
Miss Haidee Tutwile-. o. Birmlng ct am
Ala. has been the guest OF her uncle. Ar.
Arthur yValto m. (. $sSS pl;Ig
# Messrs. a. B. Payne and u. a. Shepherd
and Master Jamie 55sS Payne have returned
hcme from a visit to lam estowE.3 Ell
Miss Lizzie Ilichardsoni Is at $Arvonia Ia
{ spend ia week or moro witt Mr. and Atrs,A.
4 r. Richardson,
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Bowling Green Social N eWs. 4

s Especial to The Times-D ispatch.]
q BOWLING GREEN, vA., September %.
Miss Louise Haines and Miss NJ lrIarn Cog
hill left this week for the Woman Col-
3lege. in Richmond where they ge-as stu
dents. 3&F$4 iF5 s
5 Dr. J.. M. 5NlcManaway}l has eturned from
o. trip OF several weeks 4 to North Carolina.
ss Miss L. B. Glassill, who has been spend
ing the summer in Pennsylvania, and New
Jersey. has returned homo. g5 IN 4R NJ
I'D Miss soulie Bert and Mrs. 3 ert. ot & Waiver
5ly,Eare visiting at Dr. ". J.. Broaddus's,
% Mrs. Alice Barnes. 81 OF Savannah, Ca, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Sall eAnuerson.
33Ss Rev.. j. 3. Funston Bishop Of Idaho. 3re-
siding at Boise & Is visiting his Tmother-n-
law. Mrs. w. c. Pratt, ut Camden, nea.
Port Royal. ~ 2s
Miss Bessie Butler left this week for
Rawlings Institute Chnrl Va, and
Miss Ruth Barlo Esteo Collins and
Ellen Bronddus, for no Southern Seminary
at Buena Vista. where they go as pupils.
$aa+ Mr.. A.. 3. Chandler. accompanied K by his
wife, is In Baltimore, vi for medical treat.
men
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Bon Air Social News,

Especial RI to- II o. Ttmcs-Dispat Itch WA
BON p AIR, ASS September 2 s, Misses
2i.anghorne Cosby and Emma Clark, who
Richmond. @
Miss Mary cringan is guest OF Mrs.
II. l.. p. Cooke. "a 5dS
Mr., and Mrs. Douglas .wherry have re-
turned from the exposition. Il 3 81 j lB
we Miss Elizabeth Patton, who has been
the guest Q her brother, Mrs. ~ 3. Patton.
she has charge OF the Holy Cross Mission.
Mr.. r. u. Wren has been visiting Mr..
ALERT Williams. sa2 sE 35;5a II
Z. Mrs. Percy Montague and Mr.. Neville
Montague, of Richmond. have been recent
guests Of Mrs. Polk Miller.
lE Mr.. and Mrs ~. b. Barclay have !. re-.
turned to their home in Newport News.
having been tho guests OF Mrs w s. Nor
3 MI. and Mrs w liam Elyson ana family
have closed their summer home and res
turned to Richmond. ~ "a \ 5}}, III
Mrs. L. L. Bass hos returned from a
visit to her sister. Mrs. Campbell. ut Dunn
barton. 35 38l4
n Mi. and Mrs. Clarence Cook, Of Frost
S ileid' g. Is s1essS s. A'ss Ausos'a baS
Miss Lucy Mason. 81 Richmo nd, and Mr..
Randolph Moore. OF Dabney.s, arc; guests
of the Misses Moore. at Merry Oaks" s5$
Miss Katherine Wren has returned home
from q visit to Miss Cardwell, III Hanover.
| Mr.. r. Nee Burlington spent a portion
OF the week on il business a NORM caro-
linn. 33$ & "a Az II &
| Miss James. Of Wilmington. n. & G. Is visit
inn at Mr., Stephen Cowan's. 5S s5S 5a8i5iE
Mrs Z. 3. !. m cCluerls Is enjoying q Vest
ern trip and will visit relatives iii Denver
and Chicago, IA tl3 Il 5a 54l8 5s;;
DIR. Truman Parker, Of chmond,S spent
a portion Of the week at Colonel Talcott's s,
| Miss Belle 2Lunson} has been a recent
gueBt of Mrs. Hud sneth' S at Midlothian. t5
Miss 5Ashburner, OF Richmond and Mr..
John TIobson, fof P6what ian county, are visit
|jlng Mrs. Charles Ashburner. $ All S
| &sS Mr.. George fHVhitworth, vi who S. has been
quite sick with nlalarial fever. is able to
oo out. Z. ts5ss All i33#Sj
Mrs. 81 Charles d,mpbell. OF Dumbarton,
and Mrs, WV. Vicar, Of, Client, Norfolk
have been ecent guests Of MRS. I +. Cox
ar "Glen Lloyd. !" y
Mrs. Howard Sutton and son, OF Rich.
lnond, are visiting Miss Mad 50 Mont
| gomery. XIII
Miss Ranie ,Talcott, Of Richmond was a
recent guest OF Miss Elizabeth Montgomery
| Miss Carrie Moore will be! in Richmond
during tho Episcopal Convention .IS
81 Mr.. Vincent Adamson left last Wednes-
da7 for Bremo TO accept q business posi-.
| ton ss9#R
Announcement has been made Of the mar.
| rlsge In October Of Miss Julia Cardwell,} ct
Hanoyer, to Mr.. Albert WI lllams. Of this
place. 3 {a ti 5s
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Ellington and chill
dren. who have been at#ss"Le Noel.''3 have
lreturned to their home IN r Ich rnond.
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel OF Jacksonville; Fla
| are guests ut lie Noel."$Ff ii u ~
g Mr.. Barksdale Lnthrop OF BE Richmond
was a recent guest 8ot tMr. NIL liam Forbes
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Charlotte Social News

ass Special 4 to The Times Dispatch.l
SS55 CHARLOTTE IL Nc. September 2s.-5
Charlotte society Is much interested in the
announcements sent out this week from
spartansburg s. s. c., OF tho. fort hcoming
.nurriage OF Miss Helen Irwin, Of that city,
to- Mr.. Zach McGhce OF Washin gton,i d
C StS The wedding will take place at the
Irwin home on Monday, september 3oth,j
Blshop Bratton officiating Miss Irwin s5
one Of South Cardinals most beautiful and!
accomplished daughters Mr.. McGhee IS a
popular and talented newspaper man. D For,
'seme time he was connect cd with the Obs
server A staff and lis now Its Washington
correspond emit. ~ IL 3{s5 "a
%ff Mr. and Mrs G gorge NV ebb have issued
invitations to the marriage OF their daugh-3
ter, Miss Una, and Mr.. l1ng BIZ Oates. the
Ger emony Will be performed November 9Th.
In First NJ ethodist Church. E:3 s5sS 94 a
&S Mrs, Hugh Montgomery entertained at
bridge "Wednesday g fternoon ins honorsBot
Mrs. H. "A. London, who leaves soon for
5Lynchburg. Va, where she will make her her
hcme. sS
s Ono Of the most njoyabl o. events OF Ethe
week was the! silver tea given Thursday
Afternoon by the Daught ers Of the Amer =
lean Revolution at the We st Trade Street
hcme Of Miss julia obertson. The 4 re-
yception marked II the opening ofFatheS fall
social season. and was q swell even to So
ciety was out In full force and many OF
tho most prominent i matro MS assisted Y Miss
Robertson in receiving I There was unusual
elegance in arrangement Of every detail.
| As4R Rev.. Harris Mallinckrodt. rector OF st.
Peters Episcopal Church;8 Rev. Francis n
Osborne, rec tor OF the Church Of the Holy
Con, forter, and Mesdames N--FSiinckrodt nnd
Osborne and Miss Emma I.nlt,E will leave
SneXi Tuesd ay for Richmond, Va.,S to attend
the General Convention of@the Episcopal
Chu1 CHI y
9Miss Laura Estil, VIII ohns been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Arr huri =. Draper for
1e$k la y
l3va,l where she will visit be rore returning
Ito her homo IN Lexin gton,
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West Point Social News
StEpeclal to The T I'm ea- Dispatch,1


al WEST POINT, ~. September 2as.---T-slr.s
In town " ednesday. y. 4, !. 8, q
a number Of young men from this plaaca
.virited williamsburg sund a y. they went went
down In nglaunch. rs * III u + is
sS Rev, J. E. Oylcr,y OF Kin and Queen, VS.
lied In town Thu " eel. Y Wa
! Mrs. \ I RI b.! Bray, OF vyakema, and |. Mrs.
W. $. Eastwood visited Mrs N a. Martin
liz Richmond last week. 5
Dr.. CIV. wa Ugh is con Quoting a N Getting
at Four- lille Creek Church his week. III.
s Miss Lillian Roberts, who has been visit (
Ing Miss Kitty Lily ng.ton q Baltimore has rs
returned to her home here. Iaat5f.
e NJ r. r. n. aron, otR the travel g frater-
nit s. was In own SO veral days this ~ eek ~
$& Mr.. Albert w lSnso a. q orfo lk, visited
his parents MI ana Mrs' tn's
sS nj, Everett Edwards. Of a cohoko;; Il spent
Monday night n town sreturnlng from he
q Mis- Matte Wi lams will leave !: Monday
to take charge her school at Summit
NJ slr.s and Mrs. rnest N art Of Rose Gar
den we're here shopping Wednesday
@ Mr. II \, l.. Cook form erly Of the Chs
peake steamship company. Il has accepted q
postion with the Southern way Cons
panyi hnre. fS}E
Alrs SCOTT Broad ur and son, 4 mple, are
visiting frie nds in New Kent count Vi
ls4g1tlss Mary MoGeorge,f eo!npanled py
Mrs: w. r. Bray returned home ~, ,Wednes-
Mrs, g VI Ialss, Of lngton, spent
several days this week. wi til her grand
lmottor, Mrs, X low ton, Es 81 KS
S Mayor a. " ISastWp BOD IL In Wash lnEson
attending the rriagss q HIS nephe y ~
|Ildward 4 Crane. t5 Before + 81 urnlng \ he WI
whit 4the exposltion.1 e
8s Mr. a.. W. sllvy,s of 81 son. pasasd through
town n uesda y & morning en- route e. IS Oh,
\ ynond to attend q meeting OF tn n at1opal
Cant, az p o, s. $of AZ zs5 D. .Ss
igTT Mrs NJ. 10. Isearpe and d auHh or, n y,
Il SBernioc % arc svlsRinEs friends In Newport
News. Port and attend!Rs the exp '
4 Tho d ed cat lon of$ Plum Point chure " u
,kes ri aee spnd he Rev. "a, - Huda y +,
Il ttasivv est ~ dist q
pteacl Services held sllS dsys NJ ~
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marriage will be celebrated In This city
at st. Pauls Episcopal Church, THURSDAY,
October i It'll.
81 The Alumni assoc lation ~ Of this city OF
the University OF North Carolina "a Is max
ing extensive arrangements for & tho annual
banquet of thu ASSOCIATION the night OF Oc-
tcher 9Th. l55s
5S Under the auspices of the four local
Knights Of Pythlas lodges the play Of
damon and Pythias was given an elab-
o1ate production at the Academy Thursday
night The local Thespans who assumed
tho leading roles wore little Miss lima.
Coston.& Misses Cnlena Newell and Elliott
Newell, and Mcssrs. Paul Bell liam F.
Michaux, Oscar III Crnnz, John Brown John
from the D6ys' Brigade acted the parts OF
so ldIers. sf 50
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dinner on the ground. Rev. Mr. r iderf OF
Richmond, will also preach. 533#
4sS Frotracted services are being held ut the
Methodist Church. 81 The pastor. Rev. 3. E..
Hudson,Sis preaching this week. y ext week.
/ Rev. J. g. Oyler, OF East King and Queen,
will assist. 54s {3s{s
y Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby and SON., Mr..
Francis Bagby, left Tuesday for n or folk TO
visit friends. While there they Will attend
tile exposition ~ si8 s4s35 is;3
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P. chand lars ana daugil-
ter Elizabeth, visited Mrs and Mrs. Q. M.
Chandler at their, home in New Kent Sunday.
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MPhoebus Social News.

s95sss Especial to The Times Dispntc CHI
$s PHCEBUs, " 49, September RI 2s.-Mr.
Charles Young. oflNewnrle, N ~ s. is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. T. s L. Martini. on 5Mellen
Street sS 15f l,8
$a Mr. q and Mrs. J ohm Il. sommers, who have
beer visiting here. returned to their homo
lii Baltimore this week. .si3 5j54
ping here. M Ss$! git5 fS jS5
8 Dr. Frank G. Iarrabee,I city recorder, has
been appointed a no tnrys pu bio OF Elizabeth
City county. md entered on his duties.
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Of sFluvanna, visited Scottsville Satur day.
II Miss Ethel Faulconer Is spending N some
time wit h i'relatlvesGin Richmond. &
.$ Miss Lula Moore. OF Charlottesville has
been at MIR. Pr ~. Foland's this week. 3551
3s5T NJ SIS Mary Bull has returned to Richmond
after q visit to- Miss Marett Powers.
e Miss Annie Heath IS back from a trip to
Richmond and the opposition. "A 5iS ga
2 Mr. and Mrs c. White pentS Wednes-
day In Scottsvllle. s{y Va }5si "a
NJ tsses Mamie and May Davis have returns
edEgto Richmond after spending the summer
here. !. "a 5Ss 1851 ES4
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Monday, September Q, 1907:


George Free, administrators Of Birdie L.
Clyburn, filed first account
IT, W. sweeney, administrator Of Susan L.
McCarter, hled third and hnal account.
Frank Collins. executor of Michael O'Don-
oghue. hled FIRST and Anal account.
sarah r. Curry, administrator of william
X. Curry, hled first and Anal account
ALBERT shelton, administrator of A, w.
Miller, hled hrs' account.
81. 81. ~ Morgan, trustee of Clara Clarke,
Fannie =. Bell administratrix of Mary B.
- Josephine Baige, administrators of Agusta
Tneobsld, hled second. final and distributive
o.. N Sans, trustee of Sarah paiey. iied
nnal ana distributive account.
wv. II. and c. T. Mullenix, guardians Of
Cary MCCOY ct al, nled fourth and nnai ac-
W, 3. scarrett guardian of Il. b. scarrett,
hled fourth and fnal account
Lille Rose, executrfx Of ID. r. Rose FLED
first and final.account.
Lenora w. McKeehan, administrators of
Frank 8. McKeehan, filed first account.
Isma Troth, administrator, etc. OF Marra-
ret Holmes, fled frst and inal account.
Ellis Good. administrator of Annie Il. Good.
hled first and final account.
w. l.. Stautner, trustee of the assignment
OF Smith & Pence, fled second and dnai ac-
count.
J. w Watts, administrator of william p.
Grabill, fled first and final account.
Ed M. Virgins, trustee Of the assignment
OF Henry Swearingeu, filed second and Anal
account I. M. WATTS, Hrobate Judge.
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MARSHALL.
August s, 1907,

| august D, lSUI.
Mrs. T. w. Mccoy and father, Jos.
Bell, we're called to Troy to the bed
side of Obediah Garman, who is very
Ill with cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Chas. Spargur and son, Paul,
of Carmel, we're guests of her father,
John Stultz, from Friday until Tues
day, inclusive.
Marshall is represented by the
following at Teachers Institute F.
a. G. Bell, Chas. +. Hiser, Clarence
Hiser, John McEllwee, q. G. White,
Albert Wylie and Miss Elsie Rhoads.
Mrs. /. A. Mccoy and Miss Jennie
Mccoy we're guests of their sister,
Mrs. Will Smith, at Bonneville, from
Wednesday until Friday inclusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Tannehill, of
Columbus, Ind. have been the guests
of d. r. Glaze and other relatives
since Saturday.
T. A. Taylor and family, of Hills-
boro, we're business visitors here
Friday.
8. d. Mccoy and wife attended
Quaker church near Overman Sunday.
Miss Hattie Eyler, of Kentucky.
has been the guest of her uncle, Quin-
ton Dick, and other relatives.
Miss Druzie Mccoy was a guest of
G. G. Garman and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Master Glenn Carlisle, of George
town, was the guest of his grand
mother here recently.
A little girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Cummings last Friday and
buried at Pisgah Cemetery the same
day
Mrs. Minnie:Roads and children are
guests of Mrs. Lou Workman in Hills
boro.
There will be an ice cream festival
at the Gu. Church Saturday night.
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SLEEP AND DEATH
BOTH NATURAL OCCURRENCES
AND WITHOUT PAIN.
Reasoning Proves That There Can Be
No Consciousness at the Instant
Of Either--workIns Of
Natural Law.

The phenomenon called sleep may
be summed up In the following propo-
sitions. says q writer iu the Cosmo'
politan:
First-6leep is temporary death OF
the functions Of the sensitive system.
due 70 exhaustion by fatigue.
Second-This death In temporary
because the vital system continues to
perform its functions during sleep and
restores the sensitive organs to their
normal condition.
For our purpose death may be con-
sidersd under three heads. natural
death, sudden death and death from
disease. Natural death 10 death from
old age It differs from natural sleep
only In degree.
The gradual loss of ssnsibility by
the sensitive organs which precedes
sleep now takes place In the vital
system, and all the organs pass into
permanent sleep together. There can
be no pain preceding or at the mo-
ment of such death, any more than
there is pain preceding and at the mo-
ment Of passing into temporary sleep
Sudden death may be defined as
death due to q sudden injury from
without or within the body sufficient
to destroy at once all irritability Of
both sensitive and vital organs. It
requires no argument to pso<e that
person who is suddenly stricken
dead can suffer no pain. The ele-
ment of time must be present In or
der to suffer physical pain, and In
the sudden death of person the ele-
ment of time Is absent.
We come now to consider the third
and by far the most frequent form
of death, namely, death from disease.
As soon as disease is established.
dying begins, which is but a more
rapid than natural oeasing Of all sen.
sibilities. accompanied with more or
less suffering, according to the cause
which produces 1t. This dying and
suffering, called disease. must termin.
ate either In so-called death. which is
insensibility to It, or In recovery,
which is the removal Of the cause OF
1t. But in any event the suffering has
been endured, no matter whether the
final termination is death or re-
covery.
No one is conscious Of or can recall
the moment he passes from waking
into natural or temporary sleep. Nor
shall we, by supreme agony" or in
any other way. be conscious OF pass
ing into permanent sleep.
Being born and dying are the two
most important physiological events
In the life history of our bodies, and
we shall know no more about the lat
ter event at the time II occurs than
we did about the former.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-08-08
Monster Philippine Snakes.

In the Manila Times Of May l6 ap-
pears the following; Callers at the
Paris building this morning enjoyed
the sight of a snake skin of nam.
moth proportions. 1t was that Of a
boa constructor shot 40 miles north
of Zamboanga by two American pros
pectors. Bell and Newman The skin
measures 20 feet, but Mr.. Wicker
sham, who brought the skin to Ma
Mia. says when first killed the snake
measured 80 feet six inches.
"At the time II was shot the con-
strictor had just seized deer by the
nose and was choking of its wind.
The constructor received charge of
buckshot full in the neck and fell
without struggle. The wound Ia
now represented by a jagged hole In
the skin about three inches in diam
eter.
"Mr Wickerham says he has seen
one constructor even larger. 80 feet
For the purpose OF convincing the
skeptical that there are such mon
sters In these islands he has agreed
to place the skin on exhibition"