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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Bedford Civ.

BEDFORD CITY, July 2o.-The pub
Tic library. which has been closed for
several weeks while the building was
undergoing a course of Improvement
was opened again to-day
very delightful german was given
by number Of young men Tuesday
evening at the Ell1s' National Home,
kindly rendered by the management
for the purpose, a more luxurious or
beautiful place could not be desired,
and the strangers who participated in
the dance, We're much impressed by
the handsome building and elegant
furnishing. The very excellent music
was furnished BY the orchestra OF
the Academy of Music OF Roanoke.
The dance was beautifully led by Mr..
Leslie Morris, OF Chicago. The fol-
lowing were the dancers: Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Morris, Miss Belle Mitchell. Of
Los Angeles Colonel and DR.. Paul
strother, Miss King, OF Chicago, and
DIR. Rice Miss Katharine Hatcher and
]. M. Berry, Jr,; Miss Elizabeth
nwert and Tom Yaacey, Miss Dill
Hammer. OF Lynchburg, and Martin
Withers, OF Lexington; Miss Mary
Ewert and MI. w. ", Wyson: Miss
West and Mr.. Robert summerson, Miss
Florrle Clayton and MI. Cary Nichols
Miss 10 Moore and Mr.. G, w. Whar-
ton, H. Miss Edith sunlmerson ant
N.Y. French, Miss Elinor Scrusgs ant
MI. Russell! Derrick. Niles Bessie Der,
rick and Mr. Landon Lowry, Misc E!ols
Johnston. OF Aurora. Ill.,. and Mr.. Jacl
Johnstonl Farlnyille; Miss Patrlefsum'
%merson land NH j. ". Bragg Misa Spt
Nichols and Frank carpenter. Atlas
Nell Fitzpatrick and o,c, Mosby, The
ohaperons were MIS-, y. n, Moore
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Crew',et.

# CREWE, VA, July 2o.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. sWoodson have arrived here after
an extended tour, including several
watering places Of note. Tor the pres
they will be at home to their friends
in the home of Mrs. George NJ. West.
Miss Halle Long has returned after
a visit of some months TO Southern
Virginia
Misses Loveday and Ethel Overton
OF Richmond, are visiting Mrs. w. T,
Wilson.
Mr.. Clyde Hurt. of Richmond is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Darrell Sann-
doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hines will have
a family house, party beginning the
eth, which is Mr.. Hines's birthday.
Among those expected arc the sons
four in number. and their families
Rev. Walter P. Hines. OF Lexington,
Ky. Messrs. John T. and Claude V.
Hines. of Roanoke; Thomas B. Hines,
Of Floral City. Fla; the daughters
Mrs. George M. West and Mrs, T.. M.
Critttenden--and their families. all of
Crewe; one granddaughter, Mrs. Ed
gar Howard, OF Roanoke; two brothers
t--Messrs. Thomas Hines. Of Southamp-
ton county, and George Hines. OF Muir
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Danyille Social.

DANv1LLE, VA. July 2o.--rhc
recital given last Tuesday night ut
the Randolph Macon Institute was
largely attended, and was n success In
every particular. Mrs. Duyal, assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings and Mr..
Cox. gave Il high-class entertainment
which was much enjoyed.
Mr.. ~. Walton Brown for many
years II popular young resident or
this city, left u few days ago for
Norfolk, where lie VIII In the future
make his home, practicing law with
: the nrm OF Withers & Green. He re-
Gently graduated from the law de-
partment of the University OF Virginia,
and passed tile examination before the
Virginia Bal, Association.
Mr. j G. f.nsslter. "a former resident
OF Danville but now OF Richmond,
was in the city this week.
MIR, Andrew Jameson, OF the Amer
lean Tobacco Company, of Richmond.
was In tile city this week shaking
hands With his many friends here
Mrs a. d. Wharton aud children, OF
Richmond. are visiting Mrs. j. A.
Brewer, on Gray street.
Miss irene Cousins is visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs John W. Boswell and
little son. Jack, have returned from
trip to tho Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs b. r. Lipscomb, OF Petersburg,
Ia visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Talbot on Broad street.
Miss Bessie Watson. Of ftolbrook
Avenue. is the guest OF friends in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Crumpton have
returned to the city from Washing
ton
Mrs ". II. Woodward and two cliil-
dren. OF Roanoke. arc visiting Mrs.
M. H. Clark, on Pine Street,
Miss Mary Stovall. of Martinsvills,
who has been visiting in the city for
the past month. returned TO her home
few days ago accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Virginia Townes.
Miss Louise Guerrant, Of Winston
Salem, ~ c., is visiting Miss Fannie
Watt Gnerrant. on Paxton Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hardin and
little Charlotte. Of New York. are
Visiting Mrs j. L.sHardin. on. South
Main Street
Mr. d. T. Withers and little son are
spending the summer in Ashewille.
Mr.. Bonnie and Miss Ethel Puryear
left a few days ago to visit Rich
mond and the Jamestown Exposition
Mr.. Ashby Ivy. OF Richmond, spen,
several days this week with his father
Mr.. r. p. Ivey, of this city.
Mr.. Oliver Witcher Carter, forme,
well-known resident Of the county
was in the city this week. He is now
Visiting at hissold home near Brosvile
from whence he went twentythree
years ago to his present home at
Fortuna. No. where he is engaged II
the mercantile business,
Mr.. W. B. Haynes, OF the American
Tobacco Company, is spending the va
cation with his parents in Franklin
county.
Mrs. H o. schoolneld and children
and Miss Size schoolfeld are spending
some time at the Rockbridge Alum
hSprings.
Miss Yard,cy, of Philadelphia, Is
Visiting her sister. Mrs. r. e. Tobin.6
Miss Gertrude Withers is spending
isome& time at Patrick Springs.
Mrs. r. NJ. c. Glenn, OF New York
Is visiting Mrs. j. E. schoolheld, OF
Main Street.
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PALMYRA.

Il PALMYRA, VA, July 2n.-Thes Flu
wanna Chapter Of the Daughters Of the
Confcd eracygnet atNGlen Burnia sTnlrs-
day afternoon. The resignation ofsthe
president. Mrs. Sally Smith, was with
much regret accepted. Miss Vera Petit
was elected president; Miss Cora Per-
kins. first vice-president, and Mrs.
Willie Shepherd. second vice-president.
After the business OF the meeting was
at an end. refreshments were served
by the hostess, Miss Petit, and a de-
lightful evening spent ny.
Those present were Miss Anne Cleve-
land, Mrs. A. A. Gray, Mrs. WilliecShep-
herd, Miss Mary Miller snead; Miss
Cora Perkins. Mrs. William Bugbee,
Miss Betty Cleveland, Mrs Major
Bowles, of Wilmington. Mrs. William
Sclater, Mrs. Penn Petit Miss Vera
Petit.
Captain Terry, president OF the vir-
ginia Air Line Railroad, Is here with
his chief engineer, Mr.. Fine, to locate
the station at Palmyra. On account OF
the hilly yicnity,it was feared no suit
able location could be made within the
town limits but to the qualification
of the merchants es pecially the sta
ton will be conveniently situated.
Mr.. Charles Locker. formerly OF this
| place, is here on visit. He has accepted
a position with MIR. Il. h. FIutWller, OF
the Memphis Street Railway Company
| and his energy and talent have pro-
NOTED him from clerkship to the
| position of secretary and treasurer OF
| the company in the course Of few
| months.
\ DR. and Mrs. William B. Petit ana
1 Mrs. Overton Fontaine are spending a
few days at Glen Burnie.
| Mr. Padgett. OF the Virginia Air Line
force, is quite sick at Mr.. Jeter Shep-
herds.
Miss Blanche Shepherd, musician OF
| note, and teacher in the Texas Uni
versity, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. a
A. Gray.
Palmyra is being lighted by acety-
| lene gas.
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Lexington Social.

TspeNial to The Times Dispatch.l
/ LEXINGTON, VA, July sO.--Durlng
the past few days n most pleasant
family reunion OF their children and
grandchildren has been Held at the
iospitablc home OF Rev. Charles Manly,
u. ID. pastor OF the Lexington Baptist
Church, and Mrs. Manly, on White
street Lexington The following were
present at tho reunion: DR.. John M.
Manly and his sister. Miss Annie, OF
Chicago; Or. and Mrs. Robert G. Pat
rick. with their daughters, Misses
Mary and Helen, from Marion, Ala;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Watson from
Gaffncy, s. c.: Mrs. James !. 1Sendrlck,
with her children, Esther. Charles
Mary and Annie. from Lafayette. La.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Manly and
Mr. Basil M. Manly. from Brooklyn,
N. Y. These. with Miss Mary Manly,
land DR.. and Mrs. G. 81 Dod, with
Etlleir children, emma and Charles. have
Hall enjoyed a delightful season to-
gethcr. Tho only member Of the cir
Gle who was absent was Row. James i.
kendrck, whose duties detained him
lin his home In Louisiana.
The Lexington Pool Company has
purchased OF Mr.. John LaRowe his
pool and billiard parlors on Washing
Itton street. eHlnRloT.r--l neA price Pald
was $4,000 This company has Sc
ilcrred charter from the state Corr
operation Commission. the minimum
lcapital being $4,000, and the maximum
$4,000. The officers OF the company
named in the charter are; Messrs. Nc
/ Chung Patton. president; Mason G.
! Deavcr, vice. president: Robert c. Wal
ker. secretary. and James NJ. Withrow.
/ treasurer
| Rev D. II. Kern, OF Winchester, has
! bought the old Haughaw.out residence
lon Main Street Lexington, for s1,50o.
Possession was given at the time, Of
1.-THE purchase. Il : 81
/ Mr.. James S. Smith has sold his resi-
idence on jefferson Street, Lexington.
/ to Mr.. Herbert s. VanDerveer. OF near
Lexington. The price was $1,000, and
/ possession was given at once.
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Ashland

ASHLAND. VA, July 2o.-The an
snual outing Of the Winono Council, No.
81. Junior Order United American Me-
chanics. which is located in Ashland,
took place Thursday at Ashland Park,
and turned out to be one CT the lar
gest gatherings ever held here Mem
hers OF the council, with large num-
ber%of friends and visitors. assembled
In the pavilion in the morning. A
nicely prepared dinner was served,
and abounded with the products or
iold Hanover Brunswick stew or rare
quality and barbacued veal prepared
ION the grounds by Davy Anderson,
the Well-known old time chef of Han
over. Mr.. John L.. Saunders, chairman
of the Board of Supervisors, was mas
ter of ceremonies. It was rare &C.
casion for the congenial meeting of
friends. and most of the prominent
citizens of this section were on hand
/ Among those seen on the grounds
were the following: Mr.. Clarence Tay-
lor Roosevelt Page, George P. Haw.
Tom Edwards, A. B. Hall, w! p Shell
ton. w. y Jenkins, Fl, Guy Vaughan.
Walter sydnor, r. G. Pnryear. J. l..
Waldrop. G. G.. Blunt, w. Il. Blunt,
Charles Blakey, Tom Trevillian, r. Fl,
Coz Herbert Cross. DR.. Ray, Dolly
Mallory. Charles Parke England. etc.
Ashland Lodge of Masons met here
| tonight for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the building of the
new Masonic hall here. Mr.. Rutherford
| Fleet and Mr.. Clarence Taylor were
| passed to the fellowcraft degree. This
| is the anniversary of the fiftieth year
| Of the Masonic Lodge in Ashland. and
will be fittingly celebrated in Deem
1 Der, ~.
Mr.. Charles Il. Fotts and family are
spending the week at the Jamestawr
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WaYerlY.l

ESPECIAL to The Times-1oispatch-J
wAvERLY. VA. July 2p.-A "Fete
IChampetre" was given BY Miss Mary
May at her home here tlast Tuesday
evening in honor OF her guests, Miss
May Breeden, OF Richmond, and Miss
Helen Young, OF st. Louis.
Among these present We're Misses
Sally Burt, Nell Gray. Estalle Fitchett.
Mnriel Smith, May Breeder. Helen
Young. Lucille Norris, Ethel Norris,
Ellis, Ruth Spratiey Frances Broaddus,
Sculie Burt Bessie Kyland. Grace West.
Elsie West, Ruby smith Mary May
Ethel Daniel. Evelyn May, Lille
Harrison and Lizzie Fleetwood, Messrs.
j. w. Presson. W. Y. West Rosser
West. Alton West. p. Fleetwood.
Jr.. Holt Fleetwood, Bruce Mar
tin. virginius Arnold, George Ar
nold George Williams. w. T. Roun-
tree X w. C'GarY, w. E. Norris. F..
ChappelE ". j. Young and Thomas H.
Howerton.
The lawn was Beautifully lighted
With japanese lanterns. AMI ach avail.
able spot was eagerly sought by the
gay couples. At intervals, the party
was entertained by the singing Of Miss
Ruby Smith, MISS Lizzie Fleetwood,
Miss Estelle Fitchett, and MIR. w. j.
Young. At late hour dainty refresh
ments were served on the lawn. ana
each one seemed to regret that ''ail
things have an end
Miss Carrie Vaughan, OF Nansemond
county. is visiting Mrs. Lille Vaughan
and Miss Nell Gray. on .copperhonk
I.AR-enne. " s. Is sFSs 81 s7s''
L Rev ". j. Young. of ST. Louis. is
| visiting friends in town this week
Miss Lore Carney. OF Churchland,
Va, is visiting Miss Grace West this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Of Della
ware. are visiting The home Of Mr..
| p. Fleetwood.
mr.. Horace Gray is spending the
week in town,
| Miss Maud cannnoa. of Lynchburg
| Va. isvisitirg Miss Grace West
| Mrs. Fred Ellis, OF Norfolk, Va. is
| visiting tho home Of Mr.. p. Fleetwood
4 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. .. Gray spent9Tuas-
( day and Wednesday at the exposition.
1 Miss Helen Young of St. Louis, IS
| visiting Miss Mary May this week.
4 Capt, j. Z. Bell and Mr.. w. A.
Stephenson, of Wakefield, spent Tues.
day at the exposition.
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Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, 1u's 2o.-About
forty couples enjoyed Il delightful
dance at the Country Club Tuesday
evening. Among those iprssents We're:
Miss TMargaretRGiA, Miss Mary Sum-
mers Booth, Miss Margaret Pegram,
miss Elizabeth Pegranl. Miss Roberta
Hamilton, Miss Winston. OF Minneapo-
lis Miss Alice Spicer. Miss Louise
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Bryan, Miss
Della Bryan, Mrs. cambridge Spots
wood, OF New York; Messrs. George
Harrison. j. Morton Townsend, Mason
Fiji, n. Boiling Wilcox, Jr., Samuel
Budd, William thinner, Collins Spots
| wood, d. Hamilton Wilcox, z. A.: aar-.
tin, Jr., Sidney Green, Val Parham.
Mr.. German B.7tGiileArhas returned
from a most enjoyable reunion Of his
old comrades OF FORESTS Cavalry at
Gurley, Alabama. q
Miss Rutherford, Of Roland ParK,
Maryland, who has been visiting MI.
and Mrs. Harris Donnan. has returned
home.
Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne, Miss
Donald Claiborne and Mr.. Robert
\ Claiborne left on Wednesday for the
yellow Sulphur Springs, where they
will spend tho summer
Miss Winston. Of Minneapolis is WIS.,
lifting Miss Roberta Hamilton.
Mrs y. D. Wilcox has returned
! from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Boiling
Wilcox at Flower de Hundred, on the
James River.
! Miss Josephine Schwenc'S has gone
1 TO Wrightsville Beach, North Caro-
lina to spend several weeks.
| Mrs. Evelyn Coleman Boisseau IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Bois-
seau, of this city.
r. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meachem are
| spending the summer with Mrs. Webb
at THE Oaks" in Prince George coun'
| ty.
Miss Nan Jones. Miss Louise Banks
and Miss Mary Moylan Banks are at
| Virginia Beach.
Miss Jennie Heath is spending tho
| summer with the Misses Coles at
"Woodville" in Albemarle county.
| Mics Margaret Banks Is visiting rel-
I atives in Winston, N. G.
Mr.. T, NJ. Allen and Mr.. Andrew Fl.
Allen have returned to New York af-
ter q visit to their home in this city.
Rev. r. W. Barnwell and his family
are at the Warm Springs.
/ Mr.. r. B. Wilcox. Jr., has returned
from Virginia Beach.
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he was called by the sudden death of
his brother, Mr.. Joseph Green.
for a long time connected With the
Southern Railroad.
| Miss Corrotney Rudd, Of Porto Rico,
lis, the Hguesrfofl Miss Margaret Bagby
After visiting relatives in King and
Queen for several weeks she will go
to Hollins Institute. September 18th,
where she is registered as a student
for the coming session.
Rev c. ". Waugh attended the edu-
cational conference in Richmond this
week. 91s
Miss Inez Palmer enteytained in
honor of Miss Emilyl3Pulcer's house,
party on !. .Thursday6 evening ;s. ..,,
/ Mrs. ClydetrF. Ross and her guest,
Miss Leta Watts q. ;sraulnton, visited
Mrs. Ross.s mother. Mrs. W.. Bray
at Wakema. the past week. y
DR.. L. S. ,Folkes. Mr.. NJ. ". Gary
and Mr.: r. Julian Buggy arc. }on the
sick list. il "
III spite Of the. outcry against the
cold, and unreasonable spring, crops
are good and promise fine harvests
Mr.. and AIRS, w. Owens and son
tho.rspentlsaeveral days at the expo
{sttionx this week.
u Miss Pet Mum. and Miss George
sydenstrickersa are now visiting the ex-
position.
Messrs. j T. Roach. and Walter
Fleet attended the Ellss' convention ir
Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. J.tL. Bland is the guest of het
mother Mrs. Courtney, at Mundy's
Point. In the Northern Neck Of Vir-
ginia.
Mrs: r. = Holland and. daughter
|, Viola. of Campden. N. j.. are visiting
their aunt. Mrs NJ. e. Edwards
Mr.. w. L. Wheeler was called tt
| Syracuse. N. Y. this week to attend
the burial of his mother
Miss Alice Coleman, OF, Gloucester
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Presley
! Williams.
DR.. J.Warren Kneff. formerly of thu
United States Marine Hospital. New
York. is the guest Of DR.. C!ydge F
Ross.
/ Mrs. Allnut, Of Baltimore, who /!
| visiting In the home of, Mr.5aB w
Hudson. spent several days In Rich
mond this week accompanied by Mis-.
| Frances Hudson.
Misses Mary p Latane and Olive
Bagby are attending the normal schoo
in Fredericksburg.
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Mrs. j. s.. Bucks. Mrs. w. w. Mckay.
Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. W. H., Mosby,
Mrs. II. NB. Mosby Stays Mr.. Wolfe,
of Roanoke, and Thurman Clark,
4 At a meetin & IF the Pea ks sStoiff 10 tier;
Chapter pf tho D. A. r., held at the
home of the regent Mrs r. B. Clay
ton. among other items Of business
delegates were elected to the conven-
ton OF the order, to be held in Nor
folk in October. Those elected are the
regent. Mrs. Clayton, and Miss Rosa
/; lie W.. Smith. with Mrs. r. B. Kelsey
and Mrs. s. S. Lambeth as alternates.
Hon John Goode is again upon his
native heath in6 bedford, stopping at
the home Off M 4. e. &NNssfp 1hurton. His
numerous friends are delighted to well
come back and enjoy his varied and
interesting "Reminiscences and amusing
anecdotes ofSincidents in6his long and
eventful life.
Professor M. F.. Burks, OF WASH
ington and Lee University and Mrs.
Burks who have been visiting rela-
tlves at his former home here, have
left for visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Belle Buford who has been
teaching at Anstead, w. Va, has re-
turned home. and Is the guets Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Buford
Hon. j.; l.. Campbell has returned
from afvisit to Boston.
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Alton.

ALTON, VA, July 20.-This popular
mountain resort is being well filled
with summer visitors, both at hotels
and private homes a. ,'
y a larger number Of guests than
usual from Charlottesville are at the
Alton House. prominent among others
being Dr.. E. M. Magruder and his
charming wife, Mrs. DIR. G. E. Vena Bile
and Mrs. George Perkins.
The usual Richmond and Norfolk;
contingent are here, and the verandas
and lawns resound with merry laugh
ter and song.
Mr.. Douglas Magregor, Of Rich
mond; Mr.. Norman Munder, of Balti-
more, and Mr.. Henry Cioodloe. Gof Ohio
are guests at Locust Dale this
week.
At .'Highland ELod ge,"" the hospita-9
BILE home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. x. Welsh
ger, are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Burks.
of West Virginia: Mrs. Purvis, Of
North Carolina, and Mrs. Thompson.
of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Goodloe. sr.,5
and Miss Clara Goodloe, of Greenfield,
are in Stanton this week. Mrs. Good
loe is quite ILL., and her friends are
very uneasy about her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Scott. OF.
Richmond, are enjoying the summer
at their lovely home. Royal Orchard"
Mr.. W. S. Rodes has returned home
from a visit to the jamestown Expo
sition.
Mrs. j. Ezekiel Hall is home after
n wo.weeks' stay with relatives In
Richmond.
Mrs. Rawlings, pf Charlottesville.
who was stopping at the Alton House,
left to-day to visit friends In Lynch
burg.
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Scottsville.

scOTTsv1LLE. VA. July 2o.--The
"kimono fete" given Friday evening
], byt Mrs. Z. Lansing Fox of scottsville.
4 to- her little daughters Mary and
4 katherine and their friends. was one
of the most beautiful entertainments
ever enjoyed by the little people OF
this neighbornood
THE Snowden Enterprise is the
name Of a dimlnutiye newspaper pub.
lished by two OF the little sons of
Mr.. David Hancock. OF Buckingham.
Mrs. P. f. Thomas, accompanied by
i her two little sons. left on Monday
Ito visit relatives in Lynchburg and
iRonceyerte.
Miss Marjorie Nicholas. who has
been spending some time with friends
t3n Richmond. has returned home.
4 Mr.. II. G. Harris has been confined
ito the house by sickness for several
,days.
Mr.. G. Mason billiard and family, Of
Norfolk. arrived here this week.
Measrs. s. NJ. shepherd and Ar
(1nistead Shepherd of PALMYRA. Va.
Twisted relatives near Scottsville few
days ago.
Dr. and Mrs. Jcnes. OF crozet who
have been guests ofallss Matte Jones.
i1lave retnrnd home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hancock left
for the exposition on No 10 Thursday.
Mr.. r. ]. Wade, of Richmond. spent
Sunday at his old home here
Miss Salisbury, of Boston, is the
guest of the Misses Davis
Mrs. Charles Campbell and children.
who have been entertained at the bone
OF Mrs. r. Lansing Fox left asfew
DAYS ago fer Oycrton to visit relatives.
Mr.. w, G. White. OF Hardware a
lcandidate for the State Senate, visited
1.-THE town Saturday.
Mr.. ". j. Heath. of Norwood, has
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. j. c. Hill has returned from,
Misunderstanding where she has been
depending some time with friends
Miss Annie Heath Is the guest OF
Miss Agnes Hodge, Of East Radford:
Mr.. Lewis Brown, Of New Canton
as at Mr.. J. w. Nicholas's
Mrs, Joseph Butlertand children. OF
NLynchburg, who have been visiting
relatives here, have returned home.
Mr.. r, G. Moon spent Sunday In
Ecottsville.
Miss May Davis is attending the
summer school at Columbia Univer.
sity, N. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Harris and
daughter Of Esmont visited the towr
Saturday.
Mrs. w p. Burgess. who has beer
Mery III, Is Improving.
Miss Mary Louise Hart, OF Savannah
GA, who has been The guest of Mis-.
MARY Fox. left for Overton a. few day!
ago.
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. Christiansburg.

CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA. July 90
The Peak Sisters" q musical farce,
was given by the young gentlemen
Of the Allegheny Club on Tuesday
evening to large audience. The
young gentlemen wore becoming cos
tunes OF black skirts, old ladies' COM
forts. white capes and aprons and tall
peaked caps.
Mr.. Guy r. Elicit went to Rich
mond Wednesday evening for short
visit to his brother DR.. William r.
Elicit who has been at the Memorial
Hospital for several weeks, as the
result Of an automobile accident
Mr.. ]. Kyle Robinson. OF Dublin, has
been called to Christiansburg to at
tend his father, Captain Thomas, who
is seriously III. Captain Thomas Is
one OF the oldest men In the county.
Mr.. G. W. Kirkwood. OF Plttsburg
Pa. has been stopping with his friend
Mr., r. j. Hamilton, for several days
Miss Helen Johnston has been III
for several days.
Captain Osborne and Mrs. "A. D. Ste
vcns. of Radford. spent short while
with MISC Mimic Thomas this week
Mr.. Vernon Bentley, ssf Richmond
has returned from an Important bust
ness trip to Washington,
Mrs. G. Harrison Schaeffer and Miss
Annie Trgg Childress left on Wed,
nesday evening for Richmond.
Mrs. schaeffer VIII enter the Retreat
sor the Sick to take n coursegof train.
ing 70 prepare herself as a trained
| nurse.
Mrs. Marion zirke and Mrs. Jane,
Millor are guests of Mr.! and Mira, n
| Dennlzon Cole. OF Williamsburg. While
4 there they Will see something OF the
| exposition.
Miss Florence Walters returned
Thursday from a stay 81 several weeks
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West Point,

WEST POINT. VA july 2o,---The re
union OF Camp Douglas Carter, 8, G.,
VI, zach year at King William Court
house Ia looked forward to and ar
RANGED for with great enthuslaam A
great crowd asganlbled, appropriate
exercises ara observed and most
sumptuous dinner Is served to every.
body Thia year the reunion Will take
place Che 9oth inst. 5 Il
Mr.. II, w, Hefferon has lust De,
turned from Columbia s. e.. where