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alone. All of this money was de-
 rived from profits on shipments and
 there is yet good balance on hand.
 It must be remembered, however,
 that the company enjoyed the benefit
 of 20 and D cent copper market
 which has now dropped to I3 and II
 cents, which in itself will make a
 vast difference in the future. Since
 the slump in copper the Standard | Consolidated management has cut
 out all extensive development work,
 in order to keep the affairs of the
 company on a conservative basis. There is still a great deal of high
 grade ore in sight, although develop ment in the lower workings of the Sta andard have revealed no important ore bodies. The Copper Center shaft, in about feet of glance, as. saying 30 to 40 per cent. copper, has reached depth of 2S0 feet, and in- dications are good for a permanent ore body. A small hoisting plant is in operation at the shaft and doing excellent work. The San Jose claim is being worked in a small way and shipments from this claim have inn proved in value to some extent. The report in general, while it does not show great increase in the treas ury, still a great amount of develop ment work. which costs money, has been performed. At present there is no evidence of the company closing. The new store is open for business.
 w. c. Miller, who owns a group of mining claims in the Greenlee dis trict above town, was down this week | on business. He reports that section | in excellent condition and is very en- over the future prospects. | Development work now being executed in his country is revealing promising ore bodies. Gold, silver and copper values are carried in the ores of that district. Mir. Miller has owned his claims several years and will no doubt be on Easy street, should that country get started.
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Joe Lee, of Metcalf, will give grand turkey shoot on Thanksgiving day. Both pistol and rifle ranges will be given and the shoot will give the Metcalf marksmen a chance to get their turkeys at nominal price, pro-, vided of course, they can hit the bird. A great many of the Clifton SD )rts will no doubt try their guns.
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MINOR MENTION

The Coronado railroad is being re- paired and protected from the little freshets.
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A Turkey Shoot in Clifton.

On next Sunday, November 24th, Joe Billingsley will give grand turkey shoot on the old ball grounds East Side. He has secured seventy five turkeys and a lot of chicken, which will be put up as targets for the crack shots around this section. The rifle range will be placed at 275 yards, which will be easy picking for some of the local hunters. Every body will take chance for a Thanks giving turkey and If they shoot long enough they will get one. The turkeys are all in excellent condition and some of them are of exceedingly large size. A special invitation is extended to the hunters to rub up their artillery aud take few pegs.
 Meats-Some day you will want a nice steak or roast. Try Smiths Store. .
 Sanitol toilet articles exchanged for coupons.
 Nice olives in bulk at A. c. grocery
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After the first of December the Clifton Theatre will change its pro- gram three times a week, the change nights being Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The theatre has been popular resort and Manager Linton has always made an effort to keep the people interested. Three changes a week and all frst-class subjects will be as much as can be asked.
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We want your Sanitol coupons at the A. c. drug department.
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Just Received-A nice lot of cleo 'tric sad irons at the A. c. hardware department. Call and inspect them
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Arthur Murphy, general manager of the Ash Peak mines, visited Cliff ton last week on business. MT. Mur-
 phy informed the ERA reporter that
 he was working d full force of miners and that development work was being pushed, although shipments have been temporarily suspended. The ore is being piled on the dump and when the time arrives for shipment d good force of wagons can be put on. MT. Murphy has been operating the Ash Peak mines for some time and his efforts have demonstrated the fact that the claims owned by the company will bring handsome returns. The ores can be handled at the Shan non shelter at Clifton, the c. Q. shelter at Douglas and the custom shelter at Fl Paso, hence there should be no difficulty in placing all the ore that can be mined. Shipment to Clifton, in all probability is the most conyenient point to ship the ores.
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The New York-Arizona Gold and Copper company took the prize at the territorial fair for the richest and best gold specimens exhibited. The company sent several boxes of sam pies that would assay about $50, ,OOO to the ton and made a great hit among visitors at the fair grounds. It was one of the best advertisements ever exhibited by the CliftOn-Morencid dis trict and was d great surprise to many people who only knew this dis trict as copper camp. As a result the New York-Arizona people were given orders for several thousand shares by people who knew a good thing when they saw it. Herman J. Degenar, secretary and treasurer of the company, is very enthusiastic over his capture of the territorial fair prize, which is a considerable distinction over other gold camps of the territory.
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Fresh Cranberries at A. c. grocery department.
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We can supply your wants for the big Thanksgiving dinner at the Real Market
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It is reported that development work at the old Polaris properties is progressing rapidly with hattering results. A considerable amount of money is being spent on the property and no doubt a large and permanent body of gold ore has been encounter ed. The Polaris is fortunately located on the Frisco river and has the best location for a millsite of any company in the district. All that is needed is the ore and current reports indicate that the manage ment has an excellent opportunity to get it.
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A nice room to rent in East Clifton. Apply to Mrs. Adam Smith.
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A nice line of ladies shirt waists going at cost.
 J. A. BillingsleY & Co.
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Fish and game in season at the Clifton Meat and Cold Storage mar
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Stockholders in the Standard Con- solidated Copper company are in re- ceipt of report showing what has been done during the past six months. The report does not show much head
 way in the shape of cash, although about S25,00O has been expended on development work, S1S,OOO of which went into the Old Standard claim
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Customers have a right to be thankful for trading at the Real Market. All necessaries for the Thanksgiving dinner.
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For d fine juicy steak, leave orders with the Clifton Meat and Cold Stor- age company.
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David M. TrecartIn, M. D., and Henry Setzer, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, both of whom are extensively inter- ested in the Stevens Copper company, visited Clifton few days this week. Their business was to examine the mines owned by the company and de- eide upon the amount of assessment work to be done between now and the first of the year. They left or ders with their general manager to execute assessment work as rapidly as possible. They were also well pleased with the looks of the con- panv property and will stay with it. Connecticut people are heavily inter- ested in this company and all of them are aware of the fact they are in- terested in good ground.
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Meats-Some day you will want a nice steak or roast. Try Smiths Store -
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Remember Smiths Store is the only store in town where you can supply your table with Kansas City pork, mutton sausages, chickens, ducks, turkeys and everything for the table.
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The Gold Belt Development and Reduction company continues to operate with a good force of men. Copper ore is being hauled to Mo-
 renci and piled up preparatory to shipment to the shelter for treat ment. It is reported that the cop per shaft which has now gained con- siderab ble depth, is looking better. A cross-cut at depth has demonstrated nice showing of manganese ore and there is little doubt but that the same grade of ore that was found on the surface extends into depth. The shaft is q most important feature on the copper claim and the manage ment of the company is more than well pleased with the excellent show plant has been erected at the shaft and the gallows frame makes things look like business. The showing in- dicates the fact that the Gold Belt is destined to be one of the leaders, should copper drift back to its former high level. The management will continue development work and when the time comes, the company will be in position to rush shipments to the smelter. A certain amount of devel- Opment work is required and this work might just as well be executed now as any other time. Work on the gold claim is progressing nicely and plans are being consummated for the erection of the new gold mill. The present shortage of money may cause some delay, but prospects are good for it being carried through. Stock holders make numerous trips to the property and all report one of the
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Nice olives in bulk at A. c. grocery department.
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Sanitol toilet articles exchanged for coupons.
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Abingdon.

ABINGDON. VA, Juno 15.-Dr. and
Mrs. Coynvius Constantine have
reached Abingdon from abroad, where
they have spent two years. Mrs. Con-
stantine will spend the summer with
her mother. Mrs. sallie Trlgg. Or.
Constantine will leave in q few days
to visit his parents at Birmingham.
Ala, and will be In training for his
profession during the rest of the sum-
mer at Johns Hopkins
Miss Annie Lunghorn, of Salem, Is
tho guest Of Mrs. Leon Palmer,
Miss Helen Bxby Smith, Of Park
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as maid Of honor. will be tho brides
only attendant Mr.. Oscar w. Huddles
ton will serve as best man.
Miss Franklin Is widely and well
connected throughout the State. hav-
ing a number Of relatives in this city.
She has visited here on several occa-
sions. and with her beauty, vivncity
and charming personality. won host
of friends. who wish her much happi-
ness. Mr.. Glass Is connected with the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
in an ofii cial capacity. and is popular
in business and social circles.
Personal Mention.
Miss Sallie Davis, OF No. 1923 West
Grace Street, left Wednesday for Nash
Vile. Tenn. where she will be one Of
the bridesmaids at the Laws
that city on Juno 25th. Miss Davis Is
exceedingly popular IN Nashville,
where she spent last summer.
Mrs r. T. Hunter and Mrs George
Ambrose Allen, OF Erie. Pa, returned
Wednesday evening from spending sew
cral days at the Insilc Inn. jamestown
Exposition.
Miss Langhorne Cosby and her broth
er, Mr.. William Cosby. will Join their
mother, Mrs. William Cosby. in Lynch
burg, Va. where they will spend the
summer in the home OF Mrs. John s..
Wright. hirs. Wright Will sail shortly
for Europe. to be gone until September
next.
During reunion week in Richmond
Mrs. J. Enders Robinson had with her
Captain Stephen Il. Morgan. Messrs. J..
Il. and Morgan p. Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. +. Robinson. Jr.. Captain
and Mrs Charles S. Morgan. who were
also In Richmond for the reunion, spent
their time at the Jefferson Hotel. This
is the first reunion Of Mrs. Robinson's
entire family for twenty-five years.
Miss Bessie Selden has been spending
some time at Pine Beach Hotel with
a party OF friends She enjoyed taking
in with them the pleasures Of Virginia
week at tho Jamestown Exposition.
Miss Mary Gooch Anderson, OF Cliff
ton Forge. Va, is in Richmond to at
tend the Cocke-Wilson wedding, taking
place at the Second Baptist Church on
Wednesday next. Miss Anderson is at
No. us East Franklin Street
Mr.. Garrett G. Gooch. Sr., OF Staun-
ton. Va, returning from the James
| town Exposition, spent Thursday night
| ut inc AIlo!Il6 OIL NlrS X. Il. Hunter, cor
nerf OF pnird and Franklin streets, and
left Friday afternoon for home.
l sou seas
Miss Helen Wilson and Miss Eliza
Hamlin. of Danvllle, Va, and Miss Tate
of Memphis. Tenn. are spending SONG
time at tho Mount Vernon. Miss VIII
son is visiting her uncle Mr.. L. G. JEFF
| fress.
Mrs. George Ambrose Allen. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs r. Il
Hunter. for several weeks. has returned
to her home in Erie. Pa.
Miss Helen Tanner left Saturday fol
Lexington, Va, where she will attend
the finals Of tho Virginia Military In.
Il stitute
i DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bell Miller OF
/ Newport, Va. passed through Richmond
Friday on their way to the jamestown
Exposition, at Norfolk. Mrs. Miller
before her wedding on "Wednesday last
was Miss Maude Pickett and grad.
uate Of Woman's College in the class o.
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MlsSes Annie sWilllam8. OF I'll Ilaue
Spring; Margaret and Helen Hoge. Of
IIcge's Store, and Bessie Elicit, of
Christiansburg. Va; Mr.. Frank Snidow.
of Pembroke. and DR.. a. II. Hoge, OF
lIcge's Store, Va,
At Womnn's Club.
Tea Will be served at Woman's Club
TO- morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. Hos
tcsses for the afternoon be Mrs. l..
L. Lewis. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Rutherford,
Mrs. Junius Morris. Mrs. L. r. Dashiell,
Mrs j. Aston Cabell, Miss Alice n.
Parker. Mrs. Warrington Wise and Mrs.
Henry Sampson.
Mr. and Mrs. BoIllng's Rccitals.
The closing recitals bx,pupils OF ar.
and Mrs Ernest L Boiling VIII be
given at the Woman's Club on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. June 18th and
18th, at $3.50 o'clock.
Annual Meeting.
The Virginia Society OF Colonial
Danes will hold its annual meeting on
tho afternoon of June 18th In the
rooms OF the Virginia Historical So
clety. ,.ts TX I'll ...
Auxiliary to Meet.
The Masonic Homo Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday morning at IL o'clock
IL re Masonic Temple.
I'innl Exercises.
Commencement exercises at the Ma
scnic Home Will take place Tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. An attrac-
tive program Of songs and recttations
and the delivery OF diplomas and
medals by tho board will be rendered.
Chapter Meeting.
Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the
Confcderacy. win meet on Wednesday
morning at II o'clock in Lee Camp
Hall.
TO Meet Tuesday.
The general association for the Pres
ervation of Virginia Antiquities will
hold its Juno meeting Tuesday after
noon at 1880 o'clock In the rooms OF
the Virginia Historical Society.
Mrs. CHIPS Excursion.
Much interest is felt in an excursion
to be given by Mrs. Gill to the lanes
town Exposition on Tuesday, June 25th
4 Her party will go from Richmond to
the Exposition Grounds on the new
transportation advantages and unusual
comforts and conveniences. 1t will
leave tho Richmond wharf at 4 p. M
on Tuesday and reach the landing poin,
at the exposition the next morning. Al
who desire to do so can remain or
p board Mt night during their stay. A
large party Will make the trip.
Glnss-Frnnllln.
A marriage Of much interest here
Will take place in Roanoke on Wednes-
day. the 18TH at high noon, In the
lone Of Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Frank.
lin. No. ZIG Elm Avenue, Southwest
when her daughter, Alice Frances, vii
be united in mutrimon yto Mr. Corbir
Decatur Glass, Of that city
On account Of a recent bereavement
in the family Of Mr.. Glass, tho mar.
riage will BIO on exceedingly quiet af
fair. The ceremony. which will be per
formed by Rev. Father ]. w. Lynch
pastor of st. Andrews Catholic Church
Will be witnessed by only immediate
relatives and u few friends Of boil
families.
Miss Katherine Doyle. OF Lynchburg
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ersburg, w. Va. left the last Of the
week for her home after visiting Miss
Eliza Cosby,
Mr.. n. w. White and Misses Sadie
and Elise White returned this week
from u visit to Mrs. a. p. Wilmer at
Richmond.
Misses Kate and Salllo Hunt left
this week for Keysville Va. In order
to be with their brother, Mr.. Alonzo
Hunt, who is III.
Miss Gay Blackford. of New York
lis u guest at "The Meadows"
Miss Alice b. Caldwell left Tuesday
for stanton.
Misses Sidney and Hcnly Preston,
Of Wallace. Va, arc tho guests or their
grandparents, Colonel and Mrs. H. L.
Carson.
Mr.. w. S. Dodd returned this week
from his home near Freder'cksDurg,
Mr., A. Nj. Smith Is the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. S. M. Withers.
Mrs James r. Graham, Jr.. of China,
was the guest several days this week
OF Mrs. II. V. Lancaster.
Miss Katie u, Carter Of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, left Tuesday after weeks visit
to Mrs. j. G, Cummings
Miss Mamie Gildcrslceres and Mrs
j. C. Watson left this week for tho
exposlton, Mrs. Watson was hostess
throo days in tho Daughters OF the
Confederacy Building.
Mrs. w u. Hunter, her daughter,
Miss EIlldred. and Miss Grace Smith,
loft this week for their home ut Eliza
bethton Tenn. after q visit to MIS-
w. S. Whiting. They wero accompa-
MED by Miss Louise Preston
.Messrs, Harris Findlay and Alfred
JWthers are homo from q visit to rel
atiyes and friends at Richmond.
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Lehigh University, and witnessed the
graduation Of Mr.. Temple Waddill.
Miss Waddill and Miss Ellyson attended
the Kappa Sigma reception and pnrtici-
pated in other gaieties
Miss Rachael Urquhart is the guest
of Miss Lucy Thorn IN Norfolk.
Miss Marian coghill has returned to
Caroline county after a visit to Rich
mond-
Miss Lucille Alvey. Of SIS West Grace
Street. has returned from pleasant
stay at Red Rose Inn, Cumberland
Courthouse. Va.
Miss Eleanor Digs. Of Appomattox,
Va. is visiting friends hare.
Misses Frances Bronddus and Louie
Burt of Caroline county, attended the
Richmond College finals last week
Mrs. L. G. Laurens. OF A1anteo Va.
has been spending some time here.
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Radford..

RADFORD, VA, June 15.-The clos
ing exercises Of tho8public schools oc-
CURED at the Opera House Monday
evening. The literary address was
delivered by the Rev. D.. Campbell
Mayors. The prizes for proficiency in
Latin were delivered by Judge selden
Longley. Misses Bessie Billiard, Mary
Hunter. Jessie Reid and Lillian Green
spon receiving beautiful volumes of
the Latin poets from the principal.
Judge George 2. Cassell presented
the prizes in defamation, Misses JOS
sic Reid and Mamie Hudson and Mas
ter William Bragg. Mr.. Mayors was
also the recipient OF a book. presented
by Miss Nellie Hayes. OF the High
Sch DOL, on behalf OF tho school-c
dren. as mark Of appreciation Of his
interest in and work for the schools.
An enjoyable hop was given at the
West End Hotel Monday evening in
honor Of the young ladies Of Miss Lii
liam Longley's house party.
Mrs. Clyde Miller. Of Middlesboro.
Ky. is the guest Of her cousins, the
Misses Kenderdine.
Miss Blanche Adams has returned
to Radford, after spending the winter
in California
Miss Nina Greenspon has returned
from Baltimore. where she took
course in music the last session at
the conservatory.
Mrs. Tanning Miles and daughter.
Frances. left Monday for Washington
to visit friends after spending the
previous week with Mrs. William In
giles.
Mrs. =. W. Fisher and son. Mr.. Hugh
Fisher. who have been visiting friends
in Chicago. arrived this week to spend
the summer with Mr.. Fisher. who re-
Gently opened up a lumber business
here.
Mr.. Robert Noell and little sons.
Julian and Randolph. left Monday for
ten days trip to the exposition.
Mrs. Tyree billiard, Of Lynchburg,
| is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Tinsley for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Beamer arc Wis
| iting in Toronto, Canada.
Miss Annie Caldwell has returned
from Norfolk, where she spent the
winter, coming by way of Richmond.
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Miss pattie Parish has returned to
her homo In Caroline county after a
visit to friends in this city.
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Sure of That,

Chief Engineer Stevens denies everything
except tllat hA nlAtr-F!ttshurH Dispatch
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DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bell Miller, Of
Newport. Va, passed through Richmond
Friday on their way to the Jamestown
Exposition. at Norfolk. Mrs. Miller.
before her wedding on "Wednesday last.
was Miss Maude Pickett and q grad
uate Of Womnns College in tho class Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Waddil,. Miss
Emily Waddul ana Miss Julia llllyson
have returned from South Bethlehem.
Pn,. Where they attended the finals Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

Mrs Rogers. Of Crewe, Va, Is the
guest OF her brother and sister. Mrs.
Frank Mott. on Barton Heights.
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Mrs. Frank Goodman, of Roanoke, is
undergoing treatment at Memorial Hos
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Miss Helen Tanner left Saturday for
Lexington, Va, where she Will attend
the finals of tho Virginia Military In
stitute
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Mr., and Mrs. a. NJ. Lawrence and
children are guests OF Mr. ana Mrs. L..
L. Hatfield In Franklin, Va
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Miss Mary Simpson. who recently
graduated at Randolph-M Woman's
College, has returned to hor homo in
this city, after attending the finals at
the University Of Virginia.
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Miss Esther Bryan has returned from
q visit to her home in Stafford county,
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Mrs. w. j. Peyton, OF this city, was
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G l. Collins
in Caroline county last week
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SOCIETY J.
CONTINUED From Second Pnge.)

Misses Annie Williams. OF Glade
Spring; Margaret and Helen Hoge. Of
lAnge's Store, and Bessie Elicit. Of
Christiansburg, Va; Mr.. Frank Snidow
4 OF Pembroke. and DR.. a. III. Hoge. OF
lIcge's Store, Va,
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Miss Mamie Price, Of West Phila-
ldelphia, is the guest of Miss Mamie
Sutherland on North Twenty sixth
Street. I'll
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At Womnn,s Club.

Tea Will be served at Woman's Club
TO- morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. Hos
lcsses for the afternoonwill be Mrs. L..
L. Lewis, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Rutherford,
Mrs. Junius Morris. Mrs. l. r. Dashiell,
Mrs ]. Aston Cabell, Miss Alice n.
Parker. Mrs. Warrington Wise and Mrs.
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I Mrs. ]. w. Fisher and son, Mr.. Hugh
Fisher. who have been visiting friends
In Chicago. arrived this week to spend
the summer with Mr.. Fisher. who re-
Gently opened up a lumber business
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Miss Helen Barksdnle, daughter of
Judge Barksdale. Of Houston. Va, ar
rived Friday evening to be the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. II. M. Vaughan, at No.
11401 Park Avenue.
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Mrs Hockaday. OF this city, spent
last week With her daughter, Mrs II.
II. Edwards, at West Point, Va.
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Mrs B. NJ Rosebro and daughter re-
turned to their home in lNrederlcks-
burg on Thursday last after visit to
friends hero
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Mr. W. Jackson Turner, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. n. A..
Davidson. has left for Rappahannocls
county, Va,
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Mrs George Ambrose Allen. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. r. T..
Hunter. for several weeks. has returned
to her home in Erie, Pa.
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Miss Bessie Selden has been spending
some time at Pine Beach Hotel with
a party OF friends. She enjoyed taking
In with them the pleasures Of Virginia
week at tho Jamestown Exposition.