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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-16
BUSHNELL

Fred Barg made a business trip
to White Saturday.
Chas. Heinrich and family were
visiting al Fountain Sunday.
Miss Margaret Casserby wen,
to Elkton Saturday returning Sun.
day.
Miss Lucy Bainey of Elkton, is
visiting relatives in town this
week.
Miss Grace Enright went to
Elkton Friday to attend the
mission.
VIM. Shaw has gone TO Sioux
Falls on business. He expects to
be gone about a week.
Mr.. Wilcox of Lake Hendricks.
was visiting MS o Clyde the
latter part of last week.
There will be a dance in the
hall on Friday next. The Con.
doris orchestra of Ellsworth.
Mimi, Will furnish music. Let
every one attend and make thi,
the best one OF the season.
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TRENTON

$. II. McCarl was ont at the
farm last week.
Morris and Ienia Stettler were
Aurora visitors Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Pike is caring for
Mrs. Miller and the new boy this
week.
Ed Gum spent several days at
his farm. He returned home
Sunday.
Miss Anna Rudebusch helped
Mrs. John Hartman at house
cleaning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and
children called at ThOs. Biggar'S
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Il. II. Williams went up
town last week and stayed several
days with the girls.
DR.. Hyde drove through Tren-
ton Sunday. We did not learn
who needed his care.
Charley Heacock and Miss
Bessie Pike we're visitors at the
home of O.. J. Stettler Sunday.
Morris Stettler ate Sunday din
ner with his mother. Mothers
dinner tastes pretty good after a
week of patching.
Arthur Hartman rode over and
ate supper at the home OF his
uncle, John Hartman Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Palmer visited
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WITH THE CHURCHES

There will be services in st. Thomas
Catholic church on SUNDAY. High
Mass and ermO by pastor at ten
thirty O'Clock. In the evening at
eight O'Clock a mission will open and
continue during the week, in charge
Of the Dominican Monks. Services
each morning at seven thirty and ten
thirty O'Clock, evening services at
eight O'Clock.
The following is the course Of
sermons TO be delivered:
Sunday evening-The real presence
OF Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
Monday evening-The horrors o.
the confessional.
Tuesday evening-The Catholic
doctrine Of Pu,gator.
Wednesday eyening-lntal!ibil!ty
Of the Pope.
Thursday evening-Why Catholics
honor the Blessed Virgin Mary,
Friday morning-The evils Of
lntemperance.
Saturday evening--Am my Brothers
Keeper.
Sunday morning-Mortal Sin.
All who wish TO ask questions
pertaining 20 the Catholic faith,
will find a box in the vestibule Of the
church. Please write your question
and insert it in the box. Questions
will be answered each evening before
the sermon 4 cordial invitation TO
be present il extended to all.
w. F. Shean, pastor,
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. L.
Church will meet Thursday May %
at the home Of Mrs. Wright. Mrs.
Farrand and Mrs. Peterson assist in
entertaining. 4 large attendance IS
desired.
First Presbyterian Church. Morn
ing service at 10:t5. Sunday schoO!
at II. Christian EndeAvor at 8. Eve
ming service at s. Mid week prayer
service Wednesday evening, at 8.
Everybody cordially invited. Hugh
Robinson.
Church Of Christ. quincy Lee
Morrow will preach Sunday morning
at 1915 and also in the evening at s
O'Clock. The Lows" viii! sing both
morning and evening. A cordial
invitation i extended. Second build
ing east Ot SINNERS store.
The Ladies Aid Society o. the First
Presbyterian "hurch will meet Thurs
day May 23rd at the home Of Mrs.
Whitehead. Mesdames Collins and
Eyerly will assist in entertaining.
All are cordially invited.
Owing to the absence Of the pastor
there will be no preaching service at
United Pres oyterian church next sun
day.
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TOWNSHIP

Misses Emma Holm and Thilda
)degaard took in the sights of
3rookings Wednesday.
Albert Odegaard had the mis-
ortunc TO loose a valuable stack
II hay by fire Sunday.
The Sheriff was in this neigh
Dorhood,and captured a mar who
il was thought was demented last
Monday.
LosT-the spring OF 1907.
Finder will please forward with
out delay to Brookings County
farmers.
Mrs. Ole Odegard is reported
on the sick list, but with the skill
ful care of DIR. Kenncy ii is hoped
that she will recover.
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ALTON ADS

Frank Lucas is working fol
John Miller.
Henry Vogelar returned to Iowa
Wednesday.
Mrs. Tretter is still confined &c
her bed at this writing.
Little LienSel Null has been
quite sick the past week.
Miss Lucas was a Sherman
visitor Friday afternoon.
Frank Pickle transacted bust
ness at Bushnell Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerd Null spent
the day at Ed Richards Sunday.
Miss Clara Thayer is spending
the week with Mrs. Will Colman.
Miss Thayer spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Milt Nc
Knight.
Rev. Father Shean of Brook
ings, was calling in Fountain
Tuesday.
Mr.. Blasdell had the misfortune
TO loose "A valuable work horse
Tuesday.
Miss !Lobs of Sherman is a
guest at the Glasier home in North
Fountain.
SIR. and Mrs. Walter papka are
the proud parents of a son at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lepley
yen North Fountain callers Mon
day evening.
Harry Mcknight is assisting
Clare Bullen on the new bridge
southwest of town.
Mrs. Luckinbill entertained a
number of ladies at five o'clock
tea Saturday afternoon.
Grandpa Tompkins of Sherman,
held the lucky number that drew
the hat rack at LeCraft Bros,
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stedman
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100 acres in Parnell township, sci
3-lO9-4S. 100 acres under cultiya-
ton. Fine level land with small
-avine at north end along which is a
tract of good hay land. Farm rented
for season 1907 on shares. Located |
mile from Grant Siding on the C. Il
N. w. Ry., and l mile from elevator
on the Rock Island Ry. Soil is ex-
cellent and location is in a highly
improved section OF the country.
Price $40 per acre with cost OF seed for
this years crop added. Terms s., 600
cash. Balance at 6 per cent secured
on the land, with privilege Of paying
SlOO or any multiple thereof on any
interest paying date. This is a bar.
gain and offer only good for 80 days of
date. Address II care Of the REGISTER
Pub. Co., Bookings, S. D.
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spent the day Saturday with reIa-
tives in Bookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller were
guests Of Mr.. Griffith and family
at Fountain Sunday.
Sunday wa very sultry followed
by the first thunder shower q. the
, season in the evening.
John Richards came ont from
White and spent the day Friday
with his son Ed and family.
y number Of young people from
Fountain attended the party AZ
Prairie Home Friday evening.
Mr.. Butler and daughter spent
Wednesday afternoon with old
Iowa friends in North Fountain.
Whooping cough IS the I'M
welcome visitor at the homes OF
Thomas Anderson and Matt
Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grone
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Gronc's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartley.
Hugh Mcmillan and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Nessen were
entertained at dinner Sunday at
Mr.. Thaycr's,
Miss Ricklc, who has been
spending the past. week with re-
latives and old friends at Elkton,
returned Monday.
Miss Gertrude Stedman was an
over Sunday visitor in Sherman
at the home of her brother
Howard and family.
Mrs. Albert Whitney Of Lans-
boro, Mimi, is spending the week
with her sister, Miss Myrtle
Mason, on her way to her new
home at Philip, 5. D..
Miss Mary Blakeley, who is
teaching in Sherman, passed
through here Friday evening en-
route for Prairie Home for an
over Sunday visit with home
l.. w. Sutton OF Brookings, the
agent for the Wards Remedies,
was canvassing this part OF the
county Thursday and Friday and
enjoying a friendly call with old
friends from Iowa.
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EAST TRENTON

VIII Scott was 4 Trenton caller
recently.
c. S. Ripley was down in Tren-
ton Sunday.
David Johnson was grinding
feed here Friday.
Mr.. Bisbec drove 10 Brookinga
Sunday afternoon.
VIII Allstot is the po,sessor Of
a fine young colt.
Herman Schlobohm drilled oats
for *. S. Garter Saturday,
Samuel MCClaments and lady
we're seer driving here Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stoyle have
removed from Morris Settlers.
Troy Evans purchased seed oats
Of Sergeant Armstrong last week.
Lou Clark was seen in this
vicinity recently. Come again
Curly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Judd were
out enjoying the fine weather
Sunday.
Myrtle Holiday IS assisting
Mrs. Carter with house work these
days.
We congratulate grandpa and
grandma Garfield on their new
grandson.
). w. Armstrong spent several
days of last week at his farm in
this township.
Nearly everybody have finished
seeding in these parts and corn
planting is we'll under way.
George Sanderson of Aurora,
hauled his seed barley from the
Messner farm Friday last.
The surprise party on Dan
Fieddler Saturday evening was
quite we'll attended and the even
ing passed pleasantly.
Did you notice that big smile
on O. j. StettIer's face last We'd
nesday. 1t was ocCasiOned by
the arrival of his grandson.
We noticed a fine new buggy
Friday andon inquiry found it was
just purchased by a fine young
man who resides in Moody county.
Girls, who will have the first ride?
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A fourteen room house, all furnished,
electric lights in every room, new
Kelsey furnace, 125 barrel cistern with
pump in kitchen, good we'll at back
door, city water at front door-corner
property with frontage OF 100 feet on
Medary avenue-house new and nicely
furnished and only three blocks from
college. Will also sell the 7 room
house on adjoining lot not furnished.
Either property car be purchased with
or without cash. Approved security
and interest. S. A. MOEAMVRRY.
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Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Brookings, returning Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carter and
children spent Sunday at the home
/ Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
VI. Crawford.
James Biggar OF Bookings,
visited several days with his re-
lativcs, Thoe. Biggar and family
the past week.
Rupert and Fred Howard drove
over from near Nolga and looked
in on some OF their old neighbors
and friends Sunday.
Henry Hartman and wife and
Miss Elsie drove over from Par
nell Sunday and ate dinner with
his brother, John Hartman.
James Holiday and three other
gentlemen from Brookings, were
fishing in Medary creek Saturday
We heard they caught n fish.
Rev. Page having to conduct 4
funeral service at one of his other
appointments, there was no preach
ing service at Trenton Sunday.
League will meet with Mrs. Me
Kinney Sunday evening. Mrs.
Frank Palmer will lead. All are
cordially invited 10 meet with US.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller are
the proud parents of a baby boy
born Tuesday night, May 9TH.
Mother and child are getting along
fine.
We are sorry to learn hat Mrs.
Biggar is suffering a return of her
old sickness of the early part Of
the winter. We hope for a speedy
return To health.
Sunday was an ideal day.
Vegetation starting by leaps and
bounds" \ thunder storm dur
ing the night cooled off the A.
mosphcre. Monday we had our
usual weather.
Geo. Crawford expects to finish
seeding Tuesday. He is almost
the first one 10 get his small grain
in in Trenton township at least
in these parts. His corr land IS
about ready too. George is a
hustler.
Ernest Telkamp, the six year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Telkamp, met with a serious &C
cident Saturday forenoon. He
and his brother, Vernon, were
playing with bows and arrows.
Vernon shot an arrow into the
pulpit of Ernest's eye. Mr.. Tel
kanp took him 10 DR.. Parsons
who is trying 10 save his sight.
1t is too soon TO know the out
come. We sincerely hope he will
succeed.
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RURAL GLEANINGS

This newspaper desires a correspondent in
every township 81 the county. II YOU motto.
that your township 10 not represented under
this heading write ms and We will send you the
necessary stamped envelopes and paper. All
correspondence must be signed by the accred-
ted cores Dudent.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-05-16

For sale, a nice two story dwelling
nearly new, we'll built, lots 100 K los,
good water and nicely located. For
particulars inquire IL at REGISTER
office.
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For SALE OR T~RADE-goOd store
building % x 107 with living rooms
overhead-located on Third street
facing North-W Western depot. Part
trade, part on time. Also some vacant
lots on same terms. s. A. NOEL
INJURY.
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Good Aermotor windmill. Mrs.
A. j. B. Thomas, phone 4 100.
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WANTED-1000 housekeepers to call
and see u superb line of Carpets
and Rugs now on exhibition. c. f.
West & Co,
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Millinery store in town OF 700. Only
store in town. Write or call on Lenors
hrastetter, White, South Dakota.
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FOR SALE

For sale, n New Iceberg refrigera-
tor, cheap. r. A. Larson, DIP 9th st.
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MISCELLANEOU

List your land and city property
with d. w. Bunday, two doors north
of kendall's Drug Store.
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WANTED

WANTED-All newly married couples
going to housekeeping TO call and see
our handsome lineot Rugs and Carpets.
c. +. West Il Co.
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FOUND

Bunch Of keys. Owner may have
same by calling at REGISTER office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs Mortimer Mcclure and two children.
Edwin and Julia. OF Chestnut Hill have left
guests o. her mother. Mrs Perry.
Mr. r. s. Sale, Jr.. who has been quite sick
az his home on Third Avenue. - now able
20 be out.
Mr. William cstIin. who has been spending
Christmas holidays win his parents, on Chest
nut Hi. will leave to-day for Biac<sburE.
Miss Daisy 0allespie. who for the past three
months has been the guest Of friends IN Mont
gomery. Ala. and Columbus. Ga, returned
home last Friday.
now the guest Of his cousin. Mrs. Undertake.
OF Highland Park.
little Mr.. Walter Burch. who has been
visiting his Grandmother. in Columbus. Ca
has returned 10 bis home Chestnut Hiu
Mas Marian Starks. who has been quite sick
~ her home. on Highland Park. is someuha, ,
Mrs. y. 3 Quinby. who has been quite sick
at her home. on Chestnut HID is now able
20 be out.
d.. Frank D. Logan has returned to hts
home in Newport News. after visiting relatives
on tho Hill.
Mr.. Louis c. Gordon. Who has been visiting
his aunt. Mrs. p F. Rennie. has returned to
Washington and Lee University.
Miss Ethel Wells. OF Petersburg Is now
visiting Mss Alice Lear. Of Highland Park
Miss Bertha MsrshaI has returned 10 her
home on Chestnut Hill, after spending several
days With her friends in Hanover county
The w r s." Club met last Monday
evening at Miss Hattie GoodWin's. a pleasant
evening was spent in playing various games
after which refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Louise Marshall
Ida Cstnn. Grace Phillips. Lizzie Bowman
Aieina Fritzsche. carrie Rennie. and Hattie
Goodwin Messrs John Yarbr0ugh. Leslie VII
hams William Catiin. Tom FOurqurean. Percy
Collier James SchepBois. and Waiter Har-
wood.
Miss Ameiia Timberlake. who has been sick
at her home on Highland Park, is much I'm
proved
Roll Of honor OF Highland Park School:
Senior A-Teacher Mics i. Quinby-Maude
Tflier. Bertha MarzhGll.
intermediate A-Marfs Todd. Gertrude
Royal Fannie Gray, Irine Dunn.
seventh Primary-Teacher bfies Elizabeth
Verser--Henry August. Willism August. Clin-
ton Pierce Margaret Rahike. Kate Davis
Marie Williams. Helen Wilder. Russell Sat
terwhite. Jaustte Quarles
firth Primary--Teachsf. Miss Annie Gwafh-
ney-Mary See Lrina Moore Annie Phillips
Ruth watt Ruth Todd. FAnnis Sale. LOUIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

Daaney. Mary Isbney Newton Nuckols r,,v
9ulaan VINE Aansiui bessie Cross NJ.
h.Tlltt hahlAe, Euia Gary. Itagiand Lsven Al
YIN Neize. Aubrey GREGORY Charles Co..
MArvin Chappell. While Carter
-"'sa mery-Ieacher. lis Mary r-rnca..
NornA PalmOre. Oliver Devlua y-arl-e,
iiuN'er Ruth HUFFMAN. Writ Avis. John r..
10Y John Allen. Elizabeth WALDORF
Ia az dohn Fontaine has returned 10 C1as+,.,,
-. 7.t7r spending fhe holidays v,ith nl,
parents in North Carolina " AZ
-, .'Ia taen and little sou. OF Bath Pa bsvs
~, ne quests Of Mrs. Hansen OF C-aeet-,,s
hlil. for the past week -Fst'-A
-. anc MS Bshike and children bave -
.uI"eo 70 their home on Fourth Avenre -
istenains the holidays with reiatives a.
,S. 'ss Ehina Justice. Of Powhatan c,rn.v a..
Hi. va" -llehds on Chestnut
Mrs Nash, who has been sfcl, &C.,,
al AeF home on Third Avenue. Is fr11-,,, llys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
BY JOHN MILTON.

lamshurg. and Fritz Banks. Of Madison.
Virginia
After a Northern tour Mr. Jones and
his bride viii make their home in New
port News
Party a Success.
The progressive euchre party given
Monday evening by the Senior and Junior
oaNWood Memorial Associations was a
decided success socially. as well as hnan-
ciallv
Tho entire lower floor Of the Virginia
club was thrown open for the entertain
mont of the guests, and formed stately
BACKGROUND for The merry crowd OF card
players who gathered there. The dec
oratons in tho red and white OF the
Confectionery We're unusually beautiful
Festoons % bunting fastened with Con-
federite hags. were at each archway
and bowls OF red and white roses or car
nations We're in the centre OF each table
Thirty tables were engaged the prizes
being won hv Miss Claudia Selden and
0Ir. Nuinger.
After the game delicious refreshments
were served by a bevy OF pretty young
girls
AS result OF this entertainment a
considerable sum viii! be added to the
fund for entertaining the COnfederat he
veterans at their reunion next June.
College Reopened.
The Womans College has reopened az
ter the holidays. all the faculty and most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
CONVENTION COMING
baptists Renew Invitation-Tins
OF Meeting DELAYED.

The Baptist Ministers confa~o,,..
meeting Monday morning suthor,,as 'ls
committee 20 report TO the officers - =
southern Baptist Convention tba+ a &c
aole auditorium viii be provides for tba,-
meeting IN this city. The committee, -
Iurther instructed to renew tho mute
ton 10 the convention and to so,ara,tes
sl,st al delegates Will be properly enter
S'inea Inc convention Will he asked n
,,,.-s i'a session one week from the an.
pointed time in order mar an so1-.aI y
may have the opportunity, Of ,,,t,,e-a''.i
the naval display in Hampton Roads 80
attending the North American Rantist
Invention. meeting in Norfolk on Mav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
Tuesday German.

-J - man
i'e winter dance ~ the Fnesda,
''''an ,.i. took place last evening in
'.r "iaN'n.t Temple. larEe crowd az soc
'..F people attending.
.'i-9 t'i.h.n N' ADAMS ied and
'''l'eel several new and attractive
i-IeS
"t"olng Wcrc' Miss Martha
!. White SILK ana laco Miss
1'''-fl Ny ii''oh- n white weSs3ine,
''l'hu.t. Alss susie
'-'N oi StHnnton. DO white chiffon
Ni-S- Avs Grant -n '.ne cAif-
pearls Miss Harna rd Cooke. IN pale
yellow chiffon ds sole and lare. Miss
crige aus. ros.,.. ~ 7 "n. or, or
radium slul. Miss Ar.o bowie t- IN
lowered rnur. Miss ur.r, VIE. a. witt
accordion SLATED -rF iace. Ms n,,tse
lIrAdar~s In white o~~,rSi, ,,-,+b
touches or ~.f ,r'rs-- Miss I<i..,. W.
caster Ia white -.t- AT,ss rsnf,, -
ford In v-ni+. r-.ro, ,,i-L 49,, f-
bertha ana rlue ranne ,el,et ...,..,,..
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

Hampton. is here TO attend the Jones'
Gatewood wedding
Mrs j. T. Leftw1ch, OF Waynesboro.
Va. Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Robert Leftwich
Mrs. G. Herman Williams has returned
20 her home IN Berkeley. after spending
tho holidays here.
Mrs. Allen Potts. OF Castle Hill. rode
Twilight at the drag hunt Of the Keswicil
Hunt Club IN Albemarie county, on sat
urday last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09
College Track Team

me richmond College track team a
4uuhE rapidly into shape. and Coach
practice possible ~ 'i'7
applicants for the team. so far ara
i il,,' saunders. Hargrave. Gooch. Terry
Miiler and Richardson. The team win
take part In the track meet OF the Rich
mond collegiate Association on January
miller one Of the star football PLAYERS.
VINO Won second place in the shot-put last
.y. go, Is preparing 70 surpass his former
record. and bids fair to do so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-09

Lucille Nash. 20 George Raymond Brown.
/ The ceremony Will take place at the
Bidgood residence to-day FL Churchland
Norfolk county. ~ ? IS y. NJ
Mr. and Mrs. George Masters and little
daughter MILDRED who have been the
guests of Mrs. Masters parents. Mr.
and Mrs W. =. Wright. have returned
10 their home IN Newport News
Miss Susie Robertson has arrived in the
city 20 be the guest Of Miss Kitty Ian
caster and Miss Gretta Mcclure. Later
she viii leave for Charlotte. y. c., for
a visit TO Miss Lucy Robertson
Mr.. x. r CaslSie. or Roanoke. IS spend
ing week with relatives here.
The Rev. j NJ. seay Of Suffolk Is the
guest ~ Dr. James Nelson, at No 1905
East Marshall Street.
Miss Elsie Wexford OF Sabine Han"
is the guest OF Miss Leila Blair at 10.
eli East Grace Street
Mt and Mrs r. Jacobs and Mrs. NJ.
Ryan. of Norfolk. are in She city for z
short time en- route to New York
MT c. A. Hunt. Of Keysvile. Va. is
at ST. I1skes Hospital for treatment.
Miss Alice W. Taylor has returned home
from a delehtful visit to Or. and Mrs.
H. Ashby Jones. IN Columbus. Ga.
Miss Christine Dennis returned 10 the
Womans College Monday after speuatng
the holidays az her home in Suffolk
Mrs. Eunice Greeuoueh OF Suffolk an
nounces the engagement OF her daughter
Margaret Eleanor. 90 Mr.. Henry lee chi
pepper. Of Portsmouth. Miss Greeno1srh
is a popular Young lady who has hosts
of friends
Miss Salie Jones Of this city. who has
been the guest OF LEX sister. Mrs William
Haynes. In Newport News. has gone to
Northumberland county. 70 be the guest
OF her nro'hef' captain u. =. Jones.
Judge and Mrs. George NJ Harrison.
Of stanton are spending some time in
this city.
Miss Annie Bradwick has returned from
q visit 20 Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Gunter in
Norfolk.
Miss Carrie Oakley Woody has raturnss
from visit 20 relatives In NewporT
News Noi'
Mr.. T. o. shumaker has returned 70
Mount sidney Va. after spending
week here.
Miss Margaret Virginia oatewOOd. of