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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-13
ORDINANCE
NUMBER XVI,
For the Regulation of
Buildings and 9th er
Structures in the Town
of Batesburg

Be 1T ordained by the Town Conncil
of the town of BaleSburg and by au
thority OF the same
Section l. That on and after the
passage of this ordinance 1T shall not
Zoe lawful for any party or parties to
erect any wooden ur frame building
within The following limits of the
town az HaJeSburE on OAK street
from Railroad Street t. ChLrca Street.
Section ,. that before any person
,ur persons shall erect any store house
dwelling house, hotel, stable. awning,
o lice. cellar. door or structure of any
and. ON any street whatever, appli
cation in writing shall first be made
80 the Town Council stating the use
a1lA purpose for which the said buiid
ing or oJhcr structure is dcS gncj. and
stating the place Of location OF same,
and petmit from the said Town
Council b. obtained t. ereet such
buildings or other structure before the
same Sh Ill b. comm need.
Section ) IT, s,aIl b. the duty OF
Ithe Town Council CT the said town,
ito send a surveyor to DIT fue The line
,uf stree, or streets 10 any party or
,parties Wishing ~ build in the town
Section 1. IT. shall be the duhy OF
ithe Town Clerk 90 numb1r the appli,
,Gations TO be M td under SECTION 2
hereof, in the order in which they are
.made and to ii e Tia same
Section >. All p'rS ms .iiing to com
,ply with the regUL.Ei MS aud require
imentS Of This ord shall be fled
mot less thln ten dollars nor mor,
than one hundred dollars, or imprS' n
Led not less tnIn five days nor more
than thirty days upon conyi~tiOn
ithereOf.
Done and ratified this the sixth day
81 December, nireteen hundred and
twO.
Il Jones. Mayor.
NJ B. Edwards, Clerk
n. Il. TLiS ordIrIuce from nov on
will be iforcel by vJte of cnunc |
assembled September the S.cJad
nineteen hundre and seven.
j. e. Glover,
City lerk.
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SOON WILL Be FAIR
TIME.
BUILDINGS NEARLY FINISHED
AND GROUNDS BEING PUT IN
SHAPE.

The work on the buildings of the
Fri County Fair at Batesburg is pro-
greSsing rapidly aud within a few
days all the buildings will be intact
The officers Of the Association are
working hard to make ita "red let
ter" week in the history Of the three
counties.
Various committees have been ap.
pointed to loJk after detaii work such
as The anuscmentS, music and en-
tertainmenG of the visitors to The
fair
The Southern Railway have granted
a SPECIAL rate Of one fare plus twenty
five cents with a minimum OF fifty
cents from Columbia, Augusta, Allen
dale and Intermediate points, 1t is
very probable that special train will
be run from Blackville. for UhIee days
uu''lb uilc Week IlluS eDaDllnp all
those in that territory to come to
Batesburg in the morning and return
in the afternoon for their homes.
The Summerland Inn hotel will be
,pened for that week for the accom-
datiOn Of guests and in all probebil-
Ity a large ball will be given on the
ISt evening Of the fair by the Young
nen OF 3ateSburg and LeeSville.
The exhibits promise to be large
and varied as many have already
showed their desire TO have some-
thing ON exhibition,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-13
BARON Won Pills ANNOUNCES
TRIESTE-CHARLESTON LINE,

Charleston, Sept. 10.-Baron voa
Pills formerly director OF the North
German Lloyd Steamship company,
has organized the International Trans
portation company to operate line
OF steamships between Trieste and
Charleston, the first vessel to sail In
December. The new line has impor
tant connections in Europe. The
line will make a speciality or hand
ling immigrants to the South aron
Won Pills was in this country two
weeks and completed arrangements
for the inauguration of the line. THIS
company, ii is statep by its promoters
has no connection with the North
German Lloyd company, which an
nounced yesterday that it has no in
tention TO establish steamship con-
nectionS between AdriatIc ports and
Charleston.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-13
ByARS CONVICTED OF
MURDER.
KisIED HIS sIEPS0N In CULUM
BIA MILL VILLAGE LAST
SPRING.

Columbia, Sept mber ALTER
trial lasting two days the jury this
afternoon returned verdict OF guilty
OF murder, wilG recommendation TO
mercy. in the case of L. f. EyarS, in
dicted for killing lis stepson, Oliver
Lanaliam. The sentence under this
verdict is .lfe imprisonment i'm the
peniteDtiarJ
The murder occurred last spring in
the mill village, south OF Columbi?
Byars shot l.anham as the boy stoc d
in the street talking u his mother,
Mrs. Byars. lie fired tvs ice with Il re
peating Sh ,tgun. The prime pll wi
ness for the prosecution was Mrs, By
ars, who Swore her son had 10 we ipt n
but Byars and other witnesses for tht
'defence claimed Lanaham fired t%!c,
with pistol and the pea Was sc.f
defence. Byars was tried first IN
June and the jury failed To agree The
jury today reached a. agreement il
Icss than Two hours.
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MITCHELL RELEASED.

Columbia, Sept. l0.-Mr. II. NJ.
Mitchell, the Saluda county farmer of
prominent family and some means,
who was recently brought here ior
safe keeping, has been released on
5000 bail granted 10y Magistrate Eth
eridge at Saluda Mitchell is charged
with attempting to crimlnally as
sault his lsister-in-law He did not
return TO Saluda.
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COTTON MILL AT CHA
PIN.
ONE ORGANIZED WITH A CAPITAL
OF $4,000.

The secretary of state on Monday
issued a commission to the Chaplin
Manufacturing company OF Chaplin,
Lexington county. The capital is
placed at s75 600 and the concern will
manufacture yarn and other cotton
goods. Among the stockholders are:
j b. Blackwelder and NJ. G. Carlisle
OF Newberry and C.. p. Robinson and
f. p. Branch OF Chapin.
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hrs. ANNIE L. HOLSTON DEAD.

Edgefield, sept. 9.-News reached
here last night Of the death at Car
Isle, this State, of Mrs. Annie l..
holston, a former honored and be.
loved resident Of Edgefeld. A short
time since she lost her Youngest
daughter, who died with typhoid fe-
YER. Now the mother has been claim
ed by the same malady. Three sons
and two daughters survive her in this
county. Fhe funeral will take place
here,
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BURNED TO DEATH In
HOTEL BLAZE.
LIGHTNING SET FIRE TO HOTEL
AT CLEVELAND SPRING, N. C.
AND THREE PERSONS
PEIISY.

Charlotte, n C. Sept. 9.-During
severe electric stem last night, the
pretty three-Story hotei at Cleveland
Springs, n. C, vas struck by light
ming and in an fDur and ii half the
hotel was reduced to ashes.
Three persons caught and neld cap
tive bV the mad flames were burned
to death.
The victims Of the fire were:
Miss Smith, OF Gllenboro, NC,
Two negroes, ma mes unknown, en-
pioycs Of the hotel
Only lew of the guests effects were
saved.
Miss Smith occupied room on the
third floor and her screams were
heard by onlooke-s, but il was inn
possible to reach ler.
One negro womn, who slept in the
attic, managed TO get on the roof,
jumred TO the electric wire and to
the post sliding down to safety.
The Joss to the totel will be abont
t25 OOO, with $40. 900 insurance.
Cleveland Springs is about % miles
from Charlotte. L. is a famous re-
sort.
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NEGRO WHO KILLED CON.
STABLE HENBy {. VAL
ENYi1E.
OCT. 25 DATE OF EX-
ECUTION.
TWO NEGRO LAWYERS APPEAR.
Ed In BEHALF OF ACCUSED
REVIEW OF THE CASE.

Orangeburg, Sept. 9.-After being
out but a short while, the jury. late
this afternoon, found Pink Franklin
guilty Of the murder OF Mr.. Henry e.
Valentine, and he was Immediately
Sentenced to death, October 25 being
the day upon which Franklin is to be
hanged.
The testimony showed that MIR.
Henry E. Valentine was a constable
for his brother Magistrate j. /. VAL
entine and had been given a warrant
to serve on the negro franklin.
Not knowing the negro. he took Mr..
w. NJ carter with him, the latter
knowing the negro well.
They left home very early in the
morning so as to appvehend the negro
before he left his home for the days
work, but on farriving at the home OF
Mr.. Saul Spire, nearby, they de-
cided to ask his assistance.
At their request Mr. Spires went to
the negroes house aud asked him to
come and plough that day but the
negro refused to do so.
Messrs. Valentine and Carter then
went to Franklin's house, where they
f9und the door open and heard talk
ing within. Tney knocked, but got
no answer and Mr.. Valentine sent
MIR. Carter to guard the rear o. the
house.
Mr.. Carter testified that just as he
reached the rear Of the house he
heard three shots. and rushing bacG
to the front door was himself shot "a
the hand and breast
In his ante-mortem statement Mr..
Valentine stated that as he entered
the door the negro fired, fatally
wounding him, and that both the ne
gro and his wife then jumped on him.
That lie did not fire and that the
other shots were fired in the scuffie
The negrs carries a wound in hi.
shoulder. and the testimony shows
this was evidently inflicted in The
scuflie by his own pistol
The negro then made his esca pc
and was hunted for two days during
which time he would have been lynch
ed if taken.
Mr.. S. G. Mayfield, who knew the
negro, met him on the road aud took
him into custody ana held him until
Sheriff Dukes went for him.
There was no testimony to convict
the woman and the jury found nc
verdict against her.
Franklin has been kept in the peni.
tenJiary until this morning, but
there is no fear of further trouble and
he will be kept here until hanged
The solicitor, p. T. Hnderbrand
was assisted by Glaze & Herbert anC
Mr. Robert Lide, while Franklin wa
resented by j. Ii. Adams OF COIum'
bia and Jacob Moorer OF Orangeburg
| both c0lored attorneys
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-13
COTTON MARKET.
Batesburg Spot II 5-S,
PERSONALS.

Mrs w w. Brooks and daugh er.
Miss Marie Mitchell of the Sards sec
tion were ia Town shopping Saturday.
Mr.. Merritt Cullum spent Sunday
at Mt willing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mitchell spent
Sunday at Johnston
DR.. II A. Quatt.ebaum formerly OF
BateSburg, but now or GranlLevilie
was in town shak ng hands with his
many friends TuesGay.
Mr.. j. l.. Gum spent Tuesday in
Columbia,
Mr.. ToHquin LaGrone Of Johnston
spent several days in town this week.
Mrs e. A. StrOther + f. Strother
and Curtis Cullum returned from New
York. Norfolk, and Washington last
Monday.
MIR. Fred CARTRIDGE has returned
from the jamestown Ex position and
Washington
Mesdames Bates and Holman spent
Tuesday afternoon at Ridge Spring
Nrs. Mar, Glenn Colson, Of Augusta
Ga, is visiting her brother, Mr.. w,
IS Glenn
Miss Pcautl Harmon Of New Brook
land is visiting relatives in the city.
Misses Marie and Reita Boatwright
OF NJ mctta were in the city Monday.
Mrs. Jim OIom and little dIugnter
have returned to their home at john
a Bates.
Mrs Ben Harrison and children OF
Trenton We're in town one day recent.
ly.
Mr.. NJ. 4. ward Of Trenton was in
town SATURDAY.
blr. Henry l.. Gardener Of Rocky
Ford, Ga has accepted a position in
town.
Mr.. McFdll Ridsoll who hps been
confined 70 his room 10. several day,
l., nh ln ~ Ia, ,,,t
Mr. Nose Matthews Of Ward, paid
Ratesburg bn2ineSS call Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Boyd OF the Emory Sec
tion vas in town shopping Tuesday.
Mr. Jno. G. Crouch left Tuesd y
morning Tor Clemson, where he Will
ttend sch ,Ul t'i> ya.r
Mrs. } Q La Grone OF Wards was a
visitor to BateSOurS Monday.
Mrs. Jabez Ferris returned Monday
from visit to Edgcneld She was
accompanied by her diughtcr Mrs II.
G. Tilman.
Mr. ID. p. Bodic spent several days
This week visiting friends and rel.
atiyes at GreenwoI ID. Ninety Six and
L1WcnS
Miss Mamie Jones Of Ridge Spring
visited friends aud acquaintanceS il
town Monday.
III Misses IIutto Of Lcesvillc II i
ID. were in town yesterday.
Mr u Crater, OF Leesvllc visit.
ed friend, in town Sunday
Mr. Fred Wise Ct Ridge spring II
f. ID. was in town Sunday
Dr. l.. B. Elheredge aud Mr.. II A
N@etze OF L"esville were in town ON
: day tl.is week.
Mrs. l.. ID. Can't Ct donetta was
town shopping Monday.
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BONO EMBEZZLEnENT.

Columbia. Sept. lO-The bond en-
bezzlement case against Bond Clerk
Daniel Zimmerman and Broker II. j.
Gibson are still "in the air. Mr..
Zimmerman pleaded guilty, but his
case had gone To the supreme court
on technical point, while Mr.. Glib
Sou Is at home, said TO be too i'll to
come to court TO get sentenced.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-13
Thoroughbred Stallion

The fall season tor staudi"g Scar
bey Shales our handsome thorough
bred French Hackney Stallion is now
open at Z ItlaI1's stables, in Bates
barg on Mondays Tuesdays and Wed
ncsdays; and at j <. Harman's farm
on Thursdays, FridIys and Satur
days. Batesburg Hackney Horse %.
J. { harman, manager
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-13

Ridge Spring BoHdet Warehouse.
We are now ready to store your
cotton at the small cost OF IS cents
per bale per month A sworn weigh
er ways OF hand to attend your
wishes. Al cotton stored with us is
fully covered with insurance.
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SELL US YOUR SEED

When you have cotton seed 10 sell
carry th sm 20 YOungbIood and Glover
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Fifteen Cents Cotton


should
to lend l1beray
A tie
watson pres1dent Carson Cashier; NJ A. Bates
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Desirabiy located in the town of
Batesburg. See w. j. McCartha or
NJ. Il, Rutland for prices ani terms.
The oasis., 1907-06-01
nocAlts NOTES

mosillo went to Tucson.
 Thursday Mayor John T. Brick. wood went to Tucson.
 Thursday morning MT. o. K. Franklin went to Tucson.
 Wednesday Mir. A. M. Conard was noted by the Tucson papers as in that city.
 Thursday morning MT. J. NJ. Mercado of Guaymas, was at Mo- gales en route to Benson and Tue son.
 MT. Proto has some very hand some ore samples from the new copper discovery, close to Nogales, on the Sonora side of the line.
 Thursday Mrs. E. L. Crowell visited with Mrs. J. A. Harrison at Rancho Bellotal, on the Santa Cruz river.
 Saturday last Mir. J. L. Sheperd arrived from Tucson, and remained at Nogales until Wednesday morn- ing, when he returned to that place.
 Mir. Oscar Rountree, who came up from the south Monday morn ing, was confined to his room at the hotel several days, by an at tack of the grip.
 Wednesday morning Mrs. Fanny B. Brent passed Nogales, returning to her home in Moctezuma from a business visit at Hermosillo and Guaymas.
 Conductor Knestric of the Tucson passenger run, missed a couple of trips this week, on account of a temporary illness. Thursday the gentleman returned to duty.
 The report that Governor Kib- lbey has commissioned as quarter master of the Arizona Rangers our own Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside, seems without foundation.
 Next Thursday Misses Beulah and Elizabeth Smithson will de- part for~the East to remain during the school vacation. Miss Beulah has accepted a position as teach CT Tn summer normal school in Virginia.
 Next Thursday Reverend Frank lin Davis will go to Las Cruces, New Mexico, where Mrs. Davis is visiting sister. Later Mir. and Mrs. Davis will go to Virginia where they will visit in the former home of the gentleman.
 Yesterday morning there were at Nogales Mir. George NJ. Ryall of New York City, and MT. F. E.. Wilson, we'll known mining en- giDeer who halls from the same place, returning from a visit to Hermosillo, where they went last week from the City of Mexico. Mir. Ryall owns extensive mining in- terests in Sonora.
 Monday morning Constab Moore had in charge and was con- veying to the jail person named Pacheco, whom he had arrested for some breach of the peace. The man broke from the officer and ran away. In an effort to check his flight the officer fired at him fnnr
The oasis., 1907-06-01

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TursHay evenlua tbefn arrived from Maffa, 1exas Doctor w T. Jones and dauehtef Miss Maud Jones coming to visit the brother of the doctor. Mr George r. Jones The two brothers had not seen each other in twenty.tliree years, and the meeting after separation 20 long was very happy Doctor Jones will return home Go Texas next week but the young lady will remain some months with her re- latives in the line city.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited by Messrs. II. Bonzi, manager of the Guayinas branch of the Banco Occidental of Guaymas; c. A Yberri, head of the house of Yberri in Guaymas; Pedro PenelIi, the we'll known mining operator of La Colorado; and c. Bernard, the min- ing engineer from Hermosillo. The gentlemen were here in attendance upon the annual meeting of the Guaymas Water Company, in which tbey are the stockholders.
 The Census Bureau at Washing ton has been gathering from the records of Santa Cruz county statistics of marriage and divorce. The report forwarded shows that of the 300 civil cases filed since creation of the county in 1899, sixty-one were for divorce, of which forty-six went to trial and iudg- ments were granted. The others were dismissed. In some of them new cases were instituted and are in the forty-six that went to judg- ment.
 Last Saturday MT. Frank Reagan returned from a visit of couple of weeks in his former home in Del Rio Texas, bringing with him his father and mother. They stopped few days at Patagonia to visit Mir. James H. Reagan, and then came on to Nogales, and are visiting another son here, Mir. Lee Reagan. The father of the three we'll known Reagans is a gentle man eighty-one years of age, and is we'll preserved and hearty. He is the sole survivor of Captain Wallace's company of the Texas Rangers, recruited in 1850, in which command he performed good service.
 Yesterday morning. at the Cath ollie church in Nogales, Arizona, Miss Marie Ronstadt of Tucson, was united in holy matrimony with MT. Bias Torres of Nogales, a young man we'll and widely known along the border, who was reared from childhood in the line city Reverend Father Duval was the officiating priest who pronounced the solemn words binding the two and the witnesses to the sacred compact were Mir. and Mrs. Lonis B. Fleischer, Alberto Mascareflas and Epitacio Paredes. The young couple took the morning train fol Cananea, where they will visit a few days. In their new relation they have the good wishes of host of friends.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Cd.

u. E. Edmonds. Mrs. H. Marshall and
family. Mrs. y. Adkins. Elsie Spinner,
Marie knabe. Mrs. A. Knabe, Anna
Shanks. Mrs. Gross, NJ Martin, Mrs
DufIy, Miss H Donohue. Miss NJ c.
Howard.
Hotel Ormond-P- Eingling-
Hotel Ostsnd-H. Chance.
Hotel Pennlyn-Ada NJ. Sanders.
Hotel Princess Anne-8irs- B. Brooks.
Lorena Brooks. n Brooks, Mrs. J. Glib
son. Mrs. J Mcmahon
Hotel Princess-H. X. Change, W. X.
BOoley. r. DOwnes.
Hotel Raieigh-G. w. Joyce. A Baum.
Hotel PenOva-T. Dybant and wife. L
A. Poole.
Hotel Royal Palace-Mr. and Mrs. J.
GOldeIberg-
Hotel Rio Grande-w. Hunter, ".
Adams.
Hotel Shoreham-Mrs. S. r. Winchel,
Mrs $ X WinChell-
Seaside HOuse-hiiss A. p. Moses, MISS
NJ. +. McGrath
Hotel Traymore-Mrs.J J. Milburn. Miss
A. Milburn.
Hotel Wiltshire-A T. Booze. H A
Paul. Mrs. T. J. Macdonald, Miss NJ
Macdonald. W. J. Sands
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Allen. Mr and Mrs. r. X. Hagner and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wolfe and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amenbar and family, Mrs.
Lazcano. Alexander Lane. Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Wood, DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Strine.
Monterey Inn and Cottages-Robert NJ.
Barr, a J. Clark, MIS-. Hansford, John
L. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
lain and children, John NJ. Colt, Ed
win l.. Fftzsimmons, Miss II. Drayton.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Chiswell. DR.. and
Mrs. Engster and daughter, Mrs. f. H.
Lyman, Miss Townsend. Mrs l. H
Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Norwood, Mrs. Charles Poe,
Gen. Royal +. Frank. Mrs. r. +. Frank.
General and Mrs. Wallace and their
daughter, Mrs. Martin.
Imperial Hotal, Pen Mar-Mrs. j. II.
Goodman. Miss Josephine Goodman,
Mrs. S. Soldenberg.
Buena Vista Spring Hotel-Mrs. w.
L. Carpenter, Mrs. Philip J. Ryan. Miss
Margaret Merrick, j.. E. A5tcrson, r.
b. Darlington.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
TO HELEN. OUT OF TOWN.

You were the spirit Of this town,
Its streets with hurying hOrdes Op-
pressed:
Its busy interests that crown
Toll with the laurel OF unrest
With you 70 please I looked with zest
For conquest and the frequent hgnt.
And toiled and struggled UndepTessed-
This was the land Of my delight
And remember well the brown,
Autumnal mountains, wind-caressed.
Where. by the white sheen Of your
gown,
I found you on the topmost crest.
To that bleak country I confessed
A firm aliegiance-wel I might
Wniie IL was with your presence blest,
That was the land Of my delight.
On arctic climes would not frown.
Were theirs the haunts that you loved
best;
Into the south I'd go. OF down
To Islands where the gray guIls nest
You'd md me eager for the test
Across the furthest range OF siglt
And ne'er a doubt IN my mind lest
Twere not the land or my delight.
SO north or south or east or west
To shores OF sun or darkened night.
Where er you go shall be my quest
That Is the land of my delight
James Owen Tryon. in New York
Times.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
THE PRUNE.

Q prUne. abused and much malizned.
Butt OF the JOkelet cruel
The furnace OF the funny man
Finds you its choicest fuel
The poor on you might chew away.
But not the proud and wealthy.
But. ah, the tables now are turned,
For you, Il seems, are healthy.
Within the loWly boarding house
The unresistinE boarder,
no paid as promptly as he could,
Might get YOU with each order;
And as the lady Of the house
sort OF female Nero
Looked on while he consumed the dish,
He felt he was a hero.
No longer, prune. are you despised.
Athlete, sport. and scholar
VIII pass UP pie, preserves, and cake,
And for the prune dish holler.
The man who would be well and strong,
And have his brain the clearest.
VIII say. when he sits down TO eat
Please pass the prunes, my dearest"
II seems too bad. and quite shame
That we have chewed, protesting.
At pruues so long, and never knew
Their beauty IN digesting-
We might have guessed that they were
good
Wien trying 10 ignore them.
Because. as we remember now,
We never hankered for them.
Springfield Journal
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
SOCIETY NEWS NOTES. AND GOSSIP OF THE PAST WEEK d

time she has made complete tour of
the world
Mrs. Bedford Brown and her grand
daughter. Miss Mary Glenn Uhler, have
returned home afte "a visit 10 Capon
Springs.
Mrs James Rowen is visiting in Edin-
burg.
Reginald Cox is in Atlantic City for a
short visit
Miss Lindsay has returned from visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. MagrUder. III Shenan-
doah.
Miss Bertie Jamiscn is in Basic City
for a few weeks.
Miss Annie Hurdle Is visiting her niece.
Miss Estelle Wentworth, in woodciff,
n. ].
Judge and Mrs. Louis c. Barley and
their children are in Deerield. Augusta
county Va, where they will remain for
the rest Of August
Mrs. Henry F. Robertson, Gnd her two
daughters are In jamestown. where they
were Joined by Mrs. Robertscn's brother,
r. w. Robertson, OF North Carolina.
Walter Rodgers is spending some time
at Atlantic City.
Ellis Norris. formerly of this city but
now OF Havana, was here on a visit