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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-05
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Cine Seem gorfer 3eitung belpri6t
Die Miidiidtsloiigfeit Ser @utofobrer,
mel6e our6 ibr totes 6obren nidt
MIR ibr eigenes 2eben ionoern aud
6as @noerer ~gefabroer, unb oeroffent-
liht cine Gtatiitif Ser glutounfGne on
einem Gage, pelher gen1dB flint
Weniden getotet, 5polf i6tper per-
lest Duroen uno piele anoere MIR nit
fnapper Scot Dem Sobe entgingen.
Sbnobl oie 8eridte iiber Muto-
unfdae aus often 2anoestetler geiam=
melt iuuroen, erfIdrt Die erm6bnte
3eitung oenno6, baB Die Sommlunq
nod niht annaberno p~ollit6noig 1T.
Solgenoes itno oie bon Ser 9eitung
a%ngefibrten l1nf1ne:
Sn 8reseia, Stalien, opferte Baron
De Wdrtino fem eigenes 2eben, INN
nit ieinem 4utomobiI nidt cine 4n-
aabl bon anoeren 2eltten gu iiberfab-
rem. SSn Wagenta, StoIien, pur6e
Der Warquis 8onapicini ouf Ser
Steae getotet uno Elm nit ibm i'm
Mutomobil iibenoer Iopofot 10 i6iper
nerIeBt, oaB er balo oarouf itarb.
5ranf Grmitrong, ser 10 Sabre altc
Sobn zines Miqiondrs, tprroe in
8ittsburg getotet uno oie flint Sabre
alte Dorothy Otis BON 9aImer, MaIi,
muroe BON Gunner 81. Soaonoer,
Sobn zines reiden &aufmannes bon
Bolton, iiberfabren un6 getotet.
Die gerlebten iin6: @iuieppe ge=
gin, @banffenr BEG Baron oe Mor-
limo, totlid; Ser5oe BON grebiio,
i6tDer, in Der N6be bon 8aris; Serr
uno 6rau SO. 9. 2pnf, Serr uno
Srau S. 8. 9eemis, Sreoerid Ga
Bortn, WidaeI 9uttner nno ssobn
4enpifep erbebli9 onr6 einen Gu
i%ammenitoB in Ser R6be BON Wine-
ola, 8. s., 5lpii6en einem @utomo6iI
IN fpel6em Die @bepaare 2Dnd uno
Neernis nno Der Chauffeur Ga 8orta
ioBen, nit einem 8uggD, in meI6em
bic Sarrner Suttner uto Gempifep
iaBen; CLAUDE SeB ut16 g. 81. Softer
ihiper 0urb ben nnfaa berIest, mel
der benz iungen M~rmitrong oas 2eben
foftefe, Somes S6eebon, nelder BEL
Snmaica, 8. s., bon Dem MutomobiI
BON George @unon iiberfobren MUIR
De uno einen Sddoelbruf, iotpie eli
men Beinbru1 oabon truq.
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@as 8pliseibunbe leiiten.

&CuS Tultdelyuttue Ietileu-
Die 5ad5eiti6rift o9ie &oli8ei~
beri6tet IN ibrer neueiten Drummer
iiber Die nelteiten grfolge Der 8oli5ei-
bunoe: Ser S6dferbunb u2u6s b.
Stiefel", Ger bonn 8olioeilergeonten
greitba6, Sberlabnitein, auseebiloet
muroe, bro9te am II. sunni 1907
Elm oltrdgebenoes @fero gum Steben,
inbem er oieiefn NIT oler @nereie
mebreremale binter einonber gegen
Die 8rltit iprane. 9oour6 tpuroe
a,tf Der belebten StroBe nneliif per-
biitet. = Gin neues Mrbeitsfelo oes
Boliaeibunoes!
Ser 8oliaei in Semer gelane es,
nit 9ilfe bon 8oli5eibunben mebrere
8erionen 81 berbaften, Die in 0ieoer-
bener einen S"troBenraltb alsgefiibrt
batten. Die Boli5eibunoe ne~rfolgten
Die StraBenrduber nnb bolten ite Elm.
Den goIi3eibeamten nor es Damn elm
leidtes, Die 4erle feit5unebmen.
Sn @anne lit man nit ben beioen
ieit Sabresfrilt eingeitelten 8oIi5ei-
bunoen febr 5ufrieoen, oa fie idon
otter nit GrfoIg tdtig paren. Ser
Goli5eibuno Srtbmar berteioiete ont
81. Mdr3 ieinen Siibrer eegen einen
4rreitanten, Der Dem 8eamten @toer,
itano en~tgegeniebte, oerart energii1,
odB Der Ingreifer bon peiterem Ssh
'oeritono abiab. Sim s. Mpril Nafts
entitano ,auf Der 8abnitation cine
S9lagerei, nobel Elm gobnbeomter
einen tiefen Mefieritid erbieIt. &ls
Die requirierte 9oIi5eipotrouine err
idien, ergriff Der Cater Die Sllt6t.
Ser Boli5eibuno Srtbmor fpuroe Dem
Weiierbeloen nadgeianot uno itente
oenielben. Dime ben &unb mare Der
Sater ii6er unerfannt entfommen.
Sim 12. Moi madten iifJ 5mei Berg
leute in einem &eltalirant Der 3e1-
preGerei iduIoie. aSris", Der 8if-
folio, lief ben beioen nod nno mahte
%untermegs Der 9atrouiGe MeIoung.
nabm nit Dem Snn6e Die Ser
foleung Der Eater our9 Die 4onis-
uno 4uguiitraBe onf uno Ser Suno
itelte einen. Der @usreiBer. am 90.
Mfat borte cine 9otrouiQe bon Der
BorfitraBe alts alf Der 8obnbofitro-
BE cine Seniteri6eibe flirren. @ls lie
anf Die 8abnbofitraBe fam, iab Tie
nod gerobe bret 8erionen INN Die
ode in Die @ilbelmitraBe loufen.
Noboem feftgeiteat NOR, oab cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit einem 9flo-
lteritein eif1eeidlagen tporoen, puroe
Der Boliaeibuno Srtbmor auf Die
Spur Der Cater geieBt. gtnen ser
IusreiBer faBte Srtbmor geraoe in
Dem augenblid, oIs er iiber cine Gar.
tenbefe iesen poate. 4aum batten
Die 8earnten ben Hamen beg Burden
feltgeitelt, als aud Srtbmor pieoer
2drm idlug; er bate ndmIi6 Den
augenblid benubt unb Die beioen arl=
oeren &rmpane i'm 0enbou oes
neutrality-suspicious., norin iid Die
ielben n~erboreen bielten, anfgeitobert
uno seiteat. 9bne ben &uno p4ren
bic Eater nidhf ermittelt mnrAPn
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Die neite ,tnb Die alte 3eit.


Wan ipri6t 10 9erne tpeit nn6 brett
Won alter urlo bon neuer 3eit,
@r5dblt Ii6, pie es .bamols" mar
Sn Segas, 10 boz fInf3ig Sabr.
9ie aIte 3eit, ba mir nod jung,
Bdr 16on = mir IN @ritu1erung -
@rlebte ma tie bent nod NAL,
Wian 1enf3te uber SCOT utlo 2ual.
9a gab's nod fein eleftrii6' 2i6t,
Gutomobile CABS nod nidt;
un0 mar Der Son1ner nod 70 beth,
@s labte uns fein StId6en @is.
au9 gab's nod feline @iienbabn,
User reiien fpoate, f6loB iid an
Sic 3unft Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@rao tpie @%elegen6eit it'd beut !
Wolnifes, SpeG uno &orr1brpo D
9es Snrmers Speis' i'm qanaen SSSahr,
uno gab's alid) III ben GtGofcu mehr,
4bpe9fl lung febIte bod gar ie6r.
Son Dem, mas bent ltns nmiiiiert
Bar0 6nmals ni6ts llns borqefi6rt,
SO bra6t Der Sage LANCE 9fei6'
Inns ftets oas alte GinerIei.
8ie onbers Iebt es fid bod bert,
$50 &aes, mas Die 8eIt mn beut,
Int 9nmpfesfliigeln tpiro gebra1t
uro lodero nns ent9egen Ia9t.
gs Ieb' brllm bod bic nelte 3eit,
Sbr lei elm bolles @los getpei6t,
@efiat bonn &Qerbelten 6ier,
@om i6onen. friiden Gone star gier.
So. and fin bieien eblen Grant,
Stno mir berpfli6tet ibr gu SAINT,
8dr's oiefe @nbe NIL aaein,
8ir fonnten idon 5ufrieoen fem.
Gin bonnern6 Sod Drum brin9en mir
Ser nenen 3eit, benz frif6en 8ier.
limb 1T Der Sonlmer nod 10 beiB -
9as Spne Star Ster lit falt ipie GIG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-05
NIIerIei.

Die 9ireftoreit ser 4usiteI.
lungss@ efelidaft boben beIdloiien,
Den WaDor Galabon 5u erluhen, oie
H~ooiebelt @benre fir Die beporiteben-
De 6air in Stano iesen al laIien.
geionoeres @eDidt ion orf Sen
vWerifaniiden Gag" Der ausitenune
gelegt peroen, oo ii1 fir oenIelben
geD0bnlid piele 8eiu6er aus Wterifo
einfinoen. Die @eieaidoft bat Die
San Antonio MilitGr- &apele, Die I'M
ter Der 2eitung BON 8. 81. Stole ftebt
uno 5Dnn5ig Snitrumente 51blt, fir
ote 9aller Der 4%nsiteauug engogiert
Die G-ountDfommiiiore iino BON
ben 8irter, Die iif bonn @el6Gft 5u-
rilf5ieben, angegangen tporoetl ibnen
Die 81 Dief be5oblte 2i8ens 5uriif3r-
erftatfen.
Die Wabl3eiten Der Strafae-
fongenen oes gountp foiten taglif)
35 Gents pro Mann uno maiden i'm
Wonat $298 aus. Die @efangenen
arbeiten an ben 2anoitraben.
Nls IntDort auf Die 8oritel-
luneen beg 8uiineB Wens Club, mes
balb Die 2inie BON Souiton nod Gu
ero ben 8or8ug zines tdgli9en bop
pelten neutrality-suspicious. bat, pGb-
reno Der 5peite 3ug alif Der 2inie
8oufton-Sm 4ntonio 5uriidge8o-
gen tDur0e, erldutert Der General
Wonager Scr. E. 5op, oaB Der Sop
peloienit-n mad Guero bergeiteat muroe
megen oes nermebrten 8erfebrs mGb-
reno Der Reis- uno 3uderernte. IS
lei nidt Die geringite glbii6t norban-
ben, San antonio 5u i6aoen. San
Nntonio lei I'M @egenteil BON Der
gabn immer begiinitigt moroen, wie
bic grri6tung oes netlen 8abnbofs,
Die eeplante Auffiibrung zines nerert
gerdumigen 5rahtoepots uno Die
geibebaltung oes iid nidt 5ablenoen
2ofal5uges nod Del 3io benefit.
Nnf Dem 1labe oes MiIherei-
beiibers $. s. 9feiffer brannte cine
grobe S6eune nit aIlem SnbaIt ME.
Der. gerluit $4,000.
Die idntmtliden @uopuIe-
8flan5en ote fif oaf Dem Staots-
Sdulldnoereien befinoen, iino fir
$4,000 an S. 9. Greni6afp BON San
antonio ~perfauft poroen. or bat
bier Sabre 3eit, iie ein5uernten. Ole
5abrif our @%etpinntng oe5 @ummi
aus 0ieier Bflon5e mllB I'M Staot an-
gelegt iDeroen. 9os Angebot Der
Gaudano 3ubber Gomponp bon @e-
rifo Iaiitete auf $4,000 uno oos pom
Otto &obler auf $1,000.
SSn Dem boben 3urm in Sort
Sam 9oniton miro cine neue uhr
angebraft Die $4,000 foitet.
Die merifoniide MiIitdrfapeae,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-05
Seilenbe 8ernbrnne

TT bic 8eriibrrng nit @ltdIen's Sir.
t1ieo-Salbe, Die eliidli9e 3uiammen.
Iebung bon @rnicablr1nen uno beilen.
Dem 8aIiam. Seilt Die 6lteiten @rit-
Sen ODER @ei9miire. MbioIute Sur
Be- 9rono., 8riib. unb S1nittmun.
BEN ooer @Gmorrboioen. @arantiert
ben 46olpb 9reiB unb 81. gobn &
60. % Gents.
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Wefnnbbeit in Ser Ganalsoue.

9oben 2obn fir unfere iuneen ge-
idiften 9anbnerfer beripridt Ser
Eonamafanal=8at. Wolariofurhi
if,reft giele ab, ober nidt Die, tuelde
sGleftric 8itters" fennen. Or furirt
ebcnfoIls gllttpereiftung, giaiofitat,
Gbma6e, Wagenf6md6e, 2eber- uni
Nierenlei6en. @orantiert bon M6olpE
qreiB uno 81. Gobn & 60. so Gents.
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Der bette glat fir ssrsmbe.

8eiuder Der Staot tun gut ooran,
lire Mabl5eiten i'm Son Son &eitam.
rant, einige 3iiren BON Der Office Der
o6reie Breiie", ein5unebmen. Sie
erbolten bort nidt nur bollen 8eri
fir ibr @el6, iie ipeiien aub nor5iig.
lid uno meroen aufmerfIam beoient
Der @igentimer, &err s. 90. 90 a
lit Elm 3eitaurateur eriter
9loiie. Nnes, mas Der Worft bietet,
miro in better 3ubereitung geIiefert.
@ir fonneu 4aen, be lid fir fiir5ere
ooer ldngere 3eit bier oufbolten, oos
Son Con &%eitanrant atf bns ange-
legentlidite empfeblen.
Sn feinem &eide eiebt es mebr
Sflaben, ols in Dem Der @itelfeit.
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2ehrcr aeiud1t

fir Die &ebecca Greet @duIe; mub
beutid un6 ensIiid unterri6ten fon,
men uno minoeItens Elm Gertififat 2.
&laife baben. 8erbeiratet p~orge5ogen.
10 @onate SduIe; $40 monatli6,
freie @obnung uno Sol5.
&pplifanten mogen ii6 tpenoen an
8m. 8. Sentf6, Sruftee,
Cranes Mia. gomaL 60, Ser.
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@eindt bonn i. 0obember an eine
5amilie fir 4rbeit in elmer 9airp
nno aagemeine @rbeit. Gur orient.
li6e 2eute nit einiger @rfobrung IN
Der @iI6ereipirtf6aft brou9en iif
51t meloen.
2pnis &ramie, @etmure, Ser.
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3m ~berfamfen.

Sine Der erften 8adereter
in @olpefton.
ausge8ei6nete &unoi6aft. @runo.
eigentiimer fiibIt ii6 feines borge.
riidten <ers megen ni9t mebr i'm
stonoe, oos @eiddft peiter gu fiji
rem. 8efleftmten mogen aoreiiieren
uGalueitun gOit4
$50. 6t0-24. Ctr, @aloeIton, Ser.
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= Cute @etrdnfe uno fontoier
Sund itets in 8nrsitaler's Saluun
nnb &eitaurant, 8ilita StroBe neben
Der Sale Der SermannsIobne.
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RrennbcIzt Brennbolzi

Sett lit Die 3eit, guren gorrot
bon Sol5 fir BEN @inter eii15uIegen.
@utes goit-0af SfenboIa biaig i'm
neuen Sol5bof bon
F VIM SAtNGER, Eigentuemer,
404 @Olam Gtrafe.
Neues Gel. 1887. QItes Gel. 1874.
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Die guten Siati6ldge, Die uns
iemono giebt, laiien oft erfennen,
mel6e er ielblt = niht befoIgte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-05

Seine Marter fam nit Der bon
&beumatismus bergIi6en perben.
9esept go. 1851, bei elmer &
Nmenb, Iin6ert idnea alles.
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Die meiiten 9ruffebler eiebi
es bel Sanoe6riiden.
@eItidmer8 tit Die 0ifferena
aus @oaen unb &onnen.
@s 9iebt aud 2eute, Die iif
einbiloen, bob bos 8rett, oas iie Dor
Dem &opfe baben, Die 8elt be0eutet
@enn mon auf ben Sunb
fon1rtt, lernt man oas @eoeln.
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5iHd's 5 geuts SaOama : 6isarre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Fredcricks Hall Social News.
Especial 10 The Times. ptspatch.1

tSpecta1fo The Tines.Dtspatch.1
FREDERICkS HALL. VA. Noven1-
Der 30.-Miss NJ. Dabney Young, OF
Baltimore. Md, is a guest OF Miss e.
II. Spicer. (
Mrs. Scott. wife OF Lieutenant Scott.
United States Navy, left to-day to Join
her. husband In Boston. Mass.
giving with relatives In Ashland.
Harris left To-day for West Point
Mr.. John +. Talley,S a prominent
railroad man In the West. Is visiting
his home in this county.
Mfr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin, OF
stanton, Va, ave returned to their
home. after a brief stay at Spring Gar
den.
Miss winefrede Goodwin. Of staun.
ton. Is the guest OF Miss Mamie Good.
Mrs. ". x Perkins; of Keswick, is
making a brief visit to Mr.. 1T. Per-
sMr Charles Hardenbergh is spending
several days with his parents. Mr.. and
Nr e. y. y. Hardsnhergh.
little son. Edward. have returned from
An eight-day trip to Alexandra, wash
ington, Baltimore n Philadelphia.
Miss Louise Terrell Isl at home from
school Bel Air" spending the Thanks
giving holidays.
Mr.: Garland H. spicer is taking in
the last days OF the Jamestown Ex-
position. as is also Mr.. Charles u.
Mi. w. A. Claude Petit. OF Norfolk
Va.;. Is spending some time In the home
OF Dr. and Mrs. G. r. Sherman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
South Boston Social News.
sGSpecialto THE Tines Dispatch. i

ahs lSDeclol tn nesEimes-O lSpQtch.l -
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, November
30.-One of the most enjoyable social
events OF the past week Y the
Thanksgiving soiree given by Mr.. and
Mrs. y. W. Elliott at ...Airy Castle,
their beautiful" home on upper Main,
Thursday evening. The event
vas g honor NJ. and Mrs. 4. Edgar
Various comical games we're in-
du'ged causing much laughter on the
part of the guests throughout each
entire game. Vocal and Instrumental
music We're heartily enjoyed.
At an opportune hour the guests
filed into the spacious dining hall at
the tingling of u silver bell, which
announced supper. a tall cut-glass
vase of exquisite chrysanthemums oc-
,cupied the centre of the table, while
around Its base, assorted tempting
fruits offered palntable Measure. The
entire. bill of fare consisted otAtheBmost
delicious yialds and was served on
and painted china. Midnight
nearly crept uponst the merry party be-
they dispersed.
Those present were Misses Winnie
Rosser. Ada Jacobs and Eva Hunt. Of
panvllle: MI. and Mrs. T. Edgar Hnr-
,yaY:asSof scireensborps Mr.. and Mrs. ..
Walter Cater, fof Brevard. " a.; Mics
Sf;sna Smythe, Of Danville; Miss Elsie
R!charason. Of Baltimore; M. A., Gee,
PEnttie Norwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Caroline Social News.
fspec,nltor he 1.imes.nlsn,tch

Especial TO The fimes.Dispatch.1
BOWLING GREEN. VA, November 90
Miss Louise Haines. who has been a student
at the wotaaHs College In Richmond, has
returned home on account OF her eyes.
Mr. w. w. Wright has returned from q
trip y Hampton. where he visited his
daughter,
Miss Elsie Wright. of Richmond. spent
last week With Niles Bessie cogh!ll at Mil
ford
DR.. u. Fl. Rowe. OF Buena Vista. spent q
portion OF this week here.
Mr.. George o.. Ropes. of will.an,spor.. Pa,
IL visiting his sister, Mrs. w. W. Rains.
Nj. Clifford Hnincs. who is attending
school In Washington. Is spending a Few
days with his parents.
Dr.. John Winston. of Norfolk. spen. o
part OF this wcel; here.
Miss Miriam coghill. OF the woman's Col.
Iloge. Richmond. is spending q few days with
her parents.
Rev. Mr.. Busby. who has been pastor OF
tho Methodist Church here. lpts this week
for his new charge In aIiddlesex county.
Mr.. Samuel Sutton and Mr.. Hugh Collins.
of Washington. are spending so.le time
Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Chandler. Jr.. Of
Richmond. are spending a feT DAYS here
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
West Point Social News.
tspssiai 4, The Times. plspateh.l

Eeea-fl Special u ING tIpieS btepht 80
WEST POINT. VA. November 30.--
Mics Inez Palmer, OF the coz
.lege. Richmond. came home for Ihanks.
giving. accompanied by two OF her
sehoolmates, Miss Pear Tnn Sarren. o.
of Washington. Rappallannock county.
These young ladies are having a good
time, Mr.. Morris Rogers winding up
the festivities Saturday night With an
Mr.. Roscoe Spencer. OF Richmond
College, is visiting his mother.
Miss Lily Johnson was called home
to Cohoke, Va, to the bedside OF her
mother, Mrs; Mary Johnson. who had
been sutnciently herself to tell how
she happened to fall, but the doctors
say no bones We're broken. and her
speedy recovery is hoped for.
This Masonic He'll Association Inc
repairing and thoroughly renoyating
the old Masonic Hall. situated on the
corner OF Fifth and p Streets.
a Civic Improvement League is be-
Awake ans elaizsns o ey w seais Point 81 Lhe IT'S woe oe.
ject is to promote the interests of the
town generally, advertise same and in
duce Investment OF local and foreign
CAPITAL.
been the much-lovedl physician in West
Point for over twenty-one years, has
seer fiji to break up and sell his beau.
tiful home on Il Street. and the first
OF the year will leave West Point. He
does not propose to practice medicine,
hut will spend tho eventide Of life
with his children. WIN have homes,
with the exception OF Miss Mary. who
will make her homo for the present
with her sister. Mrs. Thomas Johnston
Moore. OF Mariop. S. G. The doctor
and Miss Mary hope IN the near future
to visit DIR. Harry Gatewood. In Van
a good deal OF his time In Richmond,
where he has a wis1e circle of friends
Mr.gJorn Lloyd Tabb the proprietor
of the West Point Veneer Packing
COMPANY. has bo,..ght the Gatewood
Miss Gatewood Is now visiting her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Bermuda Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes.pIspatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
BERMUDA, VA. November 3O.-NIr.
aid Mrs. g. N, Welton gave a social
Thursday evening In honor OF their
guest, Miss Nina David, OF the Woman's
College, Richmond. Among other
guests pr sent We're Misses Lois and
Ethel Burgess. Virginia Cox. Eva
Rudd. of Belona: Fannie Briggs. OF
I1Hporta; Nellie Welton, OF yWoman's
College; Mamie Welton ana Mrs. Il.
e. Watkins. Messrs. John Cox, velytn
Burg. Sc, Dallas Bruce, Of Richmond;
Lloyd Goddard, Spencer GIL. OF Rlct,s
smond Colleges Bruce Ladd, OF New
York; O.. Clark, of Chester; Carter
burgess, w. NJ. Walker, Captain "A.
y. Williams. OF New. Brunswick;
5ChAuneey and Charlie Melton.
Refreshments We're served, followed
by games, and several Beautiful smusI-
cal selections rendered by Misses
David and Welton. Attsr spending a
pleasant evening the guests Departed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Weldon Social News.
Especial TO The TIme.. Di.patch

WELDON, n. c.. November s6.-Mr.
and Mfrs. Fl. G. Rowe entertained de-
liglitfully ut a 4 o'clock dinner Thanks
Day. Tho parlor. halls and din
tng-room were t%astefully5 decorated for
the occasion. and covers were laid for
nifty guests. The color scheme was
white, pink and green, with a profu-
sion OF chrysanthemums, cut flowers
and running cedars, with graceful ferns
as c~cntrepieces.
Friday evening. at the residence OF
ar. and Mrs. ". a. Pierce. a Violin
recital var given. under the direction
OF Miss Nellie Lyons, OF Richmond, Va,
Miss Lyons also delighted the guests
with several beautiful solos during the
evening. Miss Annie Pierce, Mrs. W.
T. Shaw. Mrs. r. s.. Travis and others
also charmed those present with duets.
.trios. and quartets. all of which! were
most enjoyable. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Miss Daisy Lewis; Of Norfolk. who
was here to spend Thanksgiving, has
returned home.
Mrs. Warren =. Jones and her sister.
Miss May Bell FilSow, OF Wilmington,
are guests Of Miss Mary Long Green,
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a.lsa#rFsE - .AFsN r. r4ssrNe 1rrgrEH
rison. Jones. were married. at Quincy,
w. Va. on November goth. and will be
at home at Quincy after December LIST.
Services at the Baptist Church on
the first Sunday In December will be
by the Rev. a. b. Davidson.
Thanksgiving service was conducted
by the REV. Mr.. Darbie at the Epis.
copnl Church
Mr.. e.. Tyler Goodwin, of Bucking-
ham. who recently underwent an oper-
atioh for appendicitis In Richmond. Is
out and quite we'll again. having visit.
ed Scottsyille this week for the first
time.
Mr.. Bennic Jones is spending a day
or two here.
visited the town this week.
AR. and Mrs. +. II. Farrar spent
Thank givir g at Rose Hill"
Mr.. Irving, Whitehead, Of Lynchburg.
head, at S~cottsvillc. this week.
returned to this circuit by the Virginia
Sir. d. Il. pitts is visiting his family
at tho home OF Mr.. w. S. Crisp. near
Baltimore.
Mr.. James Barrier has returned fron,
q business trip to West Virginia.
Master Fred Lane, of Guthrie Hail."
was a scettsvilie visitor Wednesday.
Miss Willie Anderson Is spending
rs Ml. aaorRs g. & h Tapsee 4 Of Buck.
ference1at Roanoke this week.
Captain J. L Pitts was q. belle
Haven" last week.
Buckingham. visited the exposition this
Miss Ella Turner is spending a few
days in Charlottesville.
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Buckingham Social News.
Special to The Tlmes.pisnatch'

especial to The Times Dispatch.1
fS VA. November Gothic
Young Peoples Union OF this plac.
held u Thanksgiving service In the
Eaptist Church on the evening OF
Thanksgiving Day. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
eYergreens. The program consisted
OF songs, readings, %recitations and ad.
dresses. There was a large attend.
ance.
The people Of this place are very
much pleased that the Rev. S. II. John
son. OF the Methodist Church, has beer
returned TO his field here for another
year.
The Rev. L. Z. Dour and wife were
given y good pounding on Friday eve
ming by the members of the Baptist
Church.
Miss Carrie Anderson. OF the state
Normal School. spent Thanksgiving at
home and del. ghtfully entertained a
number of the young ladies' and gentle
men at her honle on Friday evening.
Mrs. Mathews and Miss Connie Moss.
of Richmond were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Moss of "IIill Top on
Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucy Mncraw has returned from
u weeks visit 10 friends and relatives
In Fs.climond.
MIS-. w. W. Moore. OF Scottsviiie. 4.
visiting her father and mother Mr.,
and Mrs. j.. y. Harden, at this place.
The Rev. J.. *. White. OF Linkhorn.
was in the village this week.
Mrs. A. w. Moore spent Thanksgty-
ing In Richmond.
The Rev. A. u. Davidson. OF Man
chester. will lecture here on Monday
evening. Tile subject OF his lecture
will be 'Gtosts.p
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Scottsville Social News,

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SCQTTSN.ILLE. VA, November 3d.
Ihe scao9l Improvement League met
afternoon at g O'clock, with Professor
Clarence Campbell in the chair, and
Miss Calra Pitts, secretary.
There was n full attendance OF the
juniors. and tho usual number Of
seniors. It was announced that PRO.
lessor Campbell would attend the Ed.
ueatlonal. Gonference In Roanoke this
of tho committee on exterior decora.
itioil, gave In 1iar report, Misses Is.
y. Farrar Lucie Powers and Mary
Pitts were made members OF tile exc.
and three members of the league con-
stituts the mennbership. Miss Rose
Farrar was made chairman of5theS COM
mittee on Interior decorations, vice
Mrs. Frank Parkinson Resigned.
Mr.. William Henry Londeree, former.
Is OF ~scottsvlllc, and Miss Carrie Har-