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Gard Of Thanks.

am deeply grateful to our friends
for sympathy and kindness during the
illness of my late husband; to the quar-
tette of singers who rendered sweet
music at the funeral services TO the
speakers for consoling remarks ana 70
the pallbearers. and all whoN con.rio<
tho occasion. MRS. G.. G. HALL
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FALL IN LAGOON LAKE.
J. w. Brown, With Wife and Baby,
Have Unpleasant Boating Mishap.

While rowing on the Lagoon lake at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon, ]. w. Brown,
341 West Fourth North street, tried to
change seats in the boat with his wife
and as a result the boat capsized and all
were thrown into the lake. The water
was comparatively shallow, but Mrs.
Brown had in her arms a six-weeks-old
baby and the little one narrowly escaped
death. Father, mother and babe were
soon rescued and went Immediately to
their home. 1t is reported that ali of
them have recovered from the effects of
their drenching.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
ENTERS RAILROAD FIELD
J. L. Priest Leaves Newspaper Work
to Take Important Posi-
ton With O, S. L.

At the general offices of the Oregon
Short Line yesterday was announced the
appointment of Joel L. Priest as indus
trial agent. with headquarters at Boise,
Ida. Mr.. Priest has resigned his posi-
ton as editorial writer for The Salt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
OF JULY
CELEBRATION IS
CERTAINLY SANE
Casualties as Result of OBJ
servance of independence
Day Are Amazingly Few.
GREAT CROWDS THR0NG
THE NUMEROUS RESORTS
WEATHER is SURPRISINGLY
FINE AND DAY is THOR
OUcHLY ENJOYED.

There is no question that Salt Lake can
bid Chicago good morning and say that
here Is the proved safe and sane Fourth
or July celebration. There is little doubt
mat hundreds are dead and thousands
are manned as the result of the celebra-
lion or the Fourth of July yesterday, but
IN SAT- Lake there was scarcely a scratch
inflicted as the result of Fourth of July
celebrations.
Last night The Herald. communicated
with Jos physicians in Salt Lake. The tes-
ti'nony of these doctors is that the most
serious accident the burning of a
boys hand with firecracker: two chill
dren were injured by being thrown from
swing, one lad had finger burned. an
other got a bit of powder in his eye. None
OF these LOG doctors nor yet any of the
hospitals. have this morning to report any
accident that would be worthy of more
than brief mention on any other day. in
deed. there is scarce a twenty-four pc
Rod that there are not many more acct
dents than there were yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
ROCKET STARTS FIRE.
Falling Stick Causes Small Blaze on
Roof of Bull Home.

The stick of a skyrOcket alighting on
the roof of the residence occupied by Mrs
Anna Bull, at 232 West First North street.
set fire to the house and did $95 damage
before il was extinguished by firemen
from No. engine house.
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HOPPER MAY RECOVER.
Physicians Give Encouraging Report
on BicycIists' Condition.

Norman Hopper. the bicycle rider, was
reported to be considerably improved al
ST. Marks hospital yesterday. He spent
a most comfortable day and for the first
time since his serious accident on the Salt
Palace track the physicians hold out hope
that he will recover. Many of his friends
called up yesterday and were overjoyed
to hear that although not out Of danger
ne is much better
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
PASSING OF mrs. KERvM
Death Removes Esteemed Woman
Who Had Many Friends
in Three States.

Mrs. j. E. Kervin died at 7:S0 o'clock
Friday evening at her home, q r street.
Had she lived until today she would have
been So years of age.
She was boon in Providence, R. l., and
passed her early life in Patterson = and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
COMRADES WILL ATTEND.

Attention, George r. Maxwell post
No. 5, G. A. R.-All comrades are re-
ouested to meet at E. B. Halls under
taking parlors on Sunday, July 8, at
D. m. sharp, to attend the funeral of
Comrade William H. Skillhorne, late of
Company /, Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania
volunteers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

THE SALT LAKE EMPLOYEES OF the
Oregon Short Line will hold their an
nuaI excursion and outing in Ogden can
Won on July 18th. The company has
provided a special train for the occa-
sion anG a splendid program of games
ard athletic sports, for which prizes
have been contributed, Will add to the
enioyment of the occasion
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIS o. RRlDGMAN
have taken apartments at the Colonial
hotel, where they are at home to their
friends.
JACK WRIGHT, arrested for breaking
into Rio Grande caboose, confessed 20
Sergeant John Hempel yesterday and
signified his intention of pleading guilty
when arraigned on a charge of burglary
MISS MAY O'NEIL will sing an Ave
Maria" by Santhey, at ST. Mary's Pro-
Cathedral today. :
LEO E. PENROSE Will leave Friday. July
10. to attend the sixteenth annual con-
vention of the International Alliance or
Stage Employees. to be held at MIME
apolis Mimi. during the week or July
49, From Minneapolis. Mr. Penrose ex-
poets to continue on a pleasure trip TO
the east, visiting friends in Boston ana
New York.
MRS. MARIE GERRANS will sing the Of
fertory at st. Marks cathedral ihis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank all those who SO
kindly assisted us during the illness and
death of our little baby, and for the
floral offerings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
LOVE AMID the FLAMES
Hangs to Beam at Wandamere While
Fireworks Explode About
Him.

stephen II. Love. president of the state
senate and q leading insurgent Republic
can. was nearly as badly scared last ev-
ening as he was at the late Republican
state convention
Hanging desperately to beam project
ing from the approach to the dance hail
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Notice.

Have your flowers photographed at
the grave by J. E. Bush, 800 Fourth
avenue.
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odd Fellows Funeral Notice.

The date of the funeral ceremonies of
Martin j. Dixon has been changed to
Monday, July s. at 2.30 p. m
w. T. HOPKINS. Secretary.
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the TABLE QUEEN

Loaf Of bread is a new member bear
ing our Crown label. Ask your dealer.
ROYAL BAKING CO.
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c. r. Savage Co.,
1914 Main.

Kodaks, Cameras and Photo Sup
plies. Largest stock in the west We do
YOUR finishing right.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
A Remarkable Record.

Il EUTIIfIOSITF IHItTFIFW
would read something after this fashion:
'.st is a most remarkable record. 1t is a
wonderful evidence that the people are
coming to a realization Of the danger that
hedges their children on the FourthS OF
July of other years. 1t is furthermore
manifestation of the power of home in
fluence in governing children and controll-
ing their wild capt!ccs. / would say that
the freedom from disaster today is due to
the precaut.on taken by the parents and
the caution instillcd into the minds OF the
children
Many of us doctors mind the time when
we sat in our offices all of the Fourth of
July In order that we might be ready 10
the summons which we knew was pound
TO come. Those were the days when the
doctors were called on an average OF four
or five times on the Fourth Of July.
Bombs Are Dangerous.
the use of toy pistols and their sale has
much 10 do with the reduction in the
number of casualties. / believe that II
there were a law passed against the sale
of giant firecrackers the danger to life
and limb would be still further reduced.
Those things are really dangerous.
What is the effect Of the lombard
ment. that occurs on the night of the
third and the day of the Fourth with ref
ererce to nervous Affections"
II don't believe ii has any further than
TO cause loss of sleep and its conse-
querces and an extraordinary excitement
and its reaction. The cases where THIS
kind of noise affects permanently or ser
narafelv m must be rare. A shaking up
and a headache is about the worst nor
NAL person gets out of II.
How Day Was Spent.
Go much for the doctor and the lack o.
need of his bandages-
The day in Salt Lake was spent IN the
CITY with a solemn quietude that was al
most painful At the resorts there Were
crowds-great crowds. Every park in the
CITY was filled with people: but the mul,
titudes were more equally distrputs'i
which was there was no congestion any
where. a. - ,,,,
too, they said. The official tnermo 81 e..e
On ion of the Dooly building said II was
S. which means that e was easily 20 OF
a6 on the street.
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S. 3. Evans.

Undertaker and embalmer. removed t
new location. IS South State street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

Many fortunes will be made in the
next few years in Salt Lake City in
close-in real estate. The rise has al
ready started, the same as in Los An
geles, Seattle, Denver and other cities
The prices of such property are much
below the real value right now. 1t
takes so much money to buy such
property, however, that the average in
weston is shut out, and the result is
that the wealthy people reap the har-
vest BY combining the capital of
small investors this is overcome, and
the man with 500 can make as large
a profit as the millionaire. This is ac-
complished III the Mutual Realty Co.,
whose shares sell for 500 each, and
whose money is invested in the splendid
new apartment building now under con-
struction on Second East, just two
blocks from the very heart of the bust
ness section. A limited number of the
shares can now be subscribed for at
par by writing to or calling on the
secretary, c. E. Raybould. No. 524 Sc
curity Trust building. The shares will
pay an annual dividend Of from II to
Is per cent. besides multiplying in value
by the increasing value OF the prop
erty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
DIAMOND THIEF BACK.
Feinberg Admits Crime and Tel
Where Jewels Were Pawned.

Abraham Feinberg, accused of the thief
of 5000 worth of diamonds from the New
York loan office, was brought back from
FL Paso. Tex. last night by Patrolman
Robert Golding. Feinberg admitted the
theft and told where the diamonds were
pawned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

Our carpet cleaning is guaranteed.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
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We will move to our new location, 81
East Bird So. July LIST. W. B. Rushmer.
Manufacturing Optician. Is West First
South.
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McCoy's livery. carriage and light
livery. Both phones 81.
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MRS. MARIE GERRANS will sing the Of
fertory at st. Marks catnsdral inns
morning at the II o'clock service
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field, James H. and George A kervin OF
Kenneth, Cal, Minnie Kervin Leonard and
Clara Kervin Ryners of Salt Lake.
A definite announcement OF the Iuherdi
awaits the arrival of the absent ones.
though the obsequies are expected TO take
place at O. clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Tribune Reporter Pts. Co. 66 wv. ID s
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Blank Books.
Good Printing.

Reporter Ptg- Co, Sc W. I'd So
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Utah SAVINGS
and Trust
Company

William s. Mccormick, President.
John j. DAILY. Vice President.
Heber NJ. Wells. Manager.
w. Mont Ferry. director.
Colonel z. A. Wall, Director.
Fred c. Jensen, Director. II
E. o. Howard. Director.
w. ]. Halloran. Director.
No. 235 Main Street.
In the Business Heart.
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Oour wagons clean carpets on the floor
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO..
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Legal Blanks.

Tribune-Reporter Pig. Co.. 6 W. ID S
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Tribune Reporter Ptg. Co.. Sc W. I'd So,
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did you give anyone authority to hold
up the appointment of James Devine as
chief of the fire department during your
absence?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13

YOU think IL was The sky pilot, Matt Did you sure
The Corsican caclzled a hyena laugh Of derision
Think :" he snarled De saddle was empty when
Badger loped pas after / shoot and | Inowed dat
causes white legs Come on. kootenay. tore ne
crawis off and caches
n shot rjdled body loom grotesuely III the ryster-
ious moonlight At times. and then the gloom would
engulf the ghostlike prowlers- 1t was grueSorne
scene-the Corsican goatIng over the murderous
prospect of finding the whom he mad Shot ou1
Of the sadde-but h1nnaird chuckled, and Sip
ping forward 70 the wagon that blurred II a dark
mas ran his hand under tarpaulin that covered
its freight Square tins. wedged tightly filed the
wagon box.
Explanations of disappointment came at inter-
zals from the men who searched IN the grass
Its about time the dead man folded his tent
and stole away Kinnaird muttered and keeping
the wagon between himself and the shadow hglres
he walked quietly a hundred yards deep INTO tht
prairie and then. breaking into a trot clrcled hach
"a the trail that led 10 Stand OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13
CHAPTER VI.

tt was eleven O'Clock when with knife blade
! already thrust through crack hlnra1rd HItea
the latch of his door The candle had burned Itself
In darkness ne built a small fire in the oTen, ire
place of the mud wall chimney dr1ed the teltlllt
wet soles of his mOccaSIns and hung them on i peg
Then placing the burnt-out candle on chair by
the head of his bed, and book on the moor as
though had fallen from his hand as ne dropped 70
sleep ne Crawled into bed 70 await expected guests
Navo and the others would surely come 20 the snack
when Matteo arrived with his story
For an hour he lay tying to the tan OF MS future
plans the discovery of the night when suddenly MS
keen ear caught the dull thud OF d horse boots
Voices speaking IN rnuffled tones sounded at the
door; then came rap lie knew II Ior 1he lS'Id
Kinnaird waited till the rap was repeated; then
ne uueried in a sleepy voice, Hello Who's that:
What do YOU want.
He caught a nuttered exclamation OF surprise
then Light up first. and then open the door
oh that YOU, MAYO All right hlnna1rd an
swered cheerfully, springing from the bed with a
Next instant light streamed through crack
and as the door swung open Mayo stepped IN. toll
lowed by hootenay and Cayuse George
As kinnaird ostentatiOusIy lifted the empty
candestlcEl from the chair and picked up his book
ne was aware of Mayo's searching scrutiny OF HIM
self and the shack interior
I hope nobody IS ILL., he said presently break
ing the silence.
Il guess not" Mayo retorted significantly
Leastwise they don't seem to be How're YOU
feelin yourself. preacher. Me and hootenay here
kinder thought YOU might We got hurt
Nv shoulder IS pretty sore. hinnaird answered
L fancy lit there when Badger dropped from under
me
MAYO started at this seeming admission, and
4NA shot d meaning glance al hOOteuaV You
ain sr1nisin that might be careless bullet Jhar
sOrter sored YOUR shoulder: are YOU. preacher
People IN these parts gets plumb reckless with their
guns when they It Mustered
No. but bv love, its wonder l didn't &c,
shot Such a fusillade Of firearms not ten yards
away 1t WASH 1t their fault that l wasn't p1nked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13

DKESEATLl CROWNS -.a.-- --- s-,5z-
matter Of the Elu1~ presence t- -
the TN labeled syrup from Gavu-e .-. 10 '4
trade store the previous day. --1-
been gwen the whisky filled one o.
.IeU-lv Navu made Use ot "a rather N 49,
eur IN handling MS CDur-a-s-u- All~- -.
TO empty his imported i-uI- ami -. --s =
contents and refill. hem WITH the ---
whisky The legitimate --u-
m wooden kegs and pals. an.l tn.
fairly well disguised .sv che labels
These minor matters. the ule--.
whisky. were of little IIur----. >--ll-- l.-
hrs mission Il few Ea-s. q copper
coil liauefviug the venom hidden @ls
Mad SQuau Gorge. now dominate. .
mission bur the whole euIe-eu~ 81. ..- 20
forces 10 cripple the ilic.t Grade
Had he been less thorough - .--'S
away with rh, evidence he H.-s- .-- Pas 8 - -,
rl>co II when he led the uul-- 1880 -
of me whisky lacks for -he grand .l 80
md chat hr had made q mistake .-- -s -
-o say that the uooushIre uacl-r- - --0l~
ne had seen t. aot
Pacing the floor. turning 1rc- -- -- ..-- -.
and when make ms dauge-ru- .- .' 1880
into he pass has eve hY chance ~na-1 - 49,
Iar the wall tangeu-Iv -r.a -- --s,.ts
hi> thoughts dating the passage 1- .--. ~sng
~ though somebody had spoken --S -
iu his c.tr. eEtlitt1u. It N..- ". -. -
oH hil--tr che Civic Round ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-13


though him 1lruv all-5 Grapes were .---- 1ung
with increasing gray effect on the black -1---S or
night Inch by inch the prairie crep- INTO view
ike sweep of brown sand LETT bare - q feeding
ride.
Klrnal-t sv-un. the door to win b -,-- = though
he barred peace from his Thoughts ana H-tl1tnS q
IRE II the ctl1rnuev cooked ms Simple 1- -Ast-a
pot of oatmeal When It was ready BE- punched
hole III q TN Of syrup and poured some q ne con
tents into his bowl ~ DJ--1dge not ru--- II -hs
dim light Of breaking dav thar The sv--- -hn
A he swallowed the first spoonful. be -1-aug T.
n his feet r7-r q CIV Of horror and ----- I'd The
I'm gasped d" Whisky. Curse the stun
The taste of It was on his tongue l- "--1el ms
throat as though rIre sc0rcneL- 1- --l-- OF
was II MS nosv-ils II hung rendlsl.r claiming
voice Of temptation out of the dead -- -la- 1t
had thought buried forever Beds 1e-spra-
ton hung dew Of fear on his forehead Ills Tear
beat n fierce curuuIt. and MS -- vas 1e1
with nameless dread. but IT his s-1---- Or 1I.-eA
somewhere II his being. was leTr. q. -- ealing
for -n0-e-f0- lust one soothing quar- p the e1AE
-rat Iav like red blood II the white "--.
He had come from -ne open doorway -a--lsa
1av MS BODY. his soul SWAN n lake ~ -e -h1
round TN that held the lnca-u1Ce 1-.r.-- power 81
mastery doomed larger and larger. H.--- -rln III
sight the room and everything III T. - was lAs
q NIeeiusa head
kinnair5 wheeled and -1-eW the a-51 doo'
open. is hinges screaming II the v--- -'e W.
chokIng gasp1ng The struggle was ---#- nm -has
he had walked II dread OF r1- years
Something won N the man. or I1- ---. " neIae-
II was the vastness of the great created >9ullN
wit hOJIr the stepping II of q silent -r E.. Ms sag
ne knew NOT but with rasp-1- -- .9--ilc1 p
--1-ned TO the table and. sWee---- - ana On
crashed them INTO the ure l1- -- .-1- -4-a
TO the hearth Ike animated dem. -.->l--
cape
hinnaird crushed it with ms heel vas
se-penr's head. and kicked It 1aca a- ~ me l,1
Goals Blue flames shot up the chimney $40
nd devil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
Woodstock Social News.
T Especial 10 The TImes-Dlsratch.l

WOODSTOCK, VA. May 23.--Mrs. ].
A. Burgess, Jr Of Richmond, who has
been Visiting her brothers, Messrs. Il.
q. and George r. Geary, has returned
to her home. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Virginia Geary,
who will spend some time with her.
Mrs. j. II. Dowucy, of Mt. Jackson,
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
IT,. Fl. Wisman. here.
Mrs, Louis Swami, of Edinburs, has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
benjamin Hottie, at this place.
Mr., and Mrs, William NJ, Calvert
spent several days visiting in Winchess-
ter this week. Il
s. Mr.. Frank Bushong, OF Charlestown
w, Va visited his father, Mr. y, NJ
Bushong and family. this week.
Rev, ". - Burner. Of Enen, va = :,
parents. Mr.. and Mira. William i
Burner OF this place.
Mrs, Francis N, Bird. Of Mt, Jack
son. has been Visiting her sister, Mrs
Il, M. Fravel, here. N 81, az
! Alss. w. "A Bush. of Roanoke. Va. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
Green Bay Social News.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatcb.l

GREEN BAY. VA, May 23-Mrs.
jamie l.. Strader, of Manchester. Va
accompanied by her husband Mr.. l.
a. Strader. and their little son, Lud-
we'll. are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Strader's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D..
Jones. In the village.
Miss Edna Harding. Of Eubou. Lu-
nenburg county. is spending a few
days with Mrs. F. W. Berry.
Miss Alice Harding, OF Burkeville,
attended the picnic at Green Bay, this
week.
Miss sallie G. Bidgood left for her
home in Petersburg Friday. after the
closing OF the High School, in which
she was teacher.
Captain ]. w. Harding, of Crewe,
visited at the home Of Mr.. ". R.
Borum this week.
Mrs. Taylor Tunstall of Jennings
Ordinary. Va, and Miss yerser have
been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Nunnelly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
Cape Charles Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l !.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
CAPE CHARLES. VA. May ga
Miss Minnie Kellam, who has been at
tending school IN Baltimore. Md, re-
turned to her home In this city, Mon
day night.
Miss Gertrude Lawrence. who has
been the guest of the Misses Wilson.
left Thursday for her home in Muir
freesboro.
liam Smith have returned from trip
DR.. Garland p. Moore and son. spent
Monday in Philadelphia, with Mr..
Moore, who is there for medical treat
ment-9 -
Mr.. John T. Daniel spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Fredericksbu Va.
Mrs. Hunter Wheeler, who has been
visiting Mrs. Thomas Munden, left
Friday for her home in Hampton.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. B. c.
Kellam was the scene OF a very pretty
wedding Wednesday evening at
o'clock. when Miss Margaret Corinthia
Read became the bride of Mr.. Harry
Stuart Ball. On account of the recent
illness OF the bride, the marriage was
very quiet one.
Mr. Julien Wheeler. OF Norfolk.
visited the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Munden on Friday.
Mr.. Segar Whiting, of Hampton
spent several days in town last week
Miss Mary Fitchett has returned to
her home in this city. after visiting
in Onancock, Va.
Mrs. Robert A. MCGUIRE, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Henry Schenely
in Hampton. returned Saturday:
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Gladstone Social News.
Lspecial Id ZINC Times:plspatcl1.l

Special to The Times Dlspatch.1
GLADSTONE, VA. May Pr. l.
Brown and wife. who have been here
for the past six months, have left
for Warren. Va, where they will make
their home in the future,
w. NJ. Sutton takes Mr.. r. L. Browns
place as telegraph operator here.
Miss Mary w. ,Stratt6n, who has
been visiting the Misses Harris, has
returned to her home in ApporpattoS.
Mrs. Clarence Jones is visiting in
Richmond. 5Si
Mr.. and Mrs. Rearmon and children
have returned to Richmond.
Mr.. y. 1. Terry was in Lynchaurg
this week on business.
Mrs. C. p. Moon Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Fl. G. Jordan.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall, of LynchturE, takes
Mr.. S. r. Finchs place as assistant
secretary of the Y. NC. A. here.
Miss Martha Payne Harris is sperd-
ing some time With friends at Tye
River, Va.