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The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY.
Drops Of Dairy Cream.

tmpulsivencss and quick temper
in dairyman are worth just as
much as the kicking habit in COW
When man and a milch COW can
not get along peaceahly together.
one of them should leave the farm
Aniagonism and fEhttnE between
them spells loss In large letters
More often the man will hc to hlam"
than will the COW.
Every dairyman should raise some
Icguminoua crop for producing feed
one of the cIoycrs. alfalfa. or
peas. The Goa, of feed is one Of tn"
greatest drawbacks that the average
dairymau has. and the rich mauurr
home grown feed cost hu, little.
Select sirsa iha; are good ind!.
sIduaily: hu, aec. too. tina, line of
good ancestors are back Of him For
instance. bull tha; wan little
under siTe. II Of good anrcatry. NIGH,
got better caiyra than larger bull
tha; lacked good ancestors. The an
c~Asnra make tho difference
Tho iaiTtman whn gors In tn sec
not how much. bat hnW good milk
he can produce will win ou, Ills
product atll command a better IsvIrr
on IN" market and @3Il l.c reflAhr 4
more aud dIgoa;.d better AT home
Etteusis" dairyine 10 iiAc extensive
farming Doing l~aa aud doing IL
wcil siyrE onr p romfuvtahl feeling
NJ agrrcHs
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Texas Is leading OF we'll among
Southern States In having dairy work
n prominent feature of the State
Fair. held at Dallas. and the Inter
national Fair. held at San Antonio.
The new feature Of n working cream
cry as part Of the dairy exhibit IL
"A good one. II takes money In do
these things. but the Texans find tn"
money and from It that State viii
reap money.
Here Is another remedy for COW
that sucks herself Pu, halter
on her head and 8urctngie Ius;
back of her front legs. Faaten a
stick Zone isxlis inches. -. feet
long IL good aircl tn the surcinElc
and 10 tn" halter ring. letting the
stick run between her front l.gs
men; OF her head. but cannot get her
mouth back TO her uddcr.
=
\ milk pail that has small open.
milk than a pail ,ha; has isa whole
top open Thr largo pieces of dirt
can h~ strained out. but sh" germs
lots In III. milk cannot be- strained
out They ar" thcrc tn stay. and do
whatever harm circumstances per
mit. No other sltnpie shsng wlIl do
more 10 make good butter. and n
pail @ish small opening will iast
long time /, w.il In tho course
~ r"ar pay several hundred ,err
coat intereat ou tho money pus into
II. II Trall, good dairy products are
icaiged
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

Why iiuid s.s-i Fences aud t. Raising ~,n~k.Mr
Also t~~@ and Mak~~ Mon~, in Wa,.

McAarp td!tosn am trying icvci
cultivation tor NY ; Z: aer~ s~~j
patch of corn broke 4, deep wlth
sen hnfssra. harsu@rd II aus~vat
,sfnoa before planting. checked and
planted II uu ins~l harro~ei II
arsrral times after planting. @hil~
very young. cui,iystine aith sweeps
and harro.. without fertilizer. ~s.
r~pt "a little stable manure. have
be"n improving II ,hrrc wears. going
through so select mY essrd before
gathering the crop, have never
~ y"t any seed except from stalks
with two good ears. and every grain
IN deep red | hAY" uo, had turn-
Ing rius III II. ov "a ho~. except Ia
WORMS, shall put peas In IL in u
t"@ days lit IL now Ma, al. and
gls" them about tao pluwiuga before
laying IL By.
have over halt an acre of III.
'in"ht Irish pntatoch | ever had. aud
attn mo-" getting 81 buah.i tor,
them. | have NO cotton ain too
old to work cotton. Then. there in
four tIm"a an much per cent ptofit
Ia raising lamb four months old
nh there in In II bale Of cotton
rails" all my work stock. have none
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Has for aalr . frw mnrr rhoier berkshire pigs
ready la ship. out of snws OF approved blood
lines and coed indis sidnaii,y. Thra1 pisA arc by
Frrhtana t>onsfello1. Ku6io and Alabama
Premier 5.gB, I.aat named boar In BY Prem
Ter fSonsfclIow. 6~po grand cbamploa of the
world = Fair. Everything guaranteed
It. 4 NATION Verona Miss
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inch strip Of woven wire fa,.
not over 5-inch mesh. Ahora VI
are stretched two barbed w,.. 'na'
inches apart. To prevent ,ha SIX
sagging away from each other 'nes
tical wire may BE- wrapped ,s e'.
each at cight-foot intervals
estimated that fair grade ~ al.
BILE 36~inch woven wire str;n
he bought for Is TO 35 cents r".
while each of the barbed wiros ~,
cost from } To > cents per rod ~,
cost of posts and Of the wire fer,,a
will vary In different localities h.,
tn" cost Of materials will not u.r,ns
exceed 80 to rs cents per rod :.
so cents rod. the materials ~, -.
mile would cost $50: for n on.,,.-
milc. $40: at IS cents per rod ~.
COS, would be $3.50 per mile %,
quarter mile. $50. Many fa,rn..
will be able 10 get the posts NJ sn.,,
cost by cutting them themselves. ana
thus make tho necessary ern,..
less. II Is not necessary to A
large amount OF fencing ut first 4
small start can bc made. with anna
dcanit. plan in view. and addi,iona,
fencing can he done ~ circumstanee.
Justify IL,
~ III. amount of good fences oa
III. farm increases. tho amount os
lly. stock viii Increase: also. ,he
amount ut manure. SD that there vill
h" lcas necessity for buying CONNER.
cIal fertilizer. And. then. more
farmers can cay that all the stock
they have MAS grown at home. Farm
work wtll h. more profitable and
farm III" ~iil bc more pleasant.
Raising dollar potatoes atli be les
rare. Growers who %otd potatoes In
small towns during the las, part os
MAY reported ,ha, they got all The
~af from loo 10 81 80 per hushel.
which means good profit. TAh
srsod protit was got because 4 lev
broke away from the old ru,s and
Eai&~d wha; others had 10 have,
"hll. The big ma iori,y slaved
along In the ruts. II IN notable
fact that when a man gets 10 build.
Ing good fences he also gets IA
prnfiilnE from the rare oppor,an.
s'iwa Tor easy gain by producing
things that III. big majority dos
NOT produce. Getting out of the m,
at The 'irat sn tho hard thing To do
S-*d n.ls-etion and raising lis. stock
aud many other good things will
come In due time. II the rut Il
broken away from. All The changes
do not need so come al once. bul
they will com. an matter of de.
s"lopmrns II III. rut Is got rid Of.
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I. w SIsEuGE.
Duck iilIt. Miea,
Editorial Comment: IL In very
sru~, indeed. that the pvrv~utar. OF
pFoft In faIalng tmonth lamb IL
much larger than In making "a ha Il.
OF cotton. and ono man can. by CIV.
ing part Of hia sinr to IL. rails. u
ssooi number 81 lambs W. are uns- d
io The objection that dogs and In
aotn- Instances wolves will destroy
sheep when on pasture. Their.
should be "a ntrtrt dng-tax law. OF
roufer. but hlnc" that cannot h~, had
at present. man can fence dogs and
wolves out IA soon aa good fences
are mentioned In tho South. tn.
reader becomes impatient II. aayn
that f.nr~a cost too much aud that
II ~ili not pay There In no reason
~hs II will not pay In III. South nv
we'll aa In other scctinnn. Good
fencing ANA good farming go tog.th-
~r, There IN no more rrasnn why
man should object To Investing
money In f.nc.B than h. should oh
i"c, tn ins.nting money In anything
"lH" that Ia profitable.
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Many will bo skepticai about "A
f"nen keeping wolves and dogs out.
but I'll. dogH and wolves of the
south ar. no worse than III. dogs
and wolves ar. In other sections
The bureau OF Biological Survey.
United states Department OF Agri-
culture. has gone into the subject
thoroughly and haA decided on "A
fence that will keep wolves and dogA
out and not be very expensive To
hnlid S"Vcn~foot posts are set il
rod or rod and half apart A
closely bnrbed wire is stretched
along the surface OF the ground.
Above this wire is stretched &C.
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"EtOt 9looda.'
Crir7as"

Another OF pigs ready My herd boars
Perfection 3nd Perfection r. L. MY
Chief Perfection
iilgh Roller. o
babies u askb
10 " pigs. r. a. JONES Orr.i,i. sia
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but what ! Taia~ We hiEhIy apuru
ciaso The sasrtt~.
g. w Si.EnGE
Duck iiIIi. Msan
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Breeders Cards
Farmers Exchange

We witi las1rt ais tor our Southern Farm
Gasrtt1 swaarra IN this department. add To
shss ssylc tyr~n At Tho rate of cents . word
Tor nhr ~r~a t~o weeks. coats . word:
thFrc weeks. cents. ono monIh. cents:
thtr- months. sccnts. six months. pccnss.
onr year a. cents Each word number or
tnts4al tinelasiins name and nddrussl count.
rst an u art'aratr word send cash with or
def II Tho rate seems high. remember y
would coat Ass for POSTAGE alone To send
your ad by letter ta each home to which we
carry II ~ this low rate. STAMPS accepted
Tor amounts luas than g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
Waynesboro Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l

WAYNESBORO. VA. February L.
The cantata held at the Baptist Church
Monday evening was success In every
respect. For many months the local
talent had been training. and, with the
visiting male quartette from stanton.
recited in song the Book Of Esther with
faultless precision. The management
deserve great deal Of credit for their
untiring energy and good judgment.
both of which are required to present
cantata SO faultlessly.
cards for her guest. Miss Nell Talbot.
on Saturday night last, and the affair
was one OF the most brilliant social
functions Of the season In Waynesboro.
There were ten tables, at which pro-
gressive euchre was played, the for
tunate ones receiving handsome prizes.
Elaborate refreshments were served,
and merry evening was spent. Mrs.
Loth's home was brilliantly lighted,
and presented handsome appearance:
as did also the elaborate costumes Of
Mrs. William J. 10th, Mrs. Rust, Mr..
and Mrs. William Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Percy 10th. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Craig, Mrs. Hugh Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pliny Fishburne DR.. and Mrs. Ernest
Mosby. Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Magic, Mrs.
r. E. Rogers, the Misses Gallaher, Vir-
ginia Fishburne. Haines. Georgia Coin
er. Arbuckle. Annie Coyner, Lottie
E2x TALLY StecS ,aas EG1 r eHd tie
son. Major Hudgens: CAPTAINS Hensley
Afford and Leland, George Jordan,
Cadet Talbot, C. j. Wright, Jack Ellis,
Dr.. Bowman, Moritz 10th and r. d.
Coyner
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Middlesex Social News.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
SALuDA, VA. February 1.--Hon.s J.
Boyd Sears. of Mathews attended court
, here this week. 9,s s
Mrs. Columbia Bland has returned
to Pleasant View after spending some
time in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Miss Mildred Bristow Is visiting Miss.
Daisy Booth. OF Richmond. 81
Mr.. George p. Beasley spent last
week in. Baltimore. sR4e
Miss Jessie Topping. OF Amburg. Is
spending some time in Norfolk.
Mr.. George Anderton spent several
days with his parents here this week.
MISS Fsess Jones has sufficiently res
covered from her recent attack to re-5
turn to her duties at the Blackstone
Female Institute. ss. =
Mr., J. g; 5ristow. OF Richmond, IS
Miss Ellen Brown Davis. of "Ingle-s
wood I" is on visit to friends in Rich
Rev. Walker w. Decker, Of Orange
county, is visiting relatives here.
Colonel John r. Saunders and Hon.
w. d. Evans have returned to Rtch-s
mond after spending several days at
their homes here this week.
DR. Fuller Robinson. Of Staunton, IS
visiting his parents at Topping.
Invitations have been received mere
for the marriage Of Miss Ruby Eley,
of Norfolk, to Mr.. Shirley Shaull. Of
Martinsburg, w. Va, on February 4lIth.s
at her home In Norfolk. Miss EieS
is a sister Of Mrs. j. p. Essex, of this
place, and is quite popular here, hay-88
ing spent much of her time with net
sister. 5s sassssa
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Bon Air Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

ESPECIAL to The Times-D ispatch.l
BON AIR, VA, February l.MMr. ".
D. Smith. who has been yisltln VI, ~ n ~
mother in Bridgeport, Conn, retufheu
M Miss Elizabeth Cooke, after pleas IS,
ant trip to Washington, is home again.
Mr.. B. NJ. Burlington left Wednes IS,
day for Norfolk, Newport news aAo
gPortsmoutk on business.
Mrs. u. X. Victor! and little Euzapet y y !.
OF Granite, were guests recently VI
Colonel J. ". 5Bidgood. Of Richm mon
was the weekend guest at Glen
LLOYD" last week.
: Mr.. Arthur Ashburner was the guest
last week of his brother. Mt. Chas'
Miss Fannie Blake, DR.. G. a. Mer-
cor Messrs. Cabell Mercer and Norman
Morton were guests last Sunday OF MI.
Is. NJ. Burlington. ,,on,a
Miss Kits Wren has returned nome
. ftar q short stay in Richmond.
Mrs. Henry G.. Hunt and Mrs. Tro ~ =.
Who have been visiting Mrs. !V1lllam
svithers, left last week to be sthe
waists Of relatives in Richmond::,
Mr.. and Mrs. George WhitWorth, o.
Nronchnster were guests recently OF
Nrss1C. e. Whitworth.
we MRS. recent ~ H guests Of friends in Rich
gmond. &
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Blacksburg Social News.
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n INCONSISTENCIES VA February II,
ME chief social event Of the week
vas the marriage on "Wednesday at
ternoon Mt 4 O'clock, In the Luther Mo Y !,
Price and Mr.. ]. Thomas White The
@hride's dress &wns a most becoming
trayellng suit Of brown Cloth 3ha With n,s
which she wore Or ths y sam
and plumes, and she. as well MS the
maid of honor, Miss Grace Cooley, OF
Roanoke, carried q huge cluster !, - 81 :
r rTIe, gown was Of white silk. and
iths ring i -bcarer. little Florence u
! Ita wns a picture of childish beauty
in her dress of white, with blue RIB,
bon trimmings. Miss Florence Hubert
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Warrenton Social News.
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4 special to The TtmeS-DiSpatCh.
The. young ladies Of Bethel neighbor-
hood and Warrenton will give on the
14th OF this month leap year valen-
Bethel Military Academy. Music viii be
furnished by an orchestra from WASH
ington and supper Is to be served.
The ladies will go out from town in
An alarm of fire was given on Thurs
day morning. which proved to be the
Warrenton graded school. The young
sf a and GT e Mas done
The roof was burned in several places.
Miss Nan Jeffries delightfully."- enter
tanned a number Of her friends at a
A number OF the young ladies of War
renton attended. and several musical
selections were given.
Mr. J: D: Mieha trisna spent tuesday
Mr.. A. B. Orr. OF Pittsburg, Pa. spent
several days with friends in town this
week.
Hall, Of Upperville. are spending some
time with Mr.. ]. D. Hall.
Mr.. Fl. A. George was the guest this
of en fsnSs II Saeye Has E Eono to
Mrs Mr. r. r. ". Cook, for some tine.
Mr.. George Nelson. 70 Of West virginia, !,
Is so visiting I'M a Mrs Street. nelson a. her
Mrs. NJ G. Richards, Of upperville,
is spending some time with Messrs.
j. d. and PC. Richards.
DR. Davis, of Spotsylyania, Va. spent
several days in town this week LOOK 2l,
ing over the practice OF the late Ut.
: MISS MISS sara Perry, Of "Airlie," has
returned from q short trip to Philadei-
phia. Is !,
and little SON.. left this week Tor
been Stationed M after three days notioe
There are several cases OF mumps
in town. and we are glad to announce
that Miss Mary Robertson, who mas
had them, is Improving daily
town Aq fos adms TINE e ts saeat
Of Mr.. n. w. Hilleary.
MI, j. w. Jeflries went to Culpeper
Monday night to attend large Ma
Miss Philips left THURSDAY morning III, I;
for Spring HGps, M g Mheas she WI
Miss Catherine Sewers will leave
shortly for cambridge, Nd, where she
will be the guest OF her sister, MIS-.
Lindsay G. Marshall.
Mr.. Herman 3. HoEe will leave this
week for Ronoke,. Va, where ne w, VII
have large office for advertising nd Dus-
Miss Lila Like spent several days
+his wek in washington.
Rev. II. r. Boston has In prospect
a revival at the Baptist Church, Whlch
will commence Friday, ,and VII !. cq pis
3aa,s ;.Is Rev. George W.. MCDANIEL,
Of Richmond. who has Just closed q
most successful revival at Frederlcks-
burg.
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er continuation OF the dance for tw.

ter continuation OF the dance for two
hours, there was q service of cake
wine and fruits following, which dane
ing was resumed till sunrise. Those
present were Misses Gertie and Nellie
Chewning. May Coleman, Lucy Talley
Josephine Burke. Grace Swift. Blanche
Thompson. Myrtle Grady. Alys Faul-
and Mesdames Lucy Pritchett., Ella
Sallie F'aulconer and Matte Alsop. and
Messrs. B. F. Payne, Ashley Payne,
Charles Talley, T. a. Harris, Jr, Ell
more Gayle, Walker G. Davenport. Ash
Jennings w. j. Swift. Beale z. Garner,
Robert Pritchett and DR.. ]. Glenroy
AIr. William H. Durrett.. OF Hunting
tom w. Va. is visiting his parents,
Major and Mrs. William w. Durrett, of
Mount Pleasant. in this county.
Mrs. Bernice T. Wheeler. OF Broken en-.
orsnb Va P Is Ssns Of seF a
Mr.. George c. Hardness. and bride.
OF Arkansas, are visiting friends near
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph a. Pendleton.
or Spotsylvania, entertained rev
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Nolan, Mr.. and ,5
Mrs. George W. Tompkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Garner. Mr.. and Mrs;
Rufus r. Wheeler and Misses Elva ann
Edna Garner were among the special
guests. , ~, Ar AMI
Mrs. S. f. Kendig. OF Lewiston 10 th va,:
.dnmghter. Miss Cassie E. Kendig. to
Mr. Randolph R. Burruss. Of spotsyi.
vania. The wedding will take place
this month.
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was at the organ. and besides IL

uSuaI Harcne9 prayed Hearts ant
Flowers" during the ceremony. tn,
minister. Mr.. and Mrs. White are nov
at the home of the former. in Dan.
vile. but will live here and will be
'at home" after February 5th.
Baptist Church entertained this week
in honor OF the institute cadets, who
are worshippers at that church dur
Ing the session. The young ladies' Of
sn9s 1snxea ha sa and af W
wards entertained them with music
and other forms of amusement.
The students who belong to the
Methodist Sunday-school were enter
Il. joyce at the Methodist parsonage.
The guests were asked to show their
familiarity with current fiction IN n
magazine Contest, and We're treated
to delicious refreshments.
Professor G. w. Walker was the
host at n stag dinner Tuesday even
ing. the guests of honor being his as
socintes In the department of lan-
stitute. These included Professors L.
p. Campbell, n. S. Worthington, John
J. Davis. Clarence P. Miles and James
NJ Johnson.
Next Friday evening in their hall
annual m!dwinter dance. A number OF
young ladies have accepted the invita-
ton to be present. and the leader for
holland, of Middleburg, Va.
Poison" an amusing comedy. was
given by the Institute. Dramatic Club
in the German Club hall this evening
for the benefit Of the Athletic Assoc
citation. Professor II. II. Abbott was
tho director. and those taking tho va
rious parts showed careful training on
his part. The cast Of characters ms
cluded MessrS., p. H. holland, Il. Me-
,Burney, Jack Hutchinson, John
Waldrop. J. II. Wilson and Y. B.
5Hodgson. The last three named. as
Of the play, were fine, and the per-
Torrance was heartily enjoyed by a
large audience.
/ Mrs. Bruce Tutwiler has returned
IT. Shields, in Lexington, Va.
Mr. A. w. Miller left this week for
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Spotsylvania Social News.

spoTsYLvANIA, VA. February II
Mrs. Mary z. Smith. of Mount Pleasant
Va. is visiting relatives and friends
~ Mr.. Frederick w. Coleman. of Fred:
ericksburg, attorney at law. spent a
dav or so visiting at Spotsylyania
in the home OF Mr.. T. A. Harris. this
Mr.. II. curran Burruss. Of Orange
has been on visit to friends at Spot
syivania, and has returned home,
Mr. Alexander B9xl ,n b, OF b amne aS
ter months visit to friends in Spot
sylvania county.
Mr.. A. NJ. Payne. OF Gatewood. Is
visiting friends at Beaver Dam. In
Mr.. John Il. Hicks, Of curlew. IL
this county, has gone on an extended
visit to friends in New York City:
is visiting Mr.. j. T. Todd, Of spotsyl-
Mrs. Frank c. Nussey. of spotsyl-
pania, is visiting, for week her
daughter Mrs. Alvey Z. Eubank, OF
Mrs. sailIe Faulconer, of Sunlight
Va. is on months visit to her
daughter Mrs. Client. in New York
Miss Emily Smith, Of ,spotsylvania
county. is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Washington. D. G, and West
lern Maryland.
man, who have been absent for some
two weeks on their bridal trip to
Florida, have returned, and will re-
side permanently at Spotsylyania.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Swift gave
most enjoyable and fashionable hop
at their home at Laurel Branch in
honor Of Mrs. swift's two sisters,
Misses Nellie and Gertie Chewing. The
music for the occasion was furnished
by the Payne Orchestra. and by p.
NJ. the spacious parlor was filled with
tlemen of the vicinity. together with
others from a distance. The dance
was led by Mr.. Benjamin F. Payne and
Miss Gertie Chewing. The music was
especially elegant, and at 1890 a.. M.
the company was led to bounteous
supper, which was greatly enjoyed. at
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Cape Charles Social News.
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Especial to The Times-Dispntch.l
CAPE CHARLES, VA, February L.
Miss Marguerite Wilson, of this city.
will be the guest for several weeks
of. her sister, Mrs. DR.. I. w. Robey. OF
Herndon. Va.
Mr.. John w. Hundley. Jr., left Thurs
day morning for Sharps, Richmond
county, where he will assume the du-
ties of cashier of the l.. e. Mumford
Branch Bank. Just established there.
Colonel William Bullitt Fitzhugh, OF
Sylvan Scene, left last Saturday night
for the bedside of his mother, Mrs. La
fayette Fitzhugh. of Dallas. Texas.
whence he was summoned by telegram.
Mrs. James Gordon Waddell is Wis
ting her parents in the Old North
State.
Miss Minnie Kellam has resumed her
studies at Hannah Moore Academy, IN
Miss Bertha Walters, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Robert Andrew Nc
CURE, has returned to her home in Po-
comoke City, Md.
Miss Mary Travis. who has been
critically III for several weeks, is suf-
ficiently improved to be on our
streets this week.
Mrs. William O.. Ritter, who has
been visiting relatives In Pottstown.
Pa, has returned to her home in this
city.
the port, was among those of this
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Leesburg Social News.
= : J nao,,I n Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

I,EEsBuRG, VA, February 1.-Mr.
and MIS-. Westmoreiand Davis, Of Nor
Ven Park. are spending the WINTER
= Mrs. Scott Ferguson Of Pitts1b ',!lrt :
owner Of the Belmont estate. IS 9
guest at the Leesburg Inn, -.
r.. r. Walker, of NVaterford, mas
been elected vice. president OF me Peo-
Nv. "a. Edwards. OF this place, for
smerly8 Of Westmoreland county a.,
was paralyzed on Monday and IS IN
serious condition.
Miss Grace Cunningham, Of Hamp-
ton, Va, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. Fl. Burke. inaLeesburg.
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Caroline Social News.
ETspeolnl to Tho Times- Dispatch,

Special to Tho Times D ispatol,.l
aGs ROWLING GREEN, A., February
IN r. Willis 2orum, Wll 9 1, has I, pc en- e..
'Dr. Chastaln NYill iams, Of ~ II rida.
is spending some time at DIR, r. "
Mrs, ;William II. Ennis, who has
been In Lylsens, Pennsy Ivan ting
her father. has returned h ONE. 4 II 81
n Misses Bessie and Eva ! one ia ent
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ity who attended the funeral Of the

city who attended the funeral OF the
late George p. Bowden.
Mrs. DR.. William Lee Daily, ct
Bridgetown. is the guest this week Of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. John T. Wilkins,
Jr.
Cape Charles is to have new s10.-
600 brick or stone school building. A
bill authorizing the Issue Of bonds for
the purpose Will be introduced In the
General Assembly in few days.
Mr.. r. w. Nottingham. our county
clerk, and. daughter. Miss Laura. are
visiting friends in North Carolina this
week.
Mrs. Peter Bowdoin Smith left
Thursday morning for her home In
iDelmar, Del.
Miss Harriet Tunnel, who has been
absent for several weeks visiting
friends, has returned to her home on
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee Insley is the
guest this week of her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. William H. Sterling.