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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

Manager Bondie of the Athletics
club in the Summer league shows good
business judgment in issuing passes
for two for each player. The president
OF the league should come through With
a press pass now and then. What DO
you know about this suggestion. MacY
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

Eagles VS.. Dyas-Clines at Jay park:
Eagles-Bosshard, catcher; Schultz
| pitcher Freeman, first base; Davis,
second base; Hafght, third base; Smith,
shortstop; Brewer, left field; Stewart,
certer field; Peterson, right field.
DyasC lines-Phillips, catcher; Stone,
pitcher; Rowell, first base; villa, Sec
ond base; Ybarrando, third base; La
mar, shortstop; Casey, left field; Cosby,
center field; Gellahan, right field.
Christopher-Levys VS.. San Diego at
San Diego.
Pico Heights and the Gardena ball
teams will play at Gardena this after
noon. The lineups:
Pico Heights-Fish, catcher; Nc
Knight, pitcher; Laprevote, first base;
Brock, second base; Lincoln, third base;
Reene, shortstop; Curran, left field;
O'Connor, center field; Peck-Buck, right
field.
Gardena = Sims, catcher: Abbott,
pitcher; stockwell. first base; Haskin'
second base; Kelso, third base; Maddy,
shortstop Sweet, left field; Bennett,
center field; C. Sims. right field.
L. A. A. c. VS.. Norwalk at Norwalk.
Highland Park VS.. Neidmores at
Highland Park.
California Specials VS.. Woodill &
Hulse at Prayer park.
Hoosiers VS.. Rovers at Joy Park
(morning game).
Rivera VS.. Olinda at Olinda.
Racycles vs. Frank Simpsons at Ag-
ricultural park (morning game).
Santa Anita VS.. Azusa at Arcadia.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Toronto at
South Side Athletic field (morning
game).
Los Angeles Gas company VS.. Hughes
nine at Belvidere diamond (morning
game).
The Haas Baruch and the Pacific
Mutual teams played on the Thirty
eighth and Santa Fe field yesterday at
ternoon, the Haas-Baruchs winning by
the score of 6 to 2. Following is the
tabulated score:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

George Ely of the Salt Lake team
will start on a hunting trip through
the San Bernardino mountains next
Wednesday, to be gone two weeks.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
cTrAANH ARX


Three-base hits-Smith. Leahy. Two
base hits--Leahy, Mountain, Abe, Houlsby
Struck out--By Honesty 4, Jessen g. Base
on balis-On Honesty q Sacrince hits-
Gates. McCabe. Abbot stolen bases
Honestly 2, Leahy. Abbott 2. Umpire-Var
Setback.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
carsey Has Made Good

AS a consequence he was sent against
Harry Rose, a clever and hard-hitting
local boy. Rose went to sleep in the
seventh round. Then the match with
Kid Dalton was offered him, and what
he did to the spaghetti champ is re-
corded in pugilistic history and the
minds of the fans who witnessed the
scrap. He did more than any other
fighter who has been sent against Dali
ton-knocked him unconscious in the
first round, and would have scored a
knockout only for the bulldog stubs
bornness of the beaten boy. Phil
Brock could not do the trick when he
tried to make good locally.
Brock has whipped some of the best
boys in the east, and when he came
to the coast. despite that his reputa-
ton as a fighter should have earned
| for him a main event, he told Manager
McCarey that he would fight anybody
who could be matched with him in the
light division, barring none. He was
sent against Dalton, and although he
whipped Dalton he did not make as
clean a job of it as did Carsey.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
Brock Trimmed Memslc

Phil made the biggest hit when he
trimmed George Memsic to dark
brown. If there is any boy in the
lightweight division whom local fans
would have backed to whip Cans, Nell
son or Mcfarland six or eight months
ago it was Memsic. At one time, less
than a year ago, McCarey and few
wealthy local sportsmen tainted Mel
son and Britt with offers of side bets
UP to $4,000 that Memsic could stop
both OF them in ten rounds each. Yet
Brock came along and all but stopped
Memsic in a ten-round scrap. The
only poor fight Brock has fought local
" was with Welsh. That fight was so
one-sided that Brock dropped back
into the second-rate division of attrac-
lions and undeservedly SO.
Carsey all but knocked out Brock
when the latter was just beginning his
ring career and later, in fight at
Lorain, Ohio, which was the subject
of police interference, both boys claimed
the decision However, il is sufficient
proof of their class that they are 81
evenly matched that it is impossible
to make q choice of favorite for the :
fight without forcing ones judgment to
the extreme hazs One figures abort
as good as til her and the resu
is that mat IS made wherein tn
chances are evenly balanced thaN
a great fight should result. and as
both are hard hitters, game and or
dinarily clever, the article OF mauling
should be above the local standard.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

bicycle and motor races every Sunday
1.sO p. m. promptly, Seal Gardens Gem
eral admission 2be.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

Yesterday afternoon sneak thieves
entered the home of George BY at 1zs
South Utah street and stole S5-5O from
to the police.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

turned over to Metz today. A picked
team won from the Alhambra team by
the score of 5 to g.. The batteries 49,;
Alhambra, Smithy and Weisei; plekeo
team. Ruhl and J.. Dear.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12


The Globe Mills and the Edison shop
employees put up a good exhibition OF
the national game yesterday afternoon
on the Thirty-eighth and Alameda dla-
mond. The Flour Mills won by the
score of 10 to 6. Watson for the Flour
aggregation got home run. The bat
teries were: Globe Mills, Campbell ana
B. Smith; Edisons, Schultz and Ferris.
On the Prayer tract yesterday after
noon the United Wholesale Grocery
team defeated the Western Drug nine
16 to A, in a seven-inning contest. Bat
teries: United Grocery Harry ana
Walter: westerns. Sickles and Hill
A benefit game was played yesterday
afternoon on the Alhambra diamond
for John Metz. who recently was
stricken with diphtheria,. in which the
sum OF $685. was raised ana VIII De
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

SUMMARY
Two-base hit-Converse. Sacrifice hits-O. 6.
c.oolrell Goodin. Left on bases-Security,
s; Nationals, 8. Bases on balls-of Reinhard,
/; off Beamer, 0. Struck out-By Reinhard' u;
BY Beamer, %. Hts-On Reinhard, 0; Off
Beamer, s. wild pitch-Beamer Umpire
Fitzwilliams.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
CLASSY FIGHT
SHOULD RESULT
CARSEY AND BROCK RANK AS
TOPN0TCHERS
HAVE DEFEATED SEVERAL NEAR
CHAMPS RECENTLY
Former Holds Two Decisions Over
Freddie Welsh and Latter Neatly
Trimmed George Memsic
In Local Ring

Local fight fans have been fed on
championship fights between high-class
scrappers so regularly in the past that
they are the most discriminating crit
les to be found anywhere in the world,
and what in other cities, where fights
are less frequent and more devoid OF
class, would be considered a great
drawing card hardly attracts ordinary
attention in Los Angeles. This fact ac-
counts for the poor attendance records
established at local fights between
boys who, in reality, are second raters.
yet are boys Of good class. In the Is
round battle that Jeffries will stage
next Saturday night at Vernon a pair
of boys who rank on dope as among
the top notchers in their class are to
do battle. They are Frank Carsey and
Phil Brock.
If this fight should be "doped' IN the
same careful manner that followers Of
the ponies figure class and form in
horse races, the result would be sur
prising. instead of Packy Mcfarland,
Freddie Welsh and Battling Nelson
having the lightweight championship
all to themselves, Carsey and Brock
would be placed in the list of cham
pionship possibilities. Here is the
dope:
Carsey has whipped Freddie Welsh
upon two occasions and has fought
many of the top notch light and
feather weights of the east. Down
east he Is considered a high-class at
traction, but out this way he is ranked
as a second rater. The reason in ex-
PLANTATION of this difference is found
in the fact that Carsey is a willing
boy who will fight anybody and any
thing, white or black, yellow or green.
If his manager makes the match.
When he arrived in Los Angeles the
fact that Abe Attell made him quit in
three rounds forced him TO fight local
preliminary boys before he could
make good.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
VIII Be drudge Fight

This scrap will be all the more in
teresting because it is to settle differ
ences between the boys that have pre-
vented them from being on speaking
terms for years. They love each other
about as much as rival old maids who
are in love with the same fellow.
Their grudge has developed to the ex-
tent that had they not been matched
to fight it out they would have fought
on the streets. 1t is a real heart at
fair with them and the fur sure Will
fiv when they meet and every punch
will be delivered with a "Take-that-
you oh-you" sincerity.
They have been in training for
week today and neither has overlooked
u single detail calculated TO put them
into the best of trim for putting up
a winning fight. Carsey is working at
the South Side Athletic club, having
a large corps of sparring partners and
assistants and Brock is working in the
quarters recently vacated by Freddie
Welsh at Venice. He, too, has a large
and varied assortment OF helpers and
sparring partners.
Both boys win put on extraordinary
stunts at their training camps this
afternoon. Brock announces that no
will box fifteen or more rounds with
his sparring partners at Venice and
Carsey will travel over a more ex-
tended route than ordinarily in the
outdoor ring at Vernon It will be
their final Sunday workout, and as
they are so evenly matched and the
fans are so widely different in opin-
ions as to the result, it is expected
that large crowds win attend both
workouts. The workouts will begin
about 2:SO o'clock and boxing viii be
on tap not more than half an hour
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
cAIIEoRNIA SUMMER LEAGUE

Following are the league games tina
Are scheduled for this afternoon:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12

told him how he had insulted the ac-
commodating city passenger agent, who
is a good friend of Long. Fan believes
in the tipping system and could see
nothing in the joke until he learned the
identity of his friend.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
Holdcrofr News.

Holdcroft. Va. December A.
Cold wave il old Charles City.
Hog killing in full swing. crack
ling and ssusages have the right-of-
way.
Work in the holly business is still
in progress. Buyers of mine props
have made raid through this sec
ton. Many turkeys and smaller
game have been bsgged by the Local
nimrods.
Mr.. w. z. Woodcock. who has
been quite sick. is somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Lizzie Gill is very Ill.
Messrs. w. NJ. Cauthorn. Willie
Gilmer. and Miss Mamie Cauthorn,
of Richmond. spent Thanksgiving
here.
Miss Ruby Southall. of Williams
burg. is spending some time with
her parents here.
Messrs. c. II. Morecock. J. w
Binns and Miss Martha Southal
spent several days in Richmond tbi
week.
School No. l is making goo'
progress under the care of Miss Id
Moore. Of King William county.
Sheriff John T. Nance was i
Brass Ankle this week.
Col. c. L. Babcock. county trea,
urer. is complaining that TOO man
people are paying their taxes prev
Gus 70 December l.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
Mrs. \. \. Phillips tntertalns.

One of the most charming recep-
tiors of the season was given by
Mrs. Harry N. Phillips on Thursday
night from nine O'Clock to eleven. in
homo. Of Misses Burwell and JET
freys. of Chase CITY. The house
presented a very attractive appear
ance with its color scheme of pink
which was beautifully ard effect
lively carried out in the psrlor. Sit
ting room and dining room. by pink
carnations. and shaded lamps and
candles.
Mrs. Phillips. gowned in hand
some pink silk. was assisted IN re-
ceiving her guests by Misses Bur
well. Jeffreys Annie Franklin
Barnes and Mrs. II. d. Cole. Those
serving refreshments were Misse:
Elizabeth Morecock. Emily Chris
tan. Ellen Barnes and KATHERINE
Geddy.
Those calling were Mesdame'
Barnes. Geddy. O'Keefe. Louthan
Henley. Spencer Lane. Jones
Ware. Moncure and Miles.
Misses O'Keefe. Tyler. Kent
Mercer. Morecock. Pitman. Spen
Ger. Peachy. Thorpe. Harrison
HundleY. Faulkner. and Stubs
Messrs. Christian. Mercer. McCsn
dish. Neblett. Newton. Driver. CO
hen. Hurt. Brooks. Lane. Henley
Goodwin. Savage. Lee. Mr.. Payne
DR.. Brunk. DR.. Conrad. DR.. Dsvi:
and Rev. Goodwin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
IN MEMORIAM.

At a meeting of the Colonial CAP
ital Branch Of the A. P. V. A held
on Thursday November. =. there
were present many who recalled
with sorrow the remembrance Of
one who for ten wears was the eff
.cient Direcuess Of our Branch. and
in whose home the first meeting Of
the A. P. V. A. was held. Mrs.
Cynthia Coleman was emirently .
leader and organizer. and was very
successful in establishing Branches
of the Association. Her energy
and zeal and her ardent devotion c
Virginia and especially to the aacien'
capital. fitted her peculiarlylfor this
work. Though for many months
unable 10 attend the meetings. he
interest was unfailing.
We desire to place or record on
sorrow for the loss We have sustained
and grateful remembrance of tn
work she accomplished for III
society.
i. Elizabeth w. Harrison.
Jean L. Mercer.
Lottie c. Garrett.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

.OR kENT-Dweling House. corner
Henry and Scotland streets. Pos
= session given December 1-Apply 20
;. l.. GRAHAM at Peninsula Bank.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

AT RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
OFFICE OF THECIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF YORK. on
MONDAY the 10th day Of NoYein-
Der. 1908,
L. ". Lane. Ir. and lanes T. Christian.
merchants and partners, trading IN
der the firm name Of Lane & Chris
tian. Plaintiffs
vs. In assumpsit
p. II FitIhugh............... q. .-.-. Defendant.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover OF
the said defendant. p. II. Fitzhugh. the
sum Of CS57s 3s) Five hundred and sew
entv eight dollars and thirtv-cight
cents. with lawful interest on SA76 p ID.
part thereof from July lst. 1908 snd on
Sq+ %. another part. from October LIST.
QOS. and on ST.sS from November ist
sos. until paid for debt due from him
20 the said plaintiffs. l. n Lane. Jr
and lanes T. Christian bY open &C.
count. And the plaintiff having sued
out an attachment against the estate
nf the defendant upon affidavit that
he Il not a resident ofthis state. and that
/ he has estate or debts due him IN this
/ county. and the said attachment having
/ been levied upon the following estate oi
the said defendant to- wit: one pair BLACK
/ mares. ore mule. one colt. six cows. one
I 1eiier. two stacks of top fodder. about
| TWO tons o. hav and blade fodder. thirty
/ 1his corn. acr-~ corn in field. thirty
49, hhls Irish potatoes. eight hogs. Is
/ pigs. one wagon. one moving machine
me hay rake, one disc harrow: 6v,
/ blows and one double harrow. AnC
| lrifher process IN RiorcsRid suit no
/ 'opv of the aforesaid attachment havinl
oeCn served on said defendant: IL is or
iered that he appear within fifteen day
after due publication Of this order AM
10 what is necessary 20 protect his IN
terests III his suit
And Il i Ordered that a copy q
this order be forthwith published ones
week. for tour successive weeks. in Th
Virginia Gazette newspaper printe
n the City Of williamsburg. Va and Z
posted on the front door Of the Cour
house OF said county. on or before a.
next rule day after the date Of this o
b der.
A copy-Teste:
TT. HUDGINS. Clerk.
B. d. Peaehy p. q,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
Bacon News Budget,

Bacon, Va. Dec. 3-Mr. Isaac
Bailey and family. of Green Spring
farm. left Tor Madison. Wis. on
tuesday. said farm having been
rented 10 Mir. Bouldin. of Warwick.
Mr.. Ira c. Short. Of St. Georges.
is now loading a vessel with lumber
tor Philadelphia market.
Mr.. FLOYD Ayers and wife. o,
Neck of 1 md. were callers AZ Ba-
con a1ondt
M. Warren Holloway was at
Green Spring farm on Sunday to bid
farewell 10 the fair sex who left for
he west tuesday.
Misses Anna and Clara New spent
a few hours with Miss Virgins
Kitchens al Bacon. Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Thompson. and her
mother. Ms. Minor, were callers az
Bacon on Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Day. of Salisbury.
Nd. is stopping at Bacon this week.
Mr.. Babcock. of Ambler's farm.
and Mr.. Bennett. of the Main farm.
had their corn shredded this week
by Mr.. McTawish. Of Williamsburg.
Richardson Brothers. who have
b en- saving lumber on the Steer
tract. have moved their mill TO the
Austin tract and are now ready foi
work.
Mr.. Gilley and daughter. of Wis
consin. are here on a visit to hi
brother. Mr.. E. Giley. of Neck o
Land farm.
Miss Gussie Tunstall. of Tunstall
Va. is spending some time with he
sister. Mrs. Arthur Ayers. of Nee
of Land.
Il Mr.. c. E. Nightingale. of Pine
Grove. has been catching a fine Il
Of fish this week.
Mr.. Frank Ayers bought a fin
horse this week from Mr.. c. ]
2 Chapman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

Misses Mary Henley Spencer.
Csroline Morris and Elizabeth and
Mary Ware Gait attended the
Thanksgiving german last night.
M SIS Walter Van Ness. who with
her little daughter. Marie. has been
here on visit to her parents. Capt
and Mrs. c. B Trevilisn. has re-
turned to her home in New York.
Miss Jessie Watkins McEnery. OF
Blackstone. spent few days with
her aunt. Mrs. w. T. Christian.
during the holidays and also attend
ed the Teachers Association in
Newport News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

TOR RENT A q room dwelling
- house on College Avenue. Apply
- 10 n /. HENLEY. Attorney. VII
amsbuTv. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

The Social Club net with Mrs.
Wallace Thanksgiving. The ladies
gave one Of their gorgeous dinners
which every one seemed TO enjoy.
judging by their feelings, as each
one in turn responded to what they
were thankful for. Wishing for
many more such Thanksgivings. we
Adjourned to meet December 9. with
Mrs Ross.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
Roxbury New s.

Roxbury. Va. Dec. Thanks
giving day was very generally OBJ
served in New Kent. The day was
spent in many ways of enjoyment.
Fox hunts. bird and rabbit hunting
and deer hunting parties we've had.
much game killed. while the family
had their turkey and fine dinner.
Many visitors from Richmond spent
the day with their friends. At Lib
erty Hall. the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Provo. were Mr.. and
Mrs. <. A. Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gentry and Mr.. Clarence Sat
terwhite. AT Mulberry Grove. the
home Of Mrs. d. A. Bailey. were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright and
Mrs. Bette Gillian. of Richmond.
AT Poplar Grove. the home of Mr..
Lee Leber. were Mr.. Chris Leber
and Mr.. Luther Robinson. of Rich
mond.
Mr.. w. P. Tunstsll. Jr.. student
of William and Mary. spent tn,
dsv with his parents at Locus
Grove.
The wrestling match between two
Roxbury sports. Mr.. c. s. Taylo
and B. II. Evan. was witnessed b,
a large crowd. Mr.. Evan won af
ter hard fight. by standing Nj
Taylor on his head. that portion o
his anatomy being stuck in a stove
Mr.. Evan who is a great favorite O
the boys and a pet Of the ladies'. hs
been lionized by his friends sine
winning the friendly bout.
Mr.. Kennie Post was referee an
j. his hearty laugh caused the cand
jars on the shelf to tremble.7
> Mr.. {. D. Binns was or han
. with supply of sticking plaster b,
his services were not needed.
Miss Mary Bailey has been az
II pointed as teacher for the Viii
'e House school She entered upc
II her duties Monday.
l. The new telephone line owned b
I. local capitalists. through New Kei
= IS working finely. Many apple.
tons have been made by priva
c, parties for phones 10 be Installed
te their homes. Like the rural ms
II delivery once in service never ca
is be done without.
y Truthful Jeems.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
GOOD NEWS.

ny Williamsburg Readers Have Heard
II and ProfIted Thereby.
GOOD news travels fast " and the
usands ofbad back sufferersin thous-
fs 81 bad back sufferers In Williams
* are glad toIearn that prompt re-
IL within their reach. Many q lame
SIX and aching heck 10 bad no more.
tnks to Dosn's Kidney Pills. Many
nbful people are telling the good
BE of their experience with the Old
faktr Reredv. Here 70 an example
rth reading:
4 has. f. Carver Hvfng at 229 9th st
IMPORT News Va. saws: In 1908
&ave a statement for publication IN
ich / recommended Doan's Kidney
s and at this time aug. % 1900
eonscientiously saw that think just
&bighiy of this remedv. For a long
lie suffered from a dull aching in the
An of NV back which while never Sc
enough TO Law me up; annoved me
rent deal. SeeinQ Doan's kidney
&s highly recon ,nended resolved to
them trial and procured a box.
~ cared me and have not suffered
. iptc n oft trouble sirce."
Bpr' ale by all d tIers. Pric 50eeuts.
ger Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York
a nts for thu United Sta.es.
I'm, abe the naue-Dc n's-and
10 other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05

- 80 - -
Mrs. Payne is visitiag relatives in
arlottesville.
Miss Lewis. of West Point. is the
est of Miss Katheryn Geddy.
Mrs. James Stone and Miss Nab
ibbs were in Richmond Thursday.
Miss Zoe Kemp. of Richmond. is
guest Of Miss Katherine Geddy.
Mrs. Margaret Bisland. of Car
S Grove" left Yesterday for New
FIX.
Miss Elizabeth Lamb was the
st several days this of Miss Jean
rcer.
Mrs. w. II. Young. Of Hampton.
Fisiting her daughter. Mrs. Spen-
Lane.
Mrs. Hunter Wheeler. Of Hamp-
is visiting her brother. Mr.. w.
Jones.
Mss Mary Freeman. of Rich
nd. is the guest of Miss Estelle
nnard.
Mrs. Macon is visiting her sister.
5. Edmund Ruffin. at Shirley or
James.
Misses Burwell and Jeffreys. Of
ase City. are the guests of Mrs
N. Phillips.
attorney Frank Armistead was in
wport News on legal business the
i of the week.
Mrs. J. Leslie Hall returned
me Friday after spending a few
rs in Richmond.
Miss Pine. of Norfolk. and Mis-.
by. of Petersburg. are guests Of
IS Virginia Peachy.
Miss Mary Moore. Of Franklin
spent last Sunday here with he
sir. Mr. J. n. Leath.
Mr. J. J Wagner Of Princes,
ne ! SC mer student. spent YES
ia in William sburg.
dr Eo'oe Norecock and chill
IN. f Newport News. ere visit
N s. Virginis Morecock.
HI Annie FRANKLIN Barnes an,
SIS Kei D. c. Richuc nd. ar
ST of Kiss I zen Yarnc
vi. So ie Az Instead. Hs NJ
S zen siti g h, 81 TEL
5. mo at " kip ith'e
Nj Fl ly { ris,ian 6, nj sc,
VS. during he rast Eek III
S. Villain u, {, II Nor ok.
dr anc Mrs. Charles c Bartlett
Newport News. spent Sunds
e with Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. He.
Mi Pattie Mcrecock has return,
|. ne after a delightful visit to Pre-
Mrs. Tyler at Milton on d
pes.
Mr.. L. A. Jensen and daughtc
S. Stella. were visiting Mr.. al
S. Andrew Hall. of Toano. Il
ndsy.
Miss Crawford. of Washingto
Mt Thanksgiving with her bro,
Professors r. NJ. and F.
hwford.
Misses Marguerite Jenkins a
tn Ford. of Newport News, VIZ
guests of Miss Nan Gray a +
Is this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-05
A. BraxtOn Edmunds
Practical Civil Engineer.
R. E Byrd. p. q.

City. River. Railroad and Farm Work
Grading. Excavatina and PiIe LAYING
a Speciality. County Surveyor of War
wick county. 222 3lst street Newpor'
News. Va. Citizens Phone 3s4. Small
| Contracts as well as Large Contracts
receive pTompt atteDtion,