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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-25
MERCHANN WELL
PLEASED WITH
BUSINESS START

Jacob Sands, the manager of the
Toggery, the new gents furnishing
and shoe store which has just opened
upon Main street, this city, the first
door below the Tonopah Liquor COM
pany's place of business, reports that
he did rafting business Thursday,
the first day his store has been open
to the public, practically. He said
that he almost cleared out his line of
fancy neckwear, which had just ar
rived from the east, and that his GUS
toners seemed to appreciate goods
marked with plain figures, and with
those little touches in finish and de-
sign which mark the product of the
last few months in gents furnishings.
Incidentally, Mr.. Sands attributes a
large part of his successful opening
to the efficiency of Bonanza adver-
tisements. Mr.. Sands is not passing
out "bull con-" but is making the
Toggery a place for the right kind OF
goods at the right prices-the house
of the square deal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-25

twenty-four miles distant. Some of
the properties are sacking their high
grade and will run it through the
Miller mill, which has Just been COM
pleted and is now in operation.
There are immense bodies of low
grade ore in the camp that average
between SIS and $50 ton. There
are also streaks of high grade that go
between SIS and $3.50 per ton.
1.-THE operators are seriously handi-
capped by the lack of water, as it has
to be piped from Manville, distance
of nine miles from Hart.
1.-THE original discoverer of Hart
was James H. Hart, who at one time
resided in Tonopah and is known to
many of the Tonopah pioneers"
Mr.. Bevis will remain in Tonopah
until after the holiday, when he will
return to the southern camp, where
he is heavily interested.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-25

= Two more important strikes are
reported from Gold Circle to S. M.
Levy of Salt Lake In the Queen
property large body of ore has been
opened, fourteen inches of which is
said to go $500 to the ton. The
second strike was made in the Bell
voir property, but no details have
yet been received.
President John E. Haner, of the
American Nickel company, owning
valuable nickel mines in Cottonwood
canyon, forty miles northeast of
Lovelock, is inspecting the property
in company with Superintendent
Charles Bell. 1t is the intention OF
the company to resume operations on
a larger scale than ever.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-25
Another SHOW
At The PAVILION

The next show that will BE put on
the boards at the Pavilion theater
will be 1.-THE Cowboy Girl" and
which will appear on next Monday
night. The attraction comes to the
southern country with blazing press
notices and has been playing to
crowded houses in the east. Mana
ger Aylesworth has fixed popular
prices for the event, the seats being
so cents and ST. The same company
will present "Dr. Jekyl and Mr..
Hyde on Tuesday night with the
same prices.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-25
WANT TO CHRISTEN NEW
BATTLESHIP WITH WATER

NEWPORT NEWS (Va.), Dec. %.
If the plans of the w. G. T. U. of
Delaware are successful, the giant
20,O00-ton battleship Delaware,
which will be. launched here on Feb
ruary 5, will be christened with wa
ter.
The battleship Kentucky, the only
vessel of her class ever christened
with water at this yard, had hun
dreds of bottles of whisky broken
against her hull by Kentuckians wheI
she went down the ways.
Nothing finer in the country thai
the Topperv underwear
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-25
STOCK MARKET

The following quotations are fur
nished by the reliable brokerage Ara
of Kenneth Donnellan & Co.:
Thursday, December "A.
TOnOpah District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
F armville Social News.
specIalto Tie Observation-Disclosures

ISpec,al ~ Tie fiines-Disp8tch.J
FAl,MvILLE, VA. March 21.--AInyor
John 7, Loving, Of pulaski. was a
guest this week OF Mr. and Mrs. G. G..
Walker, at Hotel Prince Edward
Colonel Dempsey, OF the United
States Army, Will inspect the Farm
VIE Guard next Monday night.
ls IN one OF the Richmond hospitals,
having undergone serious operation,
Mrs. s; W. Watkins. who has been
In Norfolk for some weeks for treat
mont, IL reported as being better.
The large pipe organ for the Meth
odist Church was shipped from Ringers
town, Md on Thursday last. and will,
pc Installed Immediately upon It's ar
rival here.
Polk Miller and his quartet will re-
appear at the Farmville Opera House
on tho night Of April I'd. Mt. Miller
Visits Farn1vlllc once each season. and
ccption
Mrs. william g. vonabIe is visiting
her daughter, Mrs George r. Vaughan,
Of Washington -. G.
Mr.. r. s. McClintic. prominent cit
zen Of Bath county. IL critically III
Of tho Westover Hotel. lie came TO
farmvi)lc TO attend his two daughters,
who were sick at the Normal School
With measles. and while they were
c,,n,iiValcscing lie contracted pneumonia.
Ills wife, two daughters and a trained
nurse arc with him.
grand concert Will be given in the
'ccture-room OF the Methodist Church
next Friday night for the benefit Of
INC organ fund. Or. Schemnel. OF the
FafmVllle Conservatory Of Music has
secured and Is training some Of the
very best local talent for this occa-
SION. and treat is in store for all
music lovers.
Tho Hampden Sidney Dramatic Club
Opera House next Thursday night. en-
titled why Smith Left Home
The Opera House was packed last
night to witness play given by local
talent. II was three-act comedy, en-
titled My Uncle from Japan" The
play was given for the benefit of the
Farmville Lodge of odd Fellows, and
was greatly enjoyed by the audience,
Judging from the frequent applause ac-
corded the actors. Following was the
cast of characters: Obadiah Dawson,
His Uncle from Japan. where they
mako tea" Edwin G.. Stewart; Captain
Robert Racket of the National Guard
a lawyer when he has nothing else to
DO, and liar all the time. DIR. w. j.
ellis; Timothy Tolman. his friend, who
married for money. and is sorry for IT,,
j. l.. Hart: Mr.. Daiory. his father-n-
law. a jolly cove, II. n. Hunt: Hob
son, a walter from the Cafe Gloriana,
bard; Ciarice, the captains pretty wife.
out for lark, Miss katherine Verser;
Mrs. Tolman, a lady with temper
who finds her Timothy a vexation OF
opirit. Miss J.. NJ. snow: Katy, a mis-
chicvous maid, Miss Exile IIite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
All Druggists.

nor Misses Susie Crawford. OF Roa-
noke: Maud Henderson,. Locke Linkous
and Minnie Thmsg.
the largest receptions of the season
Thursday afternoon from to 8 In
honor Of her mother, Mrs Robert Boor
man Of Warrenton. ana as formal
welcome to her friends IN. her new
home, on Preston Avenue. Mrs. Boor-
man aud Miss Lucy Cloyd assisted Mrs.
Price In receiving her guests, and in
the dining room, Mrs. II. i. Fagg, Mrs
e.. w. Black. Misses Lancaster. Din
wdhie and Jennings presided at tn, the
beaten biscuit, cheese straws, sand
Wiches, sailed peanuts, chocolate. fruit
cream, cake and candies Some Of
lhoss present We're Magazines r hsnt
Black, r.. NJ. Patterson. c. w. Gardner,
!. X. Henderson,. w II. Joyce, ". NJ.
l.ybrook, !. B., Tutwiler; J. H.. WOOL
r. Parrot, e. M. Newman. e. r. Vaw-
ter s.. r. Pritehard, II; S. Peyton, J.
N. Johnson. w. a. Bragg, Misses
and Mary Henderson. Mary Bell. Mary
Lacy, Mary Bell, Ida Fnin and Maud
Henderson.
Mrs. j. NJ. McBryde left Monday for
u WISH OF hrNera. fnoHtis W balilIllofe
and Washington.
Mrs r. NJ. Patterson. Of PhiIsdej-
phia, II the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Alex. Hack
Mrs. Rutherford, Of Baltimore, ar
rived Thursday TO spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. II. w. Nelson,
at the Episcopal rectory.
Mrs. Carter Osterbind returned to
her home IN Richmond. Wednesday, af-
tor q visit 10 her family here.
Miss Mamie Patton of Lexington,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. II! VIII
liams, on the campus.
Mrs. Judith X. Walker returned
Thursday from a visit to Danyille. and
IS with her daughter, Mrs. ". IL.
joyce, at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr. NcHenry Peters, Of Lynchburg,
was the Weekend guest Of his sister,
Mrs, r. II. Hudnail
Mr.. Harris Hart. of salem. school
Inspector for the district, made an Off
rial visit TO the BIacksburg High School
Wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Norfolk Social News.
Tspeclsl to Tie Times. Dispatcb.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA March sL-rhe
monthly meeting OF the literary so,
ciety Of the Womans Club was held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
assembly, room of the club house, the
subject for discussion being Paul
Hamilton Hayne, poet and Henry Tim
rod. One Of the pieasantest programs
lent papers were read by Mrs. w. a:
Robinson and Mrs. ". l.. TAFT, and
roundly applauded. Miss Francis Lee
Starr read selections from the works
OF both Of the authors. The attend
ance was large. Mrs. Branch johnson
delightfully."- entertained the members
of the bridge club "Wednesday after
noon In her apartments In the STRAIT
ford. The rooms were tastefuliy de-
corated, and light refreshments were
served. Those playing were MISS
Louise Jones, Miss Nan Freeman. Miss
Mary Duncan, Miss Katho'ine Newbill
Miss Bessie DOYLE. Miss Bessie Mer-
rift. Miss Mary King Nash and Mrs. l.
Branch Johnson.
The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club
held an enjoyable meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Frederick Stoll. Those
playing were Mrs. Martin Greenwood
bee, Mrs. Alfred Clay, Mrs. Charles
Everhart, Mrs. r. a. Saunders and
Mrs. II. r. Leonard.
Miss Otey Minor entertained Mon
day night at her residence on Raleigh
Avenue with delightful chatting dish
party, numbering as her guests Miss
Marion Simmons. Miss Fannie Priddy,
Paymaster O'Mara, DIR. Clifford and Dir.
Robert f. Lee.
In honor Miss George, of Washing
ton. Miss Jessie willetts entertained
Monday night at her home in tho Navy
Yard.
a quiet wedding of interest in Nor
folk occurred Monday evening in the
parlors of the Cumberland Street Meth
odist Church parsonage, when Rev. DR..
w. G. Starr united Miss Margaret Cor
don Morrisette and Mr.. Samuel Edward
OF the friends of the popular couple
witnessed the ceremony.
Among the visitors noted in the city
during tho week We're Mrs. Duval Atkin-
Son and little daughter, OF Baltimore,
visiting Colonel and Mrs. Walter Tay-
lor; Mrs. Richard Byrd, of Gloucester.
guest OF Mrs. Corbin Waller. Boush
Street; Mrs. Virgins, OF North Caro-
Mowbray Arch; Mrs. e. E. Palm. OF
New. York, who was the guest of Miss
Monte Wilkinson. in Butte Street; Rev.
Luke White. of Pulaski, who was visit
ing Mrs. Charles Parrish Mrs. o. w.
]Bidwell or Baltimore. visiting Mrs.
York, guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Hoggard; Miss Lima Shields,
of Richmond who was visiting Mrs.
p. M. Prescott, Jr., Raleigh Square;
Miss Sarah George. of Baltimore, guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. Dickson, at the Navy
Yard; James Gravely, of Danvlle,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cabell;
DR.. and Mrs. Simon r. Cohen, of Brook
lyn, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Morris; Mrs. Barry McNutt, OF Bethel
hem. Pa, guest OF Mrs. Benjamin
Gray; Miss Eleanor Downing, of New
York. guest of Miss Mary Wilcox.
Rogers. Of Roanoke, guest of Mrs. w.
w. Gwathney, Butte Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
ONE WEAK SPOT
Most Richmond People Have Weak
Part, and Too Often It's
the Back.

Every one has a weak spot.
Too often It's a bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up, day and night
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kidney-acle.
A kidney cure is what you need.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys,
Cure backache and all urinary ills.
Richmond people recommend the
remedy.
Prof. j. Stanley Reynolds. living at
$40 North Sixth Street, Richmond. Va.
SAYS: II gave statement recommend
ing Doans Kidney Pills in 1908, and
now at this time Gully 90, 1900 / can
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gives me great pleasure TO confirm
everything | said in my previous state
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me- four years ago, and my kidneys
now act normally. am absolutely free
from backache,'
For sale by all dealers. Price, 90
cents. Foster-M llburn Co.. Bnlfalo, N
T., sole agents for the United States
Remember the name = Doan's - and
take no others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Blacksburg Social News.
tsDe:ial to The Times- Dispatch. !

u
BLACKSBURG. VA. March ai.-
Dainty invitation cards. tied with yell
low ribbon, sent out by Mrs. j. B. Tut
wicr and Miss Jean Crawford brought
Tho younger society set together at the
Blacksburg Inn, Friday evening. 1t was
yellow evening" this color pre-
dominating in the decorations of par
Tors and diningroom. and in the re-
freshments In a contest between a
man, a maid, an orange and a spoon,
Miss Mary Bell and Mr.. A. NJ. Good
Joe were given pretty prize for their
skill In getting the fruit safely to the
basket without a mishap. Those pres
cnt were Misses Mary Stiff. Nellie
Bragg. Annie Henderson. jamie Dinwid-
die, Locke Linkous, Virginia Patton,
Hllcn Bowen, Ollie Jennings, Maud Hen
derson. Mary Bell, Mary Henderson,
Louise Nelson, Anna Barringer;
AIessrs. Robert Brown. John Waldrop,
il, II. Hill. A. V. Adamson, A. B.
Guigon, James Brown. r. r. Elicit,
Thurman, of Roanoke; ". c. Elicit.
Rev. ID. j. Woods and DR.. p. r. Elliott.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lybrook and Mrs. j. b.
Tutwiler entertained at the third of
their Tuesday afternoon receptions this
week. Misses JAMIE Dinwiddie and o.
NJ. Jennings served the delicious re-
freshments, and the callers includes
Mesdames W. J. Quick, H. s. Pelton, S.
r. Pritchard, j. r. Parrott, John Shultz.
Virginia Vawter, Harvey Price, ]. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Radford Social News.
,,,,.,,,,, !, r,,a .,,,,,,... ,,l.no,ot. /

nAb 1ys6i'i' 2 v ts la'ss sIrhe ars,
entertainment given at 81. Adams since
Friday evening, and proved very, on
joyabic affair. The party was given
BY the principal Rev. John !. Einstein
20 the students of the school, about
fifty guests being present, Mr.. Einstcin
Alexander. received the guests stand
Ing In tho large reception hall Az
tho lower floor of the building, bril-
liantly lighted. was thrown open To
teresting contests occupied the time
until supper was announced. The long
table wHs attractively decorated With
blooming plants, and u delightful menu
was served.
Mrs. James Tartar, u Wytheville,
came down to East Radford Tuesday
70 meet her daughter, Mrs. Allen, OF
Tartar was the guest OF Rev. and Mrs.
]. a. II i;huler.
Miss ,Iulia Ep,lns has rcturned from
Mr. s'' N. T. t Brady !" and ,i' his son, Mr..
Herbert Brady moved their families TO
Roanoke. THURSDAY.
csptnIn william lnglcs returned
TUESDAY .,sd from ~ trip to Norfolk; .
Graham Tuesday by tic death Of her
Mrs. Redmond l. Roop, OF Christmas
burg, who has hcen in.very poor hcaIti,
Tor several months, was operated on
o. the home Of her mother Mrs. j. W.
shciburne, Friday, BY Dr, W. a, VIII
son.
Miss Lena Martin OF Virginia In
ettute, spent the weekend at nome.
MISS Mabel Bradley and Professor
i, W. Alexander wcra among Inc grip
Victims ihis week
humorous recital aud spelling
bee VIII be given at the Opera Houso
Friday evening by Misc Ami" Nay
Dioorman, Of tie Bos ~ school Of ~
preston, assisted % Mr.. Il. McYurrcs,
OF V T.. r.. and local IL lnn' The clos
Ing number vii he ~, old -fashionod
spellinp bee, III within 1T. A'bnps and
tho High school wiz contpat; fpr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Avoid Secret
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because Most OF Them Contain Dams
EcrOus Ingredients, Which Pro-
ducS the Drug Habit,

Thousands of people. having dyspep-
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most anything into their secret prep
arations to make YOU like their useless
stuff SO as to want more of IT, until it
makes YOU tho victim OF some drug
habit. which will ruin your health III
Il short time.
stnart,s pyspepsia Ia blsts are not a
furious. drugs, and they are recon-
,nended by thousands of physicians in
the United states and Canada to their
patients for. dyspepsia, catarrh OF the
resulting from improper digestion of
food.
These wonderful tablets actually di-
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], Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
fruit and vegetable essences, the pure
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strengthen the mucous coats of tho
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contracted from MILK; nux, TO
strengthen the nerves controlling the
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Warrcnton Social News.
ESPECIAL 10 Tho rlmes.Di,pateh


annual mee,ing of tie rr5aners' AS
hociaticn OF Fauquier Comfy. Will lie
held a Remington. Va, Saturday April
afternoon session. the former begin
ming NJ 10 O'Clock, and tho latter at
1;30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Julien G. Keith sold this week
magnificent estate adjoining the View
Tree land. Mr. Nash Will at some
later time build "A home here and di-
vide his time between this section and
the great metropolis.
Mr.. W. W. Turner, county secretary
or the y. 81 G. A., has resigned, To
take effect May list. The severance
Of Mr.. Turner's connection with the
regret sli over tho county.
Mrs. julian Morris of keswick, Al
hnmarle county is Willing Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair Johnson, AZ "Woodpark"
have been spending the winter in
Norfolk. have returned to their homo
here.
Mrs. o. Il Calohan mes returned af-
ter Al extended visit To Northern
cities on both business and pleasure.
Miss Christine Phillips. who has been
absent In North Carolina on a visit OF
some weeks 10 friends, has returned
to her home here.
Miss Ethel Primrose. of Baltimore. is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Rose Neal
Tongue.
Miss Ida Evans. after delightful
visit TO relatives in Wilmington, n. c..
has returned home.
Miss Eddie Trlplett. of Jefersonton.
was the guest of friends here this
week.
Mrs. c. A. Owens Is visiting her sis
Ter, Mrs. ~ G.. Douglas.
Mrs. Jennie Payne, who has been
absent since the first of the year. has
returned TO her rone in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Strother, OF
Dclaplaue. have announced tho on
Eagemeut of their daughter. Miss Mil
dred Stroiher, to Air. William GuIick.
The marriage Will fake place April
18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Heathsville Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
HEATHsvILLE. VA, March 21.-Miss
Josephine DeShields of Tappahannock, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. c. Snow.
Mrs. Boyd and granddaughter. Miss Nellie
Boyd of York. Pa, are visiting DR.. w. II.
BOYD.
Mr.. A. Jack Brent, of Richmond. spent
several days at this place recently in the In
forest of the Crescent Manufacturing Com
pary.
Mr. Charlie Snead. OF Lancaster. visited at
the home of Mr.. ". G. Snow recently.
Senator c. II. Walker returned to his
icme here Thursday.
Miss A. Lillian Anderson left hero Tues
day for Baltimore.
Mrs. John Rice. of Westmorelnnd. is visit
ing at her fathers, Mr.. w. c. Snow, OF this
place,
Rev. c. H. Williams and family, visited
in Baltimore recently
Mr.. W. c. Snow and son, Stuart. ar.
spending some time on their new farm in
Westmoreland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Skinquarter Social News.

sKINoUARTER. VA. March ELM,
Bernard Phaup spent Sunday at Paynes sid
Ing.
Mrs. A. D. olmsted and family have re.
moved to City Point, Va.
Mrs. I. L. Rudd is visiting relatives Ii
Richmond.
Miss Maggie Fuaua has returned to Lon,
Oak Academy.
Mr., and Mrs Il. f. Phaup spent sunda,
night at Pilkinton. Va.
Miss Louise Bass spent Sunday in hel
fethers home. near Mount Herman.
Miss Hester Bass spent Saturday and Sun,
! day in her fathers homo near Moseley's
junction.
A fishing party. consisting of Misses Edn,
Wilkinson and Gussie Sims and Messrs. 10,
Wilkinson, Clopton Wilkinson, Arthur Sims
Gregory Hockaday and Sandy Sims. had fin,
spent last Saturday. near Goodies Bridge, OF
the -Appomattox.
Mr.. W. F. Rudd spent Sunday at Lone
Oak.
Mr. Preston Phaup visited the home o
MI Bass Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Smith and family have re.
moved 10 this community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Franklin Social News.
+ speciaIto The Tlmes-Dispatcf

[Spacal to The es-Dispatch.l
FRANKLlN, Va, Mareh sl.--Dr. and
guests Of Mr.. j. L. Morel this week:
Mr., r. B. Hayes, OF Whaleyville, Va.
visited his son, MI. G. r. Hayes, at the
residence of Mr.. ]. B. Gay, on Fourth
Avenue.
ch msy AMID N Na Mrs. NJ II + say Wams
of Chase City. Va; Mr.. P. D.. Savage
Of Norfolk, Va. and Or. r: I. vann
of Raleigh, N. G.. We're visitors IN the
DR.. Thomas Pretlow, of Newport
News, was the guest OF his mother
Mrs Mamie Pretlow, on Clay Street
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. p. Cole, of the Seminary. re-
turned Sunday; from visit to friends
in Norfolk.
Mr. L. L. Hatfield left Tuesday for
Mrs. W. f. Beaman is visiting her
daughter. Miss Helen Beaman, at Nick's
Wharf. Nansemond county, Va.
DR.. Frank Camp, of White. Springs
Fla, is visiting relatives IN this place
Mrs. BENJAMIN. Holt returned Sun
Rev. j. i. Mccutc,eon preached
Sunday morning at CORTLAND Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Robert Hargro wt;,, q chuTeh,and
of Norfolk, Va, visited Mrs. L. r.
Jones, on Fourth Avenue, Sunday
Miss Blanche Edwards Is visiting in
Norfolk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. H. Clark accom-
panied Mrs Clark's mother, Mrs, j. T.
Rhodes, to New York City Friday.
Miss Rebie Moyler gave o'clock
tea "Wednesday at the residence of her
father, Mr.. ]. p, Moyler, IN honor of
Tuesday for Europe. The following
ladies we're present: Mesdames Glands
Edwards, BENJAMIN Holt, Henderson
Hedrlcks. Joe Uorheet and r, A, Pref
low: Misses Annie r. Pretlow, Annie
M. Pretlow. Jane Pretlow, and Lula
Mrs. M. Il. Williams is visiting her
SON, Mr.. II. 4, Williams, in Norfolk.
Mrs. Eva Harrell. of Vaudeville,
Va, visited her nephew, Mr.. G.. r.
Hayes at the residence of Mr., j. b.
Gay, last week.