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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
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Indications in the South point to
an enormous vegetable crop; indi-
cations in the North point to a re-
stricted consumption growing out of
the hundreds of thousands of men
out of employment with little or no
purchasing capacity. If conditions
do not improve in the North
between now and June an era of low
prices may be expected. This is
one year in our history that sug-
gests and urges a hedging against
probable loss by devoting more
time and acreage to staple crops,
Time was when one seasons setback
could be compensated fer by success
the following year, but since com
petition is SO brisk elsewhere and
the battle now On envolves the
survival of the fittest" relying
upon the next year to recoup the
losses that may be sustained this
year is a very hazardous policy. II
is getting SO that setback one yeal
spells setback fer many years.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Harrison & Heidelberg
SOlIcIJOrS for CompIt. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Wingina Social News.
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fSnecal to The Times Dispatch.1
W1NGINA. VA. May mir. and
Mrs. w. +. Whateley paid flying visit
to their parents near Lynchburg sun
day. returning home Tuesday morning.
Miss Margaret Palmer has returned
home after quite lengthy stay with
friends and relatives in Lynchburg
Mr.. Charles I. Palmer, after severe
illness lasting several weeks. is out
again and able to attend to business.
Mrs. Evelyn Cabell Robinsons many
friends are glad to learn OF her very.
enjoyable sojourn In Italy. Mrs. Rob-
inson reports having a grand time, and
VIII no doubt remain abroad some time.
Mr.. G. Cabell Robinson is still in Ee
Paso' Tex, where he has been In BUSH
ness for some time
Messrs. John and Grover Ripley made
a short business trip to Lynchburg,
Wednesday evening. Mr.. John Ripley
Is now engaged with his father in the
merchandising business in Bucking-
ham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Scottsville Social News.
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Especial 10 the Times Dispatch-J
SCOTTSVILLE. VA, May e.-aIr. w
E. Burgess. the owner or 1dyiwood
Studio. gave kodak party to NUM-
Der of his friends on Wednesday after
neon. Many pictures were taken, re.
freshments served and the occasion
was a most enjoyable one
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Douglas Kincaid, Of
"Hatton Grange" visited scottsvllie or
the 10th.
Mrs Goodwin. of Louisa county. who
has been spending some time with her
son, Mr.. G. Tyler Goodwin. OF Buck
ingham, returned home on Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Daniel Lewis, of Danvills. is a
guest at "Cliffside."
Mrs. D. p. Powers and Miss Lucie
Powers arrived home from Richmond
on Friday evening after visit of
several weeks to relatives and friends.
Misses Ella W. Farrar and Mamie
NJ. Hill. Mrs. r. II. Farrar and Mr.. w.
d. Smith attended the Teachers In
stitute in Charlottesville on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Moore is extremely III
with heart trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Leesburg Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch.

I4EEsBURG. VA, May 2.-Miss Mar
garet Clements. daughter of Judge
Clements, OF Washington, D. c., has
been visiting Mrs. W. w. Chamberlln,
Mrs westmoreland Davis. of Marven
Park, near Iecsburs, has returned at
ter a winter spent in Europe.
Mr.. G. p. Tiffany, cashier of the
Tauquler National Bank OF Warrenton
has been visiting friends In Leesburg.
Miss Elwyn Turner, of Fauquier and
Miss Virginia Corse, OF Alexandria, are
guests of Mrs, Sarah Page, at "Ivor."
Massrs r. B. White and T, Il. Mason
have returned from Philadelphia. They
attend the Chichester wedding.
Rev. II. p, Berkeley, of the Baptist
Church, has been visiting in shenan-
doall county.
Rev. w. II. Burkhardt OF the Epsco-
pal Church. Is attending tina Piedmont
convocation, In Manassas. Va.
Mr.. G. j. G. Nroffett. of Arcola. has
been elected director in the Peoples
National Bank of Ieeshurg.
Hon, Lewis Nixon, formerly OF Lees
burg, has been chosen to represent New
York State as delegate at large to the
Denver National Convention,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
THE COHEN COMPANY.

tinsburg, w. Va; washington. Alex.
andrla, and Culpepcr.
Miss Ruby Smith spent several days
this week with Miss Louise Barrett
at Cuckoo.
Or. Curd. of Richmond, spent several
days this week with his daughter
Mrs. N. A. Linney.
Mr.. II. T.. Jackson, second trick opccr-
ntor ut this place, has moved his family
from Richmond, and now occupies the
Tate property in East Gordonsville.
Mr.. Thomas Atkinson and family, OF
Richmond. arc now at their home.
"Rocklnnds," for tho summer.
Mr.. Philip Sergeant is on visit TO
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. III. II. sar-
geant.
Misses Rae and Eleanor Norris, Of
Louisa, arc visiting their brother, Mr.
II. NJ Morris, In town.
Mr.. 3. ~ Brown, Of Washington
was Gordonsville visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hogsliend spent
several days this week with his parents
at Mt. Scion.
Miss Edna Faber returned Saturday
from two weeks visit to friends ami
relatives in Washington and Alexan-
dria.
Misses Leitha Riney and Lille
Smith were guests of Mrs. Charles
Clarke, OF Orange. Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. j. r. schlosser is on a visit to
relatives in Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Fredericks Hall Social News.

Special to The Times DIspatch.]
. sTREDERlCkS HALL, VA. May a.
after a lengthy stay in Petersburg
visiting Mr.. B. M. Hardy, Miss Sadia
Ha,Trdeenpurg Is again at home
MISS Lucy McGehee is visiting tho
nome Of Mr. Il. r. Terrell.
=, MISS Mamie Goodwin and Mrs A. q
Irlce have returned from brief visit
to the capital city.
Mr.. w. A. Claude Petit has opened
a real estate office at this place. with
Mrs. j. G. Boxley, who has been re,
cent guest of Mrs. Or. +. A. Terrell
mas ll,. returned to her home In West Vir.
Messrs. Emmett Poindexter and Ed.
win win Woodward ore in Richmond on
Miss Garrett, of West Point, Va, a
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ
Harris, has returned home.
:, MISS Brooke Goodwin. teacher in tho
family. of W. s. Harris. after termina.
ting the session, left for her home 2
few days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Fluyanna Social News.

Special to The Times Dtspatcn.1
PALMYRA, VA, May miss A. v
Cleveland has returned home after q
visit Of some weeks to friends In Rich.
mond and Louisa Miss Virgilia
Sadler, who accompanied her, and had
treatment in Richmond for her eyes
is much improved.
Mrs. Henry Haden Is visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond.
Miss Genevieve Petit, after a de-
lightful winter In North Carolina, is
at homo again.
Mr.. Reginald Parker and his brother
Paul, who attended Palmyra High
School, left last week for their home
in West Virginia.
Rev. T. w. Ogden, Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church, preached fine SER
mon on sunday afternoon In celebra-
ton OF ale second anniversary OF the
lodge attended In body.
lodge aatdend in body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Booth, after
spending some time here. left last
weel, for New ork, Mr.. Booth Is
connected with the Summit Construc-
'tlon Company, and had charge OF some
work on tho Virginia Air Line. Mrs
Booth, with her beautiful voice., viii
be much missed.
Mr. and Mrs. Bunker, who have wln-
tered In Palmyra, will leave soon tt
spend some time at Bar Harbor before
Mr.. Bunker goes to take charge Of
some engineering work in South
America
Mr.. Pat Nlaxey. Of the Summit Con-
struction Company, left last week for
New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Gloucester Social News
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GLoJCEsTER, c. H., VA, May a.
The presence or number OF visitog(
to tho county has made the past wcei
very gay, and several charming entert
taInmonts have been given In theii
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Graham Smith enter
talned during the week for theft
guests, Miss Blackiston, OF England
and Mr. Angus Dunn, OF Ohio. Otheri
present being Miss l.. s. Taliaferro,
Miss Margaret Antrim Tabb, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Sandcrs: Mcssrs. q. B. Talia.
ferro, Charles Saxclby and Joseph Hop.
kins.
also the guests OF honor on Thursdny
evening at "Dunllam Massle." tho res.
idence of Miss l.. S. and Mr.. George
b. Taliaferro.- Other guests being isIr
and Mrs. Graham Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
II. O. Sanders. Mcssrs. J. l.. Tnliafcrro
Joseph Hopkins and Major Thomas S
Taliaferro.
Mrs. william s. Patterson gave 9
charming bridge" party on Frida.
afternoon to her guest, Miss pattcr.
son, of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Tnliafcrro had five
tables of bridge" on Friday evening
at "Hocklcy." Their guests being Mr.
and Mrs. Graham Smith, Miss Blackis.
ton. Mr. Dunn. Mrs. Gordon, of Rich.
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Sanders, Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Johnson, Misses L. s.
Rose .uartn, Powell Byrd. Messrs. G
b. Taliaferro. Joseph Hopkins. Mahleu
Benson. Sam Cary, j. J.. Tnliaferro and
Major Thomas S. Taliaforro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew E. Davis. VI
Woodbury.. N j.. are at Tho Ex-
change" the residence OF Miss Evelyn
Dabney.
Mrs. Thomas Gordon, of Richmond
Is with the Misses Tabb at New.
stead"
Mrs. John Clark, OF Yonkers. N. z,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Farley Clark. al
Oak POINT" on North River.
Miss Anne Page vandegrift has re-
turnew to "Quinby," after charming
trip to Washington and to Clarke
county.
Mr.. William C. L. Taliaferro. Of
hts brother. Mr. c. B. Taliafsrro. at
Durham Massie."
Miss Mary Gibson Kemp Is at "Ken<
wood with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sings
huff. after spending the winter in Ricn-
mond and Baltimore.
Misses Powell Byrd. Sally Jones ana
Ellen Lee. chaperoned by Mrs. r. Z,
Taliaferro, attended the Easter geri
man at Williamsburg.
norfolk after a visit to his aunt. Miss
Lou Th--.--
Miss Jean Berkeley of Richmond. Il
eth guest Of the Misses Jones, at End.
field
Mr.. w. e. Corr and Miss Martha Corr
have returned from a trip to Baths
more.
Mrs. Rex Hinkle and Miss Manic
Hnkle are visiting in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boulce have returned
to white Marsh" after visit 10
Staten Island. n. Y.
Mrs. a. W. Withers is in Washing
ton as a delegate from the Gloucestei
Chapter OF the a. p. V. a. TO the cons
vention which meets there during tina
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Turner at "Edgmore."
Miss Ethel Corr spent last week N
Urbanna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Waverly Social News.
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lSIeclHl 10 ne 1lmcS- DlSpdtCn.J
WANERLY, VA, May 2.-Miss Sally
Fleetwood who has been visiting
friends in Denton, Md, has returned
home.
tanned last Friday evening by Mrs. J..
F. West, at her home on Copperhonk
Avenue. Most of the members were
present. and all seemed happy and es-
ming was William Cowper. and the
following papers We're read: "Cowper,
the Poet" Rev. II. 7. Rountree; Cow
per the Man Mar -, T: Il. Robertson: Re
te suw John Gilpn. Mrs ss L. a. CHAPS hap
pell. The hostess, well known for the
good things she makes, served deli
cious sherbet and cake. which was
did the club adjourn.
Judge j. +. West and Rev. II. r
Isountree are now offending the Chris
Waverly went down to Suffolk last
"Wednesday afternoon to witness the
ball game between Waverly and Suf-
folk.
Mrs B. L. Livesey spent last Tues
day in Petersburg.
On Monday last one of the largest
audiences ever assembled IN the hall
mas IN t. %nes unda he th FIRST
agement Of Mrs. John T. May, of the
entitled "a White Lie" The follow-
ing composed the cast: Misses Leah
A. Hamilton King. Bert Reward. Eugene
Johnson and b. C. Neblett. Too much
cannot be said of the manner in which
all acquitted themselves. showing de-
cided talent and careful study Of their
respective parts. Mr.. King was espe-
cially fine in his deineation OF Author
Peyton. The beautiful scenery in the
third act was painted by Mr.. King, and
n nj n his n oil I'M Nv &c
an artist Miss Elsie West rendered
several beautiful. selections on tho
piano in most skillful manner. which
added to the enjoyment OF the occa-
sion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Williamsburg Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May 2.-The
Kappa Sigma Fraternity gave a de-
lightful reception at their house last
Friday evening from to 6:30. in honor
of number OF young ladies visiting
here.
Those present were Misses Annie
Franklin Barnes and Joda Kemp. Of
Richmond; Misses Underwood and Bar
row, OF Smithfield: Misses Bird, Lee
and Smith, of Gloucester: Misses Bes-
sic Lamb, Ella Pitman. Lucille Foster,
Sue Hundley. Katherine Geddy. Martha
Lane. Virginia Peachy. Mary Branch
Spencer, Ellen Barnes; Mesdames II. n.
Phillips and Taliaferro; Messrs. e. +.
Shoemaker. B. T. Newton, p. B. ITALIA
ferro, T. G.. Jones. Herbert Etheridge,
r. NJ. Perkins and G. A. Dovell
Mrs. ri. N. Sweeney is visiting her
son in Cape Charles.
Mr.. McCauay Bright, OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting friends here.
DR.. Q. C. Brunk spent the early part
Of the week in Richmond.
Mr. E. II. Cloves, OF Richmond,
visited friends heer this week.
Miss Ella Pitman spent Monday in
Richmond.
Miss Joda Kemp. after pleasant visi.
at the home of Mrs. N. L. Henley. has
returned to her home in Richmond.
Mrs. Herbert Cowles, OF Hampton, Is
visiting relatives here.
Misses Kelley and Baker, after de-
lightful visit to Miss Julia Tyler. re-
turned to their homes In Germantown
and Washington. respectively. Wednes-
day.
Miss Norah Macon returned home
Wednesday after short visit to friends
in Charlottesville.
Misses Elizabeth Lamb and Agnes
Morecock and Mr.. Junius Lamb we-e
guests Of Mr.. c. c. Branch, of Toano.
this week.
Mr.. F. R. Hynson spent Wednesda"
and Thursday in Hampton.
Miss Martha Spencer Is visiting Mrs.
w. P. Isley. in Hampton.
Miss Annie Franklin Barnes re-
turned to her home In Richmond after
short visit to Miss Ellen Barnes.
Miss Phyllis Edwards, who has been
the guest OF Miss Katherine Geddy.
has returned to her home In Newport
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Mercer. after an
extended visit to Philadelphia, WASH
ington and Atlantic City, returned
home yesterday.
Messrs. T. P. and W. ". Trigg spent
Monday in Richmond.
Mrs. A. e. Kampter has returned 10
her home in Richmond, after visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. N. Phillips.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Buchanan Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,


BUCHANAN. VA, May "A spe-
cial sermon was preached last sun
day to the Odd-Fellows by Rev. G. F.
Cook. at the Baptist Church in com
memoration of the eighty-ninth ami
versary OF the Odd-Fellows Lodge in
this country. The members met ut
their hall on Main Street and marched
in body to the church. where seats
were reserved for them. About thirty
Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Lynch arrived in
Buchanan last Friday. after bridal
trip to Northern cities and will make
their home here for the present.
Miss Bessie Peters. of Roanoke, is
guest Of friends In town.
Miss Annie Penn is visiting relatives
In Roanoke.
Mr.. William Mccolgan. Of Thurmond,
W. Va. visited relatives hero this
week.
Mrs. W. r. Carter. of Roanoke, spent
several days this week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Gillian and Miss
Sallio Gillian, spent the weekend In
Fincastle, guests of Mrs. Gillam's
mother Mrs. c. v. Walthall.
Mrs. Monroe Johnson, of Richmond,
Is in town. guest Of Mrs. s. ]. Everett.
Mr.. L. r. Sexton. OF 1vor. Va, is
visiting his old home in this place.
Mi. ooi!il l. MI ~ attotueu Sne Inih'
listers and laymen's meeting at Cam
bria this week.
Mr.. Wynton Ellis. of Richmond. visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. J. c. Dill, OF this
place this week.
Miss Jessie Sexton and her guest.
Miss Bessie Peters, Of Roanoke. visited
friends at Eagle Rock. this week
Rev. z. G. Lynch. Mrs. Lynch and
Mr.. j. z. Schultz left Tuesday for Sa-
lem to attend the Montgomery Pres
bytery.
Mrs. B. +. Leslie, OF Mace, was visit
Ing friends In town Wednesday.
Miss JAMIE Zimmerman spent several
days in Roanoke this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Louisa Social News.
ESPECIAL to The Times-Dlspatch

LOUISA, VA. May miss Ellen
Kent has returned to her home here hf-
ter visiting Washington, Chariottes-
willie and Richmond.
Mrs. Lavinia Massie has returned to
her homo here after teaching success
fully for the past session. near Tre-
villains.
Mr.. Edwin Woodward is in Orange
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Hughson arc both
very sick at the home Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Melton. near Bells
Cross Roads
Mr.. Frank Gwathmey. OF Washing
ton, spent Sunday in Louisa.
Miss Anna Hitler and Marcie Fran
cisco. who have been attending the
High School here. are sick at their
home with measles this week.
Mr.. Walter Johnson. OF Richmond,
visited his parents here this week
Miss Daisy Goodman. OF Green
Springs will be the guest OF Mrs. Ira
P. Chiles. this week.
Mr.. .ompson Goodwin, now prom
lnent business man OF Roanoke. Will
visit his old home here, next week.
Miss Lucy Gwathmey. OF Richmond,
is expected in Louisa in few days to
visit her uncle and aunt here.
Mrs. S. NJ. Crank and Mrs. Omohun-
visit Mrs. D. w. Perkins.
Mrs. Joe Boxley of Green Springs,
spent last week with her daughter
here.
Captain George West. of Fort Worth,
Tex, Is expected soon to spend the
summer with his mother. at West
land" In the Green Springs neighbour
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dickinson left
~ ,Scit Dr pl< ~,
son. in West Virginia.
Professor Hunter Pendleton, OF the
v. NJ. l., at Lexington, is expected to
visit his mother and sister here in a
few days.
Mr.. G. NJ. Tucker has sold his pretty
home near town. to Mr.. w. w Tur-
ner. OF Warrenton, Va. Mr.. Tucker
expects to move to Richmond from
here.
Miss Mary Hankins has returned to
her home at Cuckoo. after spending
the winter in Richmond.
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OF the same colors. carrying out the
color plan of the occasion, were grace
fully dispensed and much appreciated.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r. L. Ell
lott and Mrs. Walter A.. Fitzpatrick
entertained in beautiful style at Bel
mont, a number of ladies. The large
hall and parlors were fairylike in their
lavish floral decorations. Ferns and
pink carnations producing an exquisite
effect upon which electric lights cast
a mellow glow.
In the hall. with a background OF
ferns and carnations. upon a flower
decked tab'e stona the punch bowl.
over which Miss Madge Boiling in pink
and Miss Sarah Griffin in green grace
fully presided There were seven
tables of players, and the game was
five hundred. The scores were kept
with pink carnations, the fortunate
ones were decSed with many of these
aromatic flowers as trophies No prizes
were. given.
At the conclusion Of the game upon
the card tables, cream and dainty cakes
were served by Misses Nellie Fitzpat-
rick. Elizabeth Ewart. Florence Board.
Cary Johnston and Jennie Hawkins, all
clad in pretty pink gowns.
Colonel John S. N1osby. OF Washing
ton is the guest of his brother, Mr.. W.
II. Mosby.
Mayor Paul Bargamin and his two
little daughters, left Tuesday for a
visit to relatives In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Woodstock Social News.
T,;pecIal to The Tlmes- Dispatch. /

woopsTocK. VA. May 2;-Mis.
Annie stoyer Of LHraY. VA. who has has
visiting Miss Mabel Walton. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Emswiller. who
spent the winter in Florida have re-
turned home
Miss Leila Hoover has returned t.
months to Chicago.
Mrs. G.. N. sewell of Chicago. Is
visiting Mrs. Annie Keller: ~,
Va, spent several days here this week
visiting friends.
Mr. Hugh .Riddleberger. Of Washing:
ton. is visiting his sister. Mrs. NJ. w
y M i Nf HIP: Miller. ., Of !, Washington. |;
Boyer and family,
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. w. c. Campbell, who spent the
winter IN North Carolina, has returned
to her home here.
Hoshour Of Winchester. Va, are visit
Ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hoshour.
burg s sp pent several days here this week
visiting his brother, Mr.. James Bow
Mrs. Annie II. Walker and daughter
Miss Acme, who have been visiting in
winston Salem, N. c.; Washington. D
c.. and Lexington. Va, for some
Mrs Colonel 2. e. Stickley and sew
eral children will leave here Saturday
for verdon, Hanover county. to attend
reunion Of the family of the late
Rev. l.. A. Cutler. formerly OF Louisa
Courthouse. The reunion WILL be held
at the home of Mrs. Annie Goodloe
and Mrs. Cutler and her six daughters
will all be present.
The entertainment given Tuesday
and Wednesday nights by local talent
for the benefit of the new town hal
was treat to the town. Freezing,
Mother-in- Law" a comedy, was the
first part of the program, and was
followed by the comic opera, Trial by
Jury" Professor Benchoff was director
and Professor Bolger was accompanist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Lexington Social News
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LEXINGTON, VA May 2.--Captain
p. J. Harris, OF the general STAFF Of
the United States Army. spent two
days at tile virginin Military Institute
the past week. making the annual in
spection for the War Department. One
day was given up to drills, the bat
talon devoting most OF tho time
throughout the day to military evolu.
tons, Thc. next day was given to in
generally. Captain Harris seemed
much pleased witt, the result Of his
visit.
houses n Lexington preparatory to the
report shows that 1880 numbers WILL
ton. Tits includes business and res
idence property. The service Is ex-
p,eotcd , to be Installed within short
for free delivery several years ago.
:, Miss Gertrude Lee roiley and Mr..
Thomas Mcclung Mohler both Of Rock
pF.dsS WednesdnS t apr 49, sos
at the home OF tie brides sister Mrs.
-C. B. Conner. in Lexington. Rev. VIII
liam g Hammond. pastor of Trinity
only few friends OF the Immediate
family being present.
Tile remains OF Clifton Rudolph
Weaver were brought from Roanoke,
and Wednesday buried in Lexington
The funeral took place from Trinity
Methodist Church. conducted by the
pastor. Rev. William S. Hammond. The
young man was aged seventeen years.
and was bright and attractive youth.
He was born In Lexington and re-
moved from here to Roanoke with his
father. MI. NJ. j. Weaver. about one
year ago. His father and one half
brother. Mr.. Leslie l.. Weaver, OF Lex
ington, survive.
Rev. James r. Graham D. D.. of
Winchester, Va, is fl Lexington visit
Ing his son Rev. Alfred T. Graham,
?; D., pastor of the Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. II. McMofrett OF the Presbyte-
rian home mission fleld.'in West Vir-
ginla. filled the pulpit Of the Lexinr-
ton Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing and evening last
Mr.. Frank Moore was in attendance
"Wednesday on meeting OF the board
of visitors Of the State Normal School,
OF Harrisonburg.