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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09

the idea prevails that Phoebe is
an old abandoned camp worked
out in early days, but nothing
is more absurd to the informed,
as none of the mines were ex-
hausted, or even scarce of ore,
as the deepest working disclosed
larger and richer veins when
they were abandoned, and from
twenty miles of an enriched
area amply supplied from the
famous Yuba Dixie, less than two
miles have been only partly ex-
tracted, as part of the veins are
left unscratched and others work
ed to medium depth. This being
the decision of all who investi-
gate, the attention of capitalists
is being directed toward Phoebe.
We are pleased to have with
US during the next few days an
important delegation of gentle
men from Ohio, interested in the
Nevada-Pioche Mines Co. The
call of the mighty hills of Nevada
| is strong and has brought on
this mission, John A. Scott and
his son Lester Al. from Findlay,
Ohio, G. A. Bond and WILDER
Winders of Columbus, Ohio, W.
w. Granger of Cincinnati and
Edwin S. Setter of Erie, Pa.
Mr.. Bond is mayor of Columbus
and son-in-law of Mr.. Hull of
Phoebe. Mr.. Granger is mana
ger Of the grain department of
the great Fleishman interests of
Cincinnati, owning and control
ling large distilling interests and
better known by reason of the
| fame of Fleishman yeast.
Some of the party are largely
| interested in the Lincoln-Nevada
Mining & Milling Co. and have
strong financial interests and
acquaintanceship with eastern
capitalists who undoubtedly will
be analogous to the future well
fare and upbuilding of grand old
Phoebe. These gentlemen have
come to learn through persona
inspection, the great benefits
lying in the store house o.
mother earth, and it will un
doubtedly be pleasing gratifca
! ton to them to learn on tn,
threshold of their visit, the fav
orable tidings awaiting them by
reason of the valuable strike
| which has occurred on the pro
perty in which they will b.
largely interested. 1t will serv
as an alluring incentive, not onl,
for their personal investment bu
through them to their friend
and the world at large, the grea
possibilities which are sure
accrue in the near future throug
the energetic, capable manage
ment of Mr.. f. Greenwood. an
his brother Louis.
The six visitors are a typic'
sextette of hail fellows we
met" and each and every or
wear the insignia of the antl'
brotherhood, they are membe
of the B. P. O. E. in the respe
tive cities in which they resid
and are the class of men, bot
socially and financially whom v
have pride in welcoming in O.
midst. During their short Wis
we bespeak for them the gene
GUS welcome and hospitality
} which they are due, and whi
we are certain will be extend
ly spontaneously and literally frc
rn all aidpc
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-09

Sheriff Smith arrived from
Caliente last evening, having
in custody a prisoner held to
await the action Of the grand
Jury; charge is house-broaking
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
COULD NOT Walk
FORFOuR MONTHS
Mass Of itching, Burning Humor
on AnkIes-Feet Fearfully Swollen
-Opiates Alone Brought Sleep
MANY Treatments Failed but
TORTURES OF ECZEMA
YIELDED TO CuTICURA

"Cuticura Remedies are all ynu claim
them To be. [ had ccz"ma for over
two years had two physicians. hut
they only gave me relief for short time
and l cannot cnumcrate the "intments
and lotions l used 90 no purpose. Ny
ankles were one mass If sOrs. Re
itching and burning w"rr 80 intense that
could not slccr. could not walk for
nearly four m"nths. On" day my
husband said had better try the Cuti-
cura Rcu,-Stics. Aftrr using them thrce
times, 4 had tho i--~t night rsst in
months unl.-ss I took an "piGts. u>s,d
owe 81 uf CuticUra ;. ap. Cutscura
Ointment. and Cuticura Rssolvcnt Fills.
and nv ankles hcalTyi in short time.
4, is now a year since ] usNi Cuti-
c,,ra. and there has been no r"turn q
the srzcua-
Il had small lump IN the co.rncr 81
nv eve frr over q year which was very
painful and GIT larsSr all the time. I
thought ! would try CUtiCUra Sap and
OintInsnt on il. and NV II u gone. l
am ~rvcnty -tf-s~' years Oh ami havs
lived on the farm I n"~ o~urv foG
tx-ptv-srvrr YEARS. CutiCUra Rome
,,i-s arc TITO Sss,-st and mot rciIai,ic I
hsv- cy-. used for all skin hurn"rs. Mrs
David Brown, Locke. Crawford Co,
Ark. May Is and July i3, 1907"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Robert Laws Safe RI1ed While
Owner Was Nearby
Val wa|T|xG oID the J1s
Dusky Young Criminal who Has serv.
ed Thirty Months in Jail During
Confesses His Guilt.

A daring robbery occurred about
o'clock yesterday afternoon when the
safe in the uiiic" Of Robert Law 5 lu!-
nilurr store. 5l7 Twrnty-iifth street,
was riAcd and about $50 in cash car.
ricd of. VrnabI" Whiting. alias Van
Whiting, alias G"Urg" Robertson. Il
young negro. who has an "Xt'hslN" po-
lice record here and who's" mug
alornS the rugu"s gallery in ChIei
Reynolds Office. is prisoner at til"
station house. charged with having
committed the robbery.
Mr.. Law says That AT the Tim" Oh
the robbery he was sitting in FROM
OF his store He first saw the negro
near the o...cr inside Of the place ana
does not know w"th"r or not Ii" en-
tered by the IRON; door On discoH-
criny the negro, the furnitur" dealer
asked him what he wan;CG and IN"
man said he WAS looking at SOM"
chairs. However, none of the chalrS
la the store seemed TO suit him ana
he soon left Susp"cting that IN"
negro had been in the office. Mr.. Law
went there and found that the safe
had been robbed.
He Immediately Notified tn" polio"
and Detective Sergeant Brid%"rs was
detailed on the case. Tn" sergeant with
PatrOlman Vail. Of the Bloomfield force.
caught Whiting at the Ivy av"nu"
pier about ) O'Clock The negro was
, Il. l,,,, md no
gave his nam" as GcnrS" Robertson
and his address 1t 10 II Twenty
fourth street. The police found $500
on the man when he was searched no
fore being locked up.
Last nient Chief Reynolds had Whit
ing brought into his oiic" Ia question
the man. When the negro entered
he had his cap pulled down over his
face and he kept his hCau aycrt"d.
However, the chief compelled the man
to r"mov" the cap and as he did $"
Chief Reynolds Immediately recognized
him AS Ncnahlc Whiting. alias Van
Whiting. The negro admitted the
theft and told the chief he would re-
turn the missing money OF tn" chici
would let him 20. Later. however.
whiting denied any knowlcdS" of the
robbery.
Later th. chief looked Zip Whllin2 :
record and h. found fhat within the
past six wears IN" negro has served
Il total Of 80 months in IN" city jail
on v"riOnS charges OF larceny Al
one time while serving Il years son
tcncc he wa made rrusiy at tn" city
jail and CHER Reynolds caught IN"
negro pulling eff i petty larceny on
West avenue.
II Whiting is convicted in tn" polio"
court on this charge. h" viii h" SEM
To the grand jury on the charG" OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
BIRDS DESTROY TELEGRAPH
POLES.

Birds are destroying tn" '"i"phon"
and telegraph poles in III" south AMI
southwest. particularly in Texas,
Arizona. and California. IN som"
places fifiv per cent nf all the poles
along RI" right .nf-way have been ria
died by these innocent olf"hd'E,''
which belong 10 the woo,!rrckrr lam
ily
On. of the Western Union officials.
who has recently returned from IN
inspection through the west, rep if'-
-, b,,in. ,,.n tw,nty-Iiye I,.l'-
rhonr poles with 1w0 nr thr"" nun
drrd holes drilled clear through them.
Some of the holes were thrc" or
four inches in diameter.
An officer of tn" Illinois G. ntr1i
Railroad counted the white ceda: t"!'-
rhun. poles aois the ri&hl-"l way
near CovinGton. Tennessee. winch
had been affected by w"bdr"ck'rS'
ana !ound tha' ont of rs poles. ITO
or Il per cvn.. hLd been bored
In som, cases destruction. Of IN"
poll takes. ohiy Il t"w months AMI
dang, rouS Tor !:n"mAn to rllhip
tn" stick.
The real object Of The birds in drill
Ing the holes is uncertain. on" i"h"
pi,on,, man said that tho hnmn!ih@
of the wires was mistaken ny 'E'
birds rnr insects ,.xcavatjng beneath
The surface. -. The wood ami they
drii,.d the poles in 4!!"S; - 'h"'''
imaginary insects. II is very pr"
babe. however. thai tn" h"t'| are
cxCavat"d for an entirety dlII'r'"'
nu,pos. The wuodpcck"r is pro
yidenr bird At the pr"'"r season
il stores M Il suppl. of acornS ana
other foods for frtur" cInS"n'p' ION.
In the summer these holes are often
found Stored with ac"rnS.
Many M"th0ds for preventing TINS
damage. have been Suggested. h'i'
pnnaplv the most successful -
preservation with crroso'". a lin"
Of cyeos oted poles, opposite the OF"
near Covinston. was examined. ana
not a single hole was found. VINE"
il is considered that Crrosote VIII
no, onlv proven; the danlac" ca"'-
Cd hy the wnodpcckcr. hi. also PRO
,.ct the pole indefinitely against BON
insects and decay. it's great valu"
as prcscrvative is apparent.
The Forrest Service has spent con
siderable time in developing cheap
vet cfficicr, method for IN" treat
u,ent os telephone and telegraph poles
Th.. results nf The work ar" Cmboii"i
in several Forest Service circui1rS
copies of which may b" 0b'aiTtd WIN
ort cost from the Forester, WaSninS-
ton. ID. {.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
MEET IN TiCEWATGR NEXT.
Sheriffs Will Come Either to Norfolk
or Newport News

The Virginia State SheriifS' A%So-
citation will hold its next annual meet
iny either in this city or in Norfolk,
Sergeant InWlcr. of Norfolk: Ser
ceant Milsirad, of this CITY. and Sh"r-
if Chris. of Warwick county. have
been appointed cnmmht"" 10 de"
eide which OF the cities shall nav"
the gathering.
Ar the recent meeting of the As
soci,tion al charlottesville, tho nffic"
of vicr-rrcSi .'nt WAS GRATED, a"d
Sergeant Mil%t"ad WIS elected 30 MI
the place. The annual election Oh
Officers will not take rlaC" until IN"
regular meeting in November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
DISFIGURED
Fer Lie Is the Despairing Cry
a Thousands

OF skin-tnrturci and diEnrITr"S: Viz
tin1s e huuNr,. .~7.'1Jss. t~tiFr~. srd
rashs-S. whI havr tTsc'i AMI fUIrrh want
ing many r"rryiirS, and wh" have f"st
fai.h IN all. 7" EuCh tuiirIrs !>1ap.
Ointment. ant riIls arpNnl - ith irTT~iSt-
iH,Ie fIrrr. They az alrs0lg'"iy pure.
sw~rt, rs-ntic. and Wholesome. Thy
sgorsi irpu.-ila'r r~iSe: ia th.' rnn<. de
tr-SSins cs-c<. Nrd point 90 spcCdy cure
Nhrn all $50 fails.
C~-sstr r-:--us' 80 fn.s--a T--.--r-f =.
rv~y Wu-ld- - i-'s-ta 'NsEI-Fs aEd kiuFs
sis.tsifra fslnfrgai 80 - ffesi ~ -s'n. -
,.rs-. re-sysrt 50 anrs- ~ frrn - hrr.is,s
srsad fhrr-s.h.st ths ve.id s'ssssT tbs1z< gten+
= Ma sss.. Sss~ss ssss q sss r~R
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
AsHeNeAcK GOES TO CHICAGO.
Former Virginia Sail player Employ
ed 20 Coach the Cubs.

III. Ashrnhack. FORMERLY manager
Of she Newport News bas"lnn team IN
the old Virginia S'a.c League. hnt
nov manarrr 81 IN" Johnsto~n team
Of the Tri.S,atc League. has hc"n ON
pIrycd nv President Charles W Muir
pky " The Chicago National I"aEuc
Club in the rol" "t 4 Tr"r"Ss'opal
coach and sST~i
Ashcnkark viii inject ginger n tn
Cubs from The side hH"s and Pr"St
don't Murphy believes h" viii l" a
good addition 90 the Cabs Gas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
She Likes Good Things.

Mrs. ChaG r Smith Of West Frank
lin. ,Maiuc. says: Il Ike C"ni 'h'n"S
and hav" a.I"ricd r Kings New Life
rilIs As our family laxative m",iiCin".
because thcv ar" GOOD and - their
work wi;h0u; making a fuss ah0ut H.
These rsinicss purifiers sold AT An
DrugciStS &c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
WOULD LIKE TO SEE LOCAL
DEALERS GET CONTRACTS
Collector Stuart Posts Circular In
vting Bids for Furn,sn'ng Gov
eminent Supplies.

Coii,.c'ur OF Customs !. !. T.
Stuart = in - r"ipr Of Hnoih an'tf-
Using cirCr!n- IN wa TIN navy dc
uaIrm, Mt and he h,,a place! II "n
exhibition Il, the custom h"ns'' ."
that any local p,npI, w&o viii {"
sUl.mir r~jiE:,lrs Oh IN" c"nimm.i
ties wanted 10y IT," navy hrrartm"n'
NAV inspect the circular.
Cart ain Stuart requested he navy
,l"parfm,l,t 10 furnish him Win
copies q: thcSr circulars 3ri h" IS
anxious TO So" the local dealers 60
sam" ot the contracts. TIL" new cir
crrlar invites estimates on furnish
irg an immense amount "f prov *
IONS tor I'll" various naval stations
in h.. TnII"d stat. Also hiiS
ar.. invited on furni hing '"ts OF ho.;".
If" jackets. mica. oil. pip, pumps.
crushed rock. sand. brass. bronze.
copper sheet AMI copper bars. S'"''!
bars. hardware. dry goods kitchen
utca,ils. hummer. machin" tools. anH
electrical apparatus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
III ab|ss uIA be Pre-.
d Public Schools on
| September u
stsall SPEAKERS coI|lG
1k0r Swanson, Congressman
bGs1s and Superintendent Of Pub
Instructed Esuisaton Invited to
~ coonciis o. the Peninsula,
|rsfAAeld and Norfolk.

fe preparations ar" being
the local councils of the
fder United American Me-
Tor q celebration incident to
bn&ation of Bibles and flags
city public schools on Sep
Z. Governor Swanson, Hon.
"A. Jones. representative OF
rict in Congress. and Mr.. ].
bston, superintendent OF pub
|uction. have been invited to
and speak and the commit
been assured that they will
! flags, one for each of the
buildings, win be presented.
Re will be a sufficient number
les to furnish one for each
all Of the buildings.
Restoration will be given by
News Council. No. %: Val.
e Council. No. li5: East End
No. llS, and JeffcrSon-Lee
No. ISL. OF this city: and
bells of the entire Peninsula
tfcipate. An excursion Will
Smithfield Juniors and their
and the Norfolk councils arc
au send over a large dele
I'M contemplateS Il big pa
be participated in by all
niors. the Huntington Rifles
fire companies of the city.
Daughters of Liberty and
in carriages. The parade
at 2::30 O'Clock on the
ID move out Twenty-hfth
Chestnut avenue, down to
Eighth street and west on
ghth street to Huntington
IN Huntington avenue 10
in avenue. down Wa Shing-
e to Twenty-tllth street and
(pty-flfth street TO the Ca
nkhe speaking and pre-
ags and Bibles will
- the committee in
he arrangements for the
f. E. Christie. chairman.
Ie7x4Hs. vice-chairman: c. X.
secretary, ana W. e. Wood.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Vaudeville dno Pictures

Dtamland will offer Its usual bill
OF vaudeville and PICTURES this week.
The new vaudeville acts wnl b" given
tomorrow and there will l." ScNrra!
new piCtul" films.
The bill at nicamiand viii h" chang
ed Thursday in nccrdanc" with tn"
rev policy adopted By III" manage"
mont
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

SUPERINTENDENT VI Schools W
Mo-'~n IcCt Yesterday for RockhridE'.
Alum Springs - Sr,nd ihrcr weeks
I non HE rr'Urr Nr N0r'nn viii i'm.
mcHiatcIy bcCir making fna' ar~anC".
mcn's for IN" op0nIng Of N" CIV
pIiblir schools
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
{ FROM NORTH RIVER.
~ snd Party %ade TRIO With
- Virginia Yacht Club

~. A. Posts yacht Marietta
lrucd yesterday afternoon from
yever, Gloucester county, where
~ and 4 party of friends
Friday evening with the fleet
,Vtrginias zach; Club TO witness
= which boats Of te fleet par
4 In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Post. Mr..
Godfrey l.. Smith. Mrs
Harris and MIR. James r..
hi club boats participating
tDee wire the Peter Pan.
gned by MIR. Jack Hyatta.
kan. motor. owned by NJ.
Ike; Minta. sioop. owned by
Hefelfinger, and the Maria.
pned by Mr.. Harry c. BLACK
ne latter won the race for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
po6eh o. Mrs. Fraley.

Margaret Fraley. - years 0f
Ne Of Mr.. W. G. Fra!ry. fore
I Tie cooper department at the
- died yesterday aSerEcoh
: o'clock al her home near Riv-
She had beea in poor health
b time. and five weeks ago
Q stroke OF paralysis. Ms.
kad lived here with her fam
II years. coming here from
)spnia. She is survived by
possd and two sons. N"ssrs.
III. Fraley. aud one sis
Bunting. all Of this
= 6ervices will b. conducted
Feug1eacc iomorrow afternoon
Soock By Rev. George W. Wrav.
bpfoa. The bodv will ~ inter.
E40reeulawn co.ns;cry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
You Can Save Money

nv doing without PAINT. Int ynu
NAV Ios-.. yo:Ir vr..p"r:v J., dc~ay
Vow ran save = few cents per GAL
Ion ry luyipc sdUiterstc6 raI"'', Hu:
yo'- los" money w tho joh sin'" De,
will tx" a. nruCn a-@iu
ADU"LTF:R NTED PSi'.T
20 DO she same amount e w"rk u
,un waGr =" save money ir:c'l'gcnt:y,
and do H.. roSi work f"r thr i-st
money. ard 20 = rr-i-t. u..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
OFF FOR CAMP PERRY.
S.roean, Fisher VIII Participate N
National Rifle Shoot.

Srrg"ar; q. T. Fishc:. of n" hunt
inciur Rifles Icf' yeEiCr iay Tor Camp
Perry. Ohio where hc viii par'"t-
uatc in the national rife shoot as Il
ncrhrr Of the team Of fifteen from
the Virginia regiments
Scrgcant Fisher won his ria2" hE'
irr tho recent sat" shoot n WI
iiamshnrc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Al Accounts Settled.

Iudc" Earham. NJ tho COrTnra't"f
G rurt has bc"n notified by STATE An
diior Mary that City Treasurer ]
". Cunts has settled IN fun at r.
counts xiia the stale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

\ meeting foT mon will y" h"'"
on tho Casino grounds ibis afternoon
4. O'Clock Hri"r The auspices ~
tho Young NCn'S Christian ASSocia-
ton. An 2, dress will 10 made ny I
well known sneaker
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
At the Bell.

New pictures will he shown at the
Bell moving picture Ih"at"r tomorr"W
and every evening this week. Natl
nces are given Wednesday and Sathr-
dav. The music At the Bell Is one
or the features Of the entertainments
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
Rssch Postponed.

|uuDunf Of the storm Yesterday
~ the NAL tcanis match br-
11esxrx. Pu,zrI and Kelley IN
q G. A. singles teams tour.
wxs postponed. NJ. Harry
-. the present holder %
pxs1n challenge cup. will
- defend the trophy on
rccrri is'nszs, therefore
= 10 the ~inaer Of the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
MENCHVtLIE NOTES.

Mr ard Ms. Crawtnri a. Newport
News are visiting th"iy father on
Deep Greek.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
MOUNTAIN EXCURSION:

TO
Charlottesville. HOT Sprin-s. White
Sulphur and intermediate
Resorts
VIA
C. 4 o.
Leave Old POINT $50 =. ~. ard New
port News 1905 =. m THUS
day. August 2o;h. Round
Trio fatcs.
Stations Cnarl"tiCSy III" tn h'i"n
!nrlusiyc 81 - Rasic 40 Siaur'"n.
incIusivc. sIIn Mt EIIiuit =" F"r'
wick irclu >iyc. $40" Goshen q"
clifton Furrc inclu.tv" 81" Gov
irrt"E 30 Whit" Sulphur and Hot
SPYING. Va ,Tc!1~i,". g. -"
NATURAL BRIDGE
$3.50 Round Tr'p. $40
includiEr Sag" la"'V"rr S!A'frT "ni
Rridgc Natural Erid=c 'trk"i, s"h
only for train lowing nIi Fort S.'o
N ana Nrvrort N"wS So n.
August cIth.
Tickets 1000 for FIVE dsys.
TAX" r"s' IN ihr vjrziE = N"uH'ains
sSsI:iS-i>-IeS
siI-st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
- -

Harrison NnT"wi'z. arr sicd yCst"r
dav morning for di>urG"rly CONDUCT
IN III" tir,'ts. was fim".I 5" and
costs and giv,n tor lays in Jail in
he pOlic" "our'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16
SociaI-PeKs0nal

} SOCIdI-TeKSOHdI !
!>>>>>>>aao>>>>>>
Captain and Mrs. Frank A. Grant EN-
teriained il party of friends at th"lr
home on Oak avenue last night. A
launch party had been plannci bur
on account Of the storm II was post
pOned.
Mrs. Virginia Hund!"y has gone
10 Portsmouth to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick =. Pal"n
returned last week from 4 month $
tour of Europe
Mr.. nni Mrs. Alb" Iorwitz return
ed yesterday from the katskill noun
tains. where Mrs. Ilorwilz has been
spending several weeks. He was
joined there by Mr.. HOrwitZ several
days ago.
Miss Minnie O'Donen who has
been spending two weeks with
friends in this city and Hampton.
will return to her home in Richmond
today.
Mr.. c. Aylc't Ashby has returned
from II trip TO New York. whcr" h"
visited his brothrr-in-law. Mr.. Alfred
l.. Garnet.
Mrs. G. +. Groom" has returned
from visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
Kirk. in Asbevillc n. G.
Postmaster w. T. Hopkins returned
yesterday from a trip TO Middles"x
and Lancaster counties.
Mr.. J. G., Craven has returned from
a months vacation. While away h"
visited Milwaukee,, Chicago and New
York.
Miss Anne Brewer will leave today
for Suffnrk, where she will join
party to tour the state In an anto-
mobile.
Mr.. G.. W. Rick and son. Ray
mond. left last night for Washing
Ton and an extended trip through the
North.
Mrs. Martin Jensen and daughter.
Virginia, left yesterday to spend the
remainder of the summer in Boston.
Bass. and Portland. Me.
Mrs George c Bland and Miss
Kate GrOomc have gone to Ash"vllic.
\. c., to visit their sister, Mrs.
Kirk
Mrs, Charles Duck has returned
home after spending several weeks
with friends in Smithficid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G. beard ana
daughter, Thrlmn. will leave today
for Roanoke 10 visit friends and rel
atives
Mrs John UazclwOod and Chiiiren
will leave tomorrow for New Kent
county to visit relatives.
Miss Emma Scott. of Richmond. is
the guest OF her cousin, Mrse. w. 5.
Copeland. N Hotel Warwick.
Miss Virginia Hamilton anu
Mcssrs. Augustus and Richard liam
ii,on left yesterday for visit 1"
relatives in Sussex county anu
Richmond
Mrs. u. l.. Sealcy and Mrs. J. X.
Scaley will leave today for tn" 'Hne
Ridge Alum Suprings TO spend sew
cral weeks.
Miss Maud Perkins, OF Dinwiddi"
county, is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
Ernest Perkins. on Roanoke ave
nue.
Mrs. r. ID. Holloway is spcndin "a
month with relatives IN S"rry
county.
Mrs J. H. HUMPHREYS and son. oi
Richmond. are visiting friends an"
relatives in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant. Of YORK
town. is the guest Of her uncle. Mr..
y. W. HarwOod.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Powell ana
Miss I.ucy Moss ,CfI last night for
Lee Hall 20 visit Mrs. J. n. Cooke.
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Mrs. G. +. GrO0mr has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs
Kirk. in Asbeville. n. G.
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bonneville. and Henry. G""r@" an!
tuld"n BU-chr:.
4 good many % IN" ynun. men On
Deep Greek hav" aC'rpi"d POSITIONS
on the c x q. X X.
Miss lannrlr" Watson Is making
preparation to leave for school l% tn"
first Of September
The soft crabs and fish on the
Warwick river ar" daily getting scar
Ger
Rev Mr. Jenkins vi Hampton. Nh"
is nj ling Rev Mr. Watson in r""iN-
al meeting ut Dn5igh church, Is St"i"
ming with J. II. Scrimingcr
JB. Parker has enlarged his store.
Henry Eurch"r. il. who IN I""n
Spending N" past month with mis-
faath,r has again started on IN"
road
Mr. VI RanScm and his wifi. OF
Hampton. attended the revival scr
vices at DcnhIch on Aug IL:
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e7x4As vice-chairman: c. x.
kS secretary, ana w G. Wood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p. Pal"n
returned last week from months
tour of Europe
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Mr.. nni Mrs. Alb" IIOrWitz return.
ed yesterday from the katskill noun
tains. where Mrs. IlurwitZ has been
spending several weeks. He was
joined there by Mr.. HOrwitZ several
days ago.
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Miss Minnie ODOnoH who mas
been spending two weeks with
friends in this city and Hampton.
will return to her home In Richmond
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-16

Mrs. Virginia Hund!"y has gone
10 Portsmouth to visit relatives.
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Mr.. c. Aylc:t Ashby has returned
from IL trip to New York. where h"
visited his brother in-law. Mr.. Alfred
l.. Garnet.
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Postmaster W. +. Hopkins returned
yesterday from trip TO Midates">
and Lancaster counties.