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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-12-16
FORT LYON MEETING.
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
is Held at Las Animas on
Monday.

= There was a large attendance at
the meeting of the stockholders Of
the Fort Lyon Canal Company. on
Monday at Las Animas, and the pro-
ceedings were rather monotonous to
most of those who attended.
The credentials committee had a
big job on its hands to get the prox-
les Strengthened out as many of them
had been changed twice and some
three times There are many real
stockholders whose shares stand in
other names through negligence in
caused some considerable trouble
also. After the committee made its
report motion was made that the
secretary be instructed to cast the
vote of the stockholders for the re-
election of the old board. There was
only one dissenting vote on the call
for yeas and nays, and on the de-
mand for rising vote there was no
dissent whatever. A number after
wards claimed not to understand the
S1gQlIlcauce Oh lue Iuoliou, out ehS
election was over and the old board.
consisting of R. E. Heiser. Donald
Mcintosh, B. T. McClave, DR.. J. S.
Hasty and D. B. Novels. will hold
another year.
The annual assessment was fixed
.at SO cents per share. reduction OF
10 cents from last year. There is
enough money and bonds in the treas
ury to build the inlet to the Adobe
Greek reservoir. and 1t is expected
that this work will be completed in
time to get the benefit of the spring
floods in filling the reservoir.
The financial condition Of this
great irrigation company is very salts
factory. and it is proving to the salts
faction of everyone that these enter
prises should be managed by the wa
ter right owners themselves.
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before being delivered to the pur-
chaser. :" The State entomologist
shall furnish all deputies. horticul.
tural inspectors, and the State Board
of Horticulture with a list of those
nurseries, outside and inside OF the
State, whose sock may be turned owe
to the purchaser or addressee with
out further disinfection. Such GER
tificate. however, shall not deter the
State entomOlogist, or a horticultural
/ inspector from examining or seizing
any nursery stock, cutting, or scions
and disinfecting the same, If found
to be infested by living injurious in
sects or contagious diseases in any
state of development. No person or
persons. either as owner. agent. SER
shall bring or cause to be brought,
into any county of the State of Colo
RADIO having a county horticultural
inspector, from any district, any trees
vines, shrubs, scions. cuttings. or
gratis without giving notice of their
arrival at their destination, at once,
to the horticultural inspector Of the
county; and. such articles shall not
be delivered to consignee, planted.
sold, or in any way distributed until
permission to do SO has been given
by the horticultural inspector.
Each and every violation Of any
of the provisions OF this act, and
each and every noncompliance with
the provisions, thereof, or any Of
them, or noncompliance with any
notice or direction given by the
horticultural inspector in charge. un-
der the provisions of this act. shall
be punishable by fine in the sum
of not less than five nor more than
one hundred dollars. and each and
every day that any person. firm or
corporation shall fail to comply with
any notice in writing received from
the horticultural inspector in charge
under the provisions of this act. shall
be deemed a separate offense.'
C. P. Gillette.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins.
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Resolutions.

Whereas, the Great Commander OF
the Universe in his wisdom has seen
fit to muster out Of the service Of
life Comrade Adam Kerr. who was
a brave and gallant union soldier
during the days of the Civil War,
therefore,
BE 1t Resolved, by Kit Carson Post
No. SO, G. A. r., Lamar, Colorado,
that we tender to his widow and
children our sympathy in this. their
hour OF grief and distress. and
Resolved. that a copy Of these reso
lutions be spread upon the minutes
of Kit Carson Post No. SO. G. A. r.
and a copy be furnished to each OF
the newspapers published in Lamar,
Colorado, and one be transmitted to
the widow OF our comrade.
w. C. Young.
w. H. Sheets.
Committee.
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WILL SOON BE REPAIRED.

Mayor Maxwell received word from
Division Superintendent Starkweathel
of the Santa Fe this week in response
to a letter of inquiry. that work would
begin on the bridge of the Arkansas
Valley R. R. across the river at La
mar, just as soon as the men and
material could possibly be put on
the ground for the work. The loss
Of the bridge has been a serious in.
convenience to some of our business
institutions and 1t will be a great
relief to all to have the railroad
again in operation to the north side.
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COLORADO WILL COMBAT MUIR
IoUs INSECTS

At the last session of the Colorado
General Assembly a bill passed, en-
titled "A Bill for an Act to Prevent
the Introduction, Importation. or
Spread of Injurious Insects and Plant
Diseases in Colorado" etc. This bill
goes into effect ON the first Of Janu-
ary, 1909, and makes the entomolo-
gist of the Colorado Agricultural Col
lege, State entomologist, and also
makes it his duty to enforce the pro-
visions of the bill.
1 shall endeavor to make an honest
effort to carry out the provisions of
the above mentioned act for the pur-
pose of protecting the horticultural in
terests of Colorado SO far as possible
in reason, against the introduction or
spread Of insect pests or plant dis
eases of all kinds. Nearly all the
injurious insects and plant diseases
now troublesome to the fruit growers
in this State have been introduced
upon nursery stock.
AS many of the most serious in
sect pests and plant diseases Of other
. fruit sections are still unknown here.
/ consider 1t very important to main
tain very strict quarantine regula-
tions in order to postpone these hin
sdrances to profitable fruit growing to
as remote a date as possible.
Realizing that you are likely to be
shipping nursery stock into Colorado.
i am taking this method of notifying
you, in good time, of the more i'm
portant provisions of the act, relative
to the introduction of nursery stock
into Colorado. The following quota
tions from the bill will doubtless be
of special interest you:
For the purposes of this act, the
entomologist of the Colorado State
Agricultural College is hereby de-
clared to be State entomologist. who's
duty shall be, directly or through
his deputies or horticultural inspec-
tors, to carry out the provisions of
this act.
Every owner or renter of nur-
sery in Colorado shall erect and main
tain upon the premises, or in connec-
tion Herewith, suitable structure
for the fumigation of nursery stock,
buds, and scions with hydrocyanic
acid gas, and all stock, before leaving
the nursery, must be fumigated with
this gas, or otherwise treated in ac-
cordance with written or printed in
structions furnished by the State en-
tomologist. Every package, box. or
bundle of nursery stock, buds. scions,
or cuttings that are sold or other
wise disposed of in Colorado by a
nursery. or a dealer in nursery stock,
.either within or outside the State,
must bear a certificate signed by the
owner or renter of the same. certify
ing that the nursery stock, scions
cuttings, or buds have been fumi
gated, or otherwise disinfected, in ac-
cordance with the laws of the State
of Colorado. If nursery stock, scions
buds, or cuttings are brought into the
State by private parties or common
carrier, without satisfactory GER
tificate of disinfection, they must be
fumigated with hydrocyanic acid gas
or otherwise disinfected by the in
spector of the county where received
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c. NJ. Lee. of Lamar. C. l.. See
ley, of La Junta. and S. B. Faulkner
of Las Animas. spent three days this
week checking up the books and fl
nances of the Fort Lyon Canal Com
pany, during the past year. prepara
tory to making a report to the stock
holders meeting that assemblies next
Monday at the Court House. The re-
port shows that $145.612.29 was col
lected and $139,731.35 was paid out
Las Animas Leader.
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90 WEARS AGO
Notes from The Lamar RsAistsp Of
December Is, 1888

A long list Of officers Of Kit Car
son Post G. A. r. was published. p.
s. Lynch is the only one still here.
Born.-To DIR. and Mrs. J. 8.
Hasty. large and thrifty boy yester-
day morning. (Carl is still large
and thrifty. too.)
E. E. Pike was up from Mulvane
on Wednesday.
Strain & Golladay shipped car
of ice to Ration. New Mexico. Mon
day.
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The annual election of officers for
the Masonic Lodge was held Thurs
day evening and resulted In the fol
lowing: Prof. E. r. Jones, w. NJ;
Mr.. Frank H. Rosacrans. Senior War
den; Mr.. D. A. Mclean, Secretary;
Mr.. w. ]. Johnston, Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-12
ICrewe Social News.
to The Times Dispatch.

$5{.35 Special to The Times Dispatch.l s
CREME, IS VA. July 1.-THE pas t
week has been one OF unusual activity
in social circles, On Monday. the young
ladies gave a leap; year hay ride and
picnic to their gentleman friends who
behaved with great adecornm and most
}ladylike manners. One or two Of them
went so far as to take along ia hand
bag Of ample proportions. which con-
yenlently held a smelling bottle, face
powder, etc. q!
The dropping OF their hats and um-l
brellas from the wagon seemed ia spe-.
icial diversion, until one ot$the gallant
lady escorts Informed them, p rop 8 Z
again sir. and you pick A 1t up yourself y
Among he lad les Il We're n NJ sses Rosa
j Jordan, Linda Bray, Eul II orner, Bes- !
ale and Marie Wteary. Bessie oliver
and the gentlemen were AIessrse WI HE
and Frank shefleld, Ben IIorner, Steel!
y,heary, ao bert 7 ord III, and Winston.
Lewis, sss zss S9 EY slS VA .i
ore was IA a ell eli u vi ftsh fry 8 iYen
atl paapi Il Greek, n ear " 4 n riseyy Is and.
,Tt,Hs hay,. III Of rs.
!son's XII ests, le n, of
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Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sumpter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Stone, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles I. Wade, 3. NJ Hagan.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. Hagan Or. and
Mrs. w. w Rangleye. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wood, Major and Mrs. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs James Childress. Mrs.
Ellen A. Guerrant. Miss Margaret
Lane, Rev. Edward E. Lane, Mrs. Mary
Mosby Thomas; Messrs. r. Trigg
Mosby, Harry Wade, r. Linwood Wal
tiers, Thomas Shufflebarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manoni received num-
bers OF exquisite pieces OF cut-glass.
During the years they have spert in
thes have entertained
tcharmingly and few couples have the
good wishes of SO many friends en-
tended TO them.
a merry party spent Thursday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Manonj. The
guests were Mrs. Hoggart. OF Norfolk:
Miss Annie Powell, Mr.. Jones. of North
Carolina; Major and Mrs. Pierce Misses
Jennie Childress. Jennie Hall, Mar
garet Junkin and Florence Walters.
Messrs. Seay, Marvin, Thomas, Shut
iflebarger and Aubrey Hanley.
Miss Nellie Mcbride. of Fredericks-
burg, is visiting Mrs. Wallace Rol-
Inns
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King William Social News.

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ETNA MILLS. VA, July 1l.-Dr.
George w. MCDANIEL, of the First Bap-
list Church. Richmond. Va. preached
for the people of Beulah Baptist
Church on Foreign Missions" on last
Tuesday. 18th instant. There was an
all-day meeting. Mrs. Mcdaniel talked
to the ladies of the church only in the
evening. DR.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel and
their little boy were entertained at
Burlington. the hospitable home OF
Mr.. Joseph II. Gwathmey.
Mr.. William T. Hutchinson and
daughter, Miss Ruth. and Miss Francis
Swami, of Richmond, have been the
guests at "Airwell."sth home of Miss
Eta Hutchinson.
Miss Mabel shuman. of Carolina
county. is visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
w. Freeman, at Luther"
Miss Ellie Hall, Of Richmond. has
returned home after a pleasant visit
at the home of her uncle. Mr.. Larking
Hall.
Mrs w. T. Downer. of Enfield. is
visiting relatives in Richmond.
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PAGES Social News.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
PAGES VA. July 11.-Mr. H. B.
stebbins. Jr., who, was seriously hurt
few days since, was taken to ST.
sLuke's Hospital. Richmond, Va. for
treatment.
Mr.. Frank Coleman. OF winston-
Salem, N. c., is the guest Of his
brother, Mr.. n. r. Coleman.
Postmaster John Burgess who is a
baseball fan. took in several OF the
games in Danyille this week.
Mr.. N. A. Osburn, OF the American
Tobacco Company. who spent his vaca-
ton here, with his family, has gone
back to New Orleans, La.
The Misses Miners. of Leaksyille.
n. c., and Mr.. Howerton Kasey. of
South Boston. are the guests Of Miss
Mary Reynolds. of Elm. Va. this week.
Miss Alice Burgess Is on visit to
friends and relatives at Horse Pasture,
Henry county. Va.
Miss Rennie Vaughan returned from
Columbia. S. c.. last week. after a
delightful three weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. Thomas Gordon Coleman has
been in Richmond visiting relatives
and friends.
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Leesburg Social News.
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~ ~ Special to The. Tines Dispatch.1
23LEESBURG, VA, July 11.-Nliss Vir-
ginia Shafer, Of Washington, D. c., is
the guest of the Misses Harrison, on
King Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Grammar
left last week for Pittsburg. where
they will spend the summer.
Walter II. Taylor, Esq. OF Norfolk,
Va, is visiting relatives in Leesburg.
Dr. sRichard Mason. of the Plains,
sFauauier county,is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. NJ. Chichester, Jr., near Lees
burg.
Admiral and Mrs Terry, of Washing
ton D. c., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gazette, at Greenway.
Misses Glayds and Alice Wright.
daughters Sof Judge Daniel T. Wright,
of Washington, D. c., are guests OF
Colonel and Mrs. Robert N. Harper. at
Oak Grove. near Leesburg.
Mrs. Guy Cross and children, OF
fredericksburg, Va, are visiting
friends and relatives in Round Hill,
Va.
Mrs. C. p. holland, Of NIiddleburg, Va.
and her daughters, the Misses holland,
sailed from New ork on the Majestic
tor an extended trip through Europe.
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Cane Charles Social News.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch Isl
CAPE CHARLES, VA, July 11.-Nfiss
katharine Nottingham, OF Eastvllle, Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs r. Tucker Will
kins, of this city.
Mr.. and Mira Wilmer Sweeney and little
Miss Ida May Sweeney, are visiting rela-i
'tives In williamsburg. Va.
Mrs. William L. Daily, of Bridgetown.s
Va. is the guest of her parents. Or. and
Mrs John Wilkins.
Miss Pauline Fisher. of Lynchburg. Is syIs-l
Ting Miss Alice r. Wilson. of this city.
Miss Beuiah Rippon, of Cheriton. Va. Is;
spending come time with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nottingham.
Miss Lillian Wilson Smith left Friday. to
visit her aunt in Elko, Va. rs aSs s.
Mrs. William G.. Smith spent Friday In
Norfolk.
Master Earl caine. OF Laurcns. s. G.. Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs Carlyle Not
ttIngham. &
Rev. John w. Hundley. who for several
years has been pastor OF the Baptist Church,
OF this city. rendered his resignation Sun
day. July 9Th. Mr.. Hundley will leave In
November to take charge OF the Baptist
Church Mt Pocomoke, Md
Miss Lola Bussels. OF Norfolk, is vls-s
ling Miss Minnie Kelam. II
Rev. T. j. C. Heath left Tuesday to visit
his parents in Onancock, Va.
Mrs. George B. Morton and Miss Marion
Morton returned Tuesday from visit to-
NassaWadox, Va. q
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Christiansburg Social News.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, July IL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Manoni celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
on Monday evening, when about sixty
of their friends were present to cons
graduate the happy couple. The house
was decorated with Bride roses and
ferns. Mrs. AIanoni wore an exquisite
gown OF old rose silk. Miss Cora
Barnes. OF Elliston. one of the brides
maids at the marriage. was present.
Misses Jennie Childress, Elizabeth
Stuart. Sherwood Flagg, Leila Sump-
ter and Florence Walters served punch.
chicken salad In heart-shaped molds,
pickles and olives, cheeseman's, beaten
biscuit, ice cream lady fingers and
angle food cake, nints and glngers
To. guests wcle Mr.. ani Mrs.
Marion w. Zirkle. DR.. and Mrs. T.. w.
Crozier, Mrs. Meador. of Texas; Mrs. p.
II. Rlngolds. Mr.. and Mrs. T, Spindle
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/ saltville Social News.
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55 2sa$s Specialize The Times Dispatch,l 4}5 s#
5& SALTYILLE, VA, July 1.-THE
E"Forty-tw two" Club was charmingly ems
5tertained Tuesday evening by Miss
Evelyn Turner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Chapman. The lawn and
veranda were prettly lighted with
Japanese lanterns. where the guests
fingered until the game began After
the game, which was greatly enjoyed
by all present, delicious refreshments
were served Miss Ollvene Miller will
entertain the club on July 24ths at her
pretty country home.
There was q a delightful musical
given at the Episcopal Church OF this
place on Monday evening" last, In which
quite q nun Der Of talented musicians
PARTED pated, Pro teaao or Aelsburg, Of
Abingd On, presided at the organ and
Miss " ne ssl ell Warret, Of Emory ,S de-
lighted the n nee with eYeral beau.
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Srr1ithfield Social News.
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Special to The Times Dispatch.J
SMITHFIELD. VA. July 11.-Misses
Mary Joyner and Frank Underwood
are visiting Miss Ida Lawson, OF Hamp-
ton.
Mrs. Herbert Hall. of chuckatuck,
Va. was the guest of Mrs. w. G.
Bunkley last week.
Mr. Jessie Newton is at home after
spending some time in Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Simpson have
returned to their home in Norfolk, af-
ter visiting Mrs. Thomas Lynch.
Mr.. Maurice Langhorne. ofR!chmond,
was the guest of his father, Mr.. NJ.
F.. Langhorne, last week.
Mrs. John Lawson and Misses Violet
and Fannie Lawson left Saturday for
Ocean View, where they will spend
several weeks.
Misses Ada Grey and Martha Wilson
are the guests OF Miss Sara Wilson. of
Furgurson's Wharf, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Scott, of New
port. were the guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. r. B. Scott last week.
Miss Eva Womble. OF Christians
burg. is visiting her sister, Miss Theo-
dosia Womble.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Simpson and son,
Frank. have returned home after spend
ing several weeks at Ocean View.
Mrs. r. E. Boykin and Miss Minnie
Boykin have returned from Hunting
ton,5 w. Va. where they were the
guests of Mrs. B. P. Wilson. I;
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Blacksbug Social News.
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BLACKSBURG. VA. July 1.-THE
young ladies of the institute and
Blacksburg gave leap year dance
Thursday evening in the German Club
Halt. The cadets remaining here for
the vacation were the guests OF honor,
and the ladies were most careful that
they should have good time. making
out the dance cards, and serving them
With light Refreshments during one Of
the intermissions. The chaperons were
Mrs. Virginia Vawter, Mrs. G. NJ. New
nan and Mrs. r. B. Nelson.
Those dancing included Miss Leona
vawter and Mr.. A. NJ. Goodloe, Miss
Virginia Vawter and Mr.. Pryor Camp
bell, Miss Anna Barrnger and Mr.. I.
B. Hutcheson, Miss Virginia Patton
and Mr.. John Waldrop, Miss Margaret
Barringer and Mr.. j. D. Cova. Miss
Virginia Means and Mr.. Stockton Nc
Murran, Miss Ailene Henderson and
Mr.. Herbert Beaseley, Miss Rosebud
Hobson and Mr.. W. S. Williams. Miss
Anna Campbell and Mr.. Stockton Heth,
Jr. Miss Carrie Webster and Mr.. VIII
liam Ives, Miss Alice Rutherford and
Mr.. j. r. Hutcheson, Miss Louise
Black and Mr.. E. s.. Alexander, Miss
Mary Patterson and Mr.. Otey Patter-
son.
Dr. and AIRS W. B. Conway. Of
Athens, and Mr.. and Mrs. Capers
Mizelle. of Atlanta, Ga. are guests Of
Professor and Mrs. Harvey l.. Price.
Miss Emma Walker returned on
Tuesday from Asheville, N. c., where,
she spent the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery,
Miss Montgomery. and Mrs. William
n. Saunders and children. have gone to
spend month at Hunters Hall, In
Franklin county.
Miss Sarah smythe, OF Charleston, s.
c., is here to spend the summer with
he I sister. Mrs. J.. S. A. johnson and
h,r brother. Professor e. "A. Smythe
Mrs. Bertha Griggs. Of Danville, Is
the guests of Mrs. William II. Joyce at
the Methodist parsonage.
Miss Mary Minor. Of Richmond. Is
the house guest OF Mrs. Alexander
Black for July and August.
Rev D. ]. Woods has gone to Frank
In county, where he will conduct a
ten days meeting at one Of the mis-
sion FONTS of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Frank Christian. Miss Annie.
Christian and Mr. F. w. Christian arr
rived from Richmond on Monday and
Vii srend the summer at Mountain
We've the home OF Colonel w. Il.
Palmer. near town.
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Punch was SERVED during the evening,
and after the game ices and sweets.
a moonlight picnic at Capper's Lithiai
Spring was given Tuesday evening by
about twenty-four young people, part
OF whom went horseback and part by
hack. The party was gotten up BY
Miss Leila Goldsmith in honor Of the
house party being entertained at her
home on Eighth Street.
Mrs James Earhart entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of Radford Pres
byterian Church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs William Ingles was hostess to
the New River Grays. U. ID. c., Friday,
at La Riviere. A letter was read from
the R. E. Lee Chapter. U. D. c.. of CO.
lnmbus. o.. thanking the New River
Grays for great basket of Ivy. honey
suckle, crimson rambler roses and vir-
GINA creeper sent for the cemetery at
Camp Chase the 9Th. Decoration Day.
large and very attractive german.
led by Mr.. D. La Cova. OF Cuba. as
sisted by Miss Kathleen Cassell. was
danced at the Opera House Friday eve
ming, at which about thirty couples
participated. Music was furnished by
a Roanoke orchestra. and dancing was
kept up until late hour. A very
.eHJOydDle mop was given OH ltIlS 4IOI-
lowing evening, many Of the dancers
being still In town.
Mrs. L. A. Hooper and children, of
Bluefield. spent several days this week
with Mrs. G. G. johnson.
Mrs. J. r.. Vaughan. OF Roanoke, and
Miss Rosa Baker. OF Emporia. were
guests of Mrs. j. l. Vaughan. at the
West End Hotel. Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Baker returning with Mrs.
to shawsville, where she was
her guest during the week
Mrs. John T. Maginnis, OF Shawsville,
spent the weekend with Miss Julia
w Billiard. Mrs Maginnis was en-
tertained informally Saturday evening
by Mrs. Oscar B. Pryor. a delightful
musical program being rendered by
Mrs. Pryor, Mr.. E. S. Jones and daugh-
ter, Alice.