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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22


contributes largely toward insurins
future good citizenship. Give the boy
a chance to attend well equipped
school aid an able, enthusiastic
teacher, and | have no fear but he will
make good" wherever his lot may be
cast.
In the following, have commented
upon such topics as l considered
worthy of attention at this time.
Since my last report the City o.
Viroqua has withdrawn from supervI
sion of the county superintendent,
No part of the city schools is included
in this report. This change makes
practically no difference in the WORK
of the county superintendent, but i,
diminishes our state institute fund BY
about twenty dollars. AS this funG
was not sufncient for the needs o.
our county, TO further diminish il,
will be a serious handicap in the
efficiency of future institutes.
The territory of several joint schoo
districts in the towns of Bergen
Genoa and Harmony have been re
adjusted ant I new district has beel
formed This makes the same nun
Der of districts under my supervision
as before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Louisa Social News.

ESpecial to The Times Dispatch
LOUISA, VA, February S.-Mrs
west has returned to her home in
Lynchburg, after visiting her cousins
the Misses Goodwins, here for the past
Mrs T. w. sims is spending this
Judge i. w. sims. Who repre serrtn4 3ht
district in the State Senate,
The little daughter of Rev. and Nrrs
=. q. Davis, while playing around a
washing machine, caught her finger in
IL ana mad 1t cut off at the first Joint.
madame Rumor says we are to have
Two marriages here soon In the same
FAMILY, but as yet no announcements
have been made 'i'e : %
Mrs. Floyd King spent several DAYS
last week with her husband. Senator
King. in Richmond.
me young folks of Louisa hive been
ENJOYING fine coasting lately on Gooch's
M. The boys provided big sleds and
,iuse nonflres, and these who tried ii
pf"nounced It fine fun.
Mr. VIII Goodwin is at his post OF
Wy WY as assistant county clerk again.
after quite spell of grin
Mrs. William Winston is visiting ber
daughter. Mrs. Pinder, on South rhird
Street, Richmond. Va -
Mrs Nirgie Perkins is convalescent
aiIer severe spell OF pneumonia.
Or; r. L. Barrett Is still very III 81.
his home here - az
Or. w. Q. Smith Is out again arto,
suffering from severe cold.
MI John jackson. an old resident
OF louisa, who died suddenly In Rich.
nona Saturday night, was buried FROM
''e CHRISTIAN Church here on Tuesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Newport News Social News.

TSnecn 10 The Times Dlsnatch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. February s.
Misses Mary and Flora Stuart.
daughters of Captain j. f. B. Stuart,
nave gone TO Staunton to enter the
Virginia Female Institute. The Misses
Stuart graduated at the local high
school with the class of February. 'oS.
Mrs. T. +. Stearnes has returned
from Winston-Salem, n. c., where she
was called on account of the death of
her friend, Mrs. Meyer.
MISS Anna Garrow returned to Farm
Nille yesterday to re-enter the Normal
School Miss Garrow has been iii from
pneumonia ut her home in this city.
MISS Matte Didlake. of Richmond.
mas returned home after spending sew
at 200 .'Th'yty third street
MISS sadie Mcneil has returned from
VISIT to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Salllr Pickett Corbell wi,
s :l.H+l1i this month at the local high
.Sncoi ms gone to Richmond to en-
'er inc Woman's College
MISS Louise Scott has returned FROM
VISIT To friends in Portsmouth
MISS Elsie Hoilingsworth has gone
20 PehnsylVania to spend the remand.
cr 81 the winter with relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Entertain Leap Year Club.
Especial to The TImes-1,lspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
E;MPORIA. VA, February S.-The
Junior Leap Year Club was entertain
ed by Miss Myra Scaborn at her home
on Virginia Avenue. Monday evening
from to II o'clock. The parlors and
hall were tastefully decorated with
ferns and cut flowers. In the recep-
ton hall. in a bower of cut flowers
palms and ferns. Mrs. J. t. Fox and
Mrs. c. M. hayward received and
served the guests with fruit punch
Progressive euchre, with whats in a
Name" were the amusements of the
evening. AT II o'clock delicious re-
freShmentS We're served.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Fox
Walter Cheatham. with Miss Llbbie
Bliss; Fl. Fl. Grubbs. with Miss Maud
Vaughan: ]. o. Miller with Miss Naomi
Cosden: S. y Haming with Miss Min
ME Flythe: ]. j. Naming. with Miss
Frances Land; S. H. Cruickshanks,
with Miss Leka Jones: S. b. Turner,
with Miss Maymc Land; T.. j. Hall
with Miss Helen Jones: S. NJ. Lindley
with Miss Eva Gay Baker: II. l.. Brant-
ley. with Miss Haidec Everett; DR..
w. P. Adams. with Miss Bette Everett;
]. l.. Suffer. with Miss Ula Everett;
3. w Wyc,he; II, with Miss Mamie n, g
Hart DR.. ]. T. Davis, with Miss Sallie
Bailey; B. d. Wiltshire, with Miss Mary
Bailey: Guerrant Tredway, with Miss
Mary Machin: Mesdames Bailey, Bay
nard, Robinson and Johnson.
Prize winners, Mr.. Fl. H. Grubbs,
Miss Mary Bailey. Miss Frances Land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Williamsburg Social News.
,snec,al to The rlmes-Dlspatch.l

.Special to The -Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February S.
Miss Julia Tyler has returned home
after a weeks pleasant visit to the
Sherwood, Old Point.
Miss, Virginia Braithwaite, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Richmond, has returned home.
Mrs. S. j. Brooks and little daugh-
ter, FLORENCE, of Manchester, are visit
ing relatives In this city.
Mrs. r. G.. Barlow Is confined to
the house, having suffered a slight
stroke Of paralysis q few days ago.
Mrs. ], N. Purcell and son. Thorpe,
have returned home from a short visit
to Harrisonburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Pur-
cell will leave shortly for the South
Mr.. Fl. G. Spencer paid flying visit
to Staunton last week to see his wife,
who is visiting there for her health.
Misses Lucy and Letetia BloXton will
leave soon for Richmond, where they
will enter business college,
Mr.. A. III. Sharp is in New York for
a two weeks stay for transaction Of
business.
Mr., and Mrs. Knight have been
Visitors for the past two weeks at
Mrs, Layborn waltrip. OF Bacon, is
In Newport News, at the bedside Of
her son, Archie, who has been very Ill
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James * Nightingale,
of Plney Grove, We're recent visitors at
the home of Mrs. Austin, IS gtSts,fg6
Miss IMeila Ayler, OF Newport4 News,
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Blacksburg Social News.
Is Sn: to -, Times-pispatch. ]

~, Sneclal TO ~. Times Dispatch I
~, b1aCkSBURG, VA, FEBRUARY s.
. me chlet social event of the week was
W, w mldWlnter german given by the
ccrsinla polytechnic Institute German
oiun IN their hall Friday evening at
oGi9ek, Mr. Philip Haxall Noiand.
VI ~ Mi l Va, was the leader. a
neighboring towns We're present. some
OF whom are staying in town and on
the campus for the Weekend W
Alumni OF the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute are Interested in the mar
rage of Miss Roberta Rlnine NrcMutt
and Mr. Harry Caperton Elicit. ~
take place at o'clock on "Wednesday
evening, February 18th, In the bride.
elects home, at Princeton, w. Va. Mn
Elicit is native OF Montgomcrv
county, graduate of the V. p I
class of 1897, and is now an attornew
OF the Virginia Railway Miss Nc
Mutt spent part of last summer nj
the Yellow Sulphur Springs. and made
many friends among the people there
from all parts OF the South.
Professor Fletcher, the new director
s Of The virginia experiment station;
rived i've in Blacksburg and will have
when they vii take possession "1i
rssinithfieid," one of the old Preston
homes, now leased by the yirrinia
folytechnlc Institute.
M pf9 lIs A, v; Bishop, principal or
we High School was called ia Ills
f'noine at Riner, on Monday by the III
Hsss of his brother.
MRS Nance. of Fort Worth Ark
nit Tor the latter place Tuesday. TAX,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Cape Charles Social News.
.rspeclnl to rhe rimes.nisna1ch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
cAPE CHARLES. VA, February
turned from visit of several weeks
to her parents in North Carolina.
Miss Mary jackson Wood, Of Manteo,
n. e., has accepted a position as steno-
grapher in the law offices of Kendall
& Daniel, of this city.
Mr.. II. w. B. Williams. who has been
ndisposed for a week. has recovered
sufficiently to be again at his desk
In the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mr.. Oscar H. Hargis and Miss Matte
Bloxom. both of this city. We're quietly
married last Thursday at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. Hargis is a
popular young business. man. and Miss
Bloxom a very attractive and accom-
their home near Cape Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Burruss
Sweeny are comfortably quartered in
their handsome new residence. on Ran
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Andrew Mcclure
were the guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L. Schmeitz, of Hampton
MI; Mr.. and an Mrs Mrs. william Bullitt Fitz-
evening in tho city, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Daniel.
Hon. Willis A. Jenkins, of Newport
News, spent Tuesday and part of We'd
nesday here. and the remainder of the
public free schools OF the county.
Mr.. Q. +. Mears, of Eastville. spent
Thursday in Cape Charles.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the council, held Monday and Tuesday
evenings 1t was ordered that bills be
presented for enactment by the I.eris-
lature authorizing the issue of 100000
worth of bonds. for the extension of
the water and sewer system, and the
erection of a public school building
the later to cost $4,000.
MISS Maud Downs, n niece of Mrs
j. e. n. Sterling, will visit Baltimore
next week.
The new residence of Captain Thos
PARSONS, on Randolph Avenue, is rapid
~ nearing Completion
Hon. l.. l.. Nottingham. superinten
dent of schools for the county, paid the
Cape Charles High School an official
visit last week
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ing her son with her. rho latter, a
first-year cadet at the institute, has
been Ill with pneumonia for several
weeks.
Professor w. H. Rasche returned
Monday from New Orleans, where he
was called by tho serious illness of
his wife, who Is with her parents
there.
Mr.. Henry G. wysor, OF Dublin. spent
several days In Blacksburg this week
with his sister. Mrs. G.. w. Walker.
Mr.. G. g. Guignnrd, OF Charleston,
s. c., has been visiting his father-in-
law. DR.. j. M. McBryde, near town.
Miss Louise Black, a pupil at Hol-
Inns Institute. Is spending the week at
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. White returned
Monday from their wedding trip. which
included q visit to washington and
Richmond.
Mr.. Harris Hart, examiner of public
schools for the district, paid an official
visit to tho Blacksburg school this
week.
Mrs. judith X. Walker left wednes-
day for a visit of several weeks to
relatives in Danville
Rev. T.. w. Irwin, of Rndford. and
DIR. A. L. Phillips, of Selma, Ala, We're
guests of Rev. d. j. Woods this week.
Miss Locke Linkous has sufficiently
recovered from her. recent illness. to
resume her position In the High School.
Mrs. G.. w. Black returned to-day
from visit to Edenton. N. G.. and q
weeks stay with Mrs. j. i. jackson,
In Richmond.
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Appomattox Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
APPROPRIATION. VA. February s.
Miss Annie Marshall and Mr.. Eldridge
Cheatham, both of this county, were
married at the Baptist parsonage on
Wednesday afternoon, and left immc-
diately for a bridal trip North.
Miss G.. Anne Wear is spending some
time, with Mrs. a. b. Smith. in Rich
mond.
Miss Eula Burke spent several days
of this week with Miss Barnard. or
Lynchburg.
Mrs. John Furbush and daughter,
Jennie, have returned to their home
in Switchback, w. Va. after spending
several weeks here with relatives.
Mr.. Clint Steel and Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Steel spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Steel. of Concord
On Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. q. Coleman. leap year
party was given in honor of her
Youngest son; Mace, to celebrate his
eighteenth birthday. Delightful re-
freshments We're served, and games
played. and great deal of merriment
was caused by the proposals by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09

jamie Taulconer Josephine Shakes
penre Annie Durrcttc and Mrs. T. =.
Gayle, and Messrs. w. T.. Kent, Hugh
S. Charters. 4. .. Gayle, Albert Taul-
coner, w y. Todd. W. D. Lannraill.
Glenroy Harris. e. y. and Page
Stephens, Robert Gordon, Beale Car
mic, r. a. Harris, Jr, Charles Grnhlie
and Tlwood Gayle.
Mr.. 7. C. Lawrence, of Fairfax coun.
ty, is on a visit to hts many friends Of
spotsylvanin and vicinity.
Mr.. william w. Brown, Of Knoxville.
Tenn. is here for IN. extended visit
and Orange counties.
Mr.. II. S. Beverley of Nottoway
county, after visiting friends. Mt Spot
sylvania and other points In the coun-
ty, has returned home.
Mr.. William j.. Jenkins. of North
field, Mass. Is on an extended visit to
his numerous friends in Spotsylvania
Elliott II. ID Jnrncttc. ESD. attorney
ing his many friends at Parker, and
Spotsylvania. has returned home.
Mr.. Henry M. 1'itahugh. OF Gooch-
land county. Is on an extended visit
to friends In Orange and Spotsylvania
counties.
Mr.. William ID. Todd. of Wilderness
Va. is on n visit of some days to Mr..
Elwood Gayle and Mr.. j. r. Todd, of
Spotsylpania.
A very pleasant card party was
given last week by Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Il. Talley of Curlew. Va, and n
highly enjoyable evening was spent by
the entire company present. Among
those present and participating were
Misses Willie Talley, Ruth Harris,
Myrtle Hicks. Lottic Pcndleton, Ella
Grear. Bessie Parker and Grace Adams,
and Messrs. Sydney Parker, John
Hicks. Emmett Seay. Lucien Pool. Cecil
Warren Horace pritphpft t2ur1av l.
sop and Everett Waite. Miss Adams
and Mr.. Warren Were the prize win
ners. Delightful refreshments were
served by the host and hostess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Blackstone Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times DispatchI
BLACKSTONE. VA, February s.
Mrs. J. Neblett, of McKenney. returned
home this week after a delightful visit
to friends here.
Mrs. Frank Epes is out again after
quite a spell of the grip.
!, Mrs. Beeb zee has as been quite sick with
glad to know she is better
Mrs. Boiling, of Amelia, paid a visit
to Mrs. L. *. Bishop this week
Miss Ruth Smithson, Of Crewe, was
the guest of the Misses Atkins this
week.
Miss Matte Epes left for Grove this
week to visit her sister, Mrs. Joe Jor-
dan.
Mr.. Ed Dupuy left on Wednesday
lie hopes to regain his health.
Rev. j. O. Moss attended the meet
ing of :he Anti-Saloon League in Rich
mond this week.
Dr.. j. Il, Adams and wife spent a
day in Petersburg this week
Mr.. S. L. Barrow spent a day or so
In Richmond this week in attendance
upon the convention of the Anti-Saloon
League.
Miss Annie Bishop. who is teaching
school at Melville, returned home on
Wednesday, on account of having the
grip.
Mr.; Land and wife were at Murphys
Hotel this week for several DAYS.
Mrs. e. w. Sanford entertained her
friends at her home on South Main
Street, few days ago in honor of her
guest, Miss Trevilian, of Richmond The
residence was observation-disclosures in
Green and white. palms and narcissus,
which, with its many lights. presented
q most attractive appearance. Mrs
Sanford was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Daniel Dean. Vocal and instru-
mental music added greatly to the en-
joyments of the evening, during which
delightful refreshments of cream and
cakes in varied hues and shapes were
served.
Among the many guests present We're
Misses Gertrude Treviian. Josie Jones,
Mamie and Helen Barrow, Ruth Comp
ton, Lucy Maggie and Clair OVERLY.
Mary Bate IIpes. Helen Kennedy. Alice
Robertson and Lillian Mason; Messrs.
Douglas overly, Earnest and Vincent
lnge. Logan Harris. DR.. C. G. Tucker,
Asbury Compton, Wilbur Webb W. W.
Nehiett, G. C. Cardoza, John Ward and
Hunter 1rby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
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girls. About thirty young friends
were entertained.
Hon. Aubrey E. STROBE Hon. r. C.
Moon and Mr.. Henry Sackett, of Lynch
burg. were visitors to AppomattoS on
Monday.
Miss Nina Jones, who has been quite
sick for the past week, Is improving.
Miss Frances Clement spent Thurs
day at Spuot Springs with friends.
Miss Annie Caldwell. who has been
spending some time with friends in
Lynchburg, returned home Monday.
Cleveland Stanley. the adopted son
of Mr.. j. +. Dickerson, who was re-
ported i'll with pneumonia last week,
died Sunday morning. His mother was
buried just week ago
Captain ]. f. Dickerson. who has
been Ill with pneumonia, IS Improves.
Among the visitors to Lynchburg on
Thursday We're Mrs. T.. w. Taylor and
son, Curtis; Mr.. S. L. Ferguson and
son, Sam, and Mrs. Trent and chill
dren.
MIR. Abner, H. Gregory is spending
this week at his home here.
Mr.. N. c.. Gregory, who has been i'll
with grip for three weeks, is able TO
be out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Fredericksburg Social News.

Special to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. February
tainments of the winter was the con-
cert at Fredericksburg College on
Monday night. The college orchestra
rendered number of selections. There
who sang The Nightingale" and II
Am Lonesome For You Dixie" and by
Mr.. r. A. Solan, who sang THE Lankee
Yankee Boy in Blue" Mr.. Charles
Wright, Mrs. j. q. Proctor, Mr. and
"kentucky Babe" and Miss Eleanor
McCracken recited "Tingarella." The
audience was highly pleased and en-
Mrs. May Embrey Rowlett enter
tanned the Euctre Club and guests Mt
her home ut "Fairview.". Tuesday eve
sng ffom to egpeh There
won the first prize; Mrs. Dur Green
the second; Miss Edmo Fitzhush, the
guests prize. and Miss Josephine
Wright. Of Richmond, secured the
BOBBY.
Miss Mamie Ficklen entertained the
Tuesday Night Euchre Club. There
We're many players. Mrs. Thomas s.
Shepherd winning the first prize; Mr..
Ellerby Carter got the BOBBY
The young people have enjoyed the
pastime of skating and sleigh-riding
this week to their hearts content.
Mr.. G. B. Carmichael. who has been
ms SISTER mere, mas returned
to Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. Thomas Jones, who has been
III for some time at the NJ. w. Hospital
here, is but little improved
Miss Matte Quinn, of Washington.
IS spending some time here with the
family OF her father. Captain S. J.
Quinn.
Miss Adelaide Gayle of Norfolk. who
mas mas been visiting Mrs. j. II. Henderite
mas returned home.
Mrs. W. L. Messick. of Irvington. is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. p.
Rowe.
Miss Vivian Conway. of this CITY.
left few days ago with party of
friends for an extended trip abroad to
last about ten months.
Mr.. p. II. Russell, of Farmville
school inspector, was here this week
guest of Rev. r. a. Williams.
Commonwealth's Attorney T.. Stoke
ley Coleman, and bride. of SpotsyI-
vania, are guests of Mr.. Lee J. Graves
Mrs. w. N. Blake, who has been
quite sick for several weeks. is con-
valescent.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Lewis has returned from
a visit to friends in New York
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Spotsylvania Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl

lspeclal to The Times ispatch.l
Mr. sPqTs - An. VA February n s..
county and viii extend his Visit to 4,
Culpeper county next week.
Mr.. w. A. Thomas. of Richmond. is
on an extended visit to friends in SPOT
sylvania and Caroline counties.
Mr.. W. y. Stephens, who has been
absent from this county for nine years,
Is visiting his relatives and friends in
Mr.. William Y. Todd, of Brockroad,
Va. is visiting relatives at Spotsyl-
vania.
Mr.. ]. j. Dunavant. Of Ely's, Va, is
visiting relatives at Spotsylvania.
who has been on social visit to
friends at Spotsylvania, has returned
home.
Nj. r A, Harris, Jr.. has returned
rom visit to friends In Washington,
have given to youthful hearts more
genuine pleasure and delightful re-
creation faet 10, than the leap year party given
tn the young ladies and gentlemen Of this
Vicinity at his home, 1.-THE Bachelors
Palace" 1t was clearly the event OF
~ other social gatherings Of this Sec
,was led by DIR. j. Glenroy Harris, and
his accomplished sister, Miss Louise.
and in few minutes allsthe devotees
OF tlrpriehorean art there present, We're
absorbed In that Fascinating pleasure.
Promptly at 1890 the bachelor host,
Mr., j, T, Todd, invited his guests to a
table laden with viands fit for the
gods, which was greatly enjoyed.
Dancing was then resumed till day
llght, when service Of wine was dis
nensed after which the young people
with an nppreciatiye expression of
banks u through their spokesman. Mr.,
n, n A. Harris, IT., left for their homes,
Ihose present and dancing We're Misses
Louise Harris, Ieannette EJerrell, Maud
Mtlliams, Della Faulconer, Lottia Kent,
Mary Andrews. Ruth Kent. Daphm
inedd, Susie Todd Ruby Todd, Lottie
sent, Nellie Hilldrupp. Essie kent,