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The Washington times., 1909-02-25
THE Merry Widow" Opens
Two-Week Engage
ment Here.
DE WOLF HOPPER
AT THE BELASCO
Conan and Harris MinstrelS Seen
at Columbia for Second Time
This Season.

Here are some of the singers TO he
heard at the New National next week
and the following week I'm Franz
Lehar's celebrated Viennese operetta-
The Merry Widow"
Donald Brian, as Danillo; Robert +.
Graham. as POpOff; Fred Frear. as the
willy Nish: William G. Weeden, as
Jolidon. Miss Frances Cameron. con-
coded to be the queen of an the widows
in the famous Henry W. Savage family.
will appear as Sonia. and WashingtOn's
own Francesca Kaspar will sing the eX-
acting role of Natalie. Withal, il will
he one Of the grea test singing Organiza-
tio1& heard in Washington for many
weeks. 1t must not be forgotten, too,
that The Merry Widow Waltz is not
the only musical number in the oper-
eta as many have been led 10 believe.
There are, all told, twenty-five special
musical and song features, all Of them
gems in themselves. and an important
part In the motive of the operetta
The engagement at the New National.
seats tor which were placed on sale
this morning at the box office. will
cover sixteen performances, twelve
nights and four matinees. In order
properly 70 care for the throngs anxious
to see and hear it, telephone orders
have been completely suspended, and
more than ten seats are not sold to any
one patron.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
FACES
STRENUOUS DAYS
Will Devote the Rest Of His
Time to Public
Business.

The Presidents remaining days in the
White House will probably be among
the busiest Of his Administration He
Will attend no more publ or private
functions. except the dinne TO be given
by ecretary Straus on March ,, which
marks the last one Of the Cabinet din
Hers. The President intends TO confne
himself entirely TO public business. such
as signing bills and urging legislation
nc would ike TO see passed by Congress-
before he steps out Of the White House.
Among the bills the President is par
ticularly interested in is the one admit
ting Arizona and New Mexico to State
hood.
The President, accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt, Miss Ethel Master Kermit
and Secretary Loeb arrived in the city
shortly before o'clock last night from
New York, where they had gone to at
tend the funeral of the President )
nephew, Stewart Robinson, who was
accidentally. killed by a fall from q
window of his dormitory at Harvard
college last Saturday night.
This trip TO New York will be the last
one the President viii make until he be-
comes plain Mr.. Roosevelt on March f.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
Hamlet Marks Best
Of MauteIPS Acting

Perhaps the most noteworthy event
of Mr.. MantelTs engagement in Wash
ington was his presentation Of Ham
let last evening, which attracted 10 the
National Theater a distinguished audi
enCe Of ShakespeaTean students. prom
inent educators. and a Eoodly number
Of clergymen.
Mr.. MautelTs Hamlet is worthy Of
serious consideration for two reasons
Because Of his consistent development
Of the character along lines carefully
marked out in the earlier scenes; and
because Of the wide divergence Of his
conception from that of actors long
regarded as authoritative interpreters
OF this role.
The Hamlet Of Mr.. ManteU IS the
antithisls Of the Hamlet Of Forbes
Robertson. In the hands Of Mr.. Robert
son. the Dane becomes an idealiZel
character. BY Nj MantelIs treatment
he becomes a very matter-Of-fact, al
most mate-ialistic prince.
Rather than a Hamlet with the i'm
aginatiOn brCadAned AT the expense OF
a diseased viii. Nj Mantcll makes him
out q Hamlet Of fixed purpose with a
hesitancy born only OF conscientious
desire 20 make assurance dOUbly sure
SOllOQuleS which. IN the hands or MI
Robertson. are but feeble efforts @
bolster up his purpose, become when
acted by Mr.. Mantel, sporadic bursts
of passion.
Whatever may be the popular fudg-
ment regarding Mr. Mantell's premises
II must be admitted that his conception
Is carried out with infinite pains. And
his acting in this role bore less Of the
mark Of the old school and evoked moro
convincing power than anything he has
played SO far during his engagement
here
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
"Shylock' and Hamlet
Prove Most Effective
Performances.
NEW CONCEPTION
OF COURT SCENE
lew Leaves Chambers in Pride.
Danish Prince Made ReSO-
lutte and Vigorous.

Mr. ManteH's bill for Wednesday in
cludeI the two large undertakings OF
"Shylock' and Hamlet" 1t is pleas
ant to note that in both approximations
ne attained an effectiveness beyond
any Of his earlier enactmcuts of the
week.
Shylock is one of the most clearly
defined roles in Shakespeare. It impos-
es upon any actor, Of whatever school,
the manifest task Of impersOnatinc
defnitive character. In il, even men
IKE Macklyn undertook to submerge
self far enough to create an illusion
of another personality. This was. Of
course, Mr.. MantelTs purpose yester-
day afternoon, and he succeeded in il
further than in his Claude Melnotte,"
his Macbeth or his Lear"
One scene was beautifully done-that
Of the reveIati N Of his sinister plan
TO wreck Antonio. Here ms facial eN-
preston was not only unmistakable
but natural convincing. and full Of
character. His most distinctly personal
reading was that Of the court scene
when specialization hopeIessIy and
made contemplate in the eyes of all
Venice-lets his eyes fan upon his en-
envy and vlthdraWS from the council
chamber. not crushed and bent, but
with an assertion Of pride that brought
a storm OF handclapping from his mat
nee audience. Other students have con
ceived the Jews bearing 10 be alto
gether different; but this does not mean
that Mr.. Nantell IS not entitled To his
own reading, and % respectful atteu-
ton for It when 10 proves as effective
"a HH..Hn ID
Otherwise the production was mod
erately meritOriouS Miss Russell prov
cd a superior aptitude for vivify.nC the
verse of Shakespeare as POTtla. reading
the lines Of the CaskeZ scene with much
charm Nr Liber was a. manly Bias
sanio albeit az times Le ran his words
together Mt HaileS was the Antonio
and gave vigOr to the Tule' with asSeT-
tive euunCiati0D. The Brady mounting
OF the tragedy was beautiful If not
lavish.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
CHASE'S-Vaudeville.

Chase's will next week aid i'm enter
tanning inaugural visitors by giving a
polite vaudeville BILL embracing Char
l"tte Parry and company. the MCNauEh-
ions, the Hazardous Globe. Charles T..
Semon. the Three LeightOLs the Boot
black Quartet Scott and Wilson. and
the latest American yitagraph series
Hunting CTOcOdiles."
Ia her new prDtean comedy. The
FomstOck Mystery" Miss Parry as
riImes seven different roles, completely
battling her auditors. and affOrding a
wonderful exhibition Of artistic versa
Tility. TIE added attraction will be the
McNaught1Es. heralded as English
music hall comedians Of the "patter''
variety.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
BRANCH OFFICES
NORTIIWEST-


NEW YORK AVE PHAHMACY. New York
ave. and y Cap St
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NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave
Phone NJ 1870
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth and Park
road Phone G. 1851.
L T. TAHOE COZ 9th and 2 SITS. Phone
" 49,
r. A VEITCH. 27th and " SITS. Phone n. 7s--
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EALTBYS PHARMACY. 1861 Calvert ST.
MATTINGLY,s PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone y. -g-5.
Il T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4h 81 and
Massachusetts ave. Phone II. 4Ufg
YERNOLD. J+Jl l4th st. Phone Col al
QCIGLEI'S PHARMACY. list and - SITS
Phone W. 90.
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GOLDENBEBG' >. 7th and X ST.. Phone III
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space Phone ~. 1900.
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AGENCY. lI45 10Th ST. hone ~ sos
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Island ave and L ST. Phone n. -tI.
GESSFO8D'S PHARMACY. Sth aud u SITS
S. n WAGNER & co. LIST ans Il. Phon,
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The Washington times., 1909-02-25
COLUMBIA-OnIy Appearance of Nine.
Emma Eames Here This Season.


Nine Emma Games, the American
rrima donna Of the metropolitan Grand
Opera company, assisted by Emilio lie
GoEorza. baritone, viii make her only
appearance this season IN washington
at the Columbia Theatcr. Tuesday at
tcTnOon. March .. at 40. At TO time in
her artistic career was Emma Games
heard with greater pleasure than in her
splendid operate performances at the
Metropolitan Opera House this season.
Emma Eanles occupies a most unique
position in the art world Her wonder
full voice, art, and personality, combine
10 make her appearances IT, opera or
concert. an event OF unusual interest
There is double pleasure in recording
the extraordinary successes Of Emilio
De GOgOrZa, since they grew rrOm pUr-
est merit, regardless Of advance pTCCla-
nations. AS a recital artist, Il is said,
no male singer In this country equals
him I'm the artistry ezsenJla, 10 the sue
cessfuI, proclamation of the musical.
poetic, and dramatic contents of tic
lyrics
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
LYCEUM-"The Yankee Doodle Girls"

What will, perhaps, result in proving
q record breaker Of the season at the
New Lyceum Thcater will be "The
Yankee Doodle Girls" booked for this
week.
The program and company Of the
present season eutitle them 10 the
trade mark, THE BurIes0uc Show -
the Hour The company is IL large and
excellent one, presenting two breezy
and well written burlcsques. entitled
AT the SPRING. and Seeing Wash
ingtOu.' both Of which are staged i'm
Broadway style. The oii0 is unusually
strong. and Includes many of the we'll
known stars who have appeared here
before.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
BELASCO-De Wolf Hopper IN "The
Pied PiDer"

a new and fantastic character by De
Wolf Hopper is a theatrical treat prom
Used us next week al the Belasco The
alter, when the Messrs. Shubert viii
present an entirely new fantasy entitled
The Pied Piper, written expressly for
Mr.. Hopper by Austin Strong, with
music by Manuel Klein.
It is in two acts and three scenes,
with the usual elabOrateness in the
matter Of sceneTy and costumes that
character the recent Shubert shows
Mr.. HOppeT's new part IS the Pied Piper
Of Hamelin. The scenery, costumes and
general stage effects are new, and IT Is
said, Of a lavishness not often attempt
Cd in modern comic opera.
There are nearly a hundred people in
the production. including the pick OF
New York Casino girl forces and incl
dentally the dozen statUesque beauties
Who achieved fame as the daughters
- Wang during Mr. Hopper's re-
vival Of that piece last year
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
SONG PROVES HIT
IN LYCEUM SHOW

One Of the hits Of Uncle Sans
Bellies" At the Lyceum this week Is
Swimming" song written By H. O.
Curtis Davis, d Washington song writ
or.
Mr. Curtis, who writes under the nom
de plume OF oliver Curtis" has also
produced a number Of Onc-act sketches
Of merit. He is now al work on blue
Roses playlet. al the request OF
wcLl-knoWn theatrical manaaer
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
CoLUMBIA-COhan and Harris Min
StTels


The Columbia Theater announces for
jts inaugural week attraction the Conan
d Harris Minstrels, which appeared
here only q few weeks ago; but the
phenomenal success and the cordial
greeting accorded the company on that
occasion has prompted the management
70 secure this organization for Tet@rn
engagement.
There has seldom been presented in
Washington a minstrel entertainment
possessing so many splendid and attrs r.
tive features as this organization gave
on their appearance here Christmas
week. From spectacular point Of
view the stage OF tho Columbia The
alter has seldom shown such elaborate
scenery OF more dazzling effects.
The company Is ldenUcally the same
rs on its last visit Il comes here direct
from the record breaking engagement in
Boston, where 10 f. now filling the BUs-
ton TheateT at every performance
George Evans. who has been confined
for the past three weeks at a hospital
In Utica, returns 90 the company for
its Washington engagement.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
SPEARED in HEART.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pr, Feb. %
Jared by a huge hammer, which, in
falling. struck IT. a. sianciug blOw. O.
snarp-pOinted instrument used by Fred
srick Colt ON "a press forge al the Beth
Ieuem Steel Works today. TsbOuuded
and flew straight for Cots heart pIcrc-
ing II like IN arrow. His death was in
Simultaneous.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
MAJESTIC-Moving Pictures and
Vaudeville

The Majestic Thearcr offers another
bright and catchy bin for next week.
Vaudeville Includes York and Herbert.
comedy hand baIanCers. Schaefer's Nu-
steal Trio. German comedy instrument
taIlsts, and others. The famous camera
phone talking pictures viii introduce
many new and up-tO-date numbers
New traveIOEues, new illustrated songs,
and the latest motion pictures viii
round out the program.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
ACADEMY-"Busy Izzy's Boodleo

Busy Izzy's Doodle" will be offered
- the patrons Of the Academy as the
Inauguration week attraction.
T. d. Stair has fitted the piece with
4 handsome scenic embellishments and
sends forth his star. George Sidney. well
equipped for the seasons work. New
music. new songs, ensemble numbers
and faces, have been added, and the
The Washington times., 1909-02-25

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collect.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Give Re-
cital March 8.

PaderewskI, the great pianist, will give
his only recital in this city on Monday
afternoon. March 8. at the National
Theater 40. This recital was an
nouuced for February 3, and owing to
an accident 10 Mr.. Paderewskis finger
was necessarily postponed. All ticket1
purchased for first date are good for
March g.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
AT 90 TAKES BRIDE OF Is.

MORELLA, Mexico, Feb c5.-Juan
Landcta, d Spanish multi-millionaire
ninety years old. and Dolores UPDina,
eighteen years old, were married here
today.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
AUDITORIUM-Burton Holmes Trav
eloPue on vienna


At the New Masonic Auditorium next
Sunday night The subject of the Burton
Holmes TTdvelOEuc Will bc Vienna,
delivered by Wright Kramer, the fellow
traveller Of ar. Holmes.
Vienna stands today as the mosl
ErandiOse of European cities, and at the
some ,ime one of the most lkabIe, COM
hining something of the OrderlineSs of
Berlin and not a little of the freedom
and fashion OF Paris. ArchltecturalIy.
Vienna is the most superb of capitals
and Der great th0ToGGhfares. publ.
squares, and decorative spaces are the
envy Of the world. Nr- Holmes illus
tratiOns and life pictures snow all these
phases OF Eieunese life and environment
4 few side trips viii be taken TO the
lake district % SalShdmmeTEut 20 Ischl,
20 wonderful OLD SalzburE and the val
Ieys OF the Austrian Alps. including a
thrilling Alpine tour.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
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CHAs. il. BLgMER. N cap. ED q s,s
Mc5,HEsEET & JOACHIM sth and r. SIS
Phone l. Zi51.
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RUAcH DRUG CO. sth and C SIS. s,ne L.
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BTRY'g PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS. Phone T. lJIg.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

O ST y r. 12I-Near Capitol and Union
9-A--'n- furnished cpunlunicating rooms
h2usekeeping IL desired IT.
FAIRNONT ST.. IS58-severaI nicely FUR
nished rooms. near 18th ST. cars, by day.
weeS or month; private family fe-4-3t'
MARYLAND AVE. n. f.. l2f2-Iarge Hrht
furnished rooms FOR rent. 81 a month single.
$40 double: heat. gas. bath. and telephone
SOUTH CAPITOL ST = w. nI-Three-
room fiat for rent. bath and gas; furnished
-----L-0, EtLE cheap u
3D. ST ~ w. 2.g-SlngIe and connecting
front furnished rooms facing the Avenue.
9TH ST. NV. IIzs-Two very nice rooms to
refined parties. Housekeeping If desired; quiet
home fe2f-3ts
yTH ST. n W. I51C-Four furnished rooms
for rent fe25-2t'
LONE WIDOW would like lady TO share
a Hat Of three rooms. everything furnished.
convenient 10 cars BOX 5lS, Times office
18TH ST. y. E. s2I-One front and one back
room; furnished for inauguration fe25-St'
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
A ST. " L. 62g-Three large rooms and al
cove; Light housekeeping heat gas and
bath no children feg3-3t
+ ST " W. 125-Two large rooms: light
housekeeping heat gas and bath, Sl5-
&C.,
T ST. y. W, 625-Back parlor and small
room with stationary wash stand heat. gas.
bath call al basement fez3-3t
UNFURNISHED apartments. 7 rooms and .
baths. REM reduced. Apply OFFICE Of the
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second floor front or back room; bath and
gas; reasonable fe24-3ts
5TH ST. y. E. 523-Two or three UNFINISHED
rooms. heat. gas fe25-st'
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tleman. BOX so, Times office IL.
FOR INAUGURAL period. rooms for rent
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The Washington times., 1909-02-25

costumes are creations OF wealth and
beauty.
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
DRESS JUS BOZ ma.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the needed
repairs 70 your steam or hot water boilers q
phone Us the order and have u attended %
without delay Large force OF competent men
always available Prices moderate VII
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Phone Main 1920 ja2S-tu. "a. sa-tS
The Washington times., 1909-02-25

CHEVY CHASE ND.
+, !. EOSNEAIAS.
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EORD See the New Model T
- Price $3.50

A s-Cylinder. % h. p. touring car. easily
controlled, comfortable, powerful and speedy;
surely well worth investigation Phone for A
demonstration CHAS. L. MILLER & BRO.
Ho5 14IR 81. Phone y, A179a delQ-G
The Washington times., 1909-02-25
LAUNDRY.

VIRGINIA LAUNDRY co.
Naval Lodge Building. $50 Pa Ave s. T.
CHAS H HARDAWAY. Manage
Laundry work Of every description. AL work
guaranteed. Shirts. 10 and l2c each Collars
and CUTS &C each Phone Lincoln Is
ja24-Su. tu. th-tf
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DENTISTRY.
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS.
~ ~ As4-AAA 4 AaA-N-f-t-
Every instrument IN stock oTered

vORKINGMEN, is the pay envelope 20 be
larger this year than IL VAS lastZ II monRy
counts for solid Comf0-t. why not call on US
and save s. note on q tine tailor made. slight
~ rsaF suit or overCoat al s. % SIa. on.
price only. JCSTH'S Old STAND, SO u y
w IL
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ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGT.
Mr.. +. MILLION. scientific astrologer. 9I2
Eye ID ST. y W Horory astroI0Ey yearly
horoscope narivities, 81. Information given
or any Subject, Horoscopes erected BIZ means
~ spherical trigon0m-rry. Main 81 de11-r1
The Washington times., 1909-02-25

YOUNG NAN for grocery stock room; good
permanent position. Apply HEEHT & co,
513-5l5-5II 9TH 81. y ". II
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citv. may g-t room in apartment In ex-
change for slight services al Jypewrtrlug
after Office hours. BOX SOL Times Office
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store furniture for
75c per load UNITED STATES STORAGE
Co. +lS--J-22 10Th ST y W Phone Main zZ-g.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-01-07
COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS.
From other Towns and Lo-
calitIeS.
WORK OF NEWS-FlNDERS.
AID Points ofthe County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FlNDERS.
Wiley's.

Well, Xmas has come and gone,
and nobody hurt nor drunk in this
part of the country as far as I
know. Everybody seemed to en-
JOY themselves eating the good
things that the fairer sex had pre-
pared. l think that prohibition
had great deal to do with our
quiet Christmas.
Mr.. ]. G. Mcdonald, of Nor
CROSS, spent part of the holidays
with the writer
Mr.. Frank Brown, who lived
near Lost Mountain, has moved to
Mr.. Joe Thomas place near here.
We welcome him in cur commu-
nifty.
The singing at Olive Springs the
last fourth Sabbath afternoon was
largely attended. The election of
officers resulted in the same in
cumbents being reelected: J. II.
York, president; d. B. Henderson,
vice-president, and Miss Alice Nc
Chung, organist.
Married-In Ensley, Ala, Mr.,
Robert Fortner and Miss McLarty.
in December, the groom being the
son of Mr.. L. F. Fortner, of this
place. sn"sDa SskxqEN
Mrs. Mcdaniel, of Ben Hill,
Ca, spent tho Christmas holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Molly Spinks,
of this place.
The writer and family took din
ner one day during the Christmas
with Mrs. Nettie Reed, and what
we done for it was plenty, espe-
cially Mrs. Beulah. We also went
down to Mr.. J. III. Splnks' on
Christmas day and sampled the
good dinner which had been pre-
pared for the occasion, and il
proved to be alright.
1t there was no hill, there
would be a great many people who
would have no place to go to when
they die.
A happy New Year for the edit
ors, correspondents and readers OF
the dear old Journal, is the wish
OF Beulah.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-01-07
Due West.

Mr. Otis Kemp has returned to
Athens college.
G A Hamilton visited his sister
Mrs Cash i'll Atlanta last week.
Mr. Asa Darby and daughter La
Gle Rave returned from q visit to
relatives in Fort Payne, Ala.
Miss Nellie Foster ip with her
aunt Mrs Sadie Lang this week.
Will be q box supper at the
school house on next Saturday
Dight to raise money to buy lights
and seats for the house.
Willssay in regard to q report in
circulation to the effect lof q set
Element between b w Griggs and
Esmer Billiard, on trespasslng on
the land of Griggs, the report is
false, not one grain of sand for a
foundation. If every family would
attend to their own business az
well as the family of G ] Bullard
there would be less reports in cir
culation. This must have had tia
origin in frivolous joke. / be-
.ieve We live in a good Christian
community. Amor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-01-07
BIackweIIs.

Mrs W A Bedstill and Mrs r A
Chandler are still sick.
Mr. and Mrs A G white are on IA
two months visit to her father
near Acworth.
Mr. J W McCleskey and Miss Luz
de Benson of Kepnesaw are visit
ing relatives here this week
Miss Jennie Dobbs of woodstock
and Misses Bessie and Pearl Fos-
ter OF Newman spent Sunday with
Misses Nellie and Berta Dobbs.
Blue Bells.