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The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16

Jas. Utz, Jr. wife and little daugh
ter, Ruth, of Marshall, visited their
sister, Mrs. Mark Cooper Saturday.
Miss Agnes Lotus of Kansas
City is being entertained by Miss
Mary King and the Misses Flynn.
Mr.. Cahill, wife and daughter,
Mary, Of independence are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Doolan.
Joseph Ham!l and Garnett Hut
cherson r the latest victims of
w%hooping cough.
Jas. Campbell and wife were in
Marshall Monday.
Johnny Jones of Marshall was
t~ransacting business here Saturday.
Mark Cooper wife and daughter
Cecil and Louise, spent Sunday
with L. B. Curtius and family at
Blackburn. Miss Nellie Curtis who
at present is visiting in Scotland
writes that she is having the best
time Of her life.
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, returned to
their home in Kansas City after a
visit to their mother, Mrs. Margar-
ct Kennedy.
Lester HUTCHINSON had a fine
horse drop dead in the field from
the heat Friday.
During our Fourth of July cele-
bration B. A. Jones horse became
very patriotic by jumping into the
wire fence and receiving a very
ugly wound.
Mrs. Jas .McKeever has returned
home from a visit to Denver, Colo.
and Independence Mo. Her sister
from independence accompanied
her to Denver.
Miss Hattie Thompson who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hat
tie Lawrence at Athol, Idaho, writes
that she left Monday for the Seattle
Fair where she will spend a few
weeks then return home accom-
panied by her cousins, VIM. Tenny
and wife from Shanico, Oregon.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
LINN GROVE

Intended for last week.
B. F. Gray and his best girl spent
last Sunday with his sister in the
bottom.
Joe Shepard had a mule killed
lightning last Tuesday evening.
John Fizer lost one OF his mules
last week.
John billiard and wife of st. Joe
are visiting W. s. Billiards.
John Liggett OF Marshall was in
our neighborhood the other day.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
A SHARPER HURT.

Mistress .--Wns Tho ball last night
too much for ChIml
Amanda-Ycssunl. She's done
all cut up about it; yas'm.
Mistross--Was she cut up by
Williams GOODNESS?
Amanda 80. Law, no. mum ;
'twarn't Willum's GOODNESS what
done her up; twas his rnzah what
done cut her; yaS'm.-Baltimore
American.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
COUNTY N EW S
MALTA BEND


Miss Minnie Franklin returned
to Coffeyville, last Thursday after
a two weeks visit with her parents
and friends.
Leslie Thornton came down from
Kansas City Thursday morning to
spend a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thornton.
Archie VanAnglen will leave soon
for Spokane, Wash, where he ex-
poets to spend some time.
Mrs. Belle Weddle Of Grand Pass
vas the guest of Mrs. M. ].
Schooley last week.
Miss Anna Hilton came home last
Wednesday from Kansas City for
a few days stay.
Claud CUTLERY, of Excelsior
Springs spent a few days here last
week with friends.
Miss Maurine Gauldin was the
guest of her cousin, Myrtle Blosser,
a few days last week.
Mrs. Alice Cort spent a few days
with her dauhghter, Mrs. A. Arnold
in the country.
Miss Grace Sailor is staying with
Miss Lucy Powell this week near
Rockville, Mo.
Mrs. Fred Anderson was shopp-
ping in the county seat Thursday.
s. II. Wilson was a Kansas City
visitor a few days of last week.
E. d. Williams spent a few days
with his parents near Miami, this
week.
Mrs. w. B. Ballew and grandma
Ballew left Saturday for Rockville,
Mo-, for a weeks visit to Tom Pow
ellis.
Miss Madea Baker returned to
her home neal Miami after a few
days stay with Miss Clara Stock
man.
Peyton Fulkerson and wife, of
Salt Springs were guests at the
home of II. c. Wilson last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Carter OF Smith
ton is the guest of friends here this
week.
Misses Ellis and Anna Bell Cole
man OF Marshall are spending this
week with their grandma, Mrs.
Judge Brown.
j. w. Ballew and son, Van, were
here last week looking after their
wheat crop.
John Plattner Of Grand Pass,
was trading with our merchants
last Monday.
Grandma Plattner OF Grand Pass
is spending this week with her chill
dren at this place.
Walker Baker and wife of Salt
Springs were guests Of w. j. Ba-
ker last Sunday.
j. c.. Barrow was in the county
seat last Thursday.
Born to the wife of ]. B. Moritz
on Sunday, July II, a boy.
Frank Day of Slater is here this
week the guest Of his father, John
W. Day.
Matt Shaw is visiting friends in
this vicinity this week.
Earl Huff, Of Marshall, was the
guest OF friends here Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
A Contented Woman

is always found in the same house
with Billiards. Snow Liniment. 1t
keeps every member Of the family
free from aches and pains, it heals
cuts, burns and scalds and cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago
and all muscular and stiff
ness. Csc, Soc and $1.OO a bottle.
Sold by p. Fl. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16

A young lady named "Helper'
was married to a man named "Lo.d
in a western Kansas town the other
day, and, Of course, all the newspa-
pers out that way headed up the
story "Lord-H Helper"
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
A Millionaire's Baby

attended by the nignest priced
baby specialist could not be cured
of stomach or bowel trouble any
quicker or surer than your baby if
you give it McGee's Baby Elixir.
Cures d%iarrhoea, dysentary and all
arrangements of the stomach or
bowels. Price &c and SEC. Sold
by p. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
Base Ball

The Marshall Merchants played a
splendid game Of baseball Sunday
against Slater Following was
the score:
Slater 0 0 1 0 0 1 %
Marshall 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 ks
Battery: Ham, McGinnis, Fow-
Ter, Smith. Umpire, A. J.. Brown.
Time 1.10.
The Merchants Will play the
Higginsville team at Brisbois Park
on July rs.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA
chs":auqua Patrons Delighted to Hear
Of Its Rstu.n.

Of Its Rstu7n.
When the average American citizen
hears of a Hungarian orchestra"
there at once into his minds
eye a picture of a group Of shabby and
F2gged men, whose only claim to the
title of musicians Is the fact that they
are able to torture a ~violincello or a
clarinet into giving out a succession
OF shrieks and groans that nc n un-
derstands and no n ever wants to
hear again. Not so with the Royal
Hungarian Orchestra. They are all
thorough musicians. Not only are they
able to play the wild, weird music OF
their steppe lands, but they are also
able to and do play the kind Of music
that the American people like-the
kind that sends the blood tingling
through the veins and makes you wish
that all orchestras were like this one.
Mr.. Louis Lipski. the conductor,
came to. America in 1898 to take
charge of the Hungarian orchestra
that won the first prize medal in CON-
| petition with many others at the IA
| nous Columbian exposition in Chi
csgo. The present orchestra Is made
| I'D of the best and most talented mu-
| sicians that took part in that famous
| contest. and several OF the members
of the organization have been con-
nected with the greater symphony or
| chestras, both in this country and In
| Europe.
Professor Lipski has appeared, be-
fore royal personages, and has re-
ceived several medals of approval.
He is the life and soul OF the organi-
cation and from the time he raises
his baton for the opening overture un-
til the close of the concert he holds
| his audience sp%ellbound. He Yields
the baton with the inherited grace OF
| his "fatherland. and while he pos
sesses e very unassuming appearance
lie has the fire and spirit which char
actCrize the foreign artists. He has
acquired excellent control over the
artists under him and his every mo
ticn is responded to with a forceful-
uoss that is marvellous.
The patrons of a concert by the
Royal Hungarians are not made to sit
through a tedious program Of music
that no one understands and everyone
heaves q sigh of relief when 1t Is all
over. Do not get the idea that they
do not play classical music, for they
do, and play 1t with a pure intonation.
correct Interpretation and perfect
unanimity that wins applause from
even those who state that they don't
like classical stuff" However, with
the classical they in%tersperse marches
and overtures that are played with a
b~rilliancy and vim that brings the
audience to its feet. To hear these
artists play ''The American Patrol" is
the treat of a lifetime for the patriotic
citizen, and the overture from William
Tell brings forth a storm OF applause.
In offering It's patrons the Royal
Hungarian Orchestra for this. its third.
season the Redpath-vawter System
feels that they are giving the best
that can he had in the musical line.
and Is certain that they will not fail
TO please any audience. Professor
Iipski has a varied program. and
herein lies the secret OF his great sue
eess--he gives the people the kind OF
music they like
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
A REASON WHY.

at is a shame that pretty young
Artist doesn't marry. She'll never
get along, trying 10 paint pictures"
"She says 6!io is welded to her
art"
"All the more reason why she
should husband her resources"
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
GROVE.

Intended for last week.
Mrs. E. II. Winters OF Warren
ton has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Edwin Drunert.
Miss Carrie Galloway and brother
Anderson, called on Mrs. Sewel Bur-
rus last Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number from our viein-
ity celebrated the Fourth at Whites
Island.
Miss Katherine Fletcher has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. Harry
Wright, OF Malta Bend.
Miss Louise Johnson spent Sun
day with Henry Yowelrs.
Mrs. Mamie Hamburger spent
the day Sunday with Mrs. N. ].
Fletcher and family.
Miss Anna Uphaus and brother
Jesse, called on Miss Carrie Gala
way Sunday evening.
.NNa t -------- .N... r
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
REWARD or DuPLIciTY.

Tommy, do you know where lit
tie boys go that tell lics?"
"You bet | do! That's the way
most of 'cm set to so TO the ball
games"
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16

Intended for last week.
Miss Agnes Thompson who is suf-
fering from nervous paralysis is
slowly improving.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16

FOR SALE-Two No. 2. Saw
Mills, in G God condition, cheap
at Blue Lick. Write or call
JAS. CULBERTSON,
$50 R.F. d. 1 Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
AN EXCEPTION NOTED,

According TO Elinor Glyn, the
American men do not make love.
Evidently the voice Of personal ex-
pericncc.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
ONLY ONO E.

"Did you ever gamble, maj"
"Only once, my son."
"And when was that"
"When l married your father"
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16
Weak Throat-Vveak Lungs

Cold after cold; cough after coughl Troubled with this
takingcold habit? Better break it up. We have great
confidence in Ayers Cherry Pectoral for this work. No
medicine like it for weak Threats and weak lungs. Ask
His approval is valuable. Follow his advice at all times.
No alcohol In this cough medicine. e. zyg Co. Lo1eI Moss
good laxative In thehogss. Takeadoewhen yomcodhrtcomeson What
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-16

All work and no play makes Jack
a dull boy-an old but an ever true
adage.
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ROCKVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. August Z, 1909.
After spending several weeks in Rock
vile at the home of his wife's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Haney. Rev
| Robert Porter left today to visit rela
| tives in North Carolina, where he will b.
joined later by Mrs. Porter.
Miss Amy Jean Lutz of Boiling Spring
Pa. and Thomas Jackson Gowan o.
Washington were married in Rockville
Thursday afternoon by Rev. s. r. White
of the Baptist Church at the home of the
| minister.
William Buckingham and daughter
Miss Dorothy, have returned to Washing
| ton after spending fortnight in Rock
vile as guests at the home of John L
Dawson.
| T., Richard Falvey left today for his
home in New Orleans after visiting his
| wife, who is spending the summer at the
home of her father, Col. Spencer c. Jones
| here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Reading OF
| Washington are spending the month OF
August in Rockville.
Mrs. James III. Bean. MIS-. CnarIeS "
| Dufief, Mrs. Charles Vinson and Miss
| Sula Beall have returned to their homes
near Jamestown, after sojourn at At
| lantic City.
| Miss Josie Dawson of Jacksonville
neighborhOod has as her guest Miss
| Earle Davis of Poolesville, in whose honor
| she gave a dance a few evenings ago
| which was attended by a large number
of the young folks of the Jacksonville
| neighborhood.
| Miss Susie Bailey of Newark. n. j.,
| is a guest of Mrs. James Windsor, jr.,
at Jamestown.
! Misses Virgie and Mary Brewer OF
Rockville. Maud v. Broome of barnes
town, Anna ". Pace of Washington
Grove, Cecilia Kiigour of Glen and
Sallie P. Brooke of Sandy Spring are
home from Knoxville. Tenn. where
they took course at the summer school
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ter, Miss Susie Davidson, leave Falls
Church Monday for the ST. Clair Hotel, at
Asbury Park, N. j., for two-week vaca-
ton.
Misses Birdie and Belle Byrne of Falls
Church left Saturday for a visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Ella McCrary Francis of Pur-
cellville. Va, and will attend the bush
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Piggott and Messrs.
William and Talbert Lynch, who have
been visiting friends in Romney, w. Va;
returned to their homes this week.
Mr.. Allan Garner has returned from a
pleasant visit to Chesapeake Beach.
Misses Helen Martin and Virginia Ell
lott spent several days this week at
Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Edward Thomas returned to Falls
Church Wednesday after a weeks visit
to Atlantic City and several days in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Hawxhurst re-
turned Tuesday from weeks visit to
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Rowles of Rappahannock
county. Va. and Miss Ethel Massey OF
Austin. Tex, after a pleasant visit to
the home of Mr.. j. L. Shotwell on Fair
fax street. Falls Church, returned to their
homes this week.
Mrs. Joseph Bates and young daughter
of Union, s. c., are visiting relatives al
the home of Mr.. w. T. Parrot on Broad
street, Falls Church.
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Loving
of Falls Church are visiting relatives in
Westmoreland Va.
Mrs. Whiteley and family after severa
months, visit to friends north returned
| to their home on Little Falls street this
week.
Miss Ada Rhodes left this week for q
trip to Europe.
| Mr.. Samuel Hutton of Washington has
on Columbia street. Falls Church. and
will soon move his family-there.
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and will visit Westminster, Nd, before
returning to their New York home.
Rev. DR.. Brewer of Danville ) and Rev
DR.. Watson of Alexandria. Va, were
guests at the home of Mr.. Henry Byrne
on Jefferson street this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hagan OF Washington,
D. c., have moved to Little Falls street.
Mr.. w. T. Jewell of East Falls Church
has as his guests Mr.. II. j. Gross and
mother of Washington, d. C..
A party was given by Mrs. J. T. Unver-
zagt in honor of her little eight-year-old
niece. Miss Helen Unverzagt of New
York. last Monday. The house was pref
color scheme was pink and there were
eight pink candles in the birthday cake.
Among those present were Misses Mar
garet Birge, Bette Styles. Kathrine and
Bette Garner. Cathryne Byrne, Margaret
and Arene Dickinson and Virginia and
Louise CALENDER.
Mrs. Koon and Miss Ruth Garner Of
Falls Church are spending a few days
at Chesapeake Beach with relatives.
Misses Selena and Inez Pierce of Suf-
folk. Va, are guests at the home of Mr.
+. NJ. View on Columbia street.
Miss Carrie Ball returned to her home
on Columbia street Monday. after spend
ing two weeks with relatives and friends
at Herndon, Va.
Mrs. NJ. c. Pierpont. who has been the
house guest of Mrs. c. C.. Ball Of Falls
Church. returned to her home at Ash
grove, Va, Monday.
Mr.. Charles Crossman and family left
this week for several weeks visit to
Bluemont, Va
Mr. Lawrence Shreve of Falls Church
| Is visiting friends at Seattle, WASH and
will take in the exposition during his
stay.
| Mrs. William Morsell of Falls Church is
visiting at the Catskill mountains, New
York.
Rev. X. A. Davidson. wife and daugh-
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of the south. All are public school
teachers.

A social under the auspices of this
Gaithersburg, was one of the pleasing
events of the week in Gaithersburg.
1t was held In the Sunday school room
and was in charge of Misses Rachel
Young. Landella Etchison. Winnie An
drews and Ethel Spates. Following a
literary and musical program refresh>
mentS were served.
Miss Eleanor Shanahan of Easton, Md.
is the guest Of Miss Laura v. Whites
at GAINESVILLE.
After spending two weeks in Rockville,
as the guest OF Mrs. Bradley Carr, Miss
Annie Manuel has returned to her home
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Welsh of
Avery left Thursday for a visit to New
York. Philadelphia, Niagara Falls and
Detroit. expecting to be gone about ten
days. They were accompanied by Miss
Emma Hughes Of Washington.
After visiting relatives in this county.
Mr.. William A. Gassaway has gone TO
Hagerstown to spend a few days with
his uncle. Mr.. Alexander Armstrong.
Misses Lillian Morgan Of this place
and Ethel Bowen of Baltimore spent
several days during the week as guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox Of Washington,
who have been spending the summer in
Rockville. left a day. Or two ago for
Niagara Falls. Buffalo. Thousand Islands
and other places OF interest, expecting to
be gone about three weeks. A portion OF
the trip will be made by automobile.
Mrs. J. Barry Adams entertained the
Bridge Club at the Montgomery Country
Club Thursday morning. her guests in
GLIDING Mrs. William Dorsey. Mrs. Nc
CURE. Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Lee Offutt, Mrs.
Reverdy Stewart. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Ed
ward S. Dawson. Mrs. Emory. Misses
Eliza Choate, Rose Henderson. Priscilla
Dawson. Mrs. Evelyn Glascott, Mrs.
Ralph e. Jones, Mrs. Theodore s. Ma
son.
Mrs Martha A. Beard OF Washington
has returned to her home after Visiting
her son, Mr.. Charles A. Beard s4aere. /
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ioined his mother. Mrs. Charles c. Carlin,
at Eaglesmere, Pa
Mrs. Anthony w. Armstrong and Miss
Jessie Vickroy Armstrong are spending
two weeks at Capon Springs.
Miss Mary Janney Hooff. Miss Grace
Douglas Anderson and Mr.. Charles Hoof
left Thursday for Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
Dr. and Mrs. j. Stewart Jameson left
Monday for visit to New York city and
Canada.
Miss Anne Lewis Jones is the guest
of Mr.. Louis s. Scott at her home In
Broad Run, Va.
Miss Ada Wall left Sunday for three
week visit to Greensboro, N. {.
Mrs. T. P. Weston of Amherst, Va, and
Miss yashti Buchanan Of Atlanta, Va.
snent several days in this city this week
Mrs Thomas w. Robinson. Masters
Wilfred Robinson and Clarence Robinson
are spending the month of August at
Delaplane. Va.
Miss Belle Price. who has been the
guest of Mrs William ]. Boothe on North
Washington street, returned Monday to
Mrs. BoOthe.
Mrs Robert Forsyth Downham, Miss
aura Greenwich and Miss Lillian Gala
han will leave Monday for a two-week
visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ. C. C. Peyton is the guest of Ms
and Mrs. Francis Bradley Peyton at their
home In Charlottesville, Va.
| Miss Mamie Lindsey. who returned the
early part of the week from a visit to
Mountain Lake Park, Va. left Friday to
join a party Of friends from Lynchburs
for a camping trip In the mountains OF
Virginia.
| Miss Alice winck daughter OF Mr.. Dan,
lei W. Winck, and Mr.. Herman II. Haynes
were married Wednesday evening at the
parsonage Of the Methodist Protestant
Church by Rev. ]. NJ. Holmes.
Miss Agnes Mallingly of st. Mary coun.
ty is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Mallingly
| at Indian Head.
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FALLS CHURCH SOCIETY.
al CORRESPONDENCE Of The star.
ns.''"s'. Ios.ns',:

Special Correspondence of The Star. =.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. August I. 1900.
Miss Katharine Garner entertained a
number of her young friends at party
at her fathers hospitable home on
Columbia street last Tuesday afternoon.
After spending several hours on the lawn
by playing a number of games the happy
company was invited into the house.
where the young hostess served refresh
ments In the party were Misses Eliza
beth Dodge of East Falls Church and
her guest. Miss Catharine Susan of
Washington. d. c.: Miss Louise Tn
verzagt of New York, Miss Kathleen Nc
Groarty and her friend Miss Corinne
Peele of Cincinnati, Ohio: Miss Alice
Colt. Miss Anna NJ. Lester. Misses
Frances and Margaret Stevens. Miss
Lester and Messrs. Mac and Charles
Fadeley Philip Hough, Allan Stevens.
Raymond Wall. Fred Blackburn and
George Lester.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson of Anandale,
Va. is the guest of Miss Helen Martin
at the home of the Misses Birch on
Broad street.
Mrs H. c. Eddy and family of East
Falls Church. Mr.. j. ID. Payne and
family and Mrs. Chenel of Falls Church
left this week for several weeks visit
TO Bluemont, Va.
DR. Joseph Howard and Miss Elizabeth
H. Wander OF Salem. N. j.. who is visit
ing her sister at the home of DR.. How
ard on Cherry street, left Friday for
Chesapeake Beach.
Mrs Luther Elliott of East End is
visiting friends in Baltimore, and will
return today.
Misses Louise and Cathryne Byrne left
Friday for a months visit to Miss
Lavalett Hale of Culpeper. Va.
Misses Helen and Louise CnverZagt
after a pleasant visit to their uncle, Mr..
j. r. Tnverzagt. leave next Wednesday
for Baltimore, Md. to join their mother
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Mrs. Luther Elliott of East End is
visiting friends in Baltimore, and will
return today.
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Misses Louise and Cathryne Byrne left
Friday for months visit to Miss
Lavalett Hale of Culpeper, Va.
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Mr.. Lawrence Shreve of Falls Church
is visiting friends at Seattle, WASH. and
will take in the exposition during his
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DR. Joseph Howard and Miss Elizabeth
II. Wander OF Salem. N. j.. who is visit
ing her sister at the home of DR.. How
ard on Cherry street, left Friday for
Chesapeake Beach.
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Keith CarIin who has been guest at
q house party at Virginia Beach, has
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Miss Alice Winck. daughter OF Mr.. Dam
lei w. Winck, and Mr.. Herman II. Haynes
were married Wednesday evening at the
parsonage of the Methodist Protestant
Church by Rev. J. M. Holmes.
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Miss Mamie Lindsey. who returned the
early part of the week from a visit to
Mountain Lake Park, Va, left Friday to
join party of friends from Lynchburg
| for a camping trip In the mountains of
Virginia.
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Mrs. Whitley and family after several
| months. visit to friends north returned
| to their home on Little Falls street this
week.
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Mrs. II. c. Eddy and family of East
Falls Church. Mr.. j. ID. Payne and
family and Mrs. Chenel of Falls Church
left this week for several weeks visit
TO Bluemont, Va.
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Miss Olive Lyons left this week to visit
Mrs. John Downs. who is spending the
summer at jamestown, l.. /.
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Mr.. Charles Crossman and family left
this week for several weeks visit to
Bluemont, Va
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Miss Agnes Mallingly OF st. Mary coun-
ty is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Mallingly
at Indian Head.
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Mrs. William Morsell of Falls Church is
visiting at the Catskill mountains. New
York.
Rev. Il. A. Davidson, wife and daugh-
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Misses Helen and Louise CnverZagt,
after pleasant visit to their uncle, MIR.
j. r. Enverzagt. leave next Wednesday
for Baltimore, Md. to join their mother,
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ioined his mother. Mrs. Charles c. Carlin'
at F.aQlesmere, Pa.
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Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smoot left
Friday for visit to Atlantic City.