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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-01-22
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their composition, while experience
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well for short time, but are bound
to go to pieces. According to some
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property owners there Is, however,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Pocahontas Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Special tonne I1meS-DlSpdtch. no
Pocahontas, Va. August 27.--Mr. and
Mrs. Sol Bach are in New York City,
visiting relatives.
w. M Minter. of Roanoke, Is in the
city visiting his family.
Miles Cary, Jr., OF Bluefield, w. Va,
was In the city this week visiting
Misses Mary and Helen King, who
have been visiting Colonel and Mrs.
Edwin OvToo!o, Of Gary, W. Va, have
returned home,
Master Whitman Taylor, of Norfolk,
lis In the city, the guest Of his aunt,
Mrs. Charles Montague Galway.
Misses Mabel Bach and Vernon Ell
singer, who have been spending tho
summer at Craig Healing Springs. have
rsturned home,
Mrs, William r. Graham and son.
who have been spending the month at
Tip TOP, Irors-lnd I.ithia Springs, have
returned home,
T. G. Apple left Tuesday morning for
New York City, whence he will sail for
Bermuda, West India Islands, where
he will spend his vacation
K Mrs. w. l., Mustard and daughters.
Who have baen spending some time IN
ISz9well Visiting relatives, have re-
turned home.
MIS-. JohnP, Haller, Mrs, Floyd Black
and Mrs Charles NJ. Galway We're IN
Graham Wednesday,, Where they visited
Mrs. r. Lee PoindeXter.
Mrs. Henry p. Shufflebarser OF Fslral
Retreat, is in the city, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs James Wa Bailey.
I Mrs. u. II, Baker and daug ter, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Amherst Social News.
speclal 10 The Times-Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcb.1
Amherst, Va. August 27.-On Tues
day evening last Miss Harriet Evans
delightfully."- entertained the Young
Peoples Club at her home IN the vii
lage in honor of her guest. Miss Bland
were played, and We're much enjoyed
by those who participated in them. At
n late hour delicious refreshments were
served by Miss Evans, assisted by Miss
Mary Whitehead The guests of the
evening were Misses Rosalie Harrison,
Harriet Evans, Bessie Whitehead, Mary
Whitehead. Bessie Scott. Jane Cunning
ham, Helen C. Joyner. Bland Hobson,
Minnie Douglas Aileen Douglas, Ger
trude Davies Helen B. Joyner. Clara
Scott, Katherine Taiiaferro, Lucy TAFT
Will billiard. Taylor Harrison. Everett
Scott. Charlie Massie, Harden Massie,
Robert TAFT George TAFT, Robert
Whitehead Tom Whitehead, Jr, Cor
don Dearborn and Clarence Cox.
w K Smiley this week visited his
family at this place.
Ii Miss Elizabeth Green, of South Bos-
ton, is the guest of Miss Mary Scott.
Miss Carrie Seay is visiting Miss Lee
Blankenship in Appomattox county
Miss Sarah Robertson, who has been
returned home.
Sheriff r. Fl. Drummond this week
attended the sheriffs' Association at
Will billiard, of Lynchburg, is visit
ing his uncle, o. L. Evans.
Robert Cameron, of Mime apolis.
MINI, and j. T. Cameron, Of San
Benito. Tex, are at their old home
near the village.
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turned last week from a three weeks
stay at Washington Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. a. Anderson enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of their guests. Mrs. Holloman,
of mississippi; Mrs. Hudgens. of spar
and Rev. r, K. Timmons.
Mrs. John Fox Jr., left Wednesday
for Newport on visit to friends. She
hopes to return to the Gap for a short
while during September, before the
opening OF the theatrical season. She
was accompanied as far as New York
by her husband.
Rev, and Mrs. l. H. Blanton. OF Dam
VILE. KY. were the guests OF Hon, and
Mrs. r. II. Irvine last week.
Miss Ruth Dabney, OF Dryden. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd left last Thurs
day for few days at Mountain Lake.
Mrs. Lloyd returned Tuesday night.
Hon, and Mrs. r. 7. Irvine left Mon
day for Charlottesville, where they
Joined friends on an automobile trip
to Gettysburg, On their return they
will visit Mrs. Irvlne's mother at her
summer home, "MontlcolA,' In Abe
marie county, Mr., Irvine will return
in ten days, but Mrs Irvine VIII re-
main a month,
Mrs 7. b. Holloman, four ATTRACTIVE
children and nurse. of jackson, MISS.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
Anderson,
Miss Edith Kelly. the charming ~.
tie daughter of Judge ]. l. kelly, OF
Bristol, is visiting Miss julie, Bullitt, on
Poplar Hill
Il W \. Goodloe and son. William left
Friday afternoon for Alton, on a visit
to relatives and friends,
On Friday. cha Hath. the Woman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Appomattox Social News.

ISp-cia, to The Times. Disratch.l
Apponlattox. Va, August 27.-Misses
Eta and Nell Peasants, of Lynchburg,
are the guests of E a. Walton this
Misses Ann Nichols. May Munson and
Evelyn Rodgers are visiting ihe Misses
Sears.
Misses Euia Mae Burke Ind venona
Scare are visiting friends and relatives
in Lynchburg.
Mrs r. l. Burke and little son. VIII
liam. and Mrs. w. T. Steele are on q
visit TO Halle Burke. at Roanoke.
The young men of the town met at
the courthouse ON Saturday for the
purpose of organizing a military COM
pany.
John Ed Sears has accepted posi-
ton with the Norfolk and Western
Railroad al South Boston.
Joseph o'Brien has returned from an
Mrs. Lindsay Crawley. who has been
ton for the summer. has returned home.
At the home OF r. II. Browning, OF
Old Courthouse. was held a family re-
union Those present were Daniel
Frank and Aubrey Browning and
0Iesdames Matte TrayIor. of Newpor,
News: Grace Dawson. of Lynchburg
and Mary Martin, OF Danville. Messrs
Wilson and Henry Farrar. u. West
Virginia, with their families were also
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Farrar and Mr.
and Mrs Henry Farrar. of William
son. w Va. and Miss Eula Ward and
Hope Farrar have been guests at thu
home of S. l.. Ferguson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
greatly in health to the delight

greatly in health to the delight of.
all her friends.
Miss C'orinne Lyon, of Petersburg. the
charming and much feted guest of Mrs,
John Belt of Gotham. has returned
home to the great regret of her many
admirers.
Mrs, VIII Shackleford. of Valmoute's.
was the hostess of a very gay dance
Wednesday evening. Her guests in-
cluded the entire younger scr OF Cis-
mont, Keswick and Stony Point The
Refreshments were served late in the
evening and were voted thoroughly
delicious, the guests after their long
drive being In the humor to apnre-5
clate good things at their full value
The music consisted OF piano ana violin.
and was so inspiring that early morn-l
Ing found the gay company loath TO
bring the revelry to an ona, Mrs
Shackleford's hospitality Is unlindted.l
and everything had been done 20 make
her guests. both young and old, have
a perfectly splendid time, Some OF
the young people who drove over from
Cismont We're Misses Isabel and Anna
and Amelia Money, Jellis Scott Helap
Money Mrs. Ashton Jones, MIS-. Oscar
Crane. Annie Fry and Aylett Evoratt.
Claiming Lefrevre Childrey Scott.
Harry Mann, Archer and Frank Lewis,
Edward Haynes and Russell BoWleS,8
The children from Honime House en-,
j1Sysd 9 Jelly hayride ana TrT hs g, 2,
included Misses Katharine Cary. Edith
and Anne Shelton, Emma Sampson.
Grace Money, Niles Cary and 1Arthut
ScytvenOr. ys8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
several weeks in Cincinnati, q. has re-
turned to Pocahontas. where he will
make his home. aa
Big Stone Gap Social News.
[special to the Times-Dispatcn.l

Especial to the Times Dispatch,!
Big Stone Gap, Va, August 27.--One
of the most enjoyable affairs of the
season was Miss Minnie Foxs bridge
party and luncheon Tuesday morning
In honor of her house guests the
Misses Buckner and Annis. Of Ken
lucky. The prize at auction bridge
was won BY Mrs ]. f Built, a large
photograph photograph Of Mrs, John
Fox, Jr. the autograph reading "Fritzi
Scheff Fox. The second prize at
bridge, another autograph photograph
OF the famous actress, was Won by
Miss Sarah Ruckner Four other
sprizes-a bookrack and set OF hooks,
and three white coral necklaces--were
also awarded, besides the BOBBY prize,
a sham set of books. which was won
by Miss Emily Bullltt, of Louisville.
The guests We're entertained In Mrs.
John Tox's beautiful suite OF rooms In
the Fox bungalow.
AT the meeting of the Town Council
Saturday night. Hon, r, Z. Irvine IVES
elected to succeed w. +. Baker as
school trustee, Mr.. Bakers term hav-
RAYMOND Thayer, of New York, Is
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. u, j. Lloyd
w. j. Hubert. OF Lynchburg, Is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. j. j, Lloyd.
i Miss Irma Orr left Saturday to be
at house party at Big Creek next
week.
is visiting his brother. Paul tHarrell.
Mrs. Malcolm Smith and children 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Hickory Social News.
Special to TIE Times. plapatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Hickory. n. G, August 27,-Abel
the confederacy met with Mrs j. T.
Johnson Monday. Mrs. e l.. shuford
presiding; Mrs p. 2. Cline reei,ed
poem Two vsifea b by Southern ssshnn
Mrs. 7. NJ Johnson. September 10
The Travellers, CLUB held It's first
meeting of the incoming year, August
Geitner. The principal business trans
acted was the reading of the program
for the year BY Miss Geitner, who had
prepared It. The subject of the years
greatly enhanced by the special note
Miss Geitner gives 1t by her travels
in that country during the past year.
The club adjourned to hold It's first
regular literary meeting with Miss
Geitner. October l.
Miss Ruth Cloninger charming1y en-
tertained at her home In Windy City
about forty guests at lawn party
Smyth. OF Raleigh. The out of town
guests were Misses Pearl and Fannie
Dietz. of Statewide: Miss Mabel shoaf
Of salisbury MISE Lola ola 1odel 81 A asai
Or Raleigh; Miss Mona Boliek and
Grin Eisenhower. Oscar. Rowland and
Oscar Bolick. of Conover; Charlie
Cloninger, of Maiden. Delightful re-
i
ss Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. Hutton and Mas
tiers Norman and Ralph Hutton are
back from their automobile trip to
Rov. j. c. Moser. D. D; and son, Les Is;
t.r, are back from Blowing Rock.
where they spent their vacation
Mrs Ernes, Clarke and and fe ss,,s chill
with Mrs, l. r. Whitener.
Miss Lucille walters, Of Roanoke. Va,
who has been visiting Miss Grace
Patrick. returned home Saturday.
ing in. Marion. has returned home and
will enter school at Lenoir College.
Miss Elizabeth Holbrook, OF Brook
ford, was the guest of Miss Adelaide
Johnson Sunday.
Miss Lillian stallings. of Danville,
Va. is the guest of Miss Sadie WitheT-
spoon.
Miss Fannie Bagby. of MontszuIna. is
Mis- Sadie Menzies Is spending a.
". A. self and j. w. shuford went
to Taylorsville Friday.
Miss Mollie Fetzer, of Reidsville, Is
T, visiting Mrs. L. r. Whitener.
Mrs j. NJ. Mace returned sunday
from visit to relatives near RENDER
| sonville.
extended visit TO relatives in Balti-
| nDre.
Mrs. r. G. Mace and little daughter.
Wilma. who have been visiting re!a-
| tives at Hendersonville for two weeks.
! have returned home.
| Colonel George NJ. Yoder, whose de-
scerdants have internarried 100 times.
celebrated his eighty fourth birthday
at the homA of his son. Colin Yoder,
ten miles south OF the city, Tuesday.
i Capital nand Mrs r. A Torrance. of
Captain and Mrs. R a. Torrance, Of
/ Charlotte, are visiting their daugh-
i ter Mrs Howard a Banks.
i II. E. McComb. Frank. Robert and
/ Harvey McComb. William Menzies and
I Richard Shuford have returned from
a camping trip to Shulls Mill. Banner
Elk. Montezuma and Grandfather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
williamsburg Social News.
oia1to Tho Times r.ispatch.I

Especial to Tnc I1TneS- llSpatCn.J
Williamsburg, Va, August 27.-Mrs
B. +. Wolfe and little daughter.
Dorothy, are visiting relatives In the
Valley OF Virginia.
Andrew j. Barnes has returned from
q short stay at the White Sulphur
Springs.
wood Andrews. of Richmond, was
visitor here this week.
Mrs. Russell Binns of Nllddletown,
has been visiting friends here this
week
b. H. Ball, W. a. Bozarth. Captain
w. F. Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs j. L.
1nman and Miss Inman formed n
launch party which visited Surry coun-
" Thursday
Albert Irwin. who has been In Pan
anna In business in the canal zone, Is
here with his family for a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. L Griffin have re-
turned from a visit to relatives III
DR.. A r. French. of philadelphia. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. II. u. Bennett.
Mrs. b. d. Peachy and daughter Miss
Virginia, spent the week in Baltimore.
Homer Dickerson has returned from
Salisbury. Md, where he spent his va
cation.
Chief Engineer r. w. Calf United
states Navy, retired, mas returned from
a visit TO his brother. Commander Gait.
in Norfolk
Mrs. F, w T. Pitman is home again
after visit of several weeks to friends
and rela tives in Maryland anu Washf
ington. D. G..
Miss Margaret Wolfe Is at Ocean
View, visiting her sister. Mrs. B. S.
Joyncs. at the latters cottage there.
Misses julia Duncan and Elizabeth
Cottrell. of Newport News are guests
of Miss Alice Person.
Miss Kathryn Moorecock has been In
Loudoun county the past week, having
been called there by the death of her
cousin, Miss Moore.
Colonel James T. Christian has re-
turned from Fauquier, where he visit
ed the horse shows.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hnndley nave
returned to their home in Baltimore.
after two weeks visit here to the
formers mother Mrs. Julia Hundley.
Mrs a. L. Thoms and Miss Lucy
Casey have gone to New Jersey to
spend several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Raleigh Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch ]
Raleigh. n. G., August Elm the
city as guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. Wat
kins Robard. on Boylan Avenue. are
Misses jamie and Penelope Myers. of
Washington, N. c.. who are social
fayorites here.
Mrs. w. G. Sanderlin Of Washington.
D. C.. widow of former State Auditor
with her daughter, Mrs. Willis G..
Briggs. She has gone to La Grange,
for visit to relatives before return
ing to her home at the national cap
iital.
associate Justice Platte D. Walker.
of the North Carolina Supreme Court,
arrived here Friday with his bride of
three months, who was Miss Mordecai.
of New Orleans, their honeymoon hav-
ing thus far been spent on bridal
trip. and at prominent seaside and
Yarbrough until their residence on
Blount Street is ready for them. Judge
Walker some months ago purchased
the old Aiahler residence, on Blount
put in splendid condition-spacious and
admirably adapted for entertaining. A
most cordial welcome to Raleigh awaits
Mrs. Walker. with the opening OF the
social season this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Fort, Jr. and Miss
Pearl Conrad. the latter of Harrison
burg. Va. have returned from a ten
days, automobile trip through Western
ston-Salem, Martinsville. Va, and other
points.
There Is much interest here in the
approaching marriage OF DR. e. P.
and Miss Jennie Gaithright of Rich-
tmond. which is to take place Thurs
! day, September l. They are to spend
their honeymoon at Atlantic City. and
other points North. and are to be at
home at 127 Halifax Street, after Sep
TENDER 15.
In the city the past week were Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Carter and son. of
Now York. as guests of Mr.. Carriers
sister, Mrs. John E. Ray. They. have
vile Beach.
Mrs. r B. Miller. of Goldsboro. spent
several days here the past week as the
guest of Mrs. Ed. S. Battle.
Dr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Royster are
back at their home here after a visit
to Mrs. Registers parents at Princess
Anne Md.
Mr., and Mrs a. T. Mial have taken
hunting and camping trip that will
continue we'll into the coming week
In the party are Miss Rosalind Will
Hanson, Myrtle and Bessie King, Vic
LaN1ay Dewey, Corinna Sanders, Ella,
Corinna and Victoria Mial and Herbert
and Carl Williamson, Robbie Sanders
Ai IoM'i Mial. D9W's 'Nu NeAAe'n ana
Mrs, John W, Cross Mrs. Murray
Allen and Miss Elizabeth Cross have
gone to Panacea Springs for few
weeks stay,
e Mr.. and Mrs, w. N. Jones and Misses
sallie and Annie Jones have returned
to Raleigh from Buffalo Lithia Springs.
where they spent two weeks.
Mrs. Fl. G, Brown, wife of Hon. H.
G. Brown. Corporation Commissioner.
Is at hon,e again after five weeks visit
20 Charlotte and Albemarle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Washington, D. c.. were here this week
visiting friends
Mrs. Joseph I. Kwass and son. who

WASHINGTON, -. u, were Ach Q SAAo VEGA
visiting friends.
Mrs. Joseph I. Kwass and son. who
have been visiting In Blueheld' W. VA
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], j Even. Of Rich
and Mrs. I. Taylor, have returned
home.
Rev. w. r. Hickman. pastor OF the
tBantist Church, of this city, who has
been spending his vacation with rela-
stives in North Carolina, for tho past
month. returned home Thursday.
Or. George II Landon. who has been
visiting his son. DR.. George S. sLandon,
in Roanoke. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs; ]. Walter Graybeal have
for their guest, Mr.. ana MIS-. Grayoeal,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Bailey and
ing some time at Atlantic City, N.
j., have returned home.
Fred Pendleton. of Tazewell, has
been in the city several days this week,
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Frazier. OF
week, visiting friends.
Nicholas Walters. of Salem, Is In the
city, the guest CT DR.. and Mrs. =. Acton
Landqn,. on St Clair Street,
Miss Josephine pennen and Miss
for.the month with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B.-pennen.
Mrs. T. Walter GRAPHICAL and daugh-
ter, who have been spending some
time In New York City and the North
ern summer resorts, have returned
.honea
!: !. Marks. who has been spending
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Cismont Social News.
TspeoIal 10 TIC Tlmes-Lispatob

ISpeClAI 10 THO Tlmes-IlsPAtch,T
Cismont, Va. August 27,--Mrs. Sed-
don Jones, who has been staying Mt
Homme House, near Campbell, left last
week to visit relatives and friends In
She has now retu-n-
cd to her home In Richmond,
The dance given last Saturday even-
Ing by the Cismont Social Club, was
one of the most thoroughly enjoyable
affairs given by that enterprising
band. The refreshments, which We're
served by the young hostesses them
solves. were delicious and most
abundant, There was a very large num-
her of guests, even for social little
Cismont. and the dancing continued In
a gay whirle until midnight, The
moonlight drive home was not the least
part Of the pleasant evening.
Miss Constance Page has improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
ic League. of which Mrs, r

Civic League. of which Mrs. r. T..
Irvine Is president. gave It's initial
flower and baby show. Handsome
flowers of many varieties were eX-
hibtted. and about fifty babies We're
entered. TIE league was SO encour-
aged by the success of its first effort
in this line. that 1t is hoped to have
an annual show.
Mrs. ]. S, Wright and children, of
Radford arrived in the Gap Tuesday
on O. visit to Mrs. Otis Mouser.
Mrs. William Scott Hanley, of Chi
#caGa, and Mrs. Charles B. Salley and
little son, of Salem, ILL.,, are the guests
OF Mrs. Richard Peck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Gala Social News.

Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch.l
Gala, Va. August 27.-Misses India
and Eliza Price, of Lynchburg; and
Mrs. w. II. Bassett and daughter. Yir-
glnia, of Richmond. are guests at Chas.
a. Price's,
8. Beale, OF Franklin, are visiting at
u. B. Rnhrman's.
Miss Rebe Young has returned TO
her home in Norfolk.
r, Davis Moody, of Clifton Forge,
snant Sunday. at Charles rT. Prices. s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
VETERANS TO HOLD REUNION.
Member. of l. q. Arm,.tena Camp WI

Members of L. A. Armistcnd Camp VIII
Meet at La Crosse, September q.
Lacrosse Va, August 21.--The l. "A.
Armistead Camp, Confederate Veterans.
will hold its reunion at this place on
Friday, September 8.
Governor William Hodges Mann,
Honorable Robert Turnbull member
of Congress from the Fourth Virginia
District. and others will address the
camp and visitors on this occasion.
The public generally Is Invited to
attend Two games of baseball will
mess meeting Of the camp will be
held at 10 o'clock A NJ. after which
1.-THE speaking will commence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Mrs j. T.. McClung and daughter.
Lillian, are visiting friends in Clifton

: : : :
Joe Bell Deisher and Arthur II Bean.
OF Rochester. N r., are visiting friends
at Daggers Springs. and Gala
Or. Love. OF Baltimore, Md, Is the
guest of DR.. r Bennett Bean.
Mrs Macy Brooks returned to her
homo in philadelphia. Sunday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-30
LAND DRAWING AT STONE;
9RIGHAMITES ARE LUCKY

Brigham. July 2S.-The drawing for
the 5,000-acre tract of land conducted
by the National Bond & Trust COM
pany of Salt Lake City. at Stone. Ida.
yesterday was attended by many Of
our citizens, some OF whom were for
tunate In securing fine pieces of land.
Each party entering was restricted
to so acres. and the price charged
was about s4050 per acre. About
three-forrtbs Of the land was entered
upon the first day John e. Carlson
of Salt Lake City landed the first
draw. and NJ B. Olson of this city
drew No. 4. The land secured by Mr..
Olson-a 40-acre tracts one OF the
choicest pieces there, 1t lies along
the county road and adjoins the new
townsite IL is said he was offered
81 600 for his chance. Other parties
obtaining land from here were Jesse
w. Hooper. William Jeppson, Oleen
y. Stohl, 3. o. Jeppson. Lorenzo N.
Stohl, Annie c. Nelson, Albert Burt,
NJ f. Anderson. Charles Ever, Oliver
Wood and Frank Walker. The land
is lust over the state line and adjoins
this county. Parties returning from
Stone today speak in the highest
terms OF the new district and Its sur
roundinE5.