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to spend a month in the mountains
She will visit first In Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Buckley. Of Law
renceville, Va, have been the guests
of their brother. Mr.. NJ r. Buckley,
on Fourth avenue. They left for home
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. ]. ID. Garris and daughter. Ma
mie, OF Emporia, Va, spent Thursday
and Friday with Mrs. NJ. X. Buckley.
Miss Alma Vaughn win give gar
den fete at her home Friday evening
in honor of her cousin Miss Noodle
Clay Smith, of Memphis. Tenn.
Rev. s. II. Templeman returned
Thursday night from Spotsyivanii.
where he had been in attendance upon
the Goshen Sunday school convention.
Mrs. s. C. Davis and sister Miss
Marie Connolly. left Tuesday for a
visit to Caroline and Spotsylvania
county.
Mayor C. w. wingheld is still near
Ashland. where he has been recuper-
ating for some time. He expects to re-
turn IN time for the council meeting
Monday night.
Mrs. n. B. Quinby left Wednesday
for visit to her former home. Troy
Hills, near old Morristown. n. J. She
went by the old York River line to
Baltimore and was accompanied by
her granddaughter. Mrs. w. I. John-
son, and baby, and Miss Dorothy Hall,
OF Troy Hills, was returning from
stay at Virginia Beach. Mr.. Johnson
went as far as Baltimore with them
and returned to the city Friday morn
ing.
The regular meeting of the town
council will be held In the High School
building Monday evening at o'clock.
This will be the last meeting of the
old council. The new council will go
into ONCE the first Monday In Septem-
Der
Unity Woman's Christian Union
will hold housekeepers' sale in Sixth
Street market Saturday.
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Barton Heights

The ladies OF Barton Heights con-
tributed $50 TO the Ice Mission in
Richmond
The ladies OF the Methodist church
gave a delightful lawn party on the
church grounds Tuesday night.
Miss Ethel Johnson has returned
from a visit to relatives in Baltimore
to her home. So7 Minor street.
Mr.. W. n. Liggan, who lost the
greater portion of his right hand about
two weeks ago while working at the
enough to leave the hospital. and has
gone to his home, 200 Monteiro ave-
nue.. He goes to the hospital daily to
have his wound dressed.
The Epiphany church (EpiscopaD
will give a concert Friday night In the
church at $3.50 o'clock. Those VINO
Will take part are: Miss Adrianna
Kuyk, Mrs. L. l.. Miller. Misc Adele
Clarke. Miss Gertrude Clarke. Mr.. Fred
Jones and Mr.. A. W. Marttnststn; Mr..
Richie Bacon, accompanist. Silver
Offering at the door. Refreshments
will be served In the parish hall.
Mrs D. J. Gregory and daughters.
Misses Kathleen and Mary. are rest
ing at Virginia Beach this week.
Mrs. n, b. croxtou, who has been
with her son, DR.. W. e. Croxton, at
Skyron, has returned to her home on
Monteiro avenue.
Mrs. w. r, Jones, accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Dorothy
Jones, left Tuesday for Orange to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Eugene Hatcher
and family.
Mr.. Percy Smith. of 1907 Lamb ave-
nue., has gone to be with his family.
who are rusticating In Loudoun coun-
ty.
MIR. and Mrs. A.. L. Owen, OF ia
North avenue. have gone on two
weeks stay to Midlothian.
Miss Clara Hamilton has returned
to her home In Petersburg. after a stay
OF four weeks with Mrs. Mollie Rudd
Andrews.
Miss Florence Roper. OF Petersburg.
who has been on a visit to Mrs, NJ. e.
Strother. has gone home.
Hon. John Lamb ard Judge T. Ashby
candidates for Congress In
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Scottsville

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sCoTTSvILLE. VA, July se.-The
young ladies and gentlemen OF the
town gave an enjoyable dance in the
school auditorium Thursday evening.
Those present were: Misses Marjorie
Clements, Helen Harris. Fannie, Irene
and Eva Briggs. Lesa Clements, Rachel
and Louise Beal. Annie Jones. Messrs.
w. O. Rhodes. James Clements, Reeve
Nicholas. T. E, and c. l. Bruce and
VIII Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Powers.
Of Richmond. will spend Sunday at the
home of Mira. %. p. Powers.
Stella, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. II. Pitts. has recovered from
spell OF sickness.
J. l. Martin. OF Carter's Bridge. was
in town several days ago.
Miss Sallie Hughes. of Fork Union,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. II. WAL
ton.
Mrs. NJ. /. Dunn and chill Of
Clifton Forge, who have been visiting
at Mrs. J. c. 4Hiii's. have returned
home. -'-
Mira. s. r. Martin. of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Celestine Martin.
Misses Lucy Powers and Lindsay
Powers. OF Richmond. have returned
from Altavista. where they have been
visiting Mrs. A. G. Bell.
Mrs, J. L. Pitts and Miss Clara Pitts
are at Atlantic City for several weeks.
DR.. II. G. Goodwin. Of Louisa, is vis-
iting his brother, G. Tyler Goodwin,
on '*Snowden."
DR.. p. NJ. Strother was at Shores this
week.
Samuel T. Martin spent several days
. vfth
s. Martin. in Charlottesville.
Hon. d. II. Pitts was In Richmond
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McGiivray, of
Richmond. who are spending the sum
Tuer at the home OF the Misses Davis,
were visitors to our town this week.
Miss Emily Davis. of Woodbridge, was
the guest OF Miss Hattie Poland this
week.
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Enporia

EMPoRIA, VA. July so.-Mr. J. H.
Moody visited Ocean View this week
Miss Mamie Cieaton. of Vultan, ".
c., Is visiting friends in North Empo-
Mr.. W. D. King. of Richmond. has
returned home from visiting friends In
North Emporia. s
Mrs. Gordon Walker and family have
returned to their home in Danville at
ter n few days visit in Emporta
Mrs. Russell Han Is the guest OF rel
atives In Wilson. n. c.. this week.
DR., J. II. Smith has gone to Pulaski
for a ten days visit
Misses Annie and Emma Powell are
the guests OF friends in johannesburg.
Miss Grace Tunstall. of North EN-
porta. has returned home from visiting
friends In North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Snyder have re-
turned from a lengthy visit to relatives
Mr.. p. ". D. Jones, of Norfolk, has
returned home from a visit to his En-
poria friends.
guests of Miss Carrie Fox, on Peach
tree street
Mr. darcy Wright has accepted a
position with a Ciarksville drug store.
Mrs. Joe Ryalls, and her mother. Mrs.
Adams have returned from visit 10
relatives In Portsmouth.
Mr.. Mordecai Jones. Of Atlanta, Ga.
has returned home fro ma visit to rel
atives in Emporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe II. Taylor. Miss Nan
ME Hit and Messrs, John Davis, J.
p. King, j. u. Byrd and V. Il. Mitchell
are home again after pleasant trip
to Lursy.
Miss Effe Hit of North Emporia gave
social entertainment to her young
friends Thursday night which was
hugely enjoyed by all present.
Miss Emily James, of City Point, who
was taken very Ill while visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. L. Smith, here, has sur
fictentiy recovered to return TO her
home. tt
Mrs. Title Powell TumhuRs OF Law
renceviiie, has returned home after n
few days visit TO her parents here.
Mrs. Il. J. Kreen atd Mrs. Allen Tur-
ner. have returned home from visit
TO relatives In Clifton Forge.
Mrs. Pope. OF Arkansas and Miss
Pope of w. Va. have both returned TO
their homes from a visit to DIR. E. NJ
Parker.
Rev. j. w. Hickman left Wednesday
for a few days visit 20 friends in Mid
dlcsex. where he will also visit the
camp meeting which is being conducted
by Evangelist Strouse and Eagiy, OF Sa-
lem, Va
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RADFORD. VA. July S0.-Mr. and
Mrs. Shott and son are at Ocean Grove.
They expect 10 live in Pulaski upon
their return to Virginia.
Mrs Harvey Ingles and son and Miss
Isabel Ralston. of Middleaboro. KY.
are visiting Mrs. Mae Ingles. s-...ppr,....sy
The Foreign Missionary and Aid So
ciety met with Mrs. William Ingies
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams and her
daughter. Mrs. BEDFORD Adams, gave
n delightful reception at her home,
"Arnheim.' last Friday afternoon.
About sixty were present.
Rev. E. r. Carter and family. who
have been the guests OF Mrs Elizabeth
Adams. returned to their home In
Lynchburg Thursday. \
Miss Agnes Ewald, of Wytheville,
Is visiting Miss Mary French.
Miss Willie Harvey delightfully."- en-
tertained the Afternoon Idlers at cards
Thursday afternoon at her home, on
Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l., Jones have
returned from Tenpessee and are Wis
ling Mrs. George Lyle,
Mrs. w. A. Wilson entertained the
Current Events Club last week.
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Gordonsville

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GORDONSvILLE. VA. July 30
Mr.. e. ". Breeder, OF Richmond, was
a visitor this week at the home Of DR..
Joohn w. Scott.
Mrs. John w. Scott and daughters.
Misses Marcia and Deane Scott. have
returned from a two weeks trip to Buff
fa1o Ridge Springs.
Miss Rae Block has returned from
visit to friends at Orange.
Mr.. Robert Sneed. of Richmond. Wis
tied relatives In the city this week.
,s Misses Helen and Isabel sBatenan.
of Low Moor. are guests OF their aunt,
Mrs. J. E. Bibb.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Mrs. b. F. Dsttor
and little son. Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
are visitors at the home Of the former
sister. Mrs. J. A. Noble.
Mr.. H. d. Hildebrand visited rela-
tives and friends at Waynesboro sew
erai days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hosshead Mrs
Oueenie Coates. Harris and John viii
Davenport left on Monday for a two
weeks camping trip at RapidaI..
Miss Alma AGREE. Of Charlottesville.
10 on q visit to her aunt, Mrs. III. r.
Goode. In South Goordonsvtllo,
Messrs. 8. e. Stratton and I'D. Rob.
erts have returned from pleasant trim
to New York. Brooklyn. Coney Island
and other points.
Miss Julia Jennings, of Richmond.
was . guest this week OF Mrs. J, H.
Hume,
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An enjoyable hop was given Tuesday
evening In the dance hall
. Misses Lucretia Dejarnette and Sal
lie Howe are In Christiansburg attend
ing house party given by Mrs. Henry
Taliart.
Miss Blanche Kirschenhaum, of Bal
timore, spent few days during the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Simon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman. Of Pocahontas..
Miss Ida Roof has returned home,
after pleasant visit to friends and
relatives In Bristol and johnson City.
Mrs. J. NJ. Young, of Richmond, Ia
visiting Mrs A. w. Kirby. Of East Rad
ford.
Miss Oracle Bishop and Mrs. A. G..
Akers arc visiting friends and rela-
tfves near Wytheville.
Mrs. j. Gusts Peter and daughter.
Annie, have Just returned from a trip
TO Norfolk and Baltimore.
Master Custic Peter has returned
from camping party In Bath county.
Miss Eunice Forsythe, of Roanoke,
is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Carly.
Mr.. William Ingles, Jr., has returned
from Saltville. Mrs. Ingies and son
will stay couple OF weeks longer.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rad
ford Presbyterian church hole to have
reading soon from Mrs. Janet Ste
phens, of Pasadena, Cal, who Is now
visiting her old home in Christians
burg.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Lutheran
church have elected Mrs. Paul Sieg
delegate and Mrs. l.. J. Vernon alter
nate to the annual meeting OF the
Synodical Society to be held In Wheat
land church. Botetourt county, next
month.
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Williamsburg

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WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July 80
One OF the social events of the season
here was the celebration Tuesday
night. at their home on Waller street,
of the golden wedding of Captain
and Mrs. Levin Winder Lane. All of
their children were with them. A
large number of guests from outside
the city were present including ex-
United States Senator and Mrs.
Charles j. Faulkner. of Washington.
Captain Lane Is II years OF age and
his wife 81. Both are hale and hearty
and bid fair TO spend many happy
years together yet. Mrs. James A.
Banks. OF this city, the only living
bridesmaid. is still hale and hearty.
Miss Harriet Hankins, of Washing
ton. IL visiting her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. George AZ Hawkins.
Miss Garnett Sweeney has returned
from a month's- visit to Newport
News, Hampton and Ocean View.
Miss Ellen Barnes Is home from a.
delightful visit to Miss Lady Lewis In
West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones, Of Rich
mond. visited Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Stone this week.
Mrs. T. b. Johnson, of Norfolk
county. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Jones.
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STODDART. VA. July 30.--Mrs.
Ames. son and daughter. of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are visiting Mrs. James
Steger.
Mrs. Nassar. of Alabama, is visit
ing Mrs. Plat Blanton.
Mrs. Baker Bianton leaves this week
for Tennessee.
Miss Scott. OF Charlotte. Is the guest
of Mrs. George Scott.
Mrs. James Steger entertained on
Thursday in honor of her visitors from
Michigan. A-
Mr. George johnson, of A.ynchburg,
IL at home for ten days vacation.
Miss Bell johnson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Charlie Bianton. is now
visiting her brother, Mr.. Tucker john
son, of Farmyilie, Va.
MIR. Ben Baldwin. who has been Wis
iting relatives In this neighborhood.
has returned TO his work in Texas.
The girls are all returning home from
the summer normals. and among them
are Misses Ellen Walker. Ola Agee.
Ellen Lyon and Matte Bondurant.
Mrs. Plat Blanton entertained last
week in honor of Mrs. Vasser. of Ala
bama.
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itor, Miss Sue Noll. of New Orleans.
are visiting Miss Graham's sister in
Richmond.
Misc Jean Trigg Is out again. after
several weeks illness.
Rev. william Grove is holding a
meeting at Dublin this week.
The summer school. which is SO
closely associated with The Mead
ows." the charming home OF Captain
+. S. Robertson. near town, has been
transferred to Martha Washington
College. awaiting developments in the
illness of the little daughter Of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. wiliopghby Reade
who are spending the summer at The
Meadows' with Mira. Reade's father.
Mrs Mary Moore Davis is at home
from the summer normal at Knox
Vile. Tenn.
Mrs. Wharton, whose husband was
pastor of the Presbyterian church
here some years ago, is here from
Texas, where her four children, spend
ing the summer with her sister, Miss
Katie Hurt, at her lovely home on
Wolf creek.
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Spottsylvaniia

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SPOTSYLyANIA, VA, July &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Garnett, OF
Washington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George w, Clarke. OF Spotsyivania.
Miss Mary Lynn Coleman. of Spot
syivanaa, 10 the guest of Mrs. Clement
NJ Harris. of Caroline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Hodges, of
Washington. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Georke w Palmer, OF Spotsyl-
vania.
MIR, Otis r. Deal, of Kentucky. /.
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Joseph A. PEN
dieton. of Spotsylvan!a~
Mr.. John NJ, Leland. of Richmond,
Is the guest of George w. Palmer. OF
Massaponx, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Day. of
Washington. are visiting Miss Mary E.
Clarke. of Spotsylvania-
= Miss Nellie Green. of Washington,
is visiting her many friends In Spot
sylvania, Va.
Mrs. Elliott V. Williams and daugh-
ter, of Washington, are visiting In
Spotsylvania.
The Misses Ellwood. of New York.
are visiting for a month In Spotsyl-
vania and Culpeper counties.
Mr.. George w. BIackley, Of Spotsyl-
yania. Is visiting the family Of Mr.. A.
p. Martin in Culpeper county.
Mr.. N. B. Kinney and wife, or Fred
ericksburg. are visiting for q week in
Spotsylvania county.
Mr.. James NJ. Fox. Of Kentucky. is
on months tour through Virginia,
visiting relatives.
Rev. George Waite. OF Louisville,
KY, is visiting In Spotsyivania county.
Goodwin Frazier of Orange country
is visiting and preaching in Spotsyi-
wanna Va.
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Buena Vista

BUENA VISTA, VA, July 30.-New
arrivals continue to augment the
crowd at the Heights and each day
brings new faces and the days are one
round OF pleasure. The guests enjoy
themselves In various ways and the
two most popular forms OF amuse-
ment are horseback riding and dane
ing. Frequent parties are made up
to Natural Bridge and Lexington. both
of which are within q short driving
distance. On Wednesday evening the
young men Of the city gave very
enjoyable hop in the ball room and
a large crowd was present the floor
was In good condition and the music
which was furnished by a Lexington
orchestra was excellent
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Trumbower. DR..
and Mrs. r. w. Williams. Miss Lois
Embree and v. T. Stricken made up
very enjoyable party who spent last
Sunday at the Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Bromley and Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. T. Dickinson also spent
Sunday at the Bridge.
Misses Miriam and Margaret I'm
holtz. Audrey and Marie Robey. Lois
Embree. Mrs. Josephine Robey and
J. o. Burke will leave Monday Tor
Wilson Springs to spend couple Of
weeks. Nf#s
DIR. and Mrs RI. W. williams will
spend next week in Staunton.
Miss Edna Dyer. of Washington, is
hte guest of Mrs A. c. Hopkins
Mrs Mary Lou Whitehorn, OF Nor
folk. who has bee nthe guest OF Mrs
W. j. Wright. has returned to her
home.
Mrs. d. r. Miller Is spending some
time IN Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Thompson, of
Fort Worth. Tex. are the guests Of
Mr.. T. E. Thompson.
Mrs Mary Risque has returned from
Wilson Springs.
The union services which are being
held in the different churches each
sunday evening are proving very
popular and on last Sunday evening
Rev. A. C.. Hopkins. Jr., preached to
a large congregation In the Baptist
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Bowling Green
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BOWLING GREEN. Va, July 3d.
The w. C. T. L. picnic for the county
was held in thepark adjoining the
home of Mr.. Charles Dickerson al
Milford, Va. There was not a very
large crowd present, but a very pleas
ant and profitable day was spent. The
addresses made by the Rev. Mr.. Cave,
of the Christian church, and the Rev.
Mr., Holder. the supply for the Bowling
Green Baptist church. were greatly
enjoyed, while the music rendered BY
Mrs. Holder and Miss Florence Broad
dus was a pleasant feature of the days
attractions. The gold medal offered
the pupils of the public schools of the
county by the Bowling Green w. C.
7. L. for the best essay on the sub
ject, Why is Alcohol My Enemy"
was awarded to Miss Grace Cruik-
shank.
Samuel Anderson, the white man
who fatally shot William Landers, a
colored man, few days ago near
Whites, Va, was given a preliminary
hearing yesterday and the case was
sent on TO the grand jury. No cause
for the shooting was brought out in
the trial
Mrs. Raymond Carlton, of Atlanta
Va. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Chandler.
Mis- Miriam Coghill is confined to
her home on account of illness.
Mrs. Charles Jesse,-of Washington
D. c., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Collins.
Miss Annie sMoncure, of Blackstone,
is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Moncure, at Auburn.
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| Mr.. J. r. Southwark, of 201 Louis
of 312 Thirty sixth street. were mar
ried In the home OF the bride Thurs
day evening. the Rev. v. w. Bargamin,
of Denny-Street church. performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Jones' of Mecklenburg county,
Is the guest of her son. the Rev. Ii.
T. Jones
Messrs. Karl Black, Fritz CARRIER,
Ned and Branch Dinwiddie will leave
Sunday to spend their vacation at
Ocean View.
Miss Lottie CARRIER has returned
home from a stay at the Morgan Cot
tage. W1lloughby Beach.
Mrs. Richard Eacho and children
ping at the Ruth Cottage at Ocean
View.
Mrs. Charles shmidt and children
of Denny street have returned from
Ocean View.
Mrs. w. J. Jordan. of Denny street,
has returned home, after months
stay in Barboursville, Orange cot L.
ty.
Miss Bessie Black, who has been at
tending the summer normal school In
Charlottesville. returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Everett wilkerson and chill
dren have returned from a stay at
Ocean View.
Mrs. August Gumlach. Of Louisiana
street, is very sick in her home.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Fulton
Hill chapel will meet in the chapel
next Wednesday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
The Parsonage Society OF Denny
street church will meet with Mrs.
Bargamin at the parsonage next Tues
day night
pEIThnmas- Daugherty is on a visit
to friends and relatives here
The J. o. u. A. NJ. will meet next
Monday night In Nelson's hall
Mrs.. Curry. of Williamsburg avenue,
has returned from a visit to her son
in Chesterfield county.
Miss Bianoh Beasley is improving
at the Virginia hospital.
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Appornattox

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APPOMATTOX. VA, July &C.
Mrs. c. w. Hancock Is in Lynchburg
this week.
DIR. Rufus Purdum is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. q. A. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Maycock, of
Washington, are spending the sum-
mer at the home OF her father, T. A.
Caldwell. near here.
Miss Gladys Hogan, of Baltimore.
has returned to her home. after a
visit OF some time to the Misses At
Woo dheFe.
Master James. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
W. r. Wright. had the misfortune of
getting one of his fingers cut off In
feed cutter last week
Mrs. w. A. Cole and children are
at Mrs G. A. Colemans for the sum-
mer.
Miss Martha Morton who is visit
ing her brother, j. u. Morton. at this
place. is confined to her room with
dlphtheria-
Mrs. S. w Farrar. OF Farmviile
was the guest OF her sister, Miss Alice
Paris, here last week.
Misses Ola and Matte Sears have
returned from a visit to North Caro-
lima
A. 3. Clement. who has been run
ming the summer camp at Island Ford,
Is at home, having been forced to
close the camp on account OF rain
and high water.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. o'Brien were
called to Lynchhurg this week BY the
death of MIR. oBrien's uncle. John NJ.
O'Brien. from paralysis.
MIR. A II. Abbitt. of Lynchburg. Is
visiting his parents near Vera.
X. j. Dunahoe. OF Winston Salem,
n. c.. was in town this week. the
guest of his uncle. y. III. Gregory.
Mrs Win Fieshmar, of Biuefield.
w. Va. Is visiting tie home OF Mr..
j. p. L. freshman.
Mrs. Sallie Tweedy, OF Texas, ar
rived last Monday and will spend
some time with MIR, and Mrs. j. *.
Caldwell.
Messrs. Joe and Davy Abbitt are
visiting their brother. w. c. Abbitt.
near Oakriile.
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PAMPLIN CITY. VA, July 30.--
Mr.. Kirkwood Woody. ~of Crewe, is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
Miss Ethel Wyatt. of Lynchburg,
who has been visiting Miss Flossie
Thornton. has returned to her home.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bonham. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
T. Warren, left Monday for a trip
to Richmond.
Miss Maude Couch, of Lynchburg
Is the guest this week of Miss Kate
Franklin.
Mrs, Stanley Wall, accompanied by
her little son, Is at home for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Lyon have re-
turned to their home at Fork Union,
after a short stay with Mr.. Ligon's
father.
MIR. w. ]. Payne and family have
moved here from South Hill. after
having been away about six months
Miss Fannie Guthrie IL summering
with her sister, Mrs. Leslie n. Logon.
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ABINGDON, VA, July 3O.-Mrs.
Mary Stephenson. Of Windsor. II vis-
iting the family Of her son. Professor
Robert T. Stephenson. on West alley
street.
Robert r. Stephenson on West Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Irby Hurt have
returned from trip 70 Tazeweil.
Mrs. g. T. Withers and daughter,
Miss Fannie Pinckney, spent Tues
day in Bristol. ag5
Mrs. J. l.. Morris and son, Win
ston, and daughter. Miss whitley, OF
Crewe. Va. are the guests OF her
brother. Professor Stephenson. and his
family