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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
DEFENDS REVENUE
CUTTER SERVICE
Representative Mann Resents
insinuation That EavOrit=
ism Is Shown
Resolution Asks Amount Ex-
pended in Search for John
Jacob AstOr's Yacht

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--VigorOus de-
fense of the revenue cutter service was
made in the house today by Represent
ative Mann of Illinois when a resolu-
tion calling for information from the
treasury department as to what amount
had been spent by that service in the
effort to locate John Jacob Astor's
yacht Nourmahal. reported lost in West
Indian waters several weeks ago, was
reported by the committee on expendi-
ture in the treasury department
This resolution is a reflection on the
revenue cutter service" declared Mann
hotly.
L think the gentleman is most un-
kind, interjected Harwick of Georgia,
author of the resolution. L merely
seek the information as to whether
such aid as was rendered to the Nour-
mahal was rendered to all alike, rich
and poor influential and uninhuential."
If it had not been a rich mans
yacht this resolution never would have
been offered, replied Mann.
THE revenue cutter service went to
the assistance of 156 vessels during the
last fiscal year and saved many lives.
1t did not go TO the aid of the Nour-
mahal particularly to save a rich man.
but also to rescue the so people aboard
that boat who We're not rich men,
Hill of Connecticut related how Pres
ident Roosevelt had sent a 'battleship to
remote island in the South Pacific in
search of shipwrecked American sea-
man named Goff.
And he did no more than right
said Hill. THAT'S what revenue cut
ters and naval vessels are for
The resolution was adopted
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
GAS HEATER EXPLODES
AND THREE ARE INJURED

PASADENA, Jan. 6.-The explosion
of a gas heater in the reception rooms
of the Pasadena board of trade today
wrecked a portion of the building and
seriously injured A. ]. Bertonneau, sec
retary of the board, and Mrs. Leslie o.
Wallace of Canton, n. ", and James
Stalker. winter visitors here. The ex-
plosion was heard for several blocks
All those injured were struck by flying
pieces of the iron heater.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

fred Harreu. Bakersfield Californian; W. a.
Shepard. Auburn Herald: ". L. Prisk. Grass
Valley Union x. NJ. Mappes, Fresno Mirror; 1.
ermore Herald p. II. Miberry. Lakeport Press
Reed T. Mile. Red Bluff News; j. Y. Smith,
Redwood City Democrat: J. ]. Nanderberg, Sci
ma Irrigator: Ben NJ Maddox, Nisalia Times.
Among the legislators who viii par
ticipate in the first conference with the
editors viii be:
Senator's J. b. Sanford. Ukiah: A. Caminetti
Jackson: f. o. Miller. Nisalia: James Holohan.
Watsonvlle: George W. Cartwright, Fresno;
John b Curtin. Sonora; A T. Campbell San
Luis Obispo: Assemblymen l. w Julliard. Santa
Rosa: p. H. Johnson. Rosewater; X. c. ellis.
Yreka: Harry Polsley Red Bluff; John W.
Preston Tkiah: Lawrence H. Wilson, Winters;
John MendenhaH. Williams J. W Stuckenbruck.
Acampo. and former Assemblyman J. O. Davis
~ Holister. who one Of the really big
men Of the assembly of 1907.
Senator John 3. Sanford. chairman of the
democratic press association and vice chairman
of the state central committee, viii preside.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
CROWD SCRAMBLES FOR
GOLD PIECES IN SNOW
Express Messengers Bag Drops
and Wild Search EnSues

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a shower of
500 $50 gold pieces sent a frantic mob
of men, women and children groveling
in the heavy snow of a downtown street
late this Rternoon.
An express messenger Of the sub
treasury had almost reached his desti-
nation when the bag slipped and the
heavy double eagles tore through the
canvas and poured in giittering
stream into the street. A crowd gath
cred and engaged in a wild search for
the little holes in the snow that marked
where the treasure lay.
The crowd was driven away by the
police. but not before several gold
pieces had disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
River and Harbor Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. GA very COM
portable" river and harbor apprepria-
tion bill carrying more than 100000, 900
for new and continuing operations will
be reported to the house in February.
Among some of the house leaders
there is disposition to favor river
and harbor bill limited to the continu-
ing contracts and to fight everything
that looks like what is popularity called
a pork barrel Every effort is be-
ing made by the speaker and other
house leaders to reduce federal dis
bursements to the minimum until reve-
nues are in better shape.
The amount sought to be carried in
the bills introduced since the session
of congress began in December aggre-
gate $40,194,73 added to which is $35,-
515, 100 sought to be carried in bills
introduced at the special session that
adjourned last August
This total of almost $4,000, 900 in
Guides the Tawney bill to appropriate
100000 annually for 10 years, for
improving the Mississippi river, but
does not include the $3.50, 900, 900, which
Representative Langley proposes in 2
per cent gold bond issue for general
waterway improvements
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
KILLS THIRTEEN BEARS
IN LESS THAN AN HOUR
Hunter Finds Bruins Winter
Quarters

SANTA FE, \. NJ. Jan. e--Jose Val
dez, who is crack shot and knows a
whole lot about bears and how to hunt
them, can now claim to be the cham
pion bruin killer of the country.
Yesterday afternoon he discovered a
cave 20 miles from Santa Fe that
showed unmfstakable signs of being
the winter habitation of bears.
Valdez started a fire at the mouth of
the cave and smoked the bears out.
There were just 13 of them in the cave.
and as they came out, one by one, Val
dez killed them. the whole time occu-
pied being less than an hour.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
Pension Bill Is Urged

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Efforts are
to be made al the present session of
congress for the passage of a law pro-
viding for the compulsory retirement
of superannuated government en-
ployes and providing pensions for such
employees.
The tentative plan, it is said. con-
templates the creation of a pension
fund that will be provided entirely by
the working clerks themselves.
There is a provision for the retire.
ment of the ordinary clerical force of
the classified service at the age Of
20. mail carriers at 65 and the railway
mail clerks at so.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
H0OKWORM FLOUTED BY
MISSOURPS GOVERNOR
Executive Refuses to Appoint
Convention Delegates
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. 6.-Goy-
ernor Hadley is not deeply impressed
with the question of eliminating al
legged hookworms. which are said to get
into southern systems and make them
lazy, and will appoint no Missouri dele
gates to the national hookworm con-
vention at Atlanta, Ca. January 1g AS
hookworms have never bothered Mis-
sourians, he will also decline TO official
ly invite that convention to meet in St
Louis next year, as the st. Louis con-
vention bureau officially requested him
to do today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
SLOW PROGRESS IN
CHINESE MURDER TRIAL

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The trial of
Lau Tang and Lau Shang, charged with
the murder of Bow Kun, plum blOs-
SOM of Chinatown, made little prog
ress today Two witnesses testified
that they saw the defendants enter
Bow Kum's rooms on the night of the
murder, that they heard grOans soon
afterward and that when the defend
ants came out again and passed down
the steps to the street their faces
showed green in the light.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
PRINTERS WIN FIGHT
FOR NEW WAGE SCALE
Franklin Association Yields
After Weeks of Opposition

OAKLAND, Jan. s.-The Franklin
association, a coast organization of
employing printers. this morning
agreed to pay the new wage schedule
adopted by the local typographical
unions, after several weeks of nego-
tiations.
For a time it looked as though
there might be.a general strike among
the printers working for members OF
the Franklin association on account of
the stand taken by the latter against
the advance in wages; but the en-
ployers finally decided to give in.
The new wage schedule, which was
adopted on the first of the year, pro-
vides a weekly salary of $27 for job
men and $50 for foremen, an increase
of SO per week for each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
Arctic Club Drops Cook

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The Arctic Club
of America, founded by DR.. Frederick A
Cock and his supporters in the north
pO:e controversy. through it's board Of
directors has dropped the name OF the
explorer from the roll of membership.
The club led in the welcoming festivi-
ties to Doctor Cook on his return from
Greenland and Copenhagen.
Later it gave Doctor Cook a banquet
at the WaldOrf-AstOria and many of it's
Individual members, including Admiral
Schley and Captain Osborn champiOned
the cause of Cook
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
INTERSTATE ACT
CHANGES PLANNED
Administration Will Have Bill
EmbOdying Views on Com
merCe Law

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-That the
administration will have bill embody-
ing its views regarding amendments to
the interstate commerce law, those who
have been instrumental in framing the
measure are confident
They even go so far as to declare
that in the main railroads will be salts
fed with the provision of the measure.
Conferences are still being held by
members of the special committee ap-
pointed by President Taft and drafts
and redrafts of unsettled features are
being made constantly
That railroad interests will object to
the measure to the last, committee
members say it is to be expected, and
railroadman are to be given every op-
portunfty to present their side of the
case.
The proposed amendments to the in
terstate commerce act, it is said, are
not to affect express companies
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
MINER NEAR DEATH
IN SUDDEN CAVEIN
Buried to Neck for More Than
an Hour
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, Jan. 6--Paul Alberti. en-
plOyed in the st. Johns quicksilver
mine near this city. had a narrow es-
cape from being buried alive today
when working several feet under
ground in ledge of CHINA bar which he
had just come upon. Tons of earth
suddenly fell about him, burying him.
with only his head free AIberti was
pinned down for more than an hour
before aid came. and il was only by
a mere chance that the imprisoned man
was found
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
BRITISH WILL AID
SOUTH POLE PARTY
Government Promises 100000
Toward Expense OF Captain
Herbert ScOtt's Expedition
Activity OF American Arctic Ex'
plOrers Leads to ApprOpri-
alton for the Work

LONDON. Jan. 6.-The Scott expedi-
tion in search of the south pole is now
assured. the government having prom
ised today 100000 toward the 100000
which is the estimated expense
There is little doubt that the reported
activity among the American arctic ex-
plOrers who advocate a south polar
expedition proved a convincing factor
which determined the government to
assist Captain Herbert F. Scott.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

ACCUSES HUSBAND OF CRUELTY Oakland.
Jan G.-Further testimony given today IN
behalf Of Ars Jewell Madison. who is resist
ing the attempt of her husband. Martin Madi-
of Hayward. to secure divorce from her
on the ground of cruelty. Mrs. Madison main
tsins that the cruelty III or her husband 5
side. Madison is ship chandler.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
RHEUMATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy re-
lieves pains in the legs. arms. back.
stiff or swollen joints. in a few hours.
and cures in a few days. Contains no
opium, cocaine or drugs 70
deaden the pain. 1t neutralizes the
acid. drives out all rheumatic poison
from the system
Price 25 cents at all druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07
Merchants Honor Peary

NEW YORK. Jan. e.-Hailing him as
the discoverer of the north pole the
chamber of commerce today elected
Commander Robert f. Peary an hon
Orarv memheI
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

Shasta Water
for health.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-07

Removed to Iar~er and mn
to-date quarters and hone ia
see nv old and new natients.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
Scottsville

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SCOTTSVILLE, VA, July 9.-The
Scottsville district school board is
holding its annual meeting to-day for
the purpose of appointing teachers for
the coming session.
Mrs. Jacinto V. Pereira gave an
afternoon tea Wednesday in honor
of Miss Nina Workman, of Roanoke,
Va.
r. 1. Wade. of Richmond, spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. M. NJ.
Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Powers spent
several days this week at the home
of Mrs. d. p. Powers. returning to
their home in Richmond Wednesday.
Samuel r. Martin, of Richmond. Is
visiting his sister, Miss Celestine Mar
tin.
Mrs. Josephine Trevilian, Of Rich
mond. Is the guest of Mrs. ]. c. Hill.
Mrs. S, w. Tempkins. Of Richmond,
was in town Wednesday
Miss Nina Workman, who has been
visiting Miss Lucy Powers, left We'd
nesday for her home in Roanoke.
Mrs. z. Lee Gilmer Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. A. C. Horsley. at War
minister She will shortly make her
home in Altavista. where her son is
engaged in business.
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Williansburg

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WILLIAMSBURG Va, July 9.--
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Burritt and chill
dren left Thursday morning for Penn
sylvania After Visit In that State
and other points North, they VIII 60
to Rockford. ILL.,. the former home OF
Mr.. Burritt.
Mr.. James B. Jones. OF Bedford
City. is spending two weeks with his
parents, Prof. and Mrs. w. @. Jones'.
Miss Lucy Bloxt6n left Monday to
resume her work at ST. Peters mis-
sion, In Franklin county. after q visit
OF several weeks to friends here.
Miss Lucy cofer, OF Smithfeid, II
the guest OF F:Ass Carrie Cole Lane.
Miss Eue Hundley has returned
from visit to friends In Surry coun-
ty.
Mrs, Viola Ware and daughter. Miss
Alice. and Miss Lula Brooks, are Wis.,
iting friends in Yorktown.
Miss Grace Jones' Of Washington.
ID. c., ii Visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. w. Jones
Miss Florence Sweeney has return-
III from n IA visit ~te reIat ipes m kaps
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49,
Enporia

Especial to The Richmond virginiau,)
EMPORIA, VA. July 9.--Rev. ]. O.
Buskie. formerly rector of the Episco-
pal church here. but recently rector
OF the church in Goldsboro, N c., who
has recently accepted call to a church
In Baton Rouge. La has been on a
visit to his old parishioners in Empo-
Mr.. Howard W. Hall was visitor
10 Richmond this week.
Mr.. Henry Walton, who formerly
clerked in the store Of Mr.. j. J. Taylor,
OF this town. has accepted position
in the same firm.
Master Harry Civec of Portsmouth.
Is visitor at the home of his grand
parents. Mr., and Mrs. r. l. Mitchell. Of
Greensville county.
Mr.. S. II. Short, of Lawrencevilie,
visited friends here this week
Mrs. nj. j. Conweil and children have
returned to their home at Handsome,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. w. l.
Mitchell. OF the county. Her father,
Mr.. J. G. Woodruff. accompanied her to
her home.
Miss Susie Ferguson, Of Richmond,
who has spent the last year with MIR.
N. III. Ferguson of Greensville county.
has returned to her home.
Mr.. f. E, Eanes, an attorney at law
here, visited his old home In Peters
burg. this week
Miss Lima Robinson. of the county,
Is visiting Mrs. Eugene vassar. OF
Garysburg, N. c.. this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
Buena Vista

BUENA VISTA, VA. July s.--The
chief feature of interest during the
past week was the Fourth of July
celebration. which took place on Mon
day and II was a big success. The
coronation ball was one of the largest
and most elaborate social functions
ever held In the city and there We're
about a hundred and fifty people
dancing. which included many peo-
pie prominent in social circles In
Virginia. Rev. e. II. Rowe return
ed Wednesday morning from trip
in the interest OF the seminary.
Judge G. J. Campbell, Miss Ade-
laide Campbell and Mr. Peter Camp
bell. of Amherst. We're among those
who attended the tournament and
ball Monday.
Miss jamie wilkins, OF Lynchburg,
is the guest of Mess Bessie Burkss
DIR. c. c. Coleman. OF Richmond,
was a visit in the city several days
this week the guest OF Mr.. w. IT.
Paxton.
H r. Mills win leave Tuesday
morning for Richmond to attend the
session of the Virginia Press Assoc
citation, which convenes in Murphy's
hotel Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. N. A. Reese, of Roslyn, Va,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Fl. S.
Rucker several days this week
Mrs. s.. F.. Mofrette. OF Roanoke. la
the guest OF Mrs. j. III. Lake. -
Miss Lucy Arbogast, Off, Berry
vile. IL the guest of her sister, Miss
Ekla Arbogast.
Miss Sallie Divers, OF Rocky Mount.
is the guest OF her brother. DIR. g. IT.
Divers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
Radford

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RADFoRD, VA, July s.-Mr. F. f.
Billiard, OF Acton, S. C., Is visiting his
mother, Mrs, l.. p. Billiard.
Miss JULIA TFolinger left Thursday for
Georgia. whore she will attend house
party, given by Miss Maude Oliver.
Miss Gustava Kelly, of Wise Va.
has been visiting Mrs. r.. r. White on
her return home from Randolph Macon
College. LynchburR.
Rev and Mrs Edward r. Carter and
family. of Lynchburg, are spending the
month with Mrs, e. Adams.
MIR. and Mrs. r. 3. Tinsiey and Miss
the Panama Canal zone1
Mr.. Caesar Goodman, of Pocahontas.
is the guest of Mr.. A.. Simon.
Miss Marie Beinkampen returned
Friday after an absence of seven years
in Vfcksbure, Miss and Louisville. Ky.
She and her sister. Miss Lillian, are
now in Mccoy
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Otey Hofrman, have
returned to their home in Rocky Mount.
after spending few days with Mrs.
a. O. Billiard
Mrs. @. Fl. southall ana son. Gervass.
of Amiia Court House, arc Visiting Mrs.
II. L. Jorden.
Mrs: z. T. Winston and little daugh-
ter. OF Bristol. are visiting Mrs. w. IL.
Mcfarland. !,
Miss Maie,a Mccormick. of Bristol.
Tenn, y visiting her cousin, Mrs. c. M.
Caldwell.
The Fourth of July picnic was sue
cessS dspite the showers. On Of the
most exciting events on the program
Harg. Jr, with his new high power Ca
dillac and Harry Booth. With his mile
. minute motorcYcie. NJ. McHarg
Winntnx-
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King George

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KING GEORGE, VA. July s--Mr.
Raleigh c. Taylor, of Amsted, w. Va,
is spending this week with his mother
inlaw this week with his mother in
law. Mrs. VIM. Taylor, at "Powhatan,"
where his wife and little boy have been
the guests for the past two months.
Mrs Paul Holiday. of Mathews eoun
ty, with. her two little girls, is spending
some time with her father. DIR. T. T.
Arnold. at willow Hill"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harcham, of Nebraska,
are guests of Hon. and Mrs II. T.
Garrett, at Spy HILL
Mr. John S. MORRIS, of Washington.
is spending month with friends at
Waverly farm.
Misses Alice and Martha Eldridge of
Washington, are visiting the Misses
Hogan at Lothian"
Mrs George Sorell of Washington,
has arrived at her cottage at Comorn
for the summer She is accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Alice and Mrs.
Montgomery and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mountfoy and
son Porter, of New York, arrived here
yesterday to spend the season at their
pretty country home.
Mrs. John S. Dickinson is a guest
of friends in Washington.
Miss Lucy Lewis Is visiting relatives
in Washington.
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Gordonsville

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GORDONSVILLE, VA. July S.
Mr.. w. A. Faber, of Roanoke, was
the guest several days since of his
father, Mr.. l.. j. Faber, en- route to
Washington, Baltimore and other
points.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mcclure spent several
days this week with his brother, Mr..
f. NJ Mcclure. in Richmond.
Mr.. X. T. Clayton, of Richmond,
was a visitor several days this week
at the home OF Mr.. f. +. Davenport.
to his home at Clover. Va. after
spending some time with his brother,
MIR. w. II. Martin, who has been quite
sick
Messrs. George II. Scott and e. V.
Breeder, OF Richmond, were visitors
this week at the home of the for
mer's parents. DR.. and Mrs. John w.
Scott.
Mr.. w o. Thomas was a Richmond
visitor Thursday.
Miss Margte Faulconer, of Green's
boro, n. c., Is visiting her aunts,
Misses Josephine and Norma Faul-
coner in this city.
Mr., r. II, Stratton, OF Woodbury.,
n, j., Is on a Visit to his brothers ana
sisters in Gordonsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Redford and two chill
dren and Mr.. Bert wilkins, of Rich
mond, we're visitors this week at the
home OF Mr.. George wilkins.
Mrs. Willie Clapp, of Washington,
has been spending the week at the
home OF Mr., c. NJ. Clapp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,l
BON AIR. VA, June 9,--Mr. and
Mrs, Whitmel Forbes moved to their
country seat. Monte Bello, last week.
Miss Nellie Payne has been the
guest of Mrs. Burton Magee for the
past week and expects to remain
through July
Miss Helen Opie and Miss Lillian
Cooke, of Paramount. w. Va. who
have been the GUESTS of Miss Augusta
Bariield, left on Thursday for their
home,
Miss Carrie Moore returned from
Glnter Park on Wednesday, where
she has been the guest of her brother,
Miss Bertha Jahnke was Mrs. J. x.
Hazens guest recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairlie Cooke and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moneure are
at the Bon Air Inn.
Miss Halle Scott, Mr.. Durrett and
Mr., Luoius Cary were week end guests
of Miss Halle TaIcott
Miss Ayiiffe Wherry has returned
from visiting Miss Virginia Potts in
Ashland.
n Clayton Terrence has been staying
with Mrs. L. l.. +. Cooke.
Ensign Causey and Ensign Russell
Crenshaw have been visiting John
Christian.
Miss Marion Montague and Miss
Virginia Lee Miller are visiting Mrs.
Taylor Robertson at Basic City
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Spottsylvania

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SPOTSYLyANIA. VA, JuiyA D.
Mrs. NJ. J. Harbaugh, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs L. Seay,
of Spotsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter. Tenant, OF
Washington. are visiting for week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Durrett. OF
Leavells. Va.
Miss Louise Morton Duncan, or
Ohio. rs the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Matte D. Pendleton. of Spot
sylvania. is visiting In Chameleon for
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs DR. William A. Cor
don gave a very delightful reception
and social on Friday last to MIR, and
Mrs. Armistead Gordon. of Pittsburg.
Mrs. James L. Frazer, of Orange,
who has been visiting in Spotsylvania,
is now the guest of friends in Newport
News.
Mrs. Mary e. Whitlock has gone to
Washington for a continued stay.
DR. william A. Harris. of Spotsyl-
vania, has returned from a visit to
Washington.
DIR. William A. Gordon, of Wilder
ness, Va, Twisting in Richmond.
MIR. Frank Green, of Washington,
has returned home, after a visit to
friends in Spctsylvania and King
George counties.
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been here all summer left last Thurs
,iay for North Carolina.
Mrs. Margaret T., Agee has returned
to her home at Buffalo Springs after
a visit Of some time TO Mrs, E. A.
Walton.
Airs. NJ @. Heron. Of Illinois. and
daughter, Mrs. Martin. of Lynehburg,
were ia town several days this week.
Mrs &. l.. Wright, of Lexington,
Va, and Mrs. q. V. Campbell. OF
Lynchburg, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hancock,
Miss Eiizabeth Marshall of Char
lottesviile. Was "a visitor 20 the Tome
OF MIR, and Mrs C. W Hancock this
week.
Mr.. John a. Anderson. of Lynch
burg, spent several days with ms
brother. MIR. Il, o. Anderson. this
week.
Miss Mary Harvey. Of Spring Mills.
and br. Lyle, OF Bedford, We're guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Caldwell this
week.
Mrs, 9. A. Hancock and children
have returned from visit 10 New
port News.
Mr. V r. Herucall apd family of
Nebraska, are spending their vacation
here.
Miss Katherine Clement, of New
port News, is visiting relatives here,
Mr.. w. D. Browning. NJ Richmond,
was In town few days this week