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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25
CLARENDON, VA.
,ecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, December, "a. 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Simms of Chest
nut street. Clarendon. have as guests
Mr.. Franklin G. Wixon of Washington.
D. c.; Mr.. M. F. Hill of New York and
Mr.. Roy Bledsoe of Guthrie. Okla. Miss
Susie Jones left Thursday for a visit to
her parents at Blackstone, Va. Miss
Claudia Rucker has returned from school
at Bristol. Va, to spend the holidays with
her parents: Miss Collins of Washington.
D. c., is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. 7.
Jesse, on Oak street. Clarendon. Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Hodges of Arlington are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Walton
of LewinsvilTe, Va. After January they
will reside at Greenwood. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Gideon and family and Miss
drews. Fla, for several months, have re-
turned to their Ballston home for the
winter. Messrs. Daniel and ANNA Rucker
left this week for their home. at Amherst.
Va. where they will spend their holidays
and return to Clarendon the first of the
year. Prof. and Mrs. A. V. Stubenranch.
Mr.. Arnold and Master Bailey Stuben-
ranch, all OF Berkeley, Cal, were dinner
guests. of Miss Isham f. Schutt of Cher
rydale the first of the week. Miss Laura
Bear Of Elkton. Va. is the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. McCune of Park
Lane for the Christmas holidays. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Langley left Clarendon
Wednesday for a two-week visit to Mrs.
Langley's brother i'm Pennsylvania. MIR.
Cary Turner after a ten-day visit to
friends i'm Richmond, Va, has returned to
his Clarendon home. Mrs. Durward
Smith. after a pleasant visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. James S. Griffen. at Tarlee, has
returned to her home. at Pulaski, Va.
Mrs. Herbert Carter was hostess at a
luncheon at her home, Green Valley, Fri
day in honor Of Miss Garrard of Fort
Myer. Those present were Miss Mills of
Washington, Mrs. J. NJ. Love. Mrs. c. G.
Leadbeater. Mrs. c. w. Wattles. Mrs. G..
L. Boothe and Miss Wattles of Alexan-
dria. Mrs. J. S. Griffen of Tarlee gave a
linen shower Saturday afternoon to Mrs.
w. T. Hodges. who is recent bride of
Arlington. Mrs. Walter Erwin of Falls
Church was the guest of Mrs. Jane Gal
leger of Clarendon the first of the week.
Miss Maize Armiger of Clarendon left
Friday for her home. at West River, Md.
where she will spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Armiger
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ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

OpeCldi Correspondence OF i ne Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. December "a, 1910.
The young men of Rockville have is
sued invitations to their annual Christ
mas holiday ball, which will be held in
the opera house the evening of December
30. The committee Of arrangements is
composed Of Thomas Dawson, jr.: DIR.
Frederick n. Henderson, Randolph Tai
bolt, ]. Darby Bowman William F. Pref
lyman, Roland Wootton and Roy War
field. The chaperons will be Mrs. Rich
ard H. Stokes. Mrs. Edward c. Peter and
Mrs. William Dorsey. An enjoyable event
of the week in Rockville was a social
and housewarming in Masonic Hall Tues
day evening. 1t was given by the Rock
vile Lodge of Masons to the members
of the lodge and ladies'. and about 100
attended. James F. Allen acted as toast
master at the luncheon. and short speech
es were delivered by Col. Spencer c.
Jones and Robert E. L. Smith. pleas
ing musical program and a moving pic
ture show followed. The affair was ar
George p. Lewis was chairman. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Richard Falvey Of New Orleans
arrived In Rockville Wednesday on a
visit to Mrs. Falvey's father Col. spen-
Rockville several weeks and will be ac-
companied back home by Col Jones. who
will spend several weeks in New Orleans.
Mrs. John r. Coupe Of Mount Savage
Md, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry G.
Poss. in Rockville. Mr.. and Mrs. e. P.
ricketts, of Seneca, this county, are in
Terre Haute, Ind. where they will spend
several weeks visiting friends. The first
OF series of dances to be given by the
kensngton Assembly, recently organized
at kensingtcn. this county, with Prof
w. w. Skinner as president and Merritt
.. Chance as secretary, was held in the
kensington town hall last Saturday even
ing and proved a success: More than
fifty couples participated. Miss Mary A,
Gartrell and Mr.. Louis D. Davis. both
OF this county. were married in WASH
ington few days ago and are now on
their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Robert N
Bayi1ss entertained at luncheon Thursday
afternoon. her guests being Mrs. Otis NJ
l.inthicum, Mrs. Nicholas Brewer and
son Of Virginia has joined his wife. who
has been visiting in Rockville as the
guest of her aunt. Miss Lucy Simpson
Miss Mary Welsh of Swarthmore Col
lege is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Welsh,
here. Rev S. R. White, retired Bap-
list minister. has been seriously ill at
his condition is said to be slowly i'm
proving. DR.. and Mrs. George l.. Ed
monds and children are spending the hol-
idays in Washington as guests of Mrs
Edmonds' mother Mr.. Adrian Burnett
a student at Mount St. Mary's College. is
spending the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs JOHN l.. Burnett, here The
December musical of the church music
class of Rockville will be held in the
Baptist Church Tuesday evening. Mr.
William f. Welt has returned from Har-
risburg, Pa.
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mus of Washington. Mrs. William 7.
Callar has returned from Washington
Rev. and, Mrs. Thomas Phillips are I'm
Miss Mildred Weaver left today for
Waynesboro. Va, where she will remain
during the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
B. Mitchell are spending Christmas with
their parents near Chantilly;: Miss An
ME Hutchinson has returned from q short
visit to Washington Mr.. James Lyman
attended high school dance in Wash
1ngton Friday. Miss Maria Gresham
spent Saturday in Frankfort. Messrs
week end here. Monday Mexican Howard
left to join his father at his new home
i'm Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. William I. Robey
and little Miss Margaret Robey left
Wednesday to epend the Christmas sea-
son at Mrs Robey's former home in Cape
Charles, Va.
wedding Of considerable interest here.
where the bride has many friends, was
that of Miss Edna Gertrude Barrows Of
Berwyu. Nd. and Mr.. charles Louis
Opperman, the ceremony taking place
Monday in Berwyn. Prof. James II. Beaz-
his home in Sparta, Va Miss Lizzie Myers
spent Saturday in Washington. At
meeting. OF Herndon Lodge, No. o64, A. r.
and A. NJ. on Monday night DR..
Frank W. Huddleson was elected wor-
shipful master, George Ramsay Broadly
senior warden. B. Harry Bready junior
warden. Harry A. Sager senior deacon,
William II. Dawson Junior deacon, al II.
Kirk secretary. and DR.. Ernest l.. Robey
treasurer. The Merrymakers give their
New Year ball on January this year.
This is a society event which is pleasantly
anticipated for months, especially by the
younger set, who are usually at home for
the holiday vacations Herndon High
School closed on Friday afternoon with a
carefully prepared program. Many friends
and patrons were in attendance. Miss
Nettie Bradshaw spent Wednesday In
Washington. Mr.. w. f. Otley and small
son Of Hamilton were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrison at FloriS. Mrs.
w. T. Turner of Baltimore spent several
days this week with Mrs. Annie Bready
Mrs. Jacob Groh is visiting relatives In
Herndon. Mr.. Hugh Bradshaw is spend
ing his vacation at his home near Arcola.
Miss Christie Hutchinson is at Pleasant
Valley for a fortnight.
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, December "a, 1910
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Hart, and Mr.. James Howard Locke,
but now of Pitcairn, Pa. was solemnized
Tuesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents in Berryville by Rev. DR..
Julian Broaddus. pastor Of the Baptist
Church of that place. The brides at
tendants were Miss Edith Hart. her sis
ter and Miss Evelyn Moore Of Washing
ton. Messrs. John Hart and William
Cameron of Berryville were the grooms-
men. Miss Jane c. Moore of Berryville
rendered the wedding music. The young
couple will live at Pitcairn.
Miss Cary Randolph Jones left Win
chester this week to visit relatives and
friends in washington. surgeon Grove
of the United States Navy and Mrs
Grove have arrived from Washington to
spend several weeks at the home of the
latter's parents. DIR. and Mrs. A. p
Thomson at Summit Point. Mrs E. "
weems has returned to. her home in
Washington and Baltimore. Miss Annie
Mcclure. who has been on an extended
visit to friends in Washington, has re-
turned to her home In Winchester. Mr.
and Mrs. George Bailey and son left
Winchester Thursday to visit relatives in
Washington for a week or two. Miss
Ida M. Kyle Of Winchester has gone on
an extended visit to friends in Washing
ton and Baltimore. Mr.. Alexander r.
Pendleton left Winchester this week fol
New York. where he will join Mrs. Pen.
dleton and spend the winter travelling
Mrs. A. d. Scott of Washington is visit.
ing at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert e. March, in Winchester
Miss Louise Meade, who has been on a
lengthy visit to relatives in Washington
and Baltimore. has returned to her home
at White Post and was accompanied by
Miss Carrie Beckham of Washington
who will be her Christmas guest.
Mrs. CorneHa v. Points OF Harrison
burg has gone to Washington to spend
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Home Pets in England.

From the London Chronicle.
Yesterday the ninth annual exhibition OF
home pets was held in the hall of ST
Mary's, Plaistow. a chaos of banks
snarls and growls deafened the visitor
who ventured into the dog department
for. although fewer than fifty animal.
had been entered, each competitor wa:
engaged in trying to outbark his neigh
Dor.
The cat section was much stronger thar
that for dogs: no tax Is payable on cats
There was also fair show Of canaries
parrots and other birds, and a great va
riety of miscellaneous live stock. including
tortoises. lizards. hedgehogs. mice, frogs
guinea pigs.
Ducks and geese. fowls and pigeon,
were also represented. and there was
large number Of rabbits. Donkeys ant
ponies included Jerry" famous oil
donkey. twenty EIGHT years of age, bu
still equal to a days work.
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Of his uncle, DIR. c. L. Dohm, ST. Miss
George Wager. who has spent the au-
tumn with her brother in Pittsburg, re-
turned home Saturday. After spending a
week in Culpeper Mrs. NJ F. Gilkeson
and Miss Jane Hale Gilkeson have. re-
turned to their home. in Staunton. Mrs.
Robert Mackall has returned from a
two-month visit to Leesburg and Wash
ington. Miss Carrie Miller Of Woodville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. woodward. in
Roland Park, Baltimore. Miss Laura
Hugh Smith has arrived from Richmond
to spend the holidays with her mother.
Mrs. M. Hugh Smith. Miss Evelyn Bow
ersette, who is attending college at
Lynchburg. is visiting her father for
Christmas. Miss Minnie Burton of
Louisa county, is at her home. on East
street, for her vacatie e Miss {, Ge rasi
day evening the senior class of the Gull
pepper High School. Those present were
Misses Helen Mccoy. Fannie Louise Rix-
ey. Hattie Nottingham, Della Pannill and
Emma FAINT. Those invited to meet the
class were Messrs. Porter Male. Powell
Jones. Walter Somerville and James
Prosser.
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north enter the rotunda Of the Hotel
Chamberlin they are Immediately i'm
pressed with the warmth and homelike
atmosphere of this southern resort, for
great branches OF holly, with its Grim
son berries, and yards of southern ivy
have been used to transform the hotel
into fairy bower. while huge Christ
mas wreaths tied with long red ribbons
add warm touch of color to the whole.
Those who are to spend their Christmas
day at the hotel have planned to give
informal little supper parties. Among the
number Of affairs to be given tomorrow
night is dinner party composed Of Bal
timore people. Mrs. Sidney Frost is the
hostess and her guests include Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Hastings. Miss Marguerite
White, Nj. and Mrs. K. 7. Stiles and
Harold Jones.
The tiny tots, children of the Officers
and of the enlisted men of Fort Monroe,
look forward to the gay Christmas cele-
bration which is held for them every sea-
son. A tree is placed in the great
hall OF the administration building, and
on it and banked about the base are pres
ents for them all, which are donated by
the wives and mothers of the oflcers
stationed here. Chaplain William r.
Scott plays the role of Santa Claus and
Lieut.. Col. Clarence p. Townsley, com
manding officer of the post. assisted by
a number of the army women, helps to
give the youngsters the time OF their life
This year will surpass i'm splendor any
of the previous celebra tons, and follow
ing the distribution of presents there will
be- public entertainment for the older
guests.
Capt. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Reynolds left last
week TO visit Capt. Reynolds mother in
Washington. and will go to Annapolis
to spend Christmas with their son, Mid
shipman Reynolds. who is attending the
Naval Academy.
The coast artillery school ball on the
given before. All the debutantes Of Old
Point. Newport News ard Norfolk are
looking forward TO the affair. which is
one of the largest social events of the
year. Mrs. Clarence p. Townsley will
receive the guests. assisted by a number
of the army wives stationed here.
Reports that the battleships Of the Al
lantic fleet will return to Old Point sooner
than was at first expected have caused
a flutter of expectation among the young
people here. for instead of going to San
Domingo from England, the ships will 60
at once to Guantanamo for the winter
maneuvers. and Will arrive i'm Hampton
roads around March Is
On board the l.. :. S. Paducab an in
formal dinner party was given while n
was at the Norfolk navy yard by the
officers, the guests present being: Mrs
Barnett. Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Guel-
liam Morgan Miss Aline Kelly. Miss An
nette Richardson and Paymaster DECKER
son. Enslgns Sherlock, Carstine. Payne
and Lieuts. Bricker and Barnett.
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After having stolen SIT from ". NJ
Howard, colored, at Richmond. Va. Jes-
sic Smith, also colored, swallowed SIS
OF it to avoid detection when arrested.
The woman was bound over for the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25
Heroes in the Struggle.

From the New York Sun.
knicker-Are you interested In the
progressives?
Bocker-No; in the quarterbacks..
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ton reached Staunton several days ago
on visit to relatives and friends. Mrs.
T. J. Smith of StAunton has been visiting
Mrs. Boykin at her home in Washington
during the past week.
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A Modern Youth.
the Boston Transcript,

From the Boston Transcript.
Mother-I gave you a nickel yesterday
to be good and today you are just as bad
as you can be.
Willie-Yes. ma: I'm trying to show
You that you got your moneys worth
yesterday.
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From the Deiineator.

From the Dehneator
Little Janet was spending the night
with an aunt. They had oyster soup for
supper. When Janet was helped she said :
''Oh. Aunt Mary, something is drowned
In my soup."
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DOWN AT OLD POINT.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.
December "a, 1910.
AS the travellers from the snow-bount
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Mrs CorneHa v. Points OF Harrison
burg has gone to Washington to spend
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HERND0N. VA.
Special CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON. Va, December "a, 1910.
A large number attended the baby
show Thursday. The II. E. Hanes cuI
for the prettiest baby under two years
was awarded Miss Marian Carter, Hern-
dom The w. w. Scott spoon for the
next prettiest baby went to Master Will
liam Orrison F1oris.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
Blaine Items

Mrs. Gleason went to Lamar
with her little niece who was
seriously jill last Friday.
Jess Allen went OF the road
for a load of lumber for Dick
inson and Co. of Two Buttes.
L. l.. KnoAAwent to Carrizo
Sunday.
N, G. Jones mother and two
sisters J. O. Davislast week.
Miss Mamie and Jim Herbert
have came back from Coldwater,
Kansas, to live on Mamie's
claim.
The sick in this vicinity are
improving nicely.
Fletcher Dunlap spent Sunday
at Weeden's.
Miss Laura Cant and brother
spent Sunday night at 7. Weed
ems.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
Villas Budget

John Amrine lost horse. 1t
is much better to lose horse
than one of the family.
Fall wheat is pretty good in
some places. Spring wheat and
speltz are not very good.
John Amrine, Goehring and
Marching have been hauling
wool to Lamar for Stinson and
came back with a big loads of
freight.
AndrewBaker and Frye have
gone to Kansas to harvest.
Autos are getting numerous.
Next will be aeroplanes.
C. F. Wheeler came in the 20 tn
and nice visit with his mother
and sister.
Frank Behr had his arm brok-
en- by getting turned off of a
load of fraight.
M. C. McGehee made flying
trip to his ranch this week an a
motor cycle.
j. H. Christy and wife were
callers in the town the 1Sah.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
ROdIey Items

Fhe little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Claude Jones has been quite
sick for some days.
The hard winds Of late have
done considerable damage by
covering UP crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Waites
are expected home in few days
from Alabama. They report
everybody chilling down there.
Walter Wilson and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones Monday.
From all the reports we shall
have wedding announcement
in our next weeks items.
John Peters is expecting his
brother from Washington in
a few days. He intends locating
in this vicinity,
The exercises for children's
day were quiet interesting. A
very large crowd and q beautiful
dinner was enjoyed by all. All
want to go to Boston again.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
THE 4th.

A good crowd will visit Two
Buttes, for the purpose of seeing
the big doings and what has
been accomplished in the new
town and vicinity within a very
few months. Others will visit
Wentworth, where there will be
big doings TOO. and many will be
surprised at the increased numb
er Of people and rapid develop
'ment OF that great section of
country.
The natural shade afforded by
the beautiful trees near Spring
field will appeal to a good many
and there will be picnicing in the
groves on Cat and Bear creek.
Gentle readers take a day off
this coming 4th and make your
selection from the different at
fractions and join the merry
throng.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24

j. w. Dawson and family took
dinner with Mel F'rush and his
sister Sunday.
Nina Pierce has rented the
Walker place formerly the
Cordray-isaacs place. and
moved in last week. Mr.. Stigers
moved on the Pierce place
Ezra Dance brought out a new
header from Syracuse last.
Coming home one of the wheels
of the loaded wagon run over one
of his feet crushing it quiet badly.
He knew this was going to be a
warm harvest and expect that
it would be a good time for a
lay off.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
the Kansas harvest fields.

Cne haTlSaS harvest neluS.
A. l.. Walker returned from
Syracuse Tuesday evening with
a new header and will begin har-
vesting in a few days.
Mr.. Ellis has been having some
trouble with his well and is now
putting in casing.
Some of the people in this
neighborhood attended children S
day exercises at Boston school
house last Sunday.
Miss Ola Snyder who has been
visiting relatives here for home
time returned to her oome in
New Mexico last Monday.
Born, recently, to Mr.. end
Mrs. Luellen a daughter, to j. d.
ard Mrs. Elliott a daughter, and
to Mr. and Mrs. Ewing a son.
Who says southeast Baca isn't
settling up?
c. E. Gilmore returned from
Syracuse Monday making the
trip there and returned in 81
days. He brought lumber for
Wheeler which he took to Villas
Tuesday.
M, B. McGehee made motor
cycle trip down this way Monday
afternoon in pursuit of some
parties who were leaving the
country and, incidentally, an I'M
paid bill at Wheeler's. Mr.. Nc
Gehee succeeded in collecting
the same. Mr.. Wheeler is for
tunate in having in his employ
men who so closely watch his
interests during his ABSENCE.
Miss Edith Haney who has
been spending some time with
Mrs. BOIL, of Konantz, has re-
turned home.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
eiOnantZ

Marion Bryan und his sister Emma
have gone up to the river on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND spent the day
last Sunday with Mrs. Semmens.
Miss Josie Elliott spent an afternoon
last week with some friends at Ko-
nantz.
AL Elliott has gone to Two Buttes to
work.
Sam Bryan has purchased fine new
cultivator.
Mrs. Maclsey has been having her
wind mill repaired.
Rev. Dean is having his wind mill
put up.
Mrs Tudhope has boughten a fine
COW. She seems to be well pleased.
Mrs. MCGOWAN was doing business
at the north store last week,
Ed Robb and wife were at Konantz
trading last week.
Mrs. Ginger is visiting at Mrs.
Mackey's for few days.
Fannie Detweiler has written to her
friends that her mother is very low
and probably can't last very long.
Jim Daggett is pailing cow now.
He says that he is done buying milk
and butter.
It's terribly dry. We haven't had a
shower for most three weeks and it's
too dry for weeds to grow much and
grass is dry enough to burn.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
kentOn Items,

W. 7. Hughes is the possessor
Of a new Ford auto, purchased of
Allen Wikoff. Allen also sold
two machines to parties down the
river.
Hay.making has begun in the
valley and the town of Kenton
is pretty we'll drained of able
bodied men.
Henry Miser, WHO for several
months past, has been central
Hello and Mr.. Aliens all-round
handy man, resigned his job Sun
day morning and expects to go
to Missouri soon.
Mrs. Alta Spurgeop and
daughter Ollie are visiting home
folks at Meosho, Mo.
The Baptists held their first
services in the new church Sun
day. Baptismal services were
held at the river in the afternoon.
All the boys too small to make
hay spend most of the time swim
ming and playing at the river.
Our Woodman lodge has now
about so members.
Mr.. Wikoff and Allen returned
from Clayton Saturday evening.
They spend the most of the time
there busy with their auto busi-
ness,
Miss Grace Jones returned
from her visit to Trinidad, Sat-
urday evening.
The people of Kenton and vici-
nifty would be glad to see new
doctor come in soon. DR.. Harris
expects to leave in about a month,
This is a good opening for cap
able man.
Sunny Jim White was re-
creating in Kenton a few days
recently,
Riley Hughes was in from the
ranch Saturday and Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
StOninqtOn Items

Fred Haffner has returned to
Kansas.
Dee Roberts has returned to
his home at Tyrone, Oklahoma.
j. E. Gilmore went to SYRIA
cuse this week.
Miss Janet Collins is spending
a few days with Mrs. j. F.. Gill
more.
Isaac Heckethorn has the
measles and the blacksmith shop
is closed for the present.
MIR. Jordon went with Lon
Gregory to Syracuse last Satur-
day from which place he goes to
The Springfield herald., 1910-06-24
Base Ball.

The game set for the 18th did
not come off owing to the non-ap-
perance of the Two Buttes nine.
The crowd was treated to a game
played between crews picked
from the home team, also re-
lay foot race, which last event
developed that there are some
mighty good sprinters in this To-
cality.