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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-16
Pamplin City Social News.

Especial to The TimLs-Dispatch.l
Pamplin City. October 15-The pub
lie school Of this place opened recently
with large attendance. y w. White,
cipal. with Misses Maggie Ewing and
Minnie Thornton, two ss Of last sessions
Misses Julia Taylor, Ida Berger and
Harriet Hiler. Of Cleveland. O.. have
been here on a visit to James Mccain
and family. 49,
students attended the fair at Richmon ID
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. j f
Conally, Miss Matte Thornton. Charles
Hundley, C. II. Harvey. r. %. F,ranklln
J.. W. HOFFMAN, James Thornton and
Mrs. S. r. Franklin and daughter,
Miss Kate, who have been on visit
to relatives and friends in Lynchbnrg.
have returned nome.
Mrs. r. w. Beale, who has been for
several weeks past in Richmond, has
returned home
Harold Thosnton, of this place. has
rome To the University College OF Med.
feline for the study of pharmacy,
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NOSE RED NO LONGER
Postum Quickly CIenrs the ykin--Ite.
suits Seen OScrpiglit.

Poslnm Quickly CIenrs the slin--I,e-
suit. Seen Overnight.
When used for red noses, pimpies
and other blcmislies, poslam's fine
work in clearing and healing the skin
is seen after ono overnight applica-
ton soon the. trouble Is driven away.
MY nose would be like boil" says
Mr.. carl y. steinhoffff, Columbus, Ohio.
not only painful but embarrassing.
] have given poslam a thorough trial.
My face became smooth and fair. My
nose Is q natural color and does nor
get sore"
Being nesh-colored. posam may be
retained upon the face in the daytime
without attracting notice. When used
for eczema or any itching skin disease,
poslam stops the itching with first
application and cures worst cases In
a few weeks. SO with acne. letter,
herpes. piles. salt rheum, BARRIERS Itch
and every surface skin affection. For
pimples and blemishes only a small.
quantity Is required. PosIam IL sold
In two sizes Grlal, so cents. regular
Jars. so by all druggists. particularly
Tragle's For free sample write to
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 West
Twenty-tifth street. New York City.
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South Hill Social News.
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rspecial to The Time -DispateeTh en- Nc
south Hill, Va o ct ARRIVED, ls in town
T B, MhIse' to o. visit d the family Of W. R
Holden. n,,,;res and children
Of snand y few days with relatives.
to i spenp \ 4 HUBBARD and children le y
for Ps.ttsylvanaa sou NTH S rsiatises
Mi Mrs Virgin Virginia and Lucy osbMn anda o
shopping. ,av ~ Norfolk. spent
sn Msa s with d Miss Carrie Wy nn,,ta,
Miss Annie ogbuln left eft, fq Peach aai this
Yesterday. where she VIII 'eacn US
wi Mra a. IL petty and daughte n MISS
susi ,a Of, North View, We're III ""
M9 Msa RUBY Elan left for sutfols S S,,a.
iness college.
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Chatham Social News.
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Especial to The Dispatch.
Me Ghat oTa Mckay Mex oe and Henry MISS
home of s. B. Davis. near this place.
Wednesday afternoon, Rev N. j.
Pruden, of Elba Methodist Church, per-
messed by a small gathering of init
mate friends. Following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left for the groom's
home at this place.
Miss Florence Smith and Roy y. Law
the brides father, III. A. w smith;
Sanford officiating. The home was
very tastefully decorated for the ocea-
the color scheme CT pink and green
prevailing. The attendants were Miss
blanche Yeats. with Elvin smith: MISS
Fannie Smith, with r. D.. Yates, and e
A. w. smith. father Of the bride, With With
sallie Covington played the wedding
Miss Hurt who has been visiting
Mrs j. H. Hargrave this week, ieit LOT
her home in Richmond.
Monday Senator Thomas S. Martin,
Senator c. A. Swanson and Congress
man Saunders will address the voters
of Pittsylvania. in the interest OF the
candidacy Of Congressman ; s aWatnins
have issued invitations to the Weddln,g s
of their daughter Miss Virginia
Drewry. on October 20.
den. is visiting Mrs. 6. e. Thompson.
Invitations have been received an
nouncing the marriage Of MISS SIS, FRANCIS e :.
Harie Thornwell. of Fort MIL. 5; C.'
to Edwin sydney Reid Of edls on pia the
evening Of October &c, In the Presby-
terrain Church of Fort Mill
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OF the 18th. and the next day commits.
sioners from both armies met at the
Moore house on Temple farm, Just out
side the British lines, and prepared
fourteen articles. providing for the
surrender of the garrison and the dis.
position OF ordinance, stores, ships and
loyalists.
On the morning OF the 18th the ar
ticles were submitted to CORVALLIS
with note from Washington that the
articles shoCld be signed by IL o'clock
that same morning, and that the troops
should march out OF Yorktown to sur
render their arms at in the after
noon.
Before II o'clock the articles were
signed by both CORVALLIS and Wash
ington. and CORVALLIS and his army,
which had been the scourge Of the
South for fourteen months, were pris-
oners of war. The British Hannibal"
had found his, zama In Yorktown.
At noon of the 10Th the first act Of
the surrender occurred. Yorktown
changed hands. Two redoubts on the
left OF the British fortifications were
taken possession Of by detachments
from the allied American and French
armies at that hour.
At o'clock the closing scene was
reached. The army of CORVALLIS
marched out as prisoners of war.
grounded their arms and then marched
back. The British soldiers appeared In
new uniforms. which had been distri-
buted to them but few days before.
and 1t only required the flying of their
= -, f1,<.
pearance of holiday parade. But
prohibited from playing either a
French or an American tune. This
was the return of compliment, a
justifable as we'll as poetic retalia-
ton on the part of the Americans for
what the British. under the command
of CORVALLIS, demanded when Cen
eral Lincoln was compelled to sur
render at Charleston the year previ-
Gus.
| AS the British soldiers moved out OF
their works along the hampton Road
they found the French and American
armies drawn up on either side. the
Americans on the right and the French
on the left, extending for more than
mile toward the field of surrender.
The French soldiers presented a par
tlCulaTly & OIlllldut SPSSlpSAS - ~ eaAS.A
white uniforms. with plumed and aec-
Grated officers at the head and gor-
geous standards of white silk, en-
broidered with golden fleur-de-lis
floating along the line. The American
soldiers were less of an attraction in
outward appearance, but none the less
eagerly eyed by their recent antagon-
fists. Among the war-worn Continen-
tails there was a variety ,of'dress. poor
at the best. distinguishing the men OF
the different lines But to compensate
! for lack of show there was soldierly
bearing about them which commanded
attention. The militia formed in their
rear presented less martial sight, Sc
far as clothing and order were con-
cerned. All these men. however, were
conquerors. and their very appearance
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ny w. S. MckEAN.

BY w. s.. MckEAN.
CORVALLIS and his tried and valiant
army of British soldiers had been under
Siege for several weeks. The ranks
were being weakened day by day from
sickness Hope was fast reaching an
ending, for the lines OF the besiegins
allied army OF French and American
troops were fast closing in on York
town The now constant firing OF
shells and solid shots from the French
and American batteries on the right
and left tanks was making the be-
sieged town almost untenable The
assault and capture OF redoabts Nos,
and 10 on the night of october "a
clearly demonstrated to CORVALLIS
that further resistance to Washington
and his valiant and fearless soldiers
was useless; so, on October II, 1881. a
date vividly remembered by Washing.
ton and his soldiers as the anniversary
OF Burgoyne'a surrender at Saratoga.
the beginning OF the end came.
AT 10 o'clock that morning drum
nler In red coat mounted the British
parapet on the left and began to beat
a "parley." He could be easily seen
from the American lines therefore the
cannonading ceased Immediately. The
drummer was somewhat of moment
Gus figure, for he seemed publiclyto de-
clare and confess that the end OF
British rule in America was about to
end, and thus proclaim the independ :
ence of the colonies and the birth OF a
great republic.
With the drummer appeared an off,
Ger waving white handkerchief. He
was met and blindfolded by an Ameri-
can officer, and conducted to the rear
OF the American lines. CORVALLIS had
sent to Washington a message asking
that hostilities be suspended for
twenty-four hours. and commissioners
appointed to determine terms OF sur
render OF himself and his army.
Washington replied that he would
prefer to have CORVALLIS submit pro-
posals in writing before the meeting Of
commissioners, and that he would
| grant suspension of hostilities for
| submitted his terms of surrender,
which included demand that his SOL
/ dierg be sent back to England upon a
parole not to serve against either
| France or America during the con-
| tinuance of the war unless regularly
exchanged. The flag of truce again
returned. and this time with an ulti-
matum from Washingto who had
| good reasons for not wasting any time
in the negotiations. for there was the
possibility of yhe British fleets ap-
| breaking UP of Grasses blockade
breaking UP on De Grasses blockade
of the York River. which might prove
| fatal to the success of the selge.
Every hours delay increased the dam
! ger, and the situation might quickly
| be changed in such way as to en-
courage CORVALLIS to hold out little
| longer.
Washington's terms included the
surrender of the British army as pris-
oners of war, upon the basis OF the
Charleston capitulation in 1850. to
which ultimatum CORVALLIS yielded
This result was effected by the night
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Roanoke Social News.
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Roanoke. Va. October l5s--Mrs. George
in her attractive home at a linen shove,
Cook. whose marriage to Charles F.. Ken.
dig, OF Baltimore. takes place Wed.
day evening. 1:'ose present were Mis-,
Marsare, Waddey, Of Richmond; M!sse'
Geneyieye Evans, Rose Tinsley. Hannah
Cook. Bessie Evans, Nellie Stephenson
Stella stras. Natalie Reynolds. Of Florida
Mrs c. II. Carson, Mrs E.sw. TinLey. Mrs
r. g. Merreli.
several other entertainments will be
given this week in honor OF Miss Cook
whose marriage will be an important event
In society circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Brown entertained at
cards Tuesday evening in honor OF their
house guest. Miss Elizabeth Kincs. of Bal
timore.
captain T. W. spindle. Mr. and Mrs Mer-
Ger Hartman. Misses Maymc Jennings.
Elizabeth Hairston and others VIII leave
Tomorrow for Norfolk TO attend the Con-
Mrs. Marshall v Butler Of Richmond'
Is the guest OF Mrs. c. e. Balthis
The Ken Xix Ather Club. composed OF q
delightful dance at Rockledge Inn last
night About twenty-five couples partici.
pated. Punch and waters were served.
1otta kindred and Mrs. ]. Dexter Hobbie
were hostesses at most enjoyable dance
In honor OF Hiss Ella Rodes. OF Lynch
burg. and Miss Lizzie Gaiaher. OF Bal
t!rnore. -
The Southwest Shakespeare Club met
Monday in the home OF the president. MIS-.
Mary z. Work. and began the study OF
'Richard the Third" :,
Mrs. samuel w. Jamison. Mrs. ~ F.
Bragg, Mrs. ". NJ. Mcciung. Mrs. james
r sch!ck and Mrs. C. s. Churchill attend
I'd the D. A. r. State conference at BIS
Mr.. sidney B. pace and Mrs. John 3
Baykervilie attended the state U. .. G.
Convention a. Suffolk this week. returning
ao Miss Elizabeth Elizabeth Ewar. of Bedford City
who has been visiting in this city. has re-
Mrs Charles H. Freeman. of Toledo. Q:
ia the guest OF her mother. Mrs. NJ. n
ssls. Elwyn deGrarenre.d. of Atlanta
has returned home after visiting her SIS
fer Mrs. j. r. Rurin. in this city.
AR. and Mrs A. e. Rodriguez and the.i
children. OF Mexico. are guests OF se'a'i'e'
IN Mrs rsi' james E. Nelm. has returned from
visit to Richmond.
Mrs Harry L. Aydeiotte. OF "ashins'o y
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Joseph n
Eil!.. left Thursday Cor norfolk 10 S'st
friends.
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Buena Vista Social News,
-. nho r,imes-pispatch.

Especial to The Times-,R5lspTTfHuaHr ally
Baena Vista, oetope Ioh rs Mathodist
day d serv'c Sunday school We're held ~
h tha ehnreh last sunday EVENING ana
We We're Very enjoyables Tss eS 81 tie
Wsrs under soa the saapppes shsls1sd j, i
s,raaton s ana an excellent program had
been en- p rhpprsday evening the Ghrtstiian
pndeavor Society of the p r. sHycial a,
Church held q very S Snyv;IaUd
th Oscar carr pattle and Miss Lillian Barge nch.
6 :, A' Wednesday afternoon, A Az KIN
short hr "trip they, viii return - '1' ~
70 c t.,a az the young women men,
hers Of the Episcopal choir gave j an q :
enioya Bile ice cream supper on Mohaas
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Blacksburg Social News.
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! :
Blacksburg, va, October 15.-Rev. D. j
Woods will act as best man and Misses
Jean Crawford and Bessie Hall as brides
sim and James NJ. Brown. of Blacksburs
which VIII. ia takes place in the Methodist Church
at oonancock wednesday evening. October
10 at o'clock The party, tyor WI, leave mere
Mrs, Raymond GathrIght, Of Richmend,,
is staying at the home Of MRS Ynrk I. "a h hosss
W.. Mountain View" the country
home home Of Colonel W. H. Palmer OF Rich
mond. ooard,nr secretary
M rs. 1,;,,nia Diyision. Daughters of the
5 g, red attended the convention IN
Mrs Angel has ar, arrived Slnt from at H the
n mes @;th ana her N son, Prof. Angel vos
mi Mrs. E. s. Richardson. Of Bat'm NOR wseI
. guest at the inn for part OF TINS "eeA'
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Farrnville Social News.
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rsnacial to'The Times,Dispa1tseh, ,,rs
Faarmville, Va, October o.ol,e Mo- Us is a
Matte sledd, q n Mou Garnet, on Pine
street &. ogburn, Jr who has an hssn S Sae
assistant cashier Of the re9s Since its
tionai Bank, of Of F resigned to take
organiza,tiaionnn, With Wit the First National,
axe the 0sSa Of John ns a. Reof tse
W, Who goes 10 Grewes q tIon ue' Bank, Of
cashier of the First Naeio''ai US.
that g. eoW Chapman, of washington 4 T. the he
spent several days Of tins is W Yves . ~
home q ", 9; h punn NJ NeW York, who
w r. nddi.rt a serious operation
IS Mrs # AJ j. \. Phillips is visiting fr'enas
IN M H,ehi y T. Hart and Miss G r5nn
ea MD, went to Lynchburg last Mon
day for a short visit
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Pocahontas Social News.

[speclal to The Times Dispatch.
= Pocahontas, Va, October 15--Charle.
Baer has returned from Baltimore, SPhiia.
delphia and New York. II
Or. Cooke and c. a, Dennen were in
iBlueheld yesterday,
T. j. lowering has returned from ST
Paul.
Homer p Brennaman has returned from
Richmond, where he has been spending his
vacation.
Tom Little and Leonard Guy. OF Switch.
back were in the city Monday
II, G. Fink and bride have returned from
Washington Baltimore and other Eastern
cities.
Colonel James S. Browning Is in the city
Mrs. Henry shufflebarger, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs, j. W.. Bailey, has
returned to her homo in Rural Retreat
VI. Sexton, of Graham. was In the city
Thursday, III
Mrs. s., w. TAYLOR and son. Whitman, who
have been visiting Mrs. g, Al I. Galway, have
returned to their home In Norfolk
s8R. w. Wolfenden, OF Wythevillo, was IN
the city Wednesday, ss Il 81 & \. AZ
Mrs. Charles w. sydnor visited IN ara'
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Norwood Social News.
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rSpecsal to The Times-Dispat ch
Norwood Va. October l5.-Mrs. Sue
Somerville left on "Wednesday to Visit
friends in Bedford,
Miss Winnie Bolton spent several
days last week with her parents, re-
turning on Sunday to Richmond
Mrs. Hattie Moore and two chlldren,
Of I,vnchburg spent last week With
Mrs. j. L. Kidd. returning on sunday
to Lynchburg. She was accompalnillea
BY Mrs. Kidd and Master Howard hldd,
who will spend some time Visl.lh'
w 4. Roberts returned on Friday
after pleasant trip to Richmohd'
Newport News and PortSmoutn. .,,aa
Frank Bell and family also Nisl'ea
q Cabell Robinson spent last week
In Richmond and New York, |.
en- Tuesday last for Blacksburg. where
they will attend the y. T, l. the COM
ing session
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afternoon and evening. The new pipe
organ was used for the first time Sun
day morning, and with the additions
to the vested choir the services were
very interesting.
Rev. Nathan Maynard, who for a
number of years has been pastor of
the Baptist Church, rendered his res!g-
nation at the morning service last sun
5. H. Rucker, of Hampton. spent
several days in the city this week. the
spent several days in the city this
week, the guest of his brother, DR.. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Umholtz. Misses
Miriam and Margaret Umholtz, J. c..
Taylor and A. w. Robertson were
among those who attended the per-
formance of Miss Maude Adams in
Roanoke Wednesday, evening.
Mrs. N. A. Reese, of Roslyn, is the
| guest of her brother, II. S. Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Moffette. of Roam
olse, spent several days with Mayor
| Lake this week.
Mrs Harrison Sleigh, of Shepherds.
town, w. Va. and Stultz Boone, OF
| Washington. are the guests of Colonel
| w. l. Boone.
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Winchester Social News.
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Especial to The Time s-Dispatch.l
Winchester. Va, October 15.--Miss
Winifred Rodgers left Winchester on
Thursday for Washington, where she
will spend the winter with her father.
Captain Charles c. Rodgers, OF the
United States Navy, who is now sta
toned in that city.
Preston b. cailum. who has been
visiting friends in Winchester, has re-
turned to Washington.
Mrs. f. N. Tappan, Of Boston, Mass,
Mrs II s's 5. f. Bragonier. in wiachester.
Mrs. Abner 6. Hopkins. who has been
visiting relatives in WINCHESTER. has
returned to her home In Charlestown
w. Va.
DR.. R. ". Cover returned to New
friends in Winchester and vicinity.
Miss Ellen Douglas Gray, Of West
atives and friends in Clarke county.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Potter. Of
Monterey, are visiting relatives and
friends in Winchester and Frederick
county.
Mrs. Agnes Fisher and Miss Bessie,
Hicks, near Winchester, for the past
month. have returned to their homes
in Maryland.
Mrs. Sarah Haines and her brother,
William Fisher. have returned to Will
mington. O.. after visiting relatives and
fniends In this section.
Mrs: William Boyce has returned to
tiyes in Clarke.
The Misses Wilson, who have been
spending some time with Miss Fannie
Grow, at Berryville, have returned to
their home in Norfolk.
Mrs. Armstrong. Of Rockville. Md
has been the guest OF Mrs. James W.
Gayer at her home In B err VILE 10,
BEEN Mlss visiting in MISS Emily Powers at
her home in Clarke.
Mrs. j. Low Hartman and Miss
Mabel Hartman. of Rosemont farm
Mrs. Province Mccormick left Berry
VILE this week on visit to friends
Miss Louise Hall, of charlestown,
W. Va, came few days ago to visit
Miss Mamie Thomas at her home in
Clarke.
have ess returned to winchester after
visiting Miss spates at her home at
Miss Belle Faulkner. who has been
visiting al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! J. T. Sprint. at Boyce. has returned to
Miss Anna Smith has returned to her
home near Winchester. after visit to
friends in Washington: NJ. 49,
has gone on q visit to relatives and
+ friends in Norfolk
Miss Bessie Hopkins. of Baltimore,
who has been spending some time at
ne home of Miss 4 Annie Mcclure, In
| Of friends to tour in Europe.
Mrs: George Il. kinzel i. and her chill I
| visit to Mrs c. R. Walker, in Wash
! ington.
visiting Miss Mary Allen Capper, In
| Winchester, has returned to her home
| In Hagerstown, Md.
Misses. Polly and Eleanor Crnighill,
! OF Charlestown. W, Va, have been
| visiting their sister, Miss Sallie Craig
| Miss Ella Morehead left Winchester
| this week on visit to friends In WASH
ington.
TO Hot Springs this week, after visit
ing Miss Amy spurrier, at her home in
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Black, of
Chambcrsburg, Pa, spent some time
| this week with relatives IN Ninchcs-
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheets and daugh-
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ter, OF Winchester, have been spend
a ing the past week with friends in Bal.

ter, OF winchester, nave Deen SpeHu-
Mrs, e. NJ. Lewis and son have re-
turned to Cumberland. Md. after visit
ing at, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
l.. Zitkle. In Winchester.
Mrs. w. Fl. Sale and her daughter,
Springs. have taken apartments in,
WINCHESTER for the winter -, -.
daughter, Miss Marie Lupton. of San
antonio. Tex, have been spending some
time with relatives and friends In this
section.
Misses Mary and Hilda Mckay, of
Clarke, have been on a visit to friends
in Washington and Alexandria.
Miss Rose L. Poe has returned to her
home in Washington, after spending
a month at wildwood.
have been spending some time In Win
chester.
Mrs. Virginia Cobb has returned to
Berryville. after visiting friends IN
Mrs. William s, Love. of Winches-
ter, has been visiting her daughters
Mrs. K. W. Hudgins and Mrs. J. Wilton
Hope, in Hampton. and who also at
Daughters of the Confederacy, at Suf-
folk, as the delegate from Turner
Ashby Chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keith have ar.
rtyed from Chicago to visit relatives
: Mrs. Lucien Carr and daughter and
son, of Winchester, have been visit
ing relatives in Boston, Mass. for sew
eral weeks.
Misses Carrie and Irma Sheets have
returned to Springfield, Augusta coun-
ty, after visiting at the home of Mrs
Turner A. Lewis. in Winchester.
Miss Julia Baker has returned to her
home near Wincsester, after visiting
friends in Harrisonburg and New
Market.
Miss Maggie Gregory. of White Post
has been visiting friends at Manassas
Mrs. Bowling came recently from
Washington to visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Bryarly, at White
Post.
more, after visiting Mrs. John F
Sewers, at White Post.
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ham Thursday.

ham Thursday.
Harry Tanner OF Cincinnati, O., was a
visitor in the city Wednesday.
C. p and G. w. Harmon were in the city
Thursday.