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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12
JOHN LurEs VERY I'LL.
Old Rssidsnt Of City, on Visit in South,
Net Expected ~ Live,

Old Rssidsnt Of City, on Visit in South,
Net Expected ~ Live.
Word received by Mrs. j. A. Pegg.
tells Of the critical illness Of her aged
father, John Lute.. 61s West Boone
street, who, with his wife, went 20
Norfolk, Va. several weeks ago. {
spend the winter with their dauxhte-
Mrs. A. NJ Hanson. formerly OF Lee
Grand The cause Of Mr.. Lutes' ILL
ness is not known hero further than a
recent letter told Of Mr.. Lutes' indispo-
si,ion as the result Of an attack Of in
digestion. Mrs. v. A. Reese and Fred
Lutes, OF Ferguson. daughter and son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lutes. arrived in Nor
folk Sunday, summoned by the word
telling them OF their fathers sickness.
Mrs. Pegs telegram Sunday was to
the effect that Mr.. Lutes was not ex-
pected to live MI Lutes is SO years
old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12
c;fte Far the Women.

Gifts For the Women.
Marion Cards the one best place to
ind the present that win just suit her
Some sugsss::c2s:
Music cabinets.
Pedestals.
Small rugs.
Writing desks.
Kitchen cabinets.
These are all useful ~ wen ~ or.
namentai-and some In prices that
should suit you.
MARION GARD.
The home ol.V0ll bu1t Dasnitnre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12
ACCIDENT MIGHT BEEN SERIOUS
Central Passenger in Mishap That
Might Have Caused Deraimsnt.


Might Have Caused Derailment.
What might have proved a very ser
ious railroad accident. happened to
southbound iowa Central passenger No.
Saturday. when It ran onto and drag
ged coupler and draw bar which was
on the track a mile south OF Pickering.
The draw bar was not seen unit! the
engine struck 1t, then dragged IT under
the engine for about 100 yards. The
pilot OF the engine vas damaged slight
ly as was also a truss rod. The accident
caused only a short Delay. but had the
draw bar become wedeed in Just the
right position II could easily have ie-
rallied the engine. II IL thought the
draw bar vas dropped by bad order
freight car that wa. brought north
short time before the passenger went
BY the spot.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12
WILL REJECT POWER BIDS.
Mayor Believes Council Will Turn
Down Beth ofssrs.

That the city council will tonight re-
feet both Of the bids for the machinery
and the installation Of the city's pro-
posed water power plant was the opln-
ion Of Mayor 1ngledue.. when asked
this morning what action might be eS-
pected He said that such an action
was probable because neither OF the
bids was In the proper form or was
Just what the city council wanted
He thought il probable that the city
council would reject both BIDS and au-
thorize the advertising for new bids.
He believed by so doing that the city
council would be more nearly able TO
get just the sort OF proposition II
wanted the next time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12
WILL HOLD MASS MEETING.
Gilman Telephone Patrons 70 Tall
Over New Company.

Over New Company.
At the meeting Of the Merchants.
Mechanics and Farmers Telephone
Company, held at Gilman Saturday, tho
directors Of the Gilman company were
given an outline OF the plans OF the
new company. The formal action on
stock subscriptions was taken, but 1t
was decided to hold mass meeting
this week. at which time stock will be
subscribed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12
HYNps.PiERcE PARTY.

Delightful Large Social Affair Given It
Red Mems Hall.
One of the larger social events OF
the early winter was the Delightfully."-
arranged dancing and card party CIV
en- at Red Mems hall Saturday night
by DIR. and Mrs. F. S. Hynds and Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Pierce for about 100 OF
their friends, most of whom were mar
ried people. The hall itself, and the
large cogSidse fSom which it opens. Of.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Williamsburg

tSpseiai 10 The Hiehmcnd virsinian.>
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Apvtl a.--
Mr., and Mira II. ". Young. Of pssi,
Creek. who hays been spsn&ing say
srAl days here with Mrs. Y0uag's
mother. Mrs Florence Maupin. have
Mrs, Youns. OF Hampton, 10 In.
Lane.
Miss cornelia uaJernett. of Nor
folk. 10 visiting Miss Martha Lane.
Mr.. Guthrie ksnnard. manager OF
the Boil Company, has returned from
q vtgit TO North Carolina,
Miss Evelyn Ryrd Lee, Of Glouces-
ter, who has bssn the Iuest Of the
Misses etubSs, has returned heme.
Miss Claudia nroeks has returned
from = visit TO friends In Norfolk.
Misses drsee and Mamie Jones
spent Easter w'tsA their parents hare.
folk ard Hewpart News
lows, il visiting his daughter, Mrs..
Rev Gssrss D. kennsrd left Thur
day fer Ashland, Nv.
HsY- ". NJ Hunter. president OF the
Female Institats, waa In Norfolk
Thursday.
Mr., r, NJ. Banks has gene TO wsah-
.ngten. %, c.. Ia enter an Autonc ai,e
shop to learn the hs.ainssa.
Mrs NJ BeisMsa, Htho haa bsen
spending the winter with her dough
Tar. Mrs. r. H. Baldwin. left Friday
for her home In Hepkiuter, Iowa.
Mr.. u. n. Phillips spent WEDNESDAY
in ferataan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Chase City

CIASE CITY. April e.-The Five
Hundred Grub was nest pieasursbiy
entertained at the home Of Mrs. 9. O.
TAyisv WsAHssasy afternoon frem =
70 o'clock, The suppsssfpi esates'
tsnts Tor highest sceFs-piAs were Mrs.
Alice ", Hardy and Mrs. jones Hardy.
Ameng visitaTs end club members
r rsss "a fns sssss M: Fsss q ess &
Bess .sgyas! " WsshiagteE.. 2, g,
WNlL Ayey 0FNen. dserGs 4sea0p. dyr
w ., NprSeN. IvmA Je&Ftps,. nete: Y.
gettesaeA, samsa HARDY ana !, Mes
VI: Y, Il sml.s. 9. EIshgsss: I, !.
NJ !.gg.y.g,,, ~. : ~, ,,,, c,s,s i.
ss.sEs s,s e M ss' ssnS: w 49, I.
vjeIsss With ssuxssis PTS q sses
eises eevf. csvsFs were LAID TOR etns
Asa 2 aslesy course 81 less $50 eskss
These sntsyiaE the yenHG naa's
Hospitality waFe 1tttte Mjae tI4HA peY,
ss ~ . a::s. e sss sss sSss Rgs
JaaAA. lula ksJs Tayisr ana Masters
]. Watkins Seeds. psnaia dlhsss. Nv.
fug ae4 hoheTs MfddHx.
Miss Mary peuaass kurwell, who hes
sssn cults siek Tor the past week y
susn Z d as I'M. ~ M =. ~ 8:
81 hsms 70 thsir friends d Mrs w. y.
..ss n: 4: s'sss s'. ,,.s '' ", Vi"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Blacksburg

Especial to The Richmond yirgintan.1
bLACKsBun0, VA. April b.
Misses Kathleen and Lucille cas.el. Of
Radford; Mary Tiee and Elisabeth
Hsirston. Of Roanoke. and ylssimis
Garrison. OF Norfolk. remained hsrs
after the Easter dances for the min
steel shew and bali Easnes, taking place
later In the waek The minstrel show
Wednesday night was by amateur tai
emit and greatly enjoyed by the iarg-
est audience that has been present 1T
any entertainment Of the cadets this
year. There we're the usual jokes, To-
col skits, music and dancing. the pro-
caeds gelng for the benent Ut the bu-
Gle board.
The Lathsran and Methodist Sunday
schools treated their scholars to tick
cts for the moving picture sho~"
Monday and Tuesday afternooaa ~ q
part OF the Easter celebration. and the
Lutheran church choir gave an elsb-
crate program Of music in the church
Sunday evening,
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church sntertsined the cadets Of that
faith ~ an Informal reception In the
psriors Of the ftiaeksbuYg Inn Friday
evening, from 10 II o'clock.
Mr.. William Esdden, Of Baltimore,
spent Easter here as the guest Of his
daughter. Mrs r. b. Nelson The In
FAINT con OF Rsv. and Mrs. Nelson, Rob-
ert Hurweii, IT.. was cfristeped tn the
Episcopal church Saturday At noon.
Mrs. Mar I. Black left Wednesday
Tor . visit Of six weeks 30 members
ef her late husbands family In Rome.
Ga There will be n reunion Of widely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Suffolk

Especial ~ The Richmond Fisgiaisn.A
SUFFOLK. VA, April 2,--1Es CO.
tiiien CLUB gave Q charming EaeteF
dance et the aFusory hall Monday evs-
ninH, the music hsIng furnished bs'
an orchestra from washington, p.
G, MYs, J. &. rsolloday wss chap
sron,
stssS.,4sA, s3FKAns& ana :,
Jordan, wrsnk Underwood, Of Smith
ssid; virgtnie. jenkins. Marie Wood
ward. Rosa Bruce, gAiite rxitty and
Claude Long. and Massrs. Lynn Den
mis-, william Gibson, Tretipw Holland,
iIarvey Holland, WIN Tru!it, Kliis
eehp. Jeseph WtnStsad. Milton FL
Lott. rseuntalA Linesomb, Ernest
jones, Ralph Long, George Altman.
Themes Adkins. psyton Young. at
smishfeld. and M, Mcclure. Of the
University Of virginia,
On Tuesday Afternoon Miss Eliza
beth Marean entertained At an elsp-
crate function In henaF the sans &ou-
q and Social Clubs. Of which she Is
. member. Papers were read hy Mira.
Miss Bfrdsong, % "Haliey's Comet
and by Miss Nan Withsvs, on Adam
RsJs."
Mrs, r. a. smyth has returned to
her home IN Richmen0.
Mrs. c. r, Howell, Of Wilmington,
n. c.. in the guest Of Mr.. and Nrs.
J. H. Nursey
Miss Thefese Narnay u visiting
fsieHds In New FORK.
Misses viruiniA and Nell Joraan
are quests 81 amithAald friends
Hon. James ~. Burgess, the Com
MpnwNAjth's AttoFney. has returne
lPosa Finehursx ~. c.. where he
has bean recuneSatinG.
MrA Robert w. Witherz entertain
ID Thursday Afternoen. April 1. ~
= cAAYning card party in homer Of
her guest, Miss Edith Van Sanford.
ef Troy. ~. Y, Mn, Arthur WOol-
ford served fruit punch; Missea Helen
Dtsssway snd Naney Wpnifsrd kept
the scores " tying Raster rabbits to
oval c6fde,
Mtsp catherine Primer has return
I'd from = Visit to Miss fsouise Will
iiaIra. 81 Riehmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Keysville

tspeciai to The Riohmond virginian.l
KEYEvILIE, VA. April e.---Mrs.
II. n. Peters yeptertsinsd ut az" Fri
day afternoon In honar Of Mys. Wool,
81 Norfolk, and Mias Hnuston. OF Ma
harTla. Mrs 0sborns won tha prise.
which she presented to Ara. W0cI.
In = few we'll ehossr werdf. ThoAe
playing were: Mesdames Woo,. Wat
kina. rrtddy, nshcrne. HALEY and
Fitzgerald and Misses Houston, Rab-
srtRoH and Willis.
Atr. ". r. Won Pressing has a. his
guest Artist Ven Pressing. OF Europe.
Mr.. Won Pressing b a noted pen
sketch sFttet
q. u. Passmora and II. ii. Hammer
have rsturnsd fsam g. Louis whore
thay went IN purchase . lot cf horses,
Mites Edna Spencer is visiting
friends In Pttsaylvania county.
Miss Francis houston. Of Mehsvrsn.
In the guest Of Mrr, ]. H. Prtddy this
weak.
Mayer II. D. r~ters ~. called to
the bedside OF his fsther in RichHioud
to-day. He d rerosted In extremis.
DR.. Priday & visiting relatives In
North Oer0lins.
III, w, FaRmer has bsen appointed
ceneus snumeYator Tor this district.
Miss Nellie Rudd, formerly Assist
ant cashier 1T thA Bank NJ Charlotte
county. has seceptsd = position n
lii. ana Mrs. d. q. oauidtns have
been Waiting the iattsr's psrsau ~
Phsni1.
Misses Smith and Nerysll spsnt
Easter vtsiting relativ<s Mt Charlotte
Courthouse,
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|TompkiAs, Of Richmond, Epsut Easter
with their aunt Miss c. Tompktns.
Hon. u. Fl. Pitts was in Richmond
THURSDAY.
Captain James Nj. Hughes, q promi-
heAt citizen OF the county, liz quite
Gick at his home on Hardware.
Horace Baker, of Richmond, was In
town "Wednesday calling on the mer-
chants $4,000 ssessi'si
c. b. Harris was In Richmond sey-
eral days ago.
III. J. Stinson, who has been con-
nactsd with T. w. Heath for some
time in the contracting and building
business. left for Kentucky Thursday,
whore he has accepted a position with
Lane Brothers Company.
Oeptain James N. Hughes, o promi-
nent citizen Of South Aibsmarfe, IA
quite sick at his home on Hardware
Emmett Gregory, OF Biiwyn, was In
tewns essrsf days ago.
Master WILTON GraiGie, Of Rich
mond, is visiting At Or. l., n. stin-
sons
Mrs. Percy Thomas. of Esment. was
here ssyerai days ago
r.. o. White. claim agent for tha
American L0eomotive Works at Rich
m0nd, visited relatives here this week.
Francie Harris. OF Ronaevert. w.
Va. yiaited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
C. n. Harris, this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Buena Vista

BUEEA VISTA, VA. April s.--Mtss
jamie wilkins, Of Lynchburg. 10 the
guest OF Miss Bessie Burks. She
came up for the German.
Mrs. Or. 6humate and Miss Davis
of Lynchburg. and Miss Mabel c.
Hurt, Of Salem. ars the guests OF Mrs.
n. A. De Priest.
Mr. A. X. Kellam. OF Princess
Anne. Va. spent seysrsl days In the
city this week, the guest nf hts dangh-
tor, who II = student at the southern
Seminary.
The Seniors and Specials played a
good game Of basketball on the semi
nary grounds last Saturday afternoon,
in favor Of the aenioFs The feature
Of the game was the playing Of Miss
Rubinette Lee and Miss Airline Pap
worth.
D. y. Tslbert spent Easter in John.
son City, Tenn.
X. II. willis. OF Roanoke. spent sun
day and Monday with his mother
Mrs. J. NJ. Willis.
John Ssratton. OF Middiesboro. KY,
10 spending B. week with his father.
Mr.. A. ". 6tratton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dawson and
Mira. Lewis Johnson. OF Salem. spent
Eastsr With Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Daw-
son.
Or. II. 8. Myers. of Forks OF Buffa-
10. Amherst county, spent several days
in the city this week.
DIR. r.. W. Williams returned We'd
aesday rnnynipg. after having spenf
Eaxter In Baltimore and Washington.
Msssrs. r. n. end Guy Keller spent
Easter In Warrington.
Messrs. ". l.. and Lawrsncs En-
bras are spending several days in the
Northern ctttss.
Migs Ethel Garman ana Carol Um-
hoits spent Easter in Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
West Point

WEST POINT, VA. April a.--Miss
Mac Owens entertained the Home
Nsediework Club chaEmingiy In her
home an Wednesday aftarnoaE- The
decorations were appropriate to the
Easter season. On the table tbs can
teYpisce was pot Of growing vtclsts;
scattered over the tahlA were doNny
Easter chickens and many colored
candy Easter agg3 These last ware
ian BAsby will entertain the club next
wednesday.
Hanaford Anderson, student Of
the University Of Virginia, spent the
Easter holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Anderson.
Miss Mamie Richardson, who teach
- In the Manchas Hi9h Schonl. spent
Easter with hsr mother, Mrs. v. II,
Richardson.
Fidelity Council. No. IS. Jr. o. Y.
H. H., celebrated thar seventeenth
anniversary Monday night.
Mrs. James. Who has been spend
Ing the winter with her daughter.
AIRS. Walcott, left for her home In
RioAmoHd tAis week
Mr.. Edwin Roberts, foFmarly of
West Point, now Of Norfolk, will be
married Tuesday. April 8. In Rich
mand to Miss Britton.
Mrs, Sheldon Ware. Of New York.
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Ware, left "Wednesday for
her horne in Arlington, N. J.
DR.. william Hoakins, Of Newport
News: Or. Rob HcskinS. OF Mathswa;
M. Charles Hoskins. Of Newport
News, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Henley. Of
King william. attended the burial
services Of their aunt, Miss Matilda
Hosklna. herA this week, Miss Hos
kfns died suddenly Monday morning
Il the home Of her sistsr-in-law. Mrv.
Janet Hoskins. ia 6aiada. Aiddlasex.
Her niece, Mrs. A. J. Montague, Of
Richmond. was visiting In the house
when shs died.
Dr, b. b, Bsghy will lecture next
Sunday evening at Plum Point 70 the
Rosebud society on "Missions In
China"
Miss Ethel cabeli, Of Richmond,
was OF the house party ct Roman
coke. entertained BY Captain and Mrs,
r.. T. Leo during GArter,
Mrs. c. W. rumphrey leaves satur-
day TO attend Che Arst ecMmunion Of
her dauGhtef. Mary, who y student
Of ri. Mdithss Ceilsge, nristol.
Mr.. willie GaAst. who came hosAp
from the Randolph. Haccn Academy
at Bedford with = digit attack OF ap-
psndtcitis, hes improved % that he
Will be ahle 10 sesuns his studies
Mr snd Mrs Lloya Tabb spent
Eastsr u The Bungalow" in dian-
eestsr county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Radford

sona.., rs. ,,ah.,,,, y,~~,osar
sSpen - - niennlo
oss.,eL np; ~. Ap5n mi = So =.
nu.er ~ ana aaushser' Aois' nave pe7i'
eu'se "
NJ, Floyd Qr0aeelose, Of AaAnaks.
and Miss Katie Andersen, Of Eaet Naa-
ford, we're married In Bristol sunday
laaFHlas BY ihs Rsy. nv. Hurseushs.
THOMAS Zones. 81 Randolph. Macon,
Bedford city. epest the holidays nj
bono.
-. vs.,r. r.-sa. ana ut.. An.
sssss $3.50 .s ~. 49,
~ -. - ~ 9ssnsa sUss.ssSa ssv
- 49,. -. -. ssesessHs .ss.s 80
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~ - sWsss 49,. I, pn.,~b,..~.is
- ~: @ ~ " 49, -
g.; Msss " tss ssg y. 4 1900 -
~. ~. a. .s.. - ~ 80 -, ~.
800 s-s ~ - ~ m,.s.s. .ssyrts
Z. ss' MSHsfH sssss s# s0ssss s"''s'
N,,.. p.,,... :. p.,.,.. p,.,. .ks
~ @spssaM 1920. Esnsa.S
WvaN. 49, eusN4 rss's
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~ ~. 49, sNts. - ~ ~. ,.v ~, q y
ssN.x. nags W..s..s. =
MsNey Measnwt rn
aensE g W .1
ny - M lesvns sfMAy ~ -
@Ssse Assy 4sSs, ~ AsnH1aSf 49,
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~. ~. ~ nDn' ~ SssS~sGsH se~1 ~
=. 6, @ .r... n M.
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Spottsylvania

Especial to The Richmond yiseiuisn. J
SP0TSYLvANIA, VA, Anil a..
Mrs. james A. Harris rave u dsiiahs-
full social on Wednesday night last
to number Of his friends, which ~as
highly enjoyed.
The Misses Garner. or the Zig.
tertc Hotel" has entertained o few
friends ct q pink tea givAn BY them
on Thursday evening last.
Mr.. Henry Won SchonberG, OF Ken-
lucky, after visiting friends In Spot
aytvsnta. has extended his visit TO
Danvilie. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges. of Washing
ton, have returned homo. after visit
Ing two weeks In Srotsyisania.
Mr.. Rudolph II. WAkman, Of Chan
celior. II on social visit TO frtsnds
In 6potsyivania.
Nj. Frederick william Coleman, o.
Fredericksburg. 10 visiting in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Coleman. AZ
ter visiting 0uineas for some days.
have returned home.
Mr., and Ara. william n. Stanley.
Of epotsyivania. have gene to visit
friends in CAroiinA county.
Mr.. WooAfosd d. Alysch. Of Char
lottegyille, te On several dAya, visit
TO ffienas and relatives at Spotsyi-
vaHis-
Miss Lucy Mostsomary MarsAaii.
OF Maryland. - thu gnest OF friends
n uppas 6petsylyeRis.
Mr.. and Mr.. r. A. Fraser. cf Cow
entry. 9aSe 4 fashleaahia social on
Friday night last to their friends.
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S'!!:cottsville

Especial 10 IAa RaeAm4aA vsreiaaan.,
oC0TTevILLN, VA, Anil l.-ltr.
ana Mrs. Lither \. Aeee have iaaued
invitations 70 the marriage Of THAR
daughter. Nhry Archer. % Ashton u
LnehaAO 10 take pleeN IN the Haptist
church Apsil ) 81 20 o'clock n ~
Nise Agee end ~. Luckado are ex-
aSe4iHEly popular md their elprcach-
lAg mssEtege VIII % IN event q UNI
pwight Msrrioh ana Miss Clara
Merrisk. at PHILADELPHIA, ere visitink
their parents. Mr., and Mrs. W. q.
Morrick, ~ "0lau60EAr.*
Jasinto ". PeeelyA wss In Char.
lcttcsville several days aSo.
George E. Omohundrc and family.
~ near "GIsndowsS." we're in tewh
this weak,
Mra Cunningham, OF Richmond.
vssltea her hrethss. Sesv. Allan Chyis-
tieu. hsra this week.
Flsasanir were IN Charlottesville this
William Mathews Who has been
visttins Fsaptt$ss here, hiss returneti
10 Browns Cove.
Miss Hseeis Hin snd Nina Airs
Qf LFueh hurry, ap1ay
srMqssl Aeys tkse Meak nt Mrs.. i. G,
NJ Misses r.nris ana ,sldr.a Hoss-
Inv. of WarMlnstsr, WA9A 9ueeta 81
M,s 1Ams9 n: Mem ssy3EaI aAxs go.
1ssss = ~ u. ss'a !, + n. ses A s,,.
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I'M . y.al. to friend. around R,ch-

rem G : visit to friends around h'chr
c6pncIImsR Brown and Gould have
eamHletsd ~ skcelieat brick waik ~,
Great FAlls etpeet from Washingt0p
street to Little Falls street.
Special Easter services were held
In the Episcopal church sunday At
ternoon ana quite 4 number from
WasAtnetQn weeA preeeHt.
Nrs, r, q. Quick In visiting hei
uncle. George Haines, Of AceeHnk.
The EaetsF tpileetien IN the Pres
hytsaien aundaysscheol was ~ for
Mn. Mary d. Moore, after tsend-
ing the Water IN Wash!nGsen.. has re-
'aIssa a g Ass sY HrssSaa a1s ssss
the Iedies' Aid aeSisly 81 the HAP.
Miss Ids fhomas spsnt this week
In Mashlnetan VISITING Ar.. Lanson.
been spending the winter with her
sister. Mrs. cFossmaa. hss retnrnad 70
as.. Z, 2. quick s.a y , Der :, I,
Ha,tlmers. and Miss Maud psiapiane.
c. =. NssMas vas called upsn
to serve 40 4 petit t1rer in the cir
cuit court Of FsiFfax this week.
Mrs. Mary Feeble, OF Washington.
Visited her sister. Mrs. A. p. ewsfs.
Miss Mat.,s dunAry has purchased
the John Lynch pises on hread
street.
i. II naaherhaa has rantAd iar a
term Of ave ySsrs the eetAAs OF
MP1- +. y. CFasameh Sscsnsiy Gem
plsted.
d. IT.. Irwin has moved In tha q.
W.. MxukjR house On Rseat street.
AFa George W. HAWyhuFM has
been elected one q { =. Ssisystss srsm !.
ten 10 the annual meeting Of the
state Association IN Norfolk April H..
Mrs. Ida N. Bishop and family are
visiting Mrs.. ,. A. Bal.
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Falls Church.

lIeslej Vi IhA Nlehmana virstaiaa.,
AALM c1eQN0H VA. Anfii x,--.
md NsA u III HasarA were on,
Hf4ay vlettiNx thsir fFisnAA They
= 1ttxh to Fails Church In the
~ V1NHe ladies' club az the Har.
FL G&uykA rea1iSe6 $40 from their
IN 3vi4ay Whit ter The henefit Il
y 1hVrch bWltAlpg fund.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Abingdon

Especial to The Richmond virunian- !.
ABINGDON, VA. April s.--The
Easter german, given at Hotel Bell
msnt, uRdeS tbs management Of DF.
W.. 81. whit and Mr.. winter Jack
son mplinaeNtafy to Misses Minnie
Alaplen aad Hattie Aueg. Of Farm
Wills, va = great success. M. Tack
genHlngs IVES the leader and many
hsANtlful figures wsFe dRHesd. Thete
wae especially good music by tns
ssssss iy p,ssss rem s OVERWHELMINGLY the fol,
ipwsnW couples parttcipatsa. Mr.. w.
r. Ayers with Mics Aug9, Mr.. Horace
Adams. Of FaFmyiile, with Misr
Martha BlsateR; Mr. Mater Jackson
with Niss Minnie HiamtOn, Mr.. r. z.
Aaf.enusil With NisA Lucjlle Scott,
Mr.. Charles eGett with Miss Anita
Imbedsn, M, Tack Jennings with
Miss Mary Lee lIenaksF. Mr.. John
Bradley With Nles MsTgAFst Jsnaings,
pr, I'D Hines with Miea Qttie Wells,
pr. r. n. nans With Niaa Nthsi Dob
e esns vi ae Wy 9 r aum M,rs
with w.ss naiN Hvsdisy. Mr. WOOD
rum LyeN With Miss eaFa Bradley,
Mr.. Shields with Miea Frances Scott.
~, %. Y. Mckinney With Mics Msttie
achAHpn. Or. w. n. Whit with Miss
yiaftneA n, RAwiiags.
Mrs. ". y. Nnbestson 10 arranging
q hNasstsfHi afstt1f1trMsHf 10 % G1vsi.
Il hox hcsnA an As3n- street seFtsi -saext
4ssk for the hsneat OF the Mpiscopai
rSctosy fund.
Nsssss Preston and william Trigg
came home fsom WashinxtoH ana
Lse University 70 spend Easter with
their parents. ~. ana mrs. =, r.
Irs. W. C. carpsntsr. Of Johnson
City, n the quest Of Mrs. T. =. Triss
this Maek.
Miss Minnie Blanton. OF Farmviils.
left Tuesday to resume her duties IN
the public schools Of Roanoke.
Miss Hattie Bugg. OF Farmviiie, LEFT
Wednesday night for few days visit
In Roanoke on her return home.
Rev. william Crewe r. helping with
q meeting al the Presbyterian church
at Bristol this week.
Mr.. Horace Adams. Of Fermyiife,
spent Easter In Abingdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, B. Bell and little
daughter are back from . mouths
sojourn in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Baldwin cams
from Nav Orleans on wednesday ~
visit Mrs. Baidwin's paYenta, Mr., and
Mrs. W. r. Robertson. ON West Main,
Miss Binson, teseher OF expression
at 6uiiius. Bristol, spent Easter With
Mrs. George @. KSsysr. on East Main
street