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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
MAY POSTPONE FIGHT
ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN
Langford-Kaufman Battle Go
Over Until Next Tuesday
Night.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August ia
weather and threatened
rains early to-day made 1t possible
that the fight scheduled to take piace
Tonight in the Philadelphia ball park
between Sam Langford and AL. Kauf-
man might have to be postponed
until next Tuesday night
Betting odds still slightly favor
I-angford. though 1t Is conceded that
Kaufman has improved wonderfully
of late. especially during his training
in Jack Johnsons camp. The fact
that Billy Delaney, Jeffries old
manager. Is to be In KaufmRn's cor
ner. win give the white man consider
able advantage, but Langford's fol-
lowers are confident he can either
put away his opponent in six rounds
or at least give him such q whipping
as to win the newspaper decision.
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Waeh,ngton After rnf,e,ter,

ALTOONA. PA. August l0.--The
Washington American League club
has opened negotiations for the pur-
chase OF Third Baseman ''Scotty''
Ingerton, of the local club.
Mike Kahoe. one Of the scouts of
the Washington club. has been here
for several days. and he wired Man
ager McAleer yesterday 10 purchase
Ingertcn. whom he considers the best
in his travels about the country.
Ingerton Is a sood-sised fellow who
Ia loose tofnted and fast He has been
hitting over .s0e all season.
Kahoe has secure dan option on
him, and expresses condolences that
Manager McAleer will make the pur-
chase.
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Southern Railway
.TRAfNn LEAVE nIcHhf0Nn.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N B.--Following schedule heurss puhliaAst ~
information and mot guaranteed:
8:lo A. M.--Daib--IucAl for Charlotte.
l0a5 A. M.--Daily.-Llm itHd--Ens "a pafnS
South, Pullman sad Day CsAehes 4.
500 r. M.-Ex. Sunday. IocsI tes Meaalex.ss
600 r. MEX. Snndsy--E sysviila Lesat NJ
HAS p. M.-Daiiy--l Limited, to- ~ p4f0x
South. Pullman ready ESQ r. M.
YORK RIVER LINE q
4:s0 r. M.-Ex. Hun.---To West Pt., ccnssstfra
for Baitsrnors Mon. We'd. and FIJI. d
4:30 A. Mex. Sun and Ais r. M.--Mam..
Wed. and Fr--Local to West Point. Is
TRAIN ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South; 200 A. ~. $50 p. NJ, dailvs
$40 A. Me-. SUM-. $40 r. NJ; sos n III
Daily Ex. Sunday, local.
From West Point. .: 80 A. NJ. dsily: HISS ~ ~.
Wed. and Fri; 545 r. NJ, Ex. Sun.
O. Il. BURGESS. %. r. A.,
Gao East Main Street. Phone Msdison &Nn
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Joe Cans Takes Last Count-Colts Escape Near-Celar

In Petersburg. Both games have
gone along smoothly and few II any
errors have been made by the arbiters
Davis has settled down Of late and
his work stands out In sharp contras,
TO that OF some time ago.
The entire umpire question has been
revolutionised since President Wells
took q hand and few OF the clubs
have had cause Of complaint In the
games that have been played no far
In the month of August.
Fender has made reputation for
himself this year and 10 regarded by
many as the lest umpire Ia the
South. 1t crn be said for him that
he has had most successful season
and has made thousands Of friends
impartial work.
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CHAMPS WIN OUT
IN TENTH INNING
Break Winning Streak of Tars at
Last--Score -.
5 to 2.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. I0.--Tieing
the game up In the ninth, the Champs
won out over the Tars In the tenth
yesterday by the score of . to Q. Ii
looked as II the Crew was about tt
take another game from the loo ais.
and desperate efforts were made to
win out.
Both Short and Ryan were In great
form and received good support. In
the ninth the score stood &c ! In
favor of the Tara. but the Champs
succeeded In scoring one run. Schmidt
then went In to catch In the place OF
Fisher and his bunt scored the win
ming run in the tenth when Presley
was on third. The score:
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Pitcher Coombs ne rlenr..r.

ST LOUIS. Aug. 10.---Iron John
Coombs, the strong arm Of the Mack
men, has succumbed TO 1 slight attack
OF pleurisy. and his left side ID now
a. stin AZ boiled shirt. II may be
several days before John will be In
shape to twirl but he stated this
morning that he would BE- on deck for
one OF the jungle series with Detroit.
The weather here has been chilly
and damp for couple Of tayS, ana
Coombs Is afraid that he caught cold
while working Sunday. The ieft side.
however. Is the one affected.
Jack expects 20 be around again III
good shape and ready for Jenninrs
and his crew n one ctsthe xAms6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
WAbbLE LOSES
FOR SH0EMAkERs
Go to Pieces in the Seventh and
Bugs Take the
Lead.

DANNILE, VA. August fo.--The
Bugs rallied in the seventh inning yes
terday and won out over the Shoe
makers after the visitors had anpar-
emily wen the game. The Shoernakers
went to pieces In this inning and be-
fore the third man was retired they
had sent four runs over the ran.
Lloyd was In fine form, and but for
costly errors In the seventh would have
won his game easily. Ii was thought
from the way he was going that sno
Bugs would not be able 20 get run
across.
Saston twirled well soc the Bugs. but
YVES Injured In sliding 10 the plate
and was relieved By Bussey, who held
the visitors safe.
The scores
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 10.
William A. Simpson. the crack pitcher
Of the North End (Peninsnla League)
team. broke his arm yesterday while
In the act OF delivering q ball in the
fourth inning Of q game between q
North End Athletics combination and
the Battle Axe team Of Manchester.
Simpson collapsed on the diamond, and
when he was carried to = nsafcv doc
tors once Il was found that the large
bone Of his right arm had snapped
Just shove the elbow. Physfcians say
that the accident win end his pitching
,cATscL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
FIFTY MILE FlIGHT
OVER THE IRISH SEA
Robert Lorraine Performs Won.
derful Feat in an Aero
plane.

BLAcKPOOL. ENG, August To-
A new aeroplane record for aging over
esa was established to-day by Robert
Lorraine. one OF the best known OF
English actors. who few from Black
pool to . point near Lllandudno.
Wales. on Rhos Bay. Practically the
whole OF tho flight was over the Irish
sea. the distance being between Atty
and sixty miles. Lorraine took to
aviation only recently and IL one OF
the most enthusiastic air men in
England. He and young Armstrong
Drexel, son of the Philadelphia
banker. are noted for their daring
ventures.
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Wednesdays Schedule.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis
Washington at Cleveland.
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SumWHFy Huns--LeVy, MOrr11On
Priest, Rickert. Murray. 8. CASTOR.
Stolen bases1-Howdeil gacrilaoe hit
Sullivan--Two base hIt--Helier. D0u-
BILE play--Pricst to Grimm. Left on
bases--Lynchburg. 8; Danviile. I. First
base on halls-On Lloyd, &: on CASTOR,
2, Struck out--By Lloyd. 8: by CASTOR,
i; by Bussey. 2. Time OF game, 1850.
Umpire. Mace. Attendance, 76e.
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Cleveland Results.


LONDON. August 10,---Frank Beau
repaire, Of Victoria. Australia. in q
continuous swim last night broke the
worlds record for 200 matters, 400
yards, and 800 metsrs at the Exeter
Baths. The times FOR the respective
distances were minutes so seconds,
~ minutes 80 seconds. and 3 min
utes so LIS seconds.
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Bathing, Boating, Fishing
Stutz-Curtis Cottages, Ocean View

Best location on the water front.
Two connecting cottages with nico
large rooms, each room has three wind0yx
On cottage car line, car viii stop u ~
cottage. Only five minutes walk frUxn|
the pavilion. Bath house in the yard.
Electric lights and city water. Boat frse
to our patrons. Home comforts. Tsssns:
reasonable
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Pittsburg. 10; Boston, 0.

Wednesdays Schedule.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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GOOD SPORT At
P0COMOkE FAIR
Track is Fast and All Harnes:
Events Are Closely
Contested.

POCOMOKE CITY, Md, Aug. 10
The first day of the annual fair found
weather conditions ideal. The track.
although soaked rather thoroughly by
Monday nights heavy shower, had
dried out sufficiently to make the GO
Ing fast. and all OF the events were
closely contested. Summaries.
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vERD0UT TWRLs
IN GREAT FORM
Relieves Morrissey in Third Inn
ing and Allows Only Two
Hits.
fSarTC rr orr, TILL, DAFT
COLTS CLOUT THE BALL
Three Doubles and Six Singles
Gathered OFF the Delivery of
Hannifan.

Tuesdays Scores.
Richmond 4; Petersburg. 2.
Danvtlle. 4; Lynchburg, 2.
Norfolk, q; Roanoke. 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York-St. Louis tfirst game.
RAIN.
New York, o; ct. Louis. (second
game).
Cincinnati, i; Brooklyn. 0 tfirst
game).
Cincinnati. q; Brooklyn. Q tsecond
game1.
Chicago. /; Philadelphia, first
gane).
Chicago, "a; Philadelphia, (second
gane4
Pittsburg. 10; Boston, 0.
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At the Theatres

Colonial Continuous vaudeville. &
Bijou-Continnou vaudeville
Lubin--ontinuous vaudeville
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Southeastern League.

AT Rome-First game: Rome. II;
Gadsden. o. Second game: Rome. IA;
Gadsden. g.
town, ].
At Knoxvilie--Johnson City. s;
Knoxville, 1.
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Richmond.

mond. 1. Two-hase hits--Hannifan
J; Burke. Dobson. Bunting. StrucI;
out--Hannffan, 3; Verbout. 2. Bases
on balls--Hannifan. o: Morrissey. 2.
Sacrifices hits--Toner. Shaw, Ezekiel.
Tirst base on errors-Petershurs 2;
Richmond. /. Time of rame, f.sn'
Attendance. TOO. Urpires, Davis and
Pender.
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At Baltiinore--F'irst game: Balti-
more, .; Montreal, 0. Second game:
Montreal, 7: Baltimore. s.
at Providenee--Provide q: Ro-
chester. ]
AT Newark-Newark. 2; Toronto. O.
Al Jersey City--Buffalo, /. Jersey
City, 0.
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MINOR LEAGUE SCORES

New York State League.
AT Utlca-Utica. 4; Troy. 0. --
At Elmira-Elmira, S; Scranton, g.
AT Syracuse-Syracuse, /; Albany. o
At Observation-Disclosures, 8;
Dir champion, ..
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Newton, Munson. johnson. Two base
hit--Jaekson. Three base htt--Hol-
land. Sacrifice hits--Reffy, Doyle,
Newton. Stolen hases--Munson cay.
Reggy, Johnson. Struck out--By
Short, a.; by Ryan, 4. First base OF.
halis--On Short, 6; off Ryan, .. Pass
ed bails-Fisher t2l. Schmidt. Lett
on bases--Roanoke. 4; Norfolk. y.
Time Of game. 9 hours. Umpire.
Westervelt Attendance, 500.
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NsIssal = PsIsrsky n,ale re y

Crss lsaxe Msnssssesr, asvsatA ~ H|
~, ~ 8. ~ 10, II. ~ ~ Ms II = ~ ~ ~
Rssersburi, ss II II.
Cas- lsavs PsssrsbssE fset avsas
S:iS, 63s, ssy:iA Tsak - ~
III 1 a. NJ, HAS. sl:36 ~ 3s1k
esss n :as, s:sa e:sA elos6A ias<n 4. n III MS
. y : . ~ y !;
Rishnen& 81 IN 3ss :5
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South Atlantic LEAGUE.

At avannah-Savannah, 5. Jack
scnyille, 0.
At Marou-6oiumbtu. B. Macon. Q,
At Columbus-columbus 4; Angus
IA
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Southern League.

At Mobile-Mohile, 3: Montgomery,
T.
At Memphis-M 3. Atlanta, 0.
At Birmingham-Bir g;
New Orleans o.
At Chattanooga Nashville. 4; Chat
tanooga. q.
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NARROW ESCAPE
FROM THE HOLE
Colts Keep Out of Near-Cellar by
Defeat Of the
Coolers.
EZEKIEL TO STAY
BAKER LOOKS WE'LL
DIR. Bagby Gives in to the Colts.
Little Shortstop Will
Return Thurs
day.

HINTS FOR FANS.
Weather Cloudy and
warm.
Probable batteries--F'or Richmond,
KeyeIle and Mcssltt; for Petersburg,
Hamilton and smith.
Game called ut a:a0 o'clock,
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Tuesday $ Races


First race--selling, mares. three
year -olds and up, S+oo. six furrongs.
Intrinsic won. Trance, second: Salvo-
latte, third. Time. 1:l3 as.
Second race--$soo added, two-year-
olds. Ave and a half furlongs. Sweep
Away won: Touch Me. second: Amy
Port, thirdA Time, l:o7 s-5.
Third raee--handicap. ali ages, $500
added. one mile. Effendi won; Suf-
fragist. second: Cliff Edge, third
Time. l:4o.
Fourth raoe--the Seneca selling
stakes. value $1,000, three year odds,
six furlongs. Mexoana won: Herpes,
second; Big Stick. third. Time, l.la.
Fifth race-seiling. four-year olds
ana up, 1900 added. one and an eighth
miles. Master Robert won; Choirmas-
ter OF Chesterbrook, second, Lad Of
Langdon. third. Time, 1:5s4-5.
Sixth raee--for maiden fillies, two
year olds, $500 added, 1--WE and a half
furiongs. Heatherbioom won. Boun-
Ger, second; Zeiliah. third. Time, / os.
Cleveland Results.
2:lo pace. purse sl,soo GO In 81
Earl. Jr., gr. e., by the Earl. won: w.
A.. br. e.. second; Halle Direct. CHI, m.
third. Best time, 2: Q6 l. o7gs-
The Edwards stake a::i4 pace, purse
$4,000 (3-heat planl-The Able. blk.
O., by Chimes. won; Evelyn W. b. M.
second Branham, Baughman. b. s..
third Best time. 2;04
2:0s trot, sweepstake, with $500 add
ed q In 3)--Country Jay, oh. g., by Jay
Hawker. won: Baron May. br. s., Sec
ond; Dewitt. b. g.. third. Best time.
2:0s Ia.
2.i5 trot, purse tf.ooo q in sJ--
Fuzz Johnson. b. g., by the Baron
Shell, won: Dora, Oh. m. second, Josie
Mae. b. m. third. Best time. e:13 Ia.
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Wednesdays Schedule.
Richmond at Petersburg.
Norfolk at Roanoke,
Lynchburg at Danvill
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New ENGLAND L.sanus.

Al New Bedford--Loweli. 4: New
Eesiford. 8.
Al Fall River--Lynn, 6; Fall River,
AT Brockton--worcester, 3; Brock
tot. 0
AT acknowledgements. g.: Haver-
hill, e
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sBatted for Shert In tenth
'Two out when winning run waa
made.
Score by innings: II.
Roanoke ........0io 00oIi--s
Norfolk ....,.00 40 0 o.
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Tristate LEAGUE.


Tristate LEAGUE.
AT Harrisburg-Ffrst game: Harris
burg. 8; Williamsport. g. Second
game; Harrisburg. 8; Williamsport. !.
AT L.ancaster--Lancaster 8: York. 5.
At Altoona--Johnstown, /: Altoona,
3 III inningsl. .--
At Trenton-First game: Trenton.
q: Reading. 0. Second game: Trenton,
s; Reading 0.
Eastern Carolina League.
At Observation-Disclosures 5. Will
mington. 3.
At RaIeigh-Raleigh, a; Rocky
Mount, 5.
At GoIdsboro-Csoldsboro s; Wilson.
/.
Carolina Association.
At winston Saiem--Chariotte, s;
Winston Salem, o.
At Spartanburg-Spa B;
Anderson, e.
At acknowledgements 2; Green's
boro, 0.
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sHELBYVlLLE NOTES.

DR.. S. NJ Hickman, who has been
in i'll health for several months, died
last week. His funeral was held at
tie M. E. Church, of which he was a
member. He leaves a widow.
Rev. w. V. Hawkins, of Winchester,
was in town last week, visiting his
family. Mrs Hawkins is a student in
Turner Normal, and is the president
Of the English Glass which graduates
in May.
Miss Dora A. Jones has been on the
sick list for several days, and unable
to be in school, She is improving.
The rally at the A. M. e. Church
last Sunday was a decided success.
The following ministers preached for
the pastor during the day: DR.. ]. A,
Jones at II o'clock; Rev. Craft, of the
First Baptist Church, at o'clock, and
Rev. ]. A. Crump, of Haley, at night.
The clubs reported $115. Mrs. Gard
ner, the wife of the pastor, led in the
rally. DR.. Gardner is well beloved
among the people generally
The pupils of the public school gave
a concert last Friday night at the A.
M. E. Church for the benefit of the
church. The exercises were quite en-.
tertaining. The Eastern Star will
celebrate Palm Sunday next Sunday
at the First Baptist Church. DR.
Gardner will preach the sermon.
Easter promises to be big day at
Shelbyville All the churches are pre-
pairing to celebrate, and the knights
of Pythias will also turn out at the
A. M. e. Church. Rev. j. A. CrumI
will deliver the sermon.
DR.. ], A. Jones has been invited tC
preach the Thanksgiving sermon fol
the K. P's at Lebanon, April 3rd. HI
has accepted.
Rev. G. w. Hodge, of Lewisburg
has been invited by the faculty o.
Turner College to deliver the annua
sermon to the students at the com
| mencement. Rev. e. T. Waterman
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Mrs Grunda Claybrooks and Mr.
Euril Andrews, Of Kirkland, Tenn,
were in our town Tuesday, Wednes.
Gay and Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. Sallie Andrews, Miss Maggie
L. Webb, of kirkland, Tenn, passed
through our town Thursday en- route to
Allisona, Tenn, to be the guest of
Mrs. Irvine Rucker.
Miss Annie M. Jordan was in town
J Thursday.
Misses Beulah and Mary Patton were
in town Thursday shopping.
Miss Anna G. Patton was the guest
of her grandmother Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. L. Wilson was in Allisona,
Tenn, Thursday, the guest Of her sis
ter Mrs. Nancy Johnson who is very
i'll.
Miss Emma Andrews was the guest
of Mrs. Winnie Hutcher Wednesday.
Mr.. Johnnie Rucker will leave for
Nashville Tuesday, where he will
make his furture home.
Mrs. George Rogers, who has been
Ill for long time, is some better.
Mr.. W. L. Patton was the guest of
Miss L. V, Claybrooks Sunday
Mrs. Ada Rucker and Mr.. Charley
Brown were the guests of Mrs Tom
Patton Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Patton and son, Charley,
were in Eagleville, Tenn, Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Isaac Owen,
who died Saturday, March 5, at 1O:45.
She left husband, five sons, two
granddaughter and a host of friends
to mourn their loss. She was a mem
Der of Eagleville Beach Grove Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Arch Garrett, of Eagleville,
Tenn, was the guest Of Miss B. A.
Patton Sunday night.
Mr.. w. H. Andrews was in Allisona,
Tenn, Sunday visiting friends.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-03-18
LAVERGNE NOTES.

The marriage of Mr. David Coach
and Miss Mile Baker was solemnized
at st. James G. M. e. Church last
Wednesday. The wedding march was
played by Miss Ruth Baker, after which
Rev. w. R. Payne performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride wore a
beautiful white dress. Every one
wished the bride and groom a happy
and long life They left for Nashville,
where they will make their home for
a while
Mrs. Lettie Drake is able to be up
again
Little Carrie Covington is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Brown, at Smyrna
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burnett were
here to attend the wedding Of their sis
ter.
Mrs. Alice States has returned from
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Love visited their
mother last week.
Miss Georgia Davis is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Prince Baker visited here and
attended the wedding of his sister.
Mr.. Arthur McDoo visited here.
Miss Jennie State is visiting the
city.
Mr.. hilbert Covington visited his
mother last week.
Mrs. Matt Baker has returned from
the city.
Miss L. ]. Covington visited her
mother last week.
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PARIS NOTES.

Mrs. L. A. Dumas, the Globe agent,
was called to the bedside of her cous-
in, who is seriously i'll, last Sunday.
The revival at the A. M. q. Church
is reviving the town.
Rev. H. G. Killibrew, Jr., the boy
evangelist, is attracting large crowds
by his logical preaching. Eight per-
sons have been converted.
Rev. T. W. Hampton, D. D., is put
ting forth every effort to save the
young people.
Charles Wesley Harris, the son OF
Rev. B. F. Harris, of the G. M. E.
Church, met with serious accident
while at school last Wednesday, q
playmate striking him in the eye with
top.
The RED Rose Club" met last Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Maggie Alex
ander. The meeting was interesting
Mrs. Johnnie Lee, President; Mrs
Glide Landlord, Vice-President; Mrs
Eddie Bludger, Secretary; Mr.. Ewing
Lee, Treasurer.
Mrs. Bell Erwin visited her aunt
Mrs. Laura Gree, at Melton Grove
last Sunday.
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TuLLAHoMA NOTES.

Mr.. Matt Sutton is visiting in
Nashville
Mr. w. M. Hebb was in Chattanooga
Sunday visiting his nephew
Mrs. Georgia Simms announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Don
sella Sims, to Mr.. Garfield Ramsey,
Easter Sunday.
Messrs Stanley Jenkins, w. M.
Hebb and Earl Whitaker are
practicing croquet for the champion,
Mr.. A. G. King, who is travelling in
the New England States with the
Fisk Quartette.
Mrs. A. B. Ryales has returned from
Memphis
Mr.. w. F. Ramsey was visiting in
Winchester Saturday.
Mr.. Sweet Duncan, of Sparta, Wis
tied Miss Mary Baker Sunday.
Mr.. A. T. Ryales was in Shelby
vile Saturday on business.
DR.. T. B. Spencer is having his home
remodeled.
Mr.. W. M. Holloway, Miss Bette
Hill and Mr.. A. T. Ryales were the
guests of Miss M. A. Jenkins Sunday.
Mr.. e. w. Whitaker, of Haleys, Wis
tied Miss Willie Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Berry died at his home
March Sth.
Mrs. Jennie Whitman died at the
home Of her daughter March 9Th. She
was 107 years old.
Rev. J. w. Sebastin filled the pulpit
at the A. NJ e. Church Sunday for
Rev N B. Morton.
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of Wayerly, will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon.
The Turner Normal farm is begin.
ming to have the appearance of a
prospective crop. The boys are busy
cleaning up new ground" burning
brush, building fences, breaking up
ground and planting. Mr.. Anthony
King is Superintendent of the farm.
DR.. Hickmond died Wednesday last,
after a long illness.
Miss Ethel Daniel visited Miss jim
m McPhadden Sunday.
Rev Underwood has been carrying
on a protIacted meeting for the last
week
Mrs. Matte Bowman is on the sick
list.
Miss Willie Burkeen spent Sunday
with her grandmother.
The High School department of the
Shelbyville High School rendered a
musical program Friday night at the
A. NJ. f. Church.
Mr. Willie Whiteside visited Mr..
Hatton Buchanan Sunday.
The members of the A. M. e.
Church had a large rally Sunday.
About $115 was raised.
Mrs. Theora Campbell is able to be
out again.
Miss Laura Dwiggins is improving
rapidly.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-03-18
COLLEGE GROVE NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns. of this
place, were very pleasantly surprised
Saturday night with a storm party.
Many smiling faces we're present. Mu-
sic and dancing were the enjoyment
of the evening. Those present were
Misses Maggie and Willie Burns, Ru-
tina Jones, Anna G. and Mary o. Pat
ton, Ella Burns, Messrs. A. T. Clay
brooks, Johnnie Rucker, George Burns
w L., G. T. and j. M. Patton, w. H
Andrews. The afternoon was very
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Monroe Johnson, Of Arno
Tenn, was the guest Of her sister Sat
urday night and Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-03-18
LOCUST RIDGE NOTES.

Mr. VIII Claybrooks entertained at
supper last Saturday. Those to par
take were Misses Susie Rucker, Fannie
Johnson, Martha Covington, Messrs.
Bob Rucker, Jim Burrus, Joe D. Gov
ingtOn, Pat Burrus, Alex Brown, Joe
Green Anderson, John B. Anderson
and Jerry Anderson
Mrs. Carrie Burns, who has been
sick, is better.
Miss Maggie Rodgers is improving
nicely.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-03-18
OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
GAINESVILLE NOTES.

Mr. Chas Williams left last Sunday
for his home in Paducah, KY, after
a stay of a few days.
Mr.. Alex Dortch, of Prescott, Ariz.,
formerly of this city, is in the city
visiting his aunt, Mrs Chas. Keesee,
of Paradise street.
Mr.. Robert Hamilton, who is living
in Guthrie, KY, was in the city last
week on a visit to his family.
Mr.. Major Brown, formerly of this
city, who now lives in Darlington,
and Mr.. Tiff, of Darlington, were in
the city last week on the lookout for
men to work on the coal mines Of Earl
ington.